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Info Table: Peace Corps at the St. Michael's College Learn, Work, and Serve Expo
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Launch your international career with the Peace Corps. Stop by the Peace Corps table at the St. Michael's College Learn, Work, and Serve Expo to talk to a local representative about the opportunities to live, learn, and work with a community overseas.
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Alternatives to Lightning Source
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Alternatives to Lightning Source
Are there any pros or published photogs out there that might know of an alternative to Lightning source?
The issue we have is that they only accept CMYK (as with most publishers) that wreck our images (cthulhu themed cook book) when we convert using the methods they require. But I cant help but wonder why they cant print in a similar way adorama and other photo books do (price?).
We do have a book out now that still looks fine to all who see it but to people like us who are aware of color, contrast and such we can see that the photos are a little de-saturated and muted.
If you know who Lightning Source is than you know why we cant use the photo book services by Adorama and such....
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Advice welcom on the best abstract landscapes I've ever seen
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It's possible she's taking layers of different color glass and shooting through them. Maybe using "reclaimed materials" such as old window panes, bottles, etc. And then using different lighting sources to create the "drama".
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The XP Pro workstations do not see the new replacement domain upon boot; they only see their cached entry for the old (server 2003) domain controller. The old_server is not connected to the network. I have DHCP working with the same scope as the old_server. In my "before-asking" search for a solution I came across the following two articles, and I recall doing things as suggested by the articles.
The only possible issue is: I was under the impression that the domain netbios needed to match the DC's netbios. The DC netbios is city01 while the domain's FQDN is city.domain.org (I think this is mistaken and should have been just domain.org)
But, the second link led me to a post which I believe answers my question. I did as they instructed by opening Local Area Connection Properties, then selecting TCP/IPv4 and setting the sole preferred DNS server to the local hosts static IP (10.10.1.1).
Search for "Your problems should clear up" for the post I'm referencing: http://forums.techarena.in/active-directory/1032797.htm
Have I misunderstood their instructions? I am hoping to reach the point where I can define users and user groups. Also, does TechNet have a single theoretical overview document I could read. I really don't like treating comps as magic.
I will be watching this closely and will quickly answer any questions. If I've left anything out it is because I did not know it was needed.
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Permitted Paid Engagement visa
1. Overview
You can apply for a Permitted Paid Engagement visa if you:
- want to come to the UK to do specific paid work without having to be sponsored under the points-based visa system
- are from a country that's not in the European Economic Area (EEA) and Switzerland
- meet the other eligibility requirements
You may not need to apply for a visa if you're from a certain country - check if you need this visa before you apply.
How long it will take
The earliest you can apply is 3 months before you travel.
Example You can apply from 16 March if you plan to travel on 15 June.
You should get a decision on your visa within 3 weeks.
You can check the guide processing times to see how long getting a visa might take in your country.
A Permitted Paid Engagement visa costs £87.
How long you can stay
You can stay in the UK for up to 1 month.
What you can and can't do
You can:
- be a student examiner or assessor
- take part in selection panels for the education, arts or research organisation you're invited by as a highly qualified academic
- give lectures at a higher education institution, as long as it's not a part-time or full-time role
- examine UK-based pilots so they meet the standards of the country you come from, by invitation of an approved UK training organisation regulated by the UK Civil Aviation Authority
- provide advocacy in a particular area of law
- take part in arts, entertainment or sporting activities including broadcasting
- take part in fashion modelling assignments
- do minor activities related to your work or business overseas, eg meetings
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Reports detail shift in administration's Benghazi spin
Try as they might to make Benghazi yesterday's news, Obama administration officials can't make it go away.
Their spin is that only conservative pundits care about what happened in Libya last September. Truth is, a lot of people care. All Americans should care that Barack Obama failed to protect diplomats and that his appointees tried to cover up what actually happened.
Spin devolved into lies. A president in the midst of an election campaign put politics ahead of national security, his underlings deftly shifting the blame from Islamic extremists to a YouTube video.
Congressional hearings are now focused on Benghazi. In advance of those, The Weekly Standard's Steven Hayes broke a story detailing the shift in White House talking points on how to explain the Libyan debacle. He said the White House had intelligence reports "very, very early" after the Sept. 11, 2012 incident that al-Qaida-connected Islamic extremists had attacked a diplomatic outpost, leaving four dead.
Top officials had real intelligence on what had happened in Benghazi. They had it less than 36 hours after the attack, Hayes said, and days before the administration "scrubbed" talking points presented to policymakers by the CIA.
Early versions of the talking points "prominently noted that extremists with ties to al-Qaida" were involved. The "scrubbed" version left this out. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice hit the Sunday talk show circuit to push the video blame game. In congressional hearings last week, Greg Hicks, the deputy chief of missions in Libya, said that when he heard the story Rice was peddling, "I was stunned. My jaw dropped, and I was embarrassed."
Hillary Clinton may have blown her chances of succeeding Barack Obama with her unforgettable, hostile question of what difference does it make now how the story was told.
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On Oct. 25, both nursery school children and seniors residing in Woodside helped to erect their very own locally made stop sign along 47th Avenue and 60th Street, with the help of Council Member Jimmy Van Bramer. The move was made in order to highlight the dangerous traffic conditions along this particular part of Woodside.
"The reckless speeding and steady traffic along 47th Avenue presents serious safety hazards to countless young school children and seniors who cross this street every single day," said Council Member Van Bramer. "Today the community has joined me to say enough is enough. We are taking matters into our own hands. As a symbol of resolve we are placing our own stop sign at the intersection of 47th Avenue and 60th Street to let the city agency know we will not wait any longer. The time to act is now. Without a stop sign at this heavily trafficked intersection, or speed bumps along this street the chances of an accident happening will continue to escalate."
For over three years the Department of Transportation (DOT) failed to introduce traffic calming measures alongside this strip of road on 47th Avenue between 59th and 61st Streets. DOT's response to the request for a stop sign and traffic bumps was that ""based upon [their] evaluation of data collected, we have determined that additional controls are not recommended based on procedures contained in the federal Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices."
Senior citizens from the Big Six Towers, a co-op development housing a retirement community, and children from the nearby Towers Play and Learn nursery school are the ones most vulnerable to any traffic accidents along 47th Avenue. That's because they are usually the ones who cross this particular road daily in order to attend school, go home and/or visit their doctors' offices.
"For many years now, the people of Big Six Towers have known that crossing 47th Avenue at 60th Street in Woodside was dangerous and hazardous," said Jerry LoMonte, Board Members of the Big Six Tower. "We have tried unsuccessfully to get the Department of Transportation to listen to our petitions and our pleas for help. Councilman Van Bramer has now stepped up and is calling on the agency to look into this serious matter. Big Six Towers needs stop signs or speed bumps to slow down or stop traffic so our elderly and our children can safely cross."


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Byte Power Down feature in MoBL SRAMs
How does the Byte Power Down feature work in Cypress MoBL SRAMs ?
or If I de-assert both BHE# & BLE#, will my device get deselected ?
or Which devices have Byte Power Down feature available ?
This is a useful feature in low power applications, as it reduces the power consumption of the device when the IO's are tri-stated.
MoBL SRAM's that incorporate the above BPD function have a nomenclature of CY621x7x, while those that do not incorporate the above function have a nomenclature of CY621x6x.
For the devices that incorporate the BPD function (the CY621x7x series), the byte enable access time tDBE = tACE (since the BHE#-BLE# combination is like chip enable), while for the devices that do not incorporate this function (the CY621x6x series), the byte enable access time tDBE = tDOE (since the BHE/BLE combination is like output enable).
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A Different Kind Of Fix is a new video with Bruna Kajiya shot in Cabarete, Dominican Republic, where she shows that kiting, and life, is about more than performance on the world's highest level - the importance and fun of just being in the water.Read More »
North American Speed Sailing Invitational 2011 Announced for October 17-31, 2011
Twelve of the fastest speed kiting guys in the world and one girl, Charlotte Consorti (who has proven to be as fast as the guys) have been invited to Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, to see who is the fastest sailor in the world.Read More »
PKRA News: New Caledonia Confirmed, Australia and South Africa Cancelled
The final PKRA event this year will be held in the beautiful lagoon of Noumea in New Caledonia and is confirmed for the following dates: 30th of November until December 4th, with registration of the 29th of November.Read More »
KSP One Eye: Final Wrap Up and Full Results
With an 11-foot swell at 17 seconds forecast for the day, today started off with a Local's Expression Session for the resident riders. KSP competitors and staff watched from the judge's tower, cheering on the 17 locals during the hour-long heat. Laurent Le Bolloch (MRU/Le Gall/North) won the event by showcasing excellent top-to-bottom riding on the 10- to 15-foot-plus wave faces.Read More »
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The Liquid Force crew has a pile of fresh 2012 gear packed in the bus and are headed down the West Coast. Meet and ride with team rider Jason Slezak and team rider and lead designer Julien Fillion.Read More »
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The X3 Kite Compression Kit includes three large vacuum bags and an adapter that allows you to use your kite pump to suck the air out of the bags to shrink your kites, making them easier to pack. The bags are made out of a heavier material than we've seen on consumer vacuum bags made for traveling and feature a large one-way valve.Read More »
KSP One Eye Pro: Final Results!
Kicking off the last six heats of the 2011 KSP One Eye Pro in Le Morne, Mauritius, Airton Cozzolino (Italy/North) faced Mauricio Pedreira (Brazil) in the first of two strapless semifinals. Early in the matchup, the 17-year-old Cozzolino was called on interference, resulting in his second highest wave score to be slashed in half. Nevertheless, his progressive kite surfing advanced him to the finals by a slim margin of .47 points.Read More »
KSP One Eye: Epic Kitesurfing Conditions for Day Five
With the long-anticipated mega swell hitting One Eye today and winds holding strong, the KSP One Eye Pro resumed with Men's Round 4. Ten to twelve foot faces (and the occasional fifteen footer) kicked the day off to an exhilarating start. Blowing more offshore than normal, the strong winds kept the wave faces exceptionally clean, setting the stage for some history and career-making heats.Read More »
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Amidst 25 to 30 knot winds and overhead surf, the KSP One Eye Pro resumed with Round 2 of the Men's Division. With a total of 54 heats (36 Men and 18 Women) scheduled, the event passed its halfway point today with the completion of Men's Round 3 Heat 20 and Women's Round 3 Heat 10.Read More »
KSP One Eye: Day 3 Update
September 25, 2011: With a solid breeze mid-morning on day three of the KSP One Eye Pro, Round 1 of the men's division resumed. Kiting on 7- to 9-meter kites, competitors once again had phenomenal waves — 4 to 6 feet (Hawaiian), 8- to 12-foot faces.Read More »
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Connecticut center Tina Charles scored a game-high 30 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Sun defeated the shorthanded Indiana Fever 73-61 on Wednesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
Charles also had three blocks and three assists as the Sun improved to 2-3 this season.
The defending league champion Fever, who had only eight players see action, dropped to 1-4 overall and 0-3 in home games.
Shavonte Zellous paced Indiana with 14 points. Tamika Catchings added 11, and Erlana Larkins scored 10. No other player reached double figures.
The Fever struggled from the field, hitting just 23 of 67 shots (34.3 percent). That included a 4-for-14 performance (28.6 percent) from 3-point range.
The Sun, meanwhile, were 32 of 63 from the field (50.8 percent) and enjoyed a 40-30 rebounding advantage.
Kara Lawson scored 12 points for Connecticut, while Kalana Greene added 10.
Katie Douglas and Erin Thorn were in uniform for the Fever but did not play.
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The Toffees boss wants to give Tyias Browning, Luke Garbutt, John Lundstram, Chris Long and Matthew Kennedy the chance to earn a first-team place as the likes of John Stones haveEverton manager Roberto Martinez will look to youth again in pre-season as he aims to identify the next player who could break like Ross Barkley into the first team.
The Toffees boss has brought five players aged 21 or under along with the senior squad for their pre-season trip to Austria and is keen to see them follow in the footsteps of Barkley and John Stones.
|Everton are 5/1 with William Hill to finish in the Premier League top four
"We've got Tyias Browning, Luke Garbutt, John Lundstram, Chris Long and Matthew Kennedy. We've been trying to develop them and they deserve an opportunity.
"We want to see how they react in the first team, how close they are to being ready - like Stones and Barkley were last season.
"Last year, [Stones and Barkley] did well in pre-season, showed really high standards and that they were ready so that's going to be the case at Everton.
"It's exciting to see that young and ambitious talent coming through and we need to see if they are ready to help the team and if they are ready to be a part of it."


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Spicy Cranberry Chutney
From EatingWell: Fall 2004
What could be better with a simple roast or grilled vegetables than a spicy fruit chutney? Nothing, except knowing it was a gift from someone you cherish. Consider including a decorative serving spoon, tied to the side of the jar with raffia.
Makes: 5 cups (five 1/2-pint jars)
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 8 cups fresh or frozen cranberries, (2 pounds)
- 2 shallots, minced
- 2 jalapeno peppers, seeded and minced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 1/2 cups packed light brown sugar
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 cups red-wine vinegar
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh ginger
- 2 tablespoons whole mustard seeds
- 1 tablespoon freshly grated orange zest
- 1 tablespoon freshly grated lemon zest
- 2 teaspoons salt
- Combine all ingredients in a large saucepan; bring to a boil over high heat. Simmer, uncovered, stirring often, until the cranberries have broken down and the mixture has thickened somewhat, 10 to 15 minutes. Let cool completely. Ladle the chutney into clean jars and refrigerate.
Tips & Notes
- Refrigerate chutney in an airtight container for up to 1 month. To can it for pantry storage, visit homecanning.com for detailed instructions.
Per tablespoon: 35 calories; 0 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 9 g carbohydrates; 0 g protein; 1 g fiber; 58 mg sodium; 15 mg potassium.
Exchanges: 1/2 other carbohydrate
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Fifth-seeded Red Mountain routed 12th-seeded Buena 45-6 in the first round of the Division I playoffs on Friday.
The Lions dominated all facets of the game, coming away with what coach Ron Wisniewski called a complete victory.
"I felt like we had a pretty balanced game this week with the defense and special teams tonight," Wisniewski said. "It was probably the first time all year we put together all three phases in one night.
"Buena has a bunch of great skill guys on offense. They moved the ball on us, but fortunately in the red zone we held up pretty well. We bent a little bit but didn't break. On offense we made a lot of big plays, which is what we were doing early in the season but kind of got away from a little bit these last few weeks."
The defense set the tone for the evening, utilizing that bend-but-don't-break philosophy to limit Buena to just six points. The Colts were able to move the ball with some success but could only come away with the one touchdown. Buena had the ball in the red zone five times, but three of those possessions ended with a turnover on downs.
The Colts also had a costly interception on their first drive of the game that turned out to be the turning point. Buena took the opening kickoff and drove to the Red Mountain 13, knocking the Mountain Lions back on their heels. But quarterback Rafael Adames was intercepted by Justin Fitzgerald, and on the first play for Red Mountain, Aeron Carr took a handoff 89 yards for a touchdown, turning the tide entirely.
The Mountain Lions never looked back from there, as the Colts seemed to be shellshocked after the two-play swing.
"It was a great start," Wisniewski said. "It helped us a lot and gave us a lot of positive momentum going the rest of the game."
Red Mountain's offense was also firing on all cylinders, passing and running the ball effectively. Quarterback Mason Thorman, back after a one-week suspension last week for violating team rules, was sharp all night, completing 17 of 23 passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns. Receiver Drake Pierre caught two of Thorman's touchdown passes and had 88 receiving yards on the night. Carr finished with 118 rushing yards and also had 52 receiving yards with two total touchdowns. The Mountain Lions rushed for 312 yards as a team.
"We basically just got back to our old stuff," Thorman said. "I, personally, have been thinking too much during the games. I got back to doing what I was doing in the beginning of the season, which is just go out and play and just have fun. I just threw the ball where I thought my receivers would be.
"Our offense is peaking at the right time. This is the playoffs. This is where we want to peak. We had a couple setbacks in the beginning of the season, some hard losses, but as a team we're just coming together as a unit right now."
Buena coach Ryan Scherling thought his team shot itself in the foot all night, especially in the red zone.
"Our guys played hard," Scherling said. "They came out and competed from the get go. We killed ourselves with penalties. That's kind of been our Achilles heel all year, but it hasn't hurt us until we played a good team like Red Mountain, and they made us pay for it."
Red Mountain will play fourth-seeded Brophy in the second round in a rematch of the teams' Week 3 game, which the Mountain Lions won 33-31.
"Brophy is going to want us," Wisniewski said. "We beat them already. We outscored them once, but that doesn't mean we're going to do it again. But we're going to give it our best college try."
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Rushing 7-178 24-312
Comp-Att-Int 15-34-2 18-24-0
Passing yards- 169 221
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties- Yards 12-107 11-140
RM- Carr 89 run (Tani kick)
RM- Limbs 3 run (Tani kick)
RM- Carr 10 pass from Thorman (Tani kick)
RM- Pierre 3 pass from Thorman (Tani kick)
RM- Pierre 4 pass from Thorman (Tani kick)
B- Taylor 15 pass from Adames (Adames run fail)
RM- Plourd 53 run (Tani kick)
RM- Tani 29 FG


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2011 OSCARS Prediction: 'The Kings Speech'
Hollyscoop.com's Diana Madison (Twitter: @DianaMadison) interviewed Tom Sherak, President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences about 2011 Oscar nominations. 'The Kings Speech' leading the pack, how it may win, James Franco hosting and more. For up-to-the-minute celebrity news, visit www.hollyscoop.com Celebrity Photos http Celebrity Videos www.hollyscoop.com Movie Trailers www.hollyscoop.com


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A day after losing a player, the Washington men's basketball team officially gained another. While the request of swingman Phil Nelson to...
A day after losing a player, the Washington men's basketball team officially gained another.
While the request of swingman Phil Nelson to transfer was being processed, the Huskies received a signed letter of intent from Franklin guard Venoy Overton, who becomes the fourth member of the class of 2007.
The 6-foot Overton averaged 21.2 points, 3.5 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 3.0 steals in leading Franklin to a third-place finish at the Class 4A state tournament last month. He is expected to contend for immediate playing time in UW's backcourt, which was marked by some inconsistent play this past season.
"He has great quickness and athleticism, and he can really push the basketball up the floor and he does a good job of defending people with the ball," UW coach Lorenzo Romar said. "But I think as good as he is in all of those areas, he's even better at winning. I think that's his best skill. He really helps you win games."
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Romar said he was impressed with how Overton reacted when he fouled out of Franklin's semifinal loss to Ferris.
"He could have been putting his jersey over his head and just sitting there," Romar said. "But he was cheering his team on, knowing they weren't going to win, and stayed in the game, and then he huddled his team up and said there was nothing to be ashamed of and we've got another game to win if we want to go out on top. That's great. That's something that's hard to coach."
Franklin won that consolation game.
Romar also compared Overton's fiery attitude to that of former Huskies Nate Robinson and Will Conroy, saying "he brings an attitude, but in a good way that helps you win games."
Overton joins three players who signed in November — forwards Matthew Bryan-Amaning and Darnell Gant and swingman Justin Holiday — in UW's Class of 2007.
Nelson, meanwhile, spent his first day as a publicly acknowledged former member of the team the same way he had spent many of his days as a Husky — working out with the rest of the other players in an informal pickup game.
In brief comments as he headed into the gym, Nelson confirmed what Romar had said the day before, that he was simply looking for a place where he felt he would fit in a little better. Nelson, a 6-7 swingman from Keizer, Ore., said he thinks he will find that at Portland State, where he plans to play next, but not before finishing out the quarter at UW.
"I felt like it was a better situation," said Nelson, who averaged 4.7 points a game this year and started nine games out of 31 appearances for UW this season. "I don't know if I fit in here."
Asked if playing time was the major issue, Nelson said "it was just [the] overall [situation]."
Team captain Jon Brockman said Nelson had told the other players about a week ago of his decision.
"It's a tough thing because he fits in socially with the team and he's a good friend and a good teammate," Brockman said. "I guess it just wasn't the right fit."
With Nelson's departure freeing up a scholarship, the Huskies have jumped in the running for Ty Abbott, a 6-3 guard from Desert Vista High in Phoenix. Abbott had signed with New Mexico but was released from his letter when coach Ritchie McKay was fired.
He is expected to take a trip to UW next weekend but also has trips scheduled to Arizona State and Washington State, marking a rare time that the Cougars and Huskies could be competing for the same player.
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THE ART OF DESIGN Exhibition to Feature Costume Designs at Muhlenberg College, 2/25-3/17
Prima will design the costumes for the Muhlenberg Mainstage productions "Iphigenia and Other Daughters" and "Mental Landscapes" in March. After graduating from Muhlenberg in 2007, Prima she went on to receive her Master of Fine Arts degree from California State University in Long Beach.
Simon graduated from Muhlenberg in 2005 and received her Master of Fine Arts degree from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts. She design costumes for theater, dance and film, mostly in New York City, and she is currently the costume designer for Muhlenberg's "Bartholomew Fair," which runs Feb. 21-24.
Case has been a lecturer and designer at Muhlenberg since 1997. Prior to that, she designed costumes and makeup for the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the National Archives, the Washington Opera, the Woolly Mammoth Theatre, the Harmonie Park Playhouse, the Hilberry Theatre, the Michigan Opera, and Wolf Trap.
Gurst received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Moore College of Art and Design. She has previously worked as a design assistant in New York City, and she recently designed "On the Town," her ninth Muhlenberg production.
For Muhlenberg Theatre & Dance patrons, this showcase offers an opportunity to see what goes into creating a show for a nationally ranked college theater and dance program.
"It's a side of theater you don't get to see," Case says. "It's a backstage peek. There's a lot more to it than a costume appearing on stage. There's psychology, sociology, and research, a lot of research, in addition to artistic talent... There are going to be beautiful, one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces of art you can't see anywhere else. It's truly a beautiful art form."
The exhibition runs Feb. 25 to March 17. Tickets are not required and there is no charge for admission. There will be an opening reception on Tuesday, Feb. 26 from 5 to 6 p.m. The exhibit will be displayed in the Galleria of the Baker Center for the Arts on the Muhlenberg College campus at 2400 Chew St., Allentown. For more information, visit www.muhlenberg.edu/theatreanddance.


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Some Washington state lawmakers have suggested that Washington's smaller and rural school districts be consolidated to save money. Kowalkowski, superintendent at the rural Davenport School District, argues these districts are efficient and have better performance than larger districts.
WITH tight budgets and shrinking revenues, consolidation of school districts is being touted by some Washington state legislators as a way to save dollars.
The March 12 Seattle Times editorial titled, "State Should Consider Consolidating School Districts" was misleading. It called for a "thoughtful consolidation plan." However, it neglected to mention some key points about our small school districts.
Our small and rural districts serve the students of the communities in which they're located. If all communities in our state are valued — large or small — we must value the schools that serve them.
The editorial's reference to the Vader School District did not mention that Vader in Lewis County had a condemned building and that the community did not support passage of a construction bond. The Vader situation is an anomaly. Other examples of a small community in our state failing to financially support its schools and allowing their school district to be dissolved cannot be found.
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Washington's small and rural districts are successful. Perhaps the most compelling example of this is graduation rates. Most of the rural school districts in Washington state are small (less than 1,000 students). According to recent research conducted by the Center for Research and Data Analysis at Educational Service District No. 113 in Olympia, these small and rural districts have the highest average on-time graduation rates and the lowest dropout rates.
According to research conducted by the Rural Schools and Community Trust, the costs per graduate at small schools are lower than larger schools. The Knowledge Works Foundation 2002 report "Dollars & Sense, the Cost Effectiveness of Small Schools," concluded that they have significantly less crime and violence than large schools.
The editorial stated that money would be saved by eliminating duplicate positions, starting with the $129,600 salary of the average school superintendent. However, small school-district superintendents don't make anywhere near the "average" superintendent salary.
Many of our small districts are served by a "super-principal." This is one person serving as principal and superintendent. Often, this person also serves as the special-education director, the transportation director, the Title 1 director and even in some cases, the band director!
Of our 295 school districts, 45 employ a part-time superintendent. Many of our smaller districts share superintendents between districts. Visit any small school district in Washington to see if there really is "bureaucratic overhead and duplicate administration."
Further, small and rural districts often form cooperatives to cut expenses and provide quality services to students. Our Educational Service Districts provide many cost-saving programs for small districts.
The editorial mentioned special-education services, stating "… more-intensive student needs often go unserved." Are you saying that small districts do a poor job of providing services to special-education students? To assume that just because a school district is small, its students will be shortchanged is wrong. In fact, many special-needs students thrive in small districts.
To put the issue of consolidation in context, the total state funding for enhanced support of small school districts amounts to less than one percent of the total K-12 budget.
Tax dollars are precious and every school district, large and small, has an obligation to use these dollars wisely. Small districts in Washington take this responsibility seriously and are, in fact, a darn good bargain and a wise investment.
Jim Kowalkowski is superintendent of the Davenport School District, which serves 585 students in Northeast Washington's Lincoln County. He is also director of the Rural Education Center, a cooperative of more than 55 small and rural school districts and education organizations that is affiliated with Washington State University's College of Education.


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"Looming over every officer's head is the threat they will not have a job," said Ken Edwards Jr., who recruited and hired officers when he worked for the New London Police Department before retiring in 2007. "That's still the message out there."
The proposed ordinance would assure new officers who want to come to New London that the city is committed to maintaining its staffing levels, he said.
"Also, it would be security for those thinking about jumping ship," Edwards said, speaking at Monday's City Council meeting.
"If people don't feel safe, they're not going to come to the city," said resident Dennis Downing, who also endorsed the proposal. "We need more police officers on the street."
The council referred the ordinance, which was proposed by Councilor Michael Passero, to two committees for further review.
Council President Wade Hyslop said Monday he agrees there should be an ordinance, but he wants to know how Passero came up with the staffing level of 80.
The department has shrunk by about 30 percent since 2011, which is mostly attributed to low morale and the threat of layoffs during the past two years.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio told the council Monday that the police administration wants to come before the council to discuss the ordinance.
"I certainly believe 80 is a minimal level," said the mayor, who added that job security has been an issue for many officers. "We we do need to begin rehiring as soon as possible."
He said he expects no more layoffs for the current fiscal year.
The council set aside $500,000 in the 2013-14 budget to pay for six months of salary for six new police officers for the second half of the year, but no officers have yet been hired.
"I'm very hopeful when we get budget projections through the end of year, we will start hiring," he said.
In 2007, the police department had 90 sworn officers and 17 other personnel, according to a study commissioned by then City Manager Martin Berliner. "The Limited Assessment of New London, CT Police Department" recommended the department have between 81 and 118 patrol officers, in addition to other sworn officers such as the chief. The number of officers was based on the number of requests for assistance, the report said.
Today, according to Deputy Chief Peter Reichard, the department has 66 sworn officers.
The department employed 99 officers in 2011 and 97 in 2012, according to the city's finance department. City records show 80 officers on the payroll when the 2013-14 budget was being prepared. The police union claims 21 officers hired by Chief Margaret Ackley, who took over as chief in 2009, have left for other departments, while another 13 have retired.
In early 2013, at least 10 officers left the department, including nine who joined other law enforcement agencies.
In addition to a review by the Public Safety Committee, the proposal was also referred Monday to the Administration Committee. Councilor Michael Tranchida, chairman of administration, asked for a joint meeting, but Councilor Erica Richardson, the head of public safety, declined.
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As you may or may not be aware, James Cameron's Avatar (the video game) ships across the world this coming week (December 1st in North America and December 4th in Europe) and it looks like Ubisoft have forgotten they have a series of dev diaries to finish off.
The fourth of five - the fifth is expected in the next few days - dev diaries focuses on the game's "blockbuster action" and how it intends to make you feel like you're always on the attack. However the final game comes together, one thing is for sure, from a visual perspective, it certainly isn't in the same mould of movie-tie-ins of recent times.
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Yukon defensive end Andre Dowuona-Hammond has options to weigh
YUKON — You won't hear Yukon's Andre Dowuona-Hammond complaining about the list of football programs recruiting him.
When Harvard, Yale and the Air Force Academy offer an opportunity to attend their schools, the prestige is hard to ignore.
Yukon's 6-foot-2, 235-pound defensive end, rated No. 28 on The Oklahoman's Super 30 recruiting ranking for the class of 2014, knows an education from such places would pay off for a lifetime.
Dowuona-Hammond has a desire to pursue work in the sports medicine or pharmacy fields after college, and he understands the value of education.
"His grade-point average is so high, and to me, that's a sign of the total package," Yukon coach Todd Wilson said. "Not only is he a really good football player, but he works really hard in the classroom."
But like many athletes, the drive to play at the highest level also pushes Dowuona-Hammond as he continues to hear from programs like Oklahoma and Oklahoma State.
"Hopefully I can improve my recruiting opportunities by going to a couple of camps, and with my play during the season," he said. "I don't have a problem with the Ivy League schools or Air Force, but I don't want to make a decision too early. I want to feel it out.
"When you graduate from an Ivy League school, or Air Force, you're set for life after that."
On the field, Dowuona-Hammond combines speed and power with a good understanding of how to use his hands, and a quick burst at the snap.
Wilson views him as an ideal defensive end prospect, but some colleges view him as a linebacker.
"I think I'll end up playing linebacker in college, because of my size," said Dowuona-Hammond, who has started for Yukon since he was a sophomore. "So I want to improve my feet to be ready for that. And it will help me this year getting off the ball."
As a junior, he recorded 34 tackles, four quarterback sacks and one interception, often being the focal point of the opposing offense.
"In the right system, I wouldn't bet against him playing on the defensive line," Wilson said. "If a 3-4 team wanted him, I could see him being one of those stand-up defensive end/outside linebacker guys. He's so good with his hand down, I could see someone taking him, putting some weight on him, and him being a really good defensive lineman.
Dowuona-Hammond has spent some time at linebacker during 7-on-7 workouts this summer, and he would occasionally drop into pass coverage from his defensive end spot.
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Black youth make up 10 percent of the youth in Los Angeles County, yet they comprise approximately 30 percent of those under probation supervision. In South Los Angeles, they are twice as likely to be arrested and detained in juvenile hall than in any other area of L.A. Black men also have a 90 percent probability of incarceration if they drop out of high school, but a diploma reduces that to 12 percent. With access to caring mentors and positive options, there's no limit on what these young men can achieve. And when they succeed, all Angelenos benefit.
CCF launched Building a Lifetime of Opportunities and Options for Men (BLOOM) to redirect the lives of young Black males in South L.A. who have already had contact with the juvenile justice system. This five-year, $5 million initiative is based on the belief that these young men can still thrive if public and private entities, community-based organizations, employer networks and families engage them constructively.
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The Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center has a new take on Juneteenth.
The past two years, the Newport News center has hosted a "Juneteenth Jubilee," celebrating the date that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. The event was a one-act play written and directed by Drusilla Pair, an instructional technologist at Hampton University.
But for this year's "Juneteenth Jubilee," on Friday night, Pair decided to change things up.
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■ (AGN MEDIA DIRECTOR of Commentary Dave) Henry: Gay Boy Scouts issue has not hurt Texas Panhandle troop numbers:
Kudos to the adult leaders of the Golden Spread Council for their hard work and dedication (in) making sure every young boy who wants to experience the benefits of scouting may do so.
As far as the Texas Panhandle is concerned, many boys went in front of their parents and expressed a fervent desire to stay in BSA. Why? The senior scouts recognized the real agenda behind the vote, such was indicative in Elliott Evalle's letter to the editor last week.
Elliott was courageous enough to stand up for what he believes and put his name on those beliefs. I think he did an excellent job of exposing truth, unlike ... those within the BSA executive ranks which have demonstrated incredible cowardice by not supporting parents. We will probably be witnessing another vote regarding gay scout leaders from national.
Many parents kept their boys in because they admire young men like Elliott, and hope their son would emulate his character. In essence, I can think of no better reason.
■ EDITORIAL: TARGET THE real problem behind Fort Hood shooting (mental health issues, not gun control, should be the focus of violent acts):
This veteran will never give up my guns. Period!
Jeffrey Denise Kirchofer
The debate should be about the effectiveness of "gun-free zones."
James Rardon
I don't think it's necessary to totally remove guns from law-abiding citizens. Neither do I think it will ever happen. Therefore, the suggestion that this could or will happen is a red herring — deliberately trotted out by the NRA at the mere mention of meaningful gun control to frighten gun owners and boost the sale of firearms.
What I do believe is that this nation has allowed itself to be inundated with too many guns, which enables criminals and lunatics to obtain them and wreck havoc upon the general populace.
What we need is a system that more easily identifies these types of people before they can obtain guns. It's not foolproof, but it's a start.
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I wish they would require new drivers to take Driver Education (classes) — both in car and in class — again. Whoever thought letting parents with poor driving habits teach those habits to their children must have been drunk.
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Yay, new laws! That will solve our problems.
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Get it done. Save lives. Stupid people do stupid things. I don't care if you kill yourself by hitting a concrete pillar. I do care if you kill someone else because of your self-appointed belief that (you are) too good at (distracted driving) for anything to happen.
Like I said, stupid. Life does not revolve around your phone or Ipad.
Nothing is hard about enforcing this law of no texting while driving. Let it be known that your insurance will not cover you in a crash, and people will stop.
Just check (the) phone after a crash, and you are paying out of your pocket.


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Ayurvedic Properties
Taste: Katu (pungent), kashaya (astringent)
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Quality: Laghu (light), ruksha (dry), tikshna
Potency: Ushna (warm)
Post-digestive effect: Katu (pungent)
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Drumstick saag is beneficial in asthma, bronchitis, arthritis, diabetes, and low blood pressure. It shows positive effects in amenorrhea and reduction of weight. Being warm in potency, it is very effective against digestive disorders such as anorexia and flatulence. The rejuvenating effect of drumstick on the nervous system makes this a useful recipe in nervous debility and paralysis. This drumstick saag increases lactation.
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Jiva Ayurveda Recipes - Drumstick Leaf Vegetable (Sahijan Pati Saag)
* 2 cups of drumstick leaves
* 1 medium sized onion
* 4 cloves Garlic - approximately 2 tbsp
* Grated fresh coconut
* 1/2 spoon haldi
* 1 tbsp refined soybean oil
* Salt to taste
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2. In a pan, heat oil. Then crush the garlic and add to hot oil. Cook until it gets a little brown. Take care not to burn it.
3. Add the chopped onion and cook until translucent. Add the drumstick leaves, turmeric and salt.
4. Do not pour any water. Cook this on slow heat until it gets a little dry.
5. In the end, add grated coconut to the saag to taste. The coconut is added to remove the bitter taste in the leaves and can be left out if one does not care for the taste of it.
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Great for being in the drops and not hitting your forearms on the tops. I've not found the need, personally, but I know a few guys in NCCX who run them (mostly not as extreme as those).
Yeah, the Salsa Bell Laps look nice, but having the brifters at an angle like that looks pretty awkward. I run a Campy drivetrain as well, and I think it would be hard to get to the 'thumb-button'.
I run the Ritchey Biomax bars, which I really like for cx. The tops are angled back slightly, and they have a pretty shallow reach/drop. No outward angling on the drops though.
it's the WTB mountain road drop. They are about the same as the midge, except the ends of the drop have been extended.
shimano brifters work great on them, and they are probably the most comfortable and versatile bars I own (can't speak to campy, though). much more so than the ritchey biomax. Haven't tried the salsa bell laps.
Not only do they offer comfort in letting your hand rest a natural angle, but their width makes for awesome leverage in sprinting or crap conditions.
personally I think they look ugly, but who cares, they are the bars that keep on giving. Their flare also protects brifters somewhat when you stack.
second annual bilenky urban cyclocross race. held in a junkyard.
it was even more fun than it looks
congrats to ryand for winning the b race.
Hahaha, suckers. It was 75 degrees and brilliantly sunny yesterday for our series finale in NC. The most dangerous thing out there was the dust if you were following someone closely :)
75 and sunny for cross? Who's the sucker! :D
Hang on, I'm going to post pictures in a minute :)
From the final North Carolina Cyclocross Series race yesterday. Shots are of the B race.
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75 degrees. It was a beautiful day.
Go to www.cyclingnews.com.
Click on "Latest Photos -- All the latest racing pictures" (on the right, last entry in the "Features" column).
Second (or so) race listed is "SoCal Prestige #9" -- click on that.
Check out the first picture (called "This rider goes for the traditional cyclocross dismount!").
Yes, it hurt.
Wow- did you keep the hands on the bars all the way down? Impressive self-control if so!
Reflections of my freshman season in warm dusty Georgia...
"Dude, where's my bike?"
Enjoying a long walk on the beach
Running with a perfectly good bike
Sure doubling up is a great idea
Looking at the guy behind us, somebody might have farted!
Me at the Grand Prix of Cyclocross, Portland 12-1 and 12-2 ...These people are nuts. I don't know why anybody rides bikes in Portland.
and yet your bike looks sooo clean at the end. I've got to get some photos up of lancaster from two weeks ago, that was some peanut butter mud.
My world of pain photo, from the first race of the season:
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Item # 124254
Sporty with a casual flair, the women's Spirit Ubal low-top sneaker from Keds is a winner's choice. Lace up these leather shoes and keep your feet comfy!
- Leather upper with mesh detailing
- Lace-up closure
- Lightly padded collar for comfort
- Fabric mesh lining
- Cushioned footbed
- Textured rubber sole
- Imported
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By: ams23
Location: Bay City, MI
May 03, 2016
Bought as a gift
"I bought these for my mom as a gift since she wanted a little white tennis shoe to wear in the summer. She loves it. Said it was very comfy and cute. :)"
By: Missteree
Location: Southern Cali
April 21, 2016
Pretty cool
"I am not a fan of canvas keds. However, I do like the leather ones. These are pretty comfortable. I wear a 10.5 and this size 10 fit perfectly! I am able to wear them all day without any pain and I am going to search for a black pair. Yes, these are old style shoes but sometimes you have to stick to the brand/style that works!"
By: kcfrugal
Location: los angeles
March 22, 2016
So Casual and so Cute and Comfy
"Fits like a glove to my feet, so comfortable and soooo cute. I love it."
By: Vonnie68
Location: Detroit, MI
March 02, 2016
"This shoe is comfortable, roomy and stylist. Unfortunately, I had to return it because of plantar fasciitis. I will re-order, once foot heels."
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Friday, May 24, 2013
1 Comments | Copyright: IANS
Mythological show "Jai Jai Jai Bajrangbali" is entering a new phase, and the central character will now enter teenage. Actor Rishabh Sharma will play the older Bajrangbali.
So far, the role was being played by child actor Raj Bhanushali.
"I am really excited to essay the central character of Bajrangbali. I am Hanumanji's ardent follower and I know almost all his life stories - right from his birth to the brave rescue of Sita from Lanka," Rishabh said in a statement.
The real life teenager is looking forward to work with the show's cast, and is confident of being loved by the audience.
"I am sure of winning love and blessings from all the fans and viewers of 'Jai Jai Jai Bajrangbali' alike as they did for Raj," he added.
The Sahara One show enters its new phase May 27.
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