text: Journalism Sample Schedule/Paradigm A guide for completing your Journalism major+ More The major paradigm offered below is an optimal pathway to completion of the major. However, several factors affect a student's ability to follow this specific pathway, including timing of a student's decision to major, course availability, course demand, course scheduling conflicts, and faculty availability. Therefore, a student should expect that he/she will not likely follow this specific pathway to completion of the major. A student may use the paradigm as a resource and preparation guide, but a student's academic advisor is the best resource for planning course schedules. Freshman Year - Fall LCT140 First Year Seminar 3 E120 English Composition 3 AR103 OR Art Foundations I General Education Content Area 3 COM111 OR Introduction to Mass Communication General Education Content Area 3 COM101 OR Public Speaking General Education Content Area 3 Initial Math Competency, if required 3 Credits: 15-18 Freshman Year - Spring ID160 Artscore 2 AR103 OR Art Foundations I General Education Content Area 3 COM111 OR Introduction to Mass Communication General Education Content Area 3 COM101 OR Public Speaking General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3 Elective 3 Credits: 17 Sophomore Year - Fall LCT225 Perspectives on the Good Human Life (may be taken spring semester) 3 AR203 Graphic Design I 3 General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 Sophomore Year - Spring COM201 Reporting I 3 E295 Practical Grammar 2 AR315 Graphic Design II 3 General Education Content Area 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Credits: 17 Junior Year - Fall LCT375 Global Issues (may be taken spring semester) 3 COM301 Reporting II 3 AR350 Photo Processes 3 COM331 OR COM410 Reporting Government Affairs Media Law 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 Junior Year - Spring COM308 Editing 3 COM350 Digital Communication Strategies 3 General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3 General Education Content Area 3 Credits: 15 Senior Year - Fall COM488 Contemporary Issues in Mass Communication 3 COM331 OR COM410 Reporting Government Affairs Media Law 3 COM496 Internship (or spring/summer semester) 3 LCT475 Capstone (may be taken spring semester) 3 General Education Content Area 3 Credits: 15 Senior Year - Spring COM496 Internship (if not previously taken) 3 General Education Content Area 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Elective 3 Credits: 15 It is the responsibility of the student to complete all major and university requirements. Please refer to the university catalog for additional information regarding this major. Course title and content is subject to change. Not all courses are offered each semester or year. Please consult with your major advisor for the most current information. Students enrolled in the Lasallian Honors Program should consult the program director for the appropriate sequence of courses. Course descriptions + More (From the 2011-13 Catalog) A. Communication Core All of the following: AR103 - Art Foundations I (3 credits) Art Foundations I is a study of the principles and elements of two- and three-dimensional design. It is also an introduction to drawing, color theory, and painting for the professional. The course is conducted in a studio-lecture format. AR203 - Graphic Design I (3 credits) Graphic Design I offers an introductory study of the principles, tools, and techniques of design for publishing and advertising. It includes a study of typography, designer and printerメs vocabulary, and the aesthetics of graphic design. This course is taught on the computer using the most widely used software applications in publishing and printing. Prerequisite: AR103. COM111 - Introduction to Mass Communication (3 credits) A study of the history, production methods, and social and economic factors of the mass media. This course gives students an understanding of print media, broadcast media and public relations by analyzing the technical development and social impact of media. Typically offered fall and spring semesters. COM308 - Editing (3 credits) Exploration of and experience in the professional skills needed to produce news and public relations materials. Includes copy editing, grammar, style and headline writing; organization and structure of texts in news and public relations; computerized editing functions. Offered spring semester only. Prerequisites: COM111 and COM201. Students who take COM201 and COM301 must take them prior to, not concurrently with, COM308 unless permission is granted by instructor of COM308. COM350 - Digital Communication Strategies (3 credits) This course will cover tactical and strategic implementation of digital media-including social networking, podcasting, blogging, multimedia storytelling and editing, and other context creation platforms. Typically offered fall and spring semesters. COM496/497 - Internship: Communication (1-17 credits) An opportunity for qualified juniors or seniors to participate in a field experience under the guidance and supervision of competent professionals. Prerequisite: consent of advisor and internship coordinator. E295 - Practical Grammar (2 credits) The purpose of this course is to teach students to identify basic and advanced grammatical structures. Students are asked to apply this grammatical knowledge to exercises that require them to edit for grammar and punctuation. Offered spring semester. Prerequisite: E120 or equivalent. B. All of the following: AR350 - Photo Processes (3 credits) Photo Processes explores the use of traditional film as well as digital cameras and the images that are produced by each process. Students will develop light sensitive film in a darkroom setting, create negatives and prints from them. Those skills will then be brought into the computer setting where images are pixels that the student manipulates using imaging software. The relationship between traditional and digital photography is examined with emphasis on understanding each mediaメs strengths and weaknesses. The use and function of the camera is stressed with emphasis on a personal style and photographic aesthetics. Prerequisite: AR203 COM301 - Reporting II (3 credits) Hands-on experience in identifying, pursuing, and writing news stories; principles and practice in writing various news-story types. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisites: COM111 and COM201 COM331 - Reporting Governmental Affairs (3 credits) An examination of units of local and state government and their coverage in the news media; projects designed to familiarize students with the workings of governmental and quasi-governmental agencies. Offered spring semester only. Prerequisites: COM111, COM201, and COM301 COM410 - Media Law (3 credits) This course provides students with an understanding of legal and ethical issues involving print and broadcast media and the Internet, including libel, obscenity, invasion of privacy, shielding of sources, freedom of the press, copyright, and government regulation. This course must be taken in the junior or senior year. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisites: COM111 and COM201 C. Six credits selected from the following: AR288 - Web Design I (3 credits) Web Design I is a course team taught by instructors from each of the Math/Computer Science and Art and Design departments. Students work together in teams, referencing the way most interactive web based work is created in a professional context. Students will explore and create several major projects working in a group format with a range of technologies, including creating an ap, a mobile site, and an integrated mobile shopping cart feature. Prerequisites: AR103 and AR203 AR315 - Graphic Design II (3 credits) Graphic Design II provides more defined and specific graphic design problems. Emphasis is placed on working with computer applications, branding, packaging design, and the creation of a personal portfolio. Prerequisites: AR203 and AR304. COM314 - Public Relations Writing (3 credits) Intensive writing in the forms characteristic of public relations; practice in writing news releases, fact sheets, newsletters, company periodicals, brochures, annual reports, and corporate advertising. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisites: COM111, COM201, and COM230. COM443 - Case Studies in Public Relations (3 credits) Public relations case studies in various organizations including the application of public relations techniques to representative problems and communication materials for various media are planned and prepared. Offered spring semester only. Prerequisites: COM111, COM230, COM314, and junior or senior standing. COM498 - Special Topics in Communication (1-3 credits) Examinations of specific communications-related issues and practices; such courses, when offered, are offered on the basis of student and faculty interest and availability of appropriate faculty to teach those courses. CS102 - Business Computer Applications (3 credits) This course provides in-depth coverage of Microsoft Excel and Access in the context of business applications. Excel topics include formulas and functions, charting, large datasets, pivot tables and what-if analysis. Access topics include relational database concepts, database design, basic query construction, and report generation. This course combines on-line and hands-on learning. Prerequisite: AC222 for business majors. MG219 - Principles of Management (3 credits) This first course in management stresses an understanding of the management functions as an integral part of the business organization. Attention is given to planning, leading, organizing, controlling and other aspects of the managerial process. Prerequisite: mathematics competency. MK217 - Principles of Marketing (3 credits) This beginning course in marketing develops an understanding of the marketing function and its central importance to the business organization. Attention is paid to a variety of marketing topics including products, channels and distribution, pricing, promotion, buyer behavior, and ethical issues in marketing. Prerequisite: mathematics competency. MK372 - Advertising and Promotions (3 credits) This course examines the role of advertising and promotions in influencing target markets. Topics include planning an integrated marketing communication campaign, media planning and selection, creative concept development, measuring advertising effectiveness, determining advertising budgets, and uses of promotional tools to meet objectives. Prerequisite: C grade or higher in MK217. S110 - Sociological Imagination (3 credits) The nature and foundations of society and the individual, the main forces that strengthen and weaken social groups and the conditions that transform social life are examined in this course. Offered every semester. Communication Elective Courses COM201 - Reporting I (3 credits) Principles and practice in journalistic writing and related skills and theory, including style and conventions of journalistic writing, news judgment criteria, techniques for interviewing, ethical dimensions. Extensive writing in and out of class. Offered spring semester only. Prerequisites: Either E120 or E220. COM230 - Principles of Public Relations (3 credits) Theory, history, and practice of public relations in society; consideration of public relations programs, the process of influencing public opinion, the responsibilities of the public relations practitioner, ethics of public relations practice, and professional public relations organizations. Offered spring semester only. Prerequisite: COM111 COM298 - Field Exploration (1-3 credits) Practical application of various media communications techniques. Prerequisite: consent of Chair. COM301 - Reporting II (3 credits) Hands-on experience in identifying, pursuing, and writing news stories; principles and practice in writing various news-story types. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisites: COM111 and COM201 COM488 - Contemporary Issues in Mass Communication (3 credits) An examination of contemporary ethical situations regarding the media professionalメs role in determining guidelines to provide the public with relevant contextual material. Emphasis in this course is placed upon an understanding of the limits and guarantees of the First Amendment, the four major theories of the press and the practice of communications as part of a community. Offered fall semester only.


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New Global Exploratory/Development Grants Announced
The Global Exploratory/Development Grant joins the Faculty International Research Travel Grant in the Global Research Grants Program. Applications for the first review are due April 5.Read More
The Global Exploratory/Development Grant joins the Faculty International Research Travel Grant in the Global Research Grants Program. Applications for the first review are due April 5.Read More
Dartmouth Faculty and Students Traveled to Sweden in April to Discuss Potential Global Citizenship ProgramsRead More
The Faculty International Research Travel Grant program, established in 2015 by the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Initiatives, extends Dartmouth's global impact and facilitates collaboration around the world.Read More
Jacob Gaba '16 and Jordyn Turner '16 will study at Tsinghua University in Beijing, China with the Schwarzman Scholars program.Read More
Dottie and Bob King '57 have made a $21 million gift to expand the King Scholar Leadership Program they founded. For more information or to apply, visit the King Scholars website.Read More
Dartmouth welcomes four graduate students from Kosovo this fall into programs in Engineering, Gender Studies, and Public Health as part of the Transformational Leadership Program, funded by USAID, the Government of Kosovo, and administered by World Learning.Read More
The U.S. State Department has issued a Travel Warning for Nepal and recommends that non-essential travel be deferred. Travel waivers are required for all Dartmouth personnel contemplating travel to the region.Read More
The University of Tübingen, a member of the Matariki Network, is now offering Fellowships for Dartmouth Post-Docs and Ph.D. students. Research and teach for 6-12 months in Germany. Funds provided by Tübingen and by the Office of the Provost at Dartmouth.Read More
Twelve students in Charles Wheelan's Global Policy Leadership Practicum spent the fall term in Northern Ireland studying the region's political history. The group met with dozens of leaders and collaborated on an extensive final policy paper.Read More
The Provost Office of Academic Initiatives has renewed the call for Faculty International Travel Grants. Three awards of up to $5,000 each will be made available each term to support Dartmouth faculty members engaged in active research activities that require international collaboration.Read More

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Men's Lightweights Ready To Avenge Prior Disappointment, Race For Gold
IRA SCHEDULE WITH LANES & HEATS l PRINCETON IRA HISTORY
While talking for a preview video prior to the season, seniors Gordon Eccles and Tyler Nase both talked about what the team could learn from its disappointing finish at the 2012 IRA Championships.
Now they get a chance to author a much happier final chapter to their collegiate careers, as the lightweights will join seven other top boats on Lake Natoma Sunday for a two-race, winner-take-all national championship showdown.
Princeton never quite got itself into championship contention two weeks ago at Eastern Sprints and ended up getting edged in the final strokes before placing fifth. With three freshmen in that boat — as well as three sophomores making their varsity six-boat debut — Princeton gained plenty of experience that it can take to California this weekend.
"It's a bit overwhelming as a freshman coming in and racing all of these other schools, and I will take this year's result as a learning experience for next year," freshman Cameron Howie said after the Eastern Sprints. "Until then, we will be training hard and working on everything we can in order to be on the podium in Sacramento."
Step one will be making it out of the first heat on Championship Sunday, as Princeton will come out of Lane 2 in the 8 am (Pacific) heat. The Tigers will be right next to reigning champion Harvard (Lane 3), while Columbia (4) and Georgetown (5) will also be in the field. The top three will advance to the grand final, scheduled for 12:45 pm.
Princeton will also race a four, which opens its day with an 8:30 heat, and it will send four freshmen into the heavyweight freshman eight competition, which begins with a Friday morning heat.


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Dr. Jill Biden, author of "Don't Forget, God Bless Our Troops" and wife of vice president Joe Biden, visited the Dover Public Library Nov. 16 to read her book to children for story hour.
More than 100 people attended the event, including Dover Mayor Carleton E. Carey Sr., Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, and children's librarian Jacqueline McCabe. Story hour was followed by a book-signing.
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Jan. 10 Public Record
Published: Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 6:50 p.m.
The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Nolan Lester Brown, 22, of 367 Gus Hill Road, Clemmons, was charged with felony breaking and entering and felony larceny after breaking and entering, $4,000 secured bond, Feb. 5.
• Tremain Donta Ervin, 24, of 516 Walnut St., High Point, was charged with felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substance, possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce, possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, felony possession with intent to sell and deliver cocaine, felony possession of cocaine and felony manufacture of cocaine, $75,000 secured bond, Feb. 26.
• Melissa Dawn Hailey, 45, of 711 Westside Drive Ext., was charged with felony possession with intent to manufacture, sell and deliver cocaine, felony possession of cocaine, felony maintaining a vehicle/dwelling/place for controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, felony manufacture of cocaine, possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce and simple possession of a schedule IV controlled substance, $50,000 secured bond, Feb. 26.
• Ronald Raymond Spain Jr., 45, of 256 Jeanette Lane, Thomasville, was served with a fugitive warrant, no bond, Jan. 9.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A Craftsman tool chest, assorted tools, floor jack, grinder, copper and welder valued at $3,575 were reported stolen from a home on Harb Drive between noon Saturday and 11:39 a.m. Monday.
• Metal fire doors valued at $1,000 were reported stolen from behind a building on Biesecker Road between 3:30 p.m. Friday and 2:18 p.m. Saturday.
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ZF-2034: testConvertTo(Zend_Measure_NumberTest) failing
1.0-Branch, revision 6577:
3) testConvertTo(Zend_Measure_NumberTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string <3 â½> difference < ????> got string <3> /home/sebastian/Work/ZendFramework-1.0/tests/Zend/Measure/NumberTest.php:256
Integrated trunk into branch. Please check the latest revision and give us feedback.
1.0-Branch, At revision 6754:
1) testConvertTo(Zend_Measure_NumberTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string <3 â½> difference < ????> got string <3> /home/sebastian/Work/ZendFramework-1.0/tests/Zend/Measure/NumberTest.php:256
Seems that this issue depends on ZF-2169.
It would be great if you can test this with the latest trunk and the attached debug file from the other issue.
I seem to have trouble on certain platforms (e.g., trunk SVN r7041 with PHP 5.2.4, PHPUnit 3.2.2 on RHEL4) with a test in {{Zend_Measure_NumberTest}} causing the test suite to halt or spin (e.g., infinite loop?). I ran it as follows under the default {{TestConfiguration.php.dist}}:
phpunit --verbose AllTests > AllTests.ConfigDefault.out 2>&1
Leading output snipped:
Zend_Measure_LightnessTest .......................... Zend_Measure_NumberTest ...
The end of the above output is where the test suite halts for me. At this point the phpunit process needs to be terminated, or it just runs ad infinitum without producing output.
I suspected {{testConvertTo()}} to be likely at fault, so I wanted to make a note of it here, rather than create a separate issue. If this is an incorrect assumption, please feel free to use this information to create another issue. I can provide additional information as needed.
Also, a minor thing, [~thomas] comments that this issue depends on [ZF-2169], but the dependency in JIRA shows the other way around.
I can reproduce that (only difference is that I run Ubuntu 6.06)
Nice that everybody responds that he can confirm this issue. But without the debug output I am not able to fix it. I feel a little bit of ignored. ;-)
Darby's test broke at testNumberSetType()... can be seen from the output... this is the fourth test. Sebstian's Line 256 is an empty line within Number-Test.
The class itself calculates with an internal precision of 25. It could be possible that this precision is the reason for the problems... but it degrades to float calculation when no bcmath is avaiable... which should make no performance problems in my eyes.
Anyway... the originate issue is is a problem which I don't quite understand:
The test tries to equal the output with a defined value. The value is 3 but the output is "3 (10)"... but within windows the tests run without reported problems. Within linux there is a difference. So this seems to be the problem of the reported issue.
But again... this has nothing to do with the seen infinite loop.
After some testing I found the reason:
phpunit seems to react different on win* and *nix systems:
$value = '3 ⑽';
testEquals(3, $value);
returns true on windows and false on linux
$value = '3 ⑽';
testEquals('3 ⑽', $value);
returns true on windows and true on linux
I am using 3.1.0 beta2 since several months without problems in the past. I can not verify if it's related to phpunit or some magical windows-php auto-conversion. But I think this is the originate problem.
I fixed now the testbed. So the originate problem should not occur anymore.
Please give SVN-7047 a try and us a response.
I created a own issue for the loop problem... see ZF-2272 for details.
I confirm this issue is fixed for me, though I still experience the hanging ([ZF-2272]).
Thanks, Thomas! :)


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3. Posts that are essentially just saying "Nice UI" will be deleted.
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West Caldwell, NJ, March 3, 2011 - Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leading provider of digital office equipment and advanced document management solutions, today announced that IKON Office Solutions, a Ricoh company, was voted the best document management service provider by the readers of three major law journals. IKON placed first in The New York Law Journal's first annual rankings survey, first in The Connecticut Law Tribune's sixth annual readers poll, and in California, first place in The Recorder's fourth annual The Best issue. IKON was also voted one of the top office equipment suppliers by readers of the Legal Intelligencer in Philadelphia. "We are delighted to receive these awards from the readership of such prestigious publications. They are a testament to our ability to provide law firms and legal departments with the right solutions to solve their document challenges," said Mark Davey, Vice President, Legal Enterprise Solutions for IKON. "We are proud to provide document management services to a very large number of legal organizations, including 90 percent of the Am Law 200 law firms and many of the Fortune 1000 Corporate Counsel." This year, thousands of readers cast votes across the four publications. The voting was conducted via online ballots compiled by the publications. Readers were notified of the ballot through direct emails and online advertisements linking to the ballot across ALM's network of websites. Each ballot consisted of approximately 40 categories encompassing areas such as Technology, Research, Accounting, Insurance, Financial Services, Litigation Support, Education, Recruiting and Staffing. Once voting was completed, the ballot was scrubbed of all non-eligible, non-end-user votes. The final totals and rankings reflect only the votes cast by legitimate end-users.These polls are not meant to be scientific surveys of marketplace size or sales, but rather measures of the loyalty and satisfaction readers have with vendors. "The surveys were conducted by legal industry publications belonging to the ALM media group. They were designed to give a voice to our legal communities, enabling them to say which vendors are best to work with," said Steve Lincoln, Publisher, New York Law Journal.IKON Legal Enterprise Solutions offers a comprehensive portfolio of document management products and services designed to help law firms and corporate counsel manage their entire document workflow, from on-site scanning, copy and mail center management to off-site imaging and processing and other litigation support services, including IKON Litovation Solutions. IKON Litovation Solutions integrates a suite of best-in-class technologies that provides customers with customized support throughout the entire electronic discovery process including data forensics, electronic discovery, document imaging and document coding.For more information regarding products and services, please visit www.ricoh-usa.com. About Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in West Caldwell, N.J., is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd., the 74-year-old leading provider of advanced office technology and innovative document imaging products, services and software, with fiscal year 2009 sales in excess of $21 billion. Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and customizable services and software help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents.Ricoh Americas Corporation, directly or through its network of authorized dealers, markets and distributes products in North, Central and South America.Information about Ricoh's complete range of offerings can be found at www.ricoh-usa.com.###© 2011 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All other company or product names, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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'Gravity' creates a wondrous experience
Published: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 at 5:22 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 9, 2013 at 5:22 p.m.
Alfonso Cuaran's "Gravity" is one of those films that lends itself very easily to critical hyperbole. What separates it from the rest of the pack, however, is that it deserves every word.
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• 'Gravity' is directed by Alfonso Cuarón and stars Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. It is rated PG-13 for intense perilous sequences, some disturbing images and brief strong language.
• Rated 3 1/2 stars out of four.
• Now showing at Cinemark Tinseltown USA in Salisbury; the Grande 18, Carmike Wynnsong 12 and Carmike 10, all in Winston-Salem; Regal Palladium Stadium 14 in High Point; and The Grand 18 Four Seasons, GrandLuxe Theatres, Cinemark Brassfield Cinema 10, Carmike 18, Regal Greensboro Grande Stadium 16 and Carousel Cinemas, all in Greensboro.
• Check out the movie news link under Entertainment at www.the-dispatch.com for show times and more information.
The first thing one notices is the overwhelming visual beauty of the film. Emmanuel Lubezki's breathtaking cinematography is the film's centerpiece, leaving the audience adrift in space with the film's two protagonists through a series of long, uninterrupted takes (a Cuaran trademark). But what really lingers is the silence.
In space there is nothing to relay sound, and Cuaran uses this to great effect. As the debris from a broken-up satellite destroys the space shuttle of American astronauts Matt Kowalski (George Clooney) and Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock), we see the carnage play out in almost utter silence, broken only by the voices of the astronauts and the occasional use of Steven Price's score.
What little we do hear is muffled, far away, almost as if we are underwater. It's a bold departure from the usual aesthetic of space adventure films, but "Gravity" is something of a blockbuster game changer.
Suddenly without a shuttle and adrift in space, Stone and Kowalski are all each other has, and their only hope of returning back to Earth alive is to stick together, or they risk spinning off into the void of space to certain death.
In an age where summer tent pole movies are reaching marathon lengths of over two and a half hours, "Gravity" runs a lean hour and a half. Cuaran uses his time wisely, and the film doesn't overstay its welcome. It is minute for minute the most exciting film of the year, a briskly paced adventure epic that could have easily been another 30-40 minutes longer with no problem, but Cuaran instead chose it keep it simple, much to his credit.
The film has drawn comparisons to Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey," although the resemblance is mostly superficial (outside of a clear visual homage with Sandra Bullock floating in a fetal position). Cuaran doesn't quite have the lofty philosophical aspirations of Kubrick's masterpiece, as "Gravity" was first and foremost designed to thrill. His last film, "Children of Men," managed to do both and remains his best work (along with 2001's "Y Tu Mama Tambien"), but there is something to be said for a smartly crafted piece of pure entertainment.
Rarely does the big screen see such powerful exercises in pure cinema. Cuaran is a visionary director, and here he unleashes all of his skill to deliver one of the most awe-inspiring entertainments to come along in years. It is a film that demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible, one where the price of the 3-D upgrade is actually worth it. This is the kind of film for which 3-D was made, and lest anyone think this is just a throwaway piece of sci-fi fluff, Bullock delivers the performance of her career, adding emotional heft to the jaw-dropping special effects.
This is blockbuster filmmaking done right, a big screen spectacle on par with the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy that isn't afraid to leave lingering questions (I still don't think the ending is exactly what it appears to be). "Gravity" is a wondrous experience, a space epic on a grand and rare scale that is one of this year's can't miss films.
Matthew Lucas, a former Davidson County resident, studied theater and film studies at Appalachian State University. He now resides in Banner Elk and has a blog where he posts movie news, reviews and commentary at www.fromthefrontrow.net.
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City of Wilmington Launches the Department of Public Works Online "Report It/Resolve It" Program
Posted on 02/27/2013 1:12 pm
The City of Wilmington launches the online "Report It/Resolve It" Program, which allows residents to submit a non-emergency request for service (i.e., special pickups, water quality tests, or log a complaint to the Department of Public Works).
"Report It/Resolve It" allows residents to submit a request or complaint online that will be routed to the responsible division within the Department of Public Works, which will then investigate the problem and take the necessary steps to resolve it.
"Society is driven by technology, so we must adapt and advance our technological abilities as well," said Mayor Williams. "Creating a system where residents can report Public Works issues online will help us more effectively serve our community."
Following the submission to "Report It/Resolve It," users will be notified electronically regarding the progress of the request or complaint as the status changes.
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After you've imported files into Windows Movie Maker, you're ready to start the main part of moviemaking—editing. Using Windows Movie Maker, you can edit clips in a variety of different ways. You can split a long clip into two shorter clips, combine two clips into a single clip, trim the beginning or ending of a clip, and even create new clips.
You can manually split video and audio clips into smaller clips to make your clips easier to work with. For example, if you have a video clip that has two different scenes, you might want to split the video clip at the point where the one scene ends and the other begins, and then insert a transition between the two clips.
Conversely, you might have a file that was divided into smaller clips that you want to combine. However, you can only combine contiguous clips. "Contiguous" means that the start time of the second clip immediately follows the end time of the first clip. For example, if you have a video or audio file that was divided into clips when it was imported into Windows Movie Maker, and the clips are named Clip 1, Clip 2, and Clip 3, in that order, you could combine Clip 1 and Clip 2, or Clip 2 and Clip 3, but you cannot combine Clip 1 and Clip 3.
You can combine contiguous video clips on the storyboard or in the Contents pane (before adding the clip or clips to the storyboard/timeline).
In the Contents pane or on the storyboard/timeline, click the video or audio clip that you want to split.
When the clip reaches a point near the place you want to split the clip, click Pause.
Under the preview monitor, use the playback controls to find the point where you want to split the clip.
Under the preview monitor, click the Split button.
You can drag the playback indicator on the seek bar to the exact spot where you want to split the clip.
In the Contents pane or on the storyboard, hold down the CTRL key, and then click the contiguous clips you want to combine.
Click Clip, and then click Combine.
The name and property information of the first clip in the group is used for the new clip and the time is adjusted accordingly.
You can combine more than two clips at a time as long as they are consecutive. To select multiple clips, click the first clip, press and hold down the SHIFT key, and then click the last clip.
When you trim a clip, you make a new start and/or end trim point. The start trim point determines when the clip will begin to play, and the end trim point determines when the clip will stop playing in your project and final movie. When you trim a clip, the trimmed part of the clip is not actually removed from the source file; it's just hidden so the trimmed part doesn't appear in your project or published movie.
If you are in the storyboard view, click View, and then click Timeline.
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Use the playback controls under the preview monitor to find the point where you want to trim the clip.
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When the playback indicator is at the point where you want the selected video or audio clip to start playing back, click Clip, and then click Trim Beginning.
When the playback indicator is at the point where you want the selected video or audio clip to stop playing back, click Clip, and then click Trim End.
You can also drag the trim handles on a clip to set the start and end trim points. Trim handles appear as small black triangles at the beginning and end of a clip after you click the clip on the timeline. When you hold your pointer over a trim handle, the pointer changes to a red double-headed arrow. Drag a trim handle to set the new start or end point of the clip.
You might need to click the Zoom Timeline In button one or more times to see clips more clearly on the timeline. The Zoom Timeline In button appears on the timeline toolbar as a magnifying glass with a plus sign (+) in it.
If you are in storyboard view, click View, and then click Timeline.
Click the trimmed clip on the timeline, click Clip, and then click Clear Trim Points.
You might want to create several smaller, more manageable clips from a single existing video clip to make it easier to work with your project. Windows Movie Maker creates clips in different ways, depending on the clip's source. If the source clip is from a digital video (DV) camera, Windows Movie Maker creates clips that are based on the time stamps that the DV camera inserts when the source video is originally recorded, as well as significant frame changes in the video.
In the Contents pane, select the video clip for which you want to create clips.
Click Tools, and then click Create Clips.
Clips can be created automatically for Windows Media Video (WMV) files and Audio-Video Interleaved (AVI) video files that use the DV codec. For other video file formats, clips cannot always be created automatically using clip creation, so the video file appears as one large video clip in Windows Movie Maker. For these large video clips, split the clip manually to separate the large video clip into smaller clips.


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A new study, titled "The X Factor: Tapping into the Strengths of the 33- to 46-year-old Generation," concluded that Gen Xers, who you might think of as the Reality Bites generation, have gradually shed their slacker reputation to become more ambitious and educated.
But they are also more likely to be childless than members of their parents' generation: More than 40 percent of women surveyed who were ages 41 to 45 didn't have children.
According to the study, during Generation X's peak years, more than 34 percent of them were enrolled in colleges and universities. Women and minorities made up 64 percent of graduates.
The downside to these positive numbers is that debt has been a major contributing factor in the career choices of Gen Xers: 43 percent of them said their ability to pay off their student loans is an important factor in their career decisions, while 74 percent cited credit card debt as a factor.
Other factors that make the Gen X outlook less than rosy: multiple boom and bust market cycles and the current housing slump. As a result, they're the first generation not meeting the living standards of their parents.
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Like most Japanese candies, Chelsea comes out with season flavors and varieties. I found this box of Praline Scotch at an Asian Market in New York City. I am unsure if this was a winter or spring limited edition, but regardless it seems to be no longer listed on the website. No matter, seasonal candy, unlike fruit, is quite good still as time goes on.
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Men's Squash Knocks Off Dartmouth 8-1 To Move Back To .500 Mark
The junior All-America duo of Samuel Kang and Tyler Osborne picked up wins at the top two spots. Kang was pushed to a fourth game, but he dominated it in an 11-0 win over Nick Harrington at the No. 1 spot. Osborne controlled his three games in a win at the No. 2 spot, and senior Dylan Ward fought out of a 1-0 hole to defeat Kyle Martino in four games at No. 3.
Junior Taylor Tutrone, who lost a five-game heartbreaker at Harvard Saturday, bounced back for a sweep at the No. 5 spot, and Vivek Dinodia also had a 3-0 win at No. 6.
The most memorable Princeton wins came at the bottom of the ladder. Ezratty trailed George Henderson 2-1 at the No. 8 spot, but he claimed wins of 11-8 and 11-5 to win the match. In his varsity debut, Leizman won three hard-fought games to grab a 3-0 win at No. 9.
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ZF-4117: Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover is using hardcoded http schema
Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover is using Zend_Uri::factory('http://' ... to create a services uri - it should at least be able to correctly discover https.
Kind regards, Thomas Gelf
You can find a possible way to fix this issue in the attached patch file.
Cheers, Thomas
Would it make sense to allow for more flexibility with setting the Uri? For cases of mod_rewrite, in context of MVC, etc. Patch attached.
Full ack, absolutely great!
I ran in the same problem. Same solution :D
Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover.targetNamespace.patch allows for setting the soap endpoint url separately from the target namespace.
Like for Ing. Jitka Darbujanova in ZF-4172 this issue is a showstopper for me, Zend_Soap_AutoDiscover disallows HTTPS and setting uri / location / whatever on a personal choice is impossible. The patches attached to this bug report are easy to understand and shouldn't break anything - it would be great if someone could take care of this ticket. Issue is still there in 1.6.1.
Best regards, Thomas Gelf
Oops! I somehow managed it to toggle assignment, sorry. I'll let it be reassigned automatically...
Sorry, all three patches are bogus..
The first one is just a hack to solve the HTTPS problem, the second and third ones ignore the setFunction alltogether. None provides unittests and documentation changes.
Also the one with setUri (Zend_Soap_Autodiscover.uri.php) has the problem that when setClass is called BEFORE setUri, the uri setting is ignored. This is not desired behaviour since its common expectation that the setter functions of webservice objects (like SOAPServer) only begin to act on calling $server->handle();
I have attached a patch that allows changing the default wsdl location uri only by constructor, to handle the problem described in the above paragraph. I have added a unittest to check for the changed webservice url and a proposed change to the documentation.
To allow for a setUri function to be accessible for the public scope, underlying changes to the WSDL component have to be done. Therefore my setUri function is just private for the time being, hoping that the WSDL component will be refactored someday to be more flexible.
- add private setUri function (due to problems in communication with WSDL component)
- add new variable in constructor taking Zend_Uri|string and saving to $this->_uri
- change setClass to test for $this->_uri
- change setFunction to test for $this->_uri
- Add Test-Case for AutoDiscover setting Uri via constructor
The corresponding file to this comments are AutoDiscoverTestSetUri.php.patch and AutoDiscoverSetUri.php.patch
Fixed in Trunk via second constructor parameter $uri or function setUri($uri).
Thank you for fixing this, setUri() is a great addition. However my initial bug report regarded hardcoded http schema and autodetection. My proposed patch is not a hack, schema detection is done the same way in other parts of the Zend Framework (Controller, OpenID...). And it requires no new documentation as it fixes existing behaviour conforming to what a developer would expect from an "autodiscover" component.
Not using HTTPS is not an option for most webservices today, and if there is an autodetection component it should also detect wheter I'm running HTTPS or not. I do NOT want to have to either do schema detection in my controllers and I do NOT want to hardcode / configure URIs in my application. Schema detection should work out of the box - and adding port detection for non-standard ports would also be a nice-to-have feature.
Adding schema detection from my very first patch to your setUri() function would solve this, adding port detection (like Zend_OpenId::selfUrl()) would be a nice addition.
Best regards, Thomas Gelf
NB: Sorry for impudently reopening this issue ;-)
i am sorry, misunderstood the issue (overstepped it). I'll fix the HTTPS issue right away.
Fixed detection of HTTPS schema in trunk
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.


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James Lee Maxwell, the man accused of killing two prostitutes and burying at least one of them in his Port Orange backyard, tried to strangle a third woman and filmed himself raping her, according to court documents released Wednesday.
Maxwell is also awaiting trial in the rape of a 9-year-old neighbor who police said he kidnapped and sexually battered on Dec. 15, 2011.
The suspect is accused of killing prostitutes Chasity Starr of Holly Hill and Pamela Will of South Daytona.
And even though Maxwell in August pleaded not guilty to the two killings, search warrants released Wednesday show that Maxwell admitted to Port Orange detectives that he murdered Starr by strangling her.
Starr's body was found in Maxwell's backyard in June. Her skeletal remains were wrapped in a red, white and blue quilt-like bed spread, the search warrants state.
Pamela Will meanwhile was found in a muddy ditch next to International Trade Associates in Ormond Beach, where Maxwell once worked.
The admission by Maxwell that he murdered Starr was made after Starr's body was found on the suspect's property, the search warrants show.
Police said Starr was murdered Jan. 15, 2011. Will was reported missing from a South Daytona motel Sept. 24, 2010. Her body was found Jan. 16, 2011 -- the day after investigators say Starr was killed. Will was also strangled, police said.
Maxwell served time in prison after he was convicted in the attempted murder of a Daytona Beach streetwalker for stabbing her repeatedly in the chest in 1988.
But after news accounts of Starr and Will were publicized in June, another woman -- also a prostitute -- came forward and told police Maxwell he almost killed her in his garage in 2007, the search warrants state.
That woman, now 33, said Maxwell then carried her to his bedroom and raped her.
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Three years later in 2010, a dancer from the Shark Lounge in Daytona Beach also told police that Maxwell took her home one night and began to get rough with her. The woman broke free of Maxwell's grasp and ran from his Port Orange house, the search warrants state. Maxwell, however, was not charged in the battery case, court records show.
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Custody and kidnapping are complicated and it is important to try to find an experienced lawyer to help you with your case. The terms used on this page are defined generally, and may have different meanings in your state. Please check your specific state's laws. If this site does not yet have information for your state, please check with a lawyer.
If you are afraid that the other parent will take your children away without your consent, you might be able to ask the judge to issue an emergency custody order, which most states provide. You may want to ask the judge to include in the order that the other parent cannot take the children out of the state, or that the other parent may only have supervised visitation. Please see Can I get temporary emergency custody? for more information as to what factors a judge might consider when deciding whether or not to grant emergency custody. You can also go to the Custody section of your state for more information.
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The answer to this question is very complicated and may depend on many different factors. The laws on parental kidnapping (also known as custodial interference) are different in each state. In some states, it may be against the law to take children out of state only if it violates a custody order or if there is an active custody case pending. In other states, the act of taking the children out of state itself may not be illegal unless the parent conceals (hides) the children from the other parent. Other factors that may be considered are whether the parents are married (and considered to have equal parental rights) or, in the case of unmarried parents, whether the father's paternity has been legally established. Also, there could be a big difference if the other parent is planning a brief visit out of state, a long absence, or if s/he is planning on moving out of state for a long time. We strongly suggest talking to a lawyer who specializes in custody matters and/or a prosecutor to find out if the other parent's actions are legal or not. See our Finding a Lawyer page for information about resources in your state.
If you are in the middle of a custody case in court, you may be able to ask the judge to seize (hold onto) the child's passport. If there is no ongoing case, perhaps you may even be able to file for a restraining order if you qualify and ask the judge to hold the child's passport as part of that case.
If the child does not have a passport but you fear the other parent may apply for one for the child, the State Department has a program called the Children's Passport Issuance Alert Program. The program is explained as follows:
"The Children's Passport Issuance Alert Program (CPIAP) is one of the Department's most important tools for preventing international parental child abduction. The program allows parents to register their U.S. citizen children under the age of 18 in the Department's Passport Lookout System. If a passport application is submitted for a child who is registered in CPIAP, the Department contacts and alerts the parent or parents. The passport lookout system gives all U.S. passport agencies as well as U.S. embassies and consulates abroad an alert on a child's name if a parent or guardian registers an objection to passport issuance for his or her child. This procedure provides parents advance warning of possible plans for international travel with the child."
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I recently joined an exclusive book club. As in, only one member. It's not as if I didn't try other groups. My first foray was with coworkers who met every two weeks at lunchtime. The discussions consisted of each person's reading aloud her favorite lines while stopping to check e-mail. Plus, I never had time to finish a book. The Paris Wife? Didn't make it past the courtship. Three Cups of Tea? Got through only two. Reading became homework. When it was my turn, I picked Breakfast at Tiffany's. "I loved the kiss at the end," Margo said. "What kiss?" we all asked at once.
That's when we realized Margo had simply rented the movie, with its smooching-altered ending. No time-management problems for her!
Next, my neighbor Rhonda invited me to her book club. The group chose the entire year's list in January. I joined in February. We met the third Tuesday of every month. Except when Rhonda had theater tickets. Then we'd reschedule. "I like everything Oprah likes," Rhonda told me. Good news for Stedman. "But why are her recommendations always depressing?" Gina asked. "I want to kill myself after each one."
"Yeah. That Pilot's Wife got screwed," Janine said.
"A similar thing happened to my third cousin," Bonnie told us. A lively debate followed about Bonnie's cousin, Gina's ex-husband and Suzi's job at JetBlue. I wasn't in a book club. I was in women's talk therapy. I lasted through November, mainly because of Rhonda's theme-related refreshments (The Help: black-and-white cookies; Steve Jobs: apples and chips).
My new book club meets whenever I want. I'm usually in pajamas. Under the covers. I get to pick the book. I get to pick the refreshments. And if the discussion isn't interesting, I just shut off the light and go to sleep.
Originally published in the October 2012 issue of More


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Using Windows Mail, you can send documents, images, and other files as attachments to your e‑mail messages. Messages that contain attachments are indicated by a paperclip icon in the Attachment column of the message list.
You can open attachments directly from Windows Mail, or you can save them to a folder on your computer so you can easily access them later without needing to locate the message they were attached to.
Open Windows Mail by clicking the Start button , clicking All Programs, and then clicking Windows Mail.
Open a message that contains an attachment by double-clicking it in the message list.
At the top of the message window, double-click the file attachment icon in the message header.
In the message window, click the File menu, and then click Save Attachments.
Select the folder where you want to save the attachments.
By default, Windows Mail saves attachments in your Documents folder. If you want to save the attachments to a different folder, click Browse, and then select a folder.
Select the attachments that you want to save, and then click Save.
Although Windows Mail blocks known dangerous file types, you should still use caution when opening attachments. To learn more about handling attachments safely, see Avoiding e‑mail viruses.


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It's that time of year. Austin is heating up with big plans for SXSW 2011. Blaqstarr is one of the talented new artists out to showcase his skills – you can catch him at any of the performances listed below. Blaqstarr also just released some remixes of "Rider Girl," a track from his new Divine EP. The single gets a full remix treatment from Sydney Samson, Mux Mool, Nadastrom and Blaqstarr himself. The remixes shine a different kind of light on Blaqstarr's voice, giving new life to the single. "Rider Girl" also came with a great video; watch it here.
Blaqstarr – "Rider Girl" (Mux Mool Remix)
Stream more "Rider Girl" remixes, and buy the original Divine EP on iTunes.
Blaqstarr at SXSW 2011
Thursday, March 17th – RCRDLABEL SHOWCASE
Thursday, March 17th – Baltimore Love Thing
Friday, March 18th – 508 House sponsored by Virgin Mobile
Friday, March 18th – Loose Control Party at VICE
Saturday, March 19th – La Zona Rosa – WME Showcase


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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 65 percent of US adults are overweight.
Maintaining a healthy weight is especially important if you have had any of the following:
If your weight is not in the healthy range for your height and build, the best way to lose weight is to set a reasonable goal and lose it slowly and gradually. Develop a healthy pattern of eating and exercising that you can follow for the rest of your life.
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Exercise is an important way to manage your weight. Aerobic exercises and strengthening exercises burn calories by increasing heart rate. Physical activity need not be strenuous to achieve health benefits. Women of all ages benefit from a moderate amount of physical activity, preferably daily. The same moderate amount of activity can be obtained in longer sessions of moderately intense activities (such as 30 minutes of brisk walking) as in shorter sessions of more strenuous activities (such as 15 to 20 minutes of jogging). Previously sedentary women who begin physical activity programs should start with short intervals (5 to 10 minutes) of physical activity and gradually build up to the desired level of activity. Women with chronic health problems, such as heart disease, diabetes, or obesity, or those who are at high risk for these conditions should first consult their physician before beginning a new program of physical activity. Women over age 50 who plan to begin a new program of vigorous physical activity should first consult their physician to be sure they do not have heart disease or other health problems.
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A Middletown man whose vehicle overturned on Ashland Street Nov. 5 broke his hand, police said.
Jeremy Preston, 32, was driving east in the 1000 block of Ashland Street in Middletown at around 1:20 a.m. when he struck a parked van, causing his vehicle to overturn onto its roof, Middletown Police said.
When police arrived, they found Preston seated on the curb adjacent to his vehicle.
He was taken to the Christiana Hospital where he was treated and released with a broken hand.
No other injuries were reported.
Police are continuing to investigate the cause and contributing factors of the accident.
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Williams Administration Presents Skate Park Development Plans
Posted on 11/04/2013 3:53 pm
This afternoon, the Williams' Administration will present its plans to move forward with the development of a Skate Park to several City Council committees.
The Skate Park is slated to create a gateway from the Browntown and Hedgeville neighborhoods to Wilmington's Riverfront. This sustainable City project will incorporate inviting public green spaces with activities, such as skateboarding, rollerblading and biking.
"This skate park presents the opportunity to put underutilized land to work on behalf of our children living in the City of Wilmington. Skate boarding, BMX biking, and roller-skating provide recreational outlets for our energetic youth that are so desperately needed in our neighborhoods," said Mayor Dennis P. Williams.


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Dynastar is celebrating 50 years of history, passion, performance, emotions, innovations and victories.
50 years growing at the foot of Mont Blanc,
50 years feeding off one of the most beautiful natural laboratory, Chamonix,
50 years stamping its "Made in France » label on skis that left their mark on several generations of skiers.
Plunge into Dynastar universe and imagination with an exclusive photo album that recounts the 50 year journey through the brand's historic moments, through its Champions Marielle Goitschel, Guy Périllat, Marc Girardelli, Kjetil André Aamodt, Deborah Campagnoni, Edgar Grospiron, Jean-Pierre Vidal, Aurélien Ducroz just to name a few and cult products such as MV2, Omesoft and Omeglass, 4x4 the freeride pioneer and more recently the Exclusive - first women-specific skis - Alti Plum and the new Cham series.
"Dynastar is a great human adventure whose identity is defined by its champions, industrial know-how and its close connection to the Chamonix Valley. We also wanted to pay tribute to all those who took part in this adventure and use imagery to tell the story of the great moments of emotion that shaped the brand" explains Yann Laphin, Communications Director.
This photo album will allow every skier to find its "legends" and a part of its history, just like the Dynastar brand, which crossed generations, brought to the foreground new practices, pushed new trends forward and still remains the brand of all ski fanatics.
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In every generation, Americans have looked at their children—young, ambitious, equipped with skills that outstripped their own—and felt satisfied that their progeny's standard of living would transcend their own. Until now. Polls show that the majority of U.S. parents no longer believe that their children will be "better off" than they were.
I'm one of those kids, part of the generation born after 1980 (in my case, on New Year's Eve 1979) who came of age in the millennium and now are staring down our professional prime at a time of great economic upheaval. But as news about layoffs and unemployment hogs the headlines and many workers struggle to cobble together enough dollars from freelance and project jobs, my women friends and I are not huddling at the base of the traditional career ladder, bemoaning the broken rungs. Instead, we are carving out self-directed lives and in the process redefining what it means to be better off than our parents.
Some of us were forced by the economy into rethinking what a successful lifestyle might look like. But some of us rethought voluntarily. Men are seeking new paths, too, but the evidence suggests that women's efforts are more pronounced. According to McKinsey & Co. research, for example, a growing number of twenty-something women in corporate careers have dropped out to look for alternatives. We want lives that are more focused on community, more reflective of our idiosyncratic styles and talents. Many of us who grew up in fancy houses now doubt that the big mortgages were worth the 14-hour workdays that our parents had to put in. Others who were raised in modest circumstances noticed that the pursuit of economic betterment could easily spawn bitterness and disconnection in the family.
The lifestyle we envision is defined not by how many billable hours we rack up but by our favorite f's: fulfillment, family, friends, flexibility and financial self-sufficiency. My friend Molly May, 33, spent her twenties wandering the world after getting a degree in English. She worked on a farm in New Zealand, taught at an alternative school in New Mexico and worked for the editor-in-chief of a publishing house in New York. Now she and her husband, Christopher, live in Montana, in a yurt they built together. He is a freelance custom-furniture designer and builder. She teaches memoir writing, having attracted an eclectic student following by generating good word of mouth and posting her own class descriptions on local bulletin boards.
They work really hard one month, saving up and forgoing meals out, in order to take periods of time off. Most recently they traveled around Spain, timing their drinking to coincide with the free tapas at happy hour to help subsidize their adventure.
Jennifer Gandin Le, 34, and her husband and business partner, Chris Gandin Le, own a social-venture firm in Austin, Texas, that aims to prevent suicide by using social media. Jennifer also does promotion for a musician on a contract basis and works on writing projects. The two share the care of their doe-eyed toddler and are passionate about getting together with their large group of friends for weekly karaoke sessions.
In my case, I've made a decent living for the past 12 years from freelance journalism, book authoring, public speaking, teaching and consulting. Each week brings a new alchemy of my favorite activities, some paid, some not: mentoring a young blogger or speaking at a university, meeting about a journalism start-up or the social media strategy for a women's organization, squeezing in some writing time on an airplane or at the New York Public Library. There is no line between work and life: Brunch on Saturday with girlfriends might lead to a screenplay collaboration; my clients are often people I consider friends; museum exhibits, movies, even parties may spark a paid writing project.


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Thanks so much! That was a great help. I'll make sure to see whether a forum is moderated before I post a new thread so I don't have this problem!
Hello! I went to edit my post in the Autumn Review Drive Submission Thread and when I clicked edit post I got a funny little pop up box that said something like "error not found 'nopermission.'" This happened the other day, so I refreshed the tab but while last time it was fine, this time my entire post has vanished. Possibly I have broken something or done something daft, but, erm. Help? I had edited my post about 10 minutes early and all had been fine.
Many thanks!
Ali, for whatever reason, your post in the review drive thread was moderated, and when I approved it, that might've been when it stopped letting you edit. If you have any further problems, just make a new post, and I'll merge it with your old post to keep things tidy. For the meantime, I will try to see what's up.
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Hi Jess, the post was moderated when I submitted and I couldn't see it, but I got a message saying it was waiting for approval. It appeared yesterday evening when I assumed it was approved and I was able to edit the post then.
(I've noticed my posts are moderated in some forums but not others. I assumed it was because I was all newbie-like again, but should I be doing something to stop that?)
For some reason (I'm still working on figuring it out), certain members' posts are moderated in Fiction Junction. For the time being, if it won't let you edit, please just make a new post, but I'm going to give the coding staff a jingle and see why it started doing this now when it hadn't done before. It might be a by-product of the hacking attempt's resulting software upgrade, but I can't be sure.
I did tweak something in your profile. Let me know if it fixes the problem.
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ZF-3585: Zend_Date is not fully compliant with RFC 1036, RFC 1123, RFC 2822
Zend_Date does not support dates from strings with non-numeric timezones for RFC 1036, RFC 1123, and RFC 2822, but compliant agents must support at least some non-numeric timezones these according to the specs. It seems that Zend_Date::RSS is currently identical to what should be supported by Zend_Date::RFC_1123 and Zend_Date::RFC_2822.
References: RFC 1036 § 2.1.2; RFC 1123 § 5.2.13; RFC 2616 § 3.3.1; RFC 2822 § 3.3, 4, 4.3
RFC 2822 does not allow non-numeric timezones: see http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc2822.html §3.3 RFC 2616 is officially not supported by Zend_Date RFC 1123 has been changed to RFC822 + 4 year regarding to §5.2.14 RFC 1036 has been changed to RFC822 regarding to §2.1.2
Note: These implementations are following the standard STRICT... this means when the standard defines "implementations should follow old standard because of redundancy" this will not be supported... use ISO_8601 in this case or define the format manually.
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text: The Levi's Pioneer Sessions kicked off with Nas covering his "personal favorite MC" Slick Rick's classic song, "Hey Young World," and you can get your copy here. The series has some exciting upcoming tracks from artists like The Shins, Raphael Saadiq, John Legend & The Roots, She & Him, Passion Pit, and more, so stay tuned! For now, check out this bonus footage of Nas laying down his track for Levi's.


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Balanced Stetson wins in women's basketball
Published: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 11:17 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 11:19 p.m.
DELAND — Stetson's 22-2 run at the start of the second half keyed its 65-51 win over Lynn on Tuesday afternoon.
Nearly 3,000 local elementary school students filled the stands on Volusia County Schoolchildren Day and saw the Hatters (4-3) win their third straight game and remain undefeated at home (4-0).
"It's really encouraging, this is one of my favorite games of the year," Stetson's Ashley Dennis said. "We enjoyed ourselves."
"Having the kids come cheer for us was very exciting," Stetson's Cherisse Burris said.
Burris (season-high 13 points), Shanasa Sanders (13 points, 13 rebounds) and Jama Sharp (13 points, 10 rebounds) had double-doubles for the Hatters. Victoria McGowan and Sasha Sims had 10 points apiece.
The Hatters were 0-for-9 from 3-point range in the first half and were down 28-27 at halftime to Lynn (5-2).
"I thought we came out with a lot more energy in the second half," Stetson coach Lynn Bria said. "Our defense got a lot better, and we picked up the tempo. We were playing slow in the first half, and that's not our pace. Once we picked up our defense, then our offense got going."
The Hatters grabbed a season-high 54 rebounds and held a 54-38 advantage over Lynn on the boards. Sanders had eight of Stetson's 23 offensive rebounds.
Stetson visits Charlotte at 7 p.m. Saturday. The Hatters visit Florida Atlantic at 2 p.m. Dec. 15.
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Everything in Time is a global soul record bringing back a low-end theory and warmth that's been absent in music as of late. It's a record for a generation raised on a foundation of hip hop and jazz, but grown with a broader musical palate. It's roots music without being reggae, and soul music without being a throw back to the past.
As the songs unfold on Everything in Time, you're enveloped in lush piano chords, warm bass lines, boom-bap drum patterns, flying tambourines, and soaring horns. The guests DJ Center chose for his album are the perfect marriage to every song. The record features everyone from favorites like Oddisee and Zaki Ibrahim to the up-and-coming Gretchen Parlato (who's worked with Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter and Esperanza Spalding) and Samia Farah (who's dub reggae and jazz vocal styles give her a rare, distinctive sound).
The icing on the cake is the remix of "Tout Passe" (CD only) contributed by the incredibly talented Waajeed of The Platinum Pied Pipers. The underlying essence of this record is timeless music. Listen unhurriedly, as all great things happen in time.
"In A Song" ft. Middle Child (Download MP3)
"Center's Groove"


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Sylvan M. Cohen Chair and Vice-Dean, Faculty of Law and Department of International Relations, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
S.J.D., University of Toronto Faculty of Law, 2004
B.A., LL.B, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1996
Tomer Broude specializes in public international law and international economic law, particularly international trade and investment, human rights, dispute settlement, development and cultural diversity. He is currently working on a book project on Behavioral Economics and International Law, to be published by Oxford University Press in 2016 (co-authored with Anne van Aaken).
He is the author and editor of several books as well as numerous articles that have appeared in publications such as the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, Vanderbilt Law Review, Virginia Journal of International Law, Journal of World Trade, World Trade Review, Journal of International Economic Law, Columbia Journal of Transnational Law, Journal of World Intellectual Property, Goettingen Journal of International Law and the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal.
During 2007-09, he served as co-chair of the International Economic Law Interest Group of the American Society of International Law. He is one of the founders of the Society of International Economic Law and a member of its executive council. He was a member of the International Law Association's Committee on the Law of Sustainable Development. In 2011, following a nomination by the Israeli Government, the WTO's Dispute Settlement Body added him to the indicative list of governmental and nongovernmental panelists to hear WTO disputes. In 2013 he was appointed to the list of Israeli arbitrators under the Israel-MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreement. He has also worked with the WTO's Institute for Training and Technical Cooperation, training government officials from Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia in WTO law, and he regularly consults governments, corporations and nongovernmental organizations.


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By Lisa D'Alessio
"I can't wait for 2012 to be over."
I've heard this a lot in the past few months, from friends across different social and professional groups. Maybe you've heard it among your own friends and family.
The thing is, even though this year has been challenging for me and many of my peers, I'm pretty sure I've heard the same exact sentiment from one person or another every year as it winds down.
It's a statement that blames the year itself, as though a collection of days and months can be blamed for the ebb and flow of life's joys, challenges and inevitable losses.
I lost a friend in July to suicide. It shook me to my core. I had sensed that she was sad and unhappy with her life but I didn't feel that I was a close enough with her to explore further, to offer help or to acknowledge the sadness I saw in her eyes. I regret not taking a quiet moment to just sit and be with her as a friend in need of companionship, support and love. On a professional level it made me question myself; couldn't I have done something to help her?
No one is a stranger to personal tragedy or loss and these feelings can be amplified during the holidays. In this season of thanks we focus on the good and positive in life because that is the nature of this special time of year.
With that in mind, remember to take good care of yourself, your friends and loved ones during this holiday. Taking a moment to check in with a friend or relative in a quiet moment, without provocation or motive other than to simply show you care can make all the difference for someone who may be struggling to maintain their emotional equilibrium.
Life is fleeting and I have learned this past year that it's often shorter than we anticipate for the ones we love. It's easy to forget that between the punctuated moments of revelry and fun, there can be real pain and personal crisis that is all too alienating.
Show those around you that you are thankful for their presence in your life and open yourself up to supporting and helping them when they need it. You will never regret taking the time to show empathy, love and thanks.
Lisa D'Alessio is a licensed professional counselor and works with people living with mental illness in Northern Virginia.


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At Hillside Honda in Jamaica, NY we house one of the largest selections of new Honda vehicles. Drivers from all over the greater Queens, Long Island and Brooklyn area visit our dealership because of our exciting new lineup as well as the customer service we provide. We are committed to helping you find your next new 2016 Honda Civic, Accord, Fit, CR-V, Pilot or Odyssey and we will provide you with the necessary tools needed to make an informed purchase. Browse through our always up-to-date online new inventory and reach out to us with any questions you may have. Our sales team will be happy to go over trim levels, model comparisons, or refer you to one of our financial specialists so that you may discuss your auto finance options in Jamaica. Feel free to stop by in-person at 13907 Hillside Ave, Queens, New York, or give us a call during normal business hours.
Visit Hillside Honda because our customers drive away with a great car whether it's in our new or used inventory. Whether you are shopping around or ready to buy, We at Hillside Honda would like to invite you to meet our experienced sales team for a stress free car buying experience.
All advertised vehicles are subject to actual dealer availability. Certain vehicles listed may not be available, or may have different prices. Prices exclude state tax, license, document preparation fee, smog fee, and finance charges, if applicable. Vehicle option and pricing are subject to change. Prices include all vehicle incentives. Pricing and availability varies by dealership. Please check with your dealer for more information. Information provided is believed accurate but specifications, pricing, and availability must be confirmed in writing (directly) with the dealer to be binding. Neither the Dealer nor Dealer.com is responsible for any inaccuracies contained herein and by using this application you the customer acknowledge the foregoing and accept such terms.
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**Based on 2014 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, battery-pack age/condition and other factors. For Fit EV Models, 132 city/105 highway/118 combined miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent (MPGe) rating; 82 mile combined (city/highway) driving range rating (adjusted). Ratings determined by EPA. Use for comparison purposes only. Your MPGe and range will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, lithium-ion battery age/condition, and other factors. For additional information about EPA ratings, visit http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/label/learn-more-electric-label.shtml.
For 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid, 115 combined miles per gallon of gasoline-equivalent (MPGe) electric rating; 47 city/46 highway/46 combined MPG gasoline only rating. 13 mile maximum EV mode driving range rating. 570 mile combined gas-electric driving range rating. Based on 2014 EPA mileage and driving range ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your MPGe/MPG and driving range will vary depending on driving conditions, how you drive and maintain your vehicle, lithium-ion battery age/condition, and other factors. For additional information about EPA ratings, visit http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/label/learn-more-PHEV-label.shtml.