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Please review the AAS requirements page in the Catalog for details on what you need to complete the associate's degree.
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Once a student has completed all requirements for graduation and filed an associate degree application with the Student Affairs office, the student is awarded a degree. Students will be invited to the May Honors and Degree Ceremony. UW-Waukesha offers an Associates Degree in Arts and Sciences.
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There was a time when healthy food meant counting calories, omitting carbs, giving up sugar and going fat-free—in other words, it was all about deprivation.
But not anymore. Today's definition of healthy means an overall focus on nutrition and wellness that doesn't mean giving up enjoyment. It's all about balance: good fats, healthy carbs, better sweeteners, wholesome ingredients and satisfying flavor enhancements. It means food that customers can feel good about, at the same time that they're enjoying the dining experience.
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Aramark today announced a partnership with celebrity chef and TV personality Cat Cora that will put a new concept from the Top Chef star in Aramark's North American business-and-industry accounts.
The new fast-casual concept, called Olilo by Cat Cora, promises a healthy, made-your-way menu, according to the global foodservice provider.
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Members of Congress and several advocacy groups gathered on Capitol Hill on Wednesday to highlight the potential loss of millions in state funding because of a Child Nutrition Reauthorization block grant introduced last month, and to call upon legislators to squash the bill.
The Improving Child Nutrition and Education Act of 2016 houses a statute that would provide three unannounced pilot states with block grant funding. Participating states would be exempt from federal nutrition regulations and would no longer qualify for the 6-cent reimbursement per lunch garnered by certified...
At FoodService Director's MenuDirections conference in February, nutrition expert Dr. James E. Painter shared a hilarious—and yet somewhat disheartening—video clip from "Jimmy Kimmel Live" during his keynote address, "Fats in vogue, wheat woes and uh-oh GMOs."
In the clip, an interviewer asks people on the street who claim to maintain a gluten-free diet one simple question: "What is gluten?" Answers range from "I don't know" to "a grain" to "wheat." When the interviewer presses one of the passers-by further, asking why she avoids it, she replies, "It makes you fat."


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Softball Wins Eighth Consecutive Atlantic 10 Tournament Championship
May 11, 2002
KINGSTON, R.I. - The No. 1 seed University of Massachusetts softball team defeated No. 4 Rhode Island twice, 6-1 and 8-0, this afternoon to claim its eighth consecutive Atlantic 10 Tournament title. With the victories, the Minutewomen, now 52-11 overall, receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament, May 16-19. The host site will be announced Sunday evening at 9:00 p.m.
In game one, Massachusetts shelled eight hits off of URI's all-conference pitcher Gwen Rack and took advantage of seven Rhode Island errors to defeat the Rams, 6-1.
Rhode Island utilized one hit and two UMass errors to take the 1-0 lead in the top of the third. With one out and runners on first and second, Kristin Havdouglas laid down a bunt that UMass fielded but threw away, allowing Kim Custance to score.
UMass answered in the bottom half of the frame when junior Kaila Holtz (North Vancouver, British Columbia) hit a two-out bases loaded double to the left field fence to score three runs. Senior Ashley Bakken (Phoenix, Ariz.) reached base on a dropped third strike and advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by junior Emily Robustelli (Stamford, Conn.). Senior Teri Rooney (Visalia, Calif.) then laced a single up the middle and moved to second on the throw to place runners on second and third. Senior Scooter Wheeler (Kingsburg, Calif.) was then hit by a pitch for the 15th time this season to load the bases for Holtz. Holtz' blast hit the left field fence to clear the bags and put UMass up, 3-1.
Massachusetts added two more runs in the fourth on four hits and a Ram error. Junior Anna Perey (Chino Valley, Ariz.) led off with a single that dropped in between the second baseman and right fielder. A ground out by sophomore Aisha Franke (Philadelphia, Pa.) moved Perey to second and a single by Bakken moved Perey to third. A failed squeeze bunt left Perey out to dry and she was picked off trying to return to third base. Robustelli then doubled down the right field line to plate Bakken. A single to right field by Rooney scored Robustelli and gave UMass the 5-1 advantage.
The Minutewomen added an insurance run in the fifth on no hits and two errors. With two outs, the Rams' first baseman misplayed a ground ball, allowing Wheeler to score from third. Wheeler had reached base on a walk and moved to third on a fielder's choice by Holtz.
Senior Jennifer Hadley (Bristol, Conn.) earned the win to improve to 24-5. Hadley held Rhode Island to three hits, while striking out four. Rack earned the loss as she gave up eight hits and five runs, all unearned.
The UMass victory forced a do-or-die final game against Rhode Island for the A-10 Championship Tournament title and automatic bid to the NCAA Regional Tournament.
In game two, UMass capitalized on six Rhode Island errors and 12 hits to defeat the Rams, 8-0, in the championship final.
Massachusetts jumped on top in the bottom of the third with two runs on two hits and a Rhode Island error. Robustelli lined a shot into left field that was dropped, leaving her on second base. Robustelli moved to third on a ground out by Rooney and scored on a single to shallow right-center by junior Brandi Cross (Diamond Bar, Calif.). Holtz drove in Cross on a single through the right side to give UMass the 2-0 edge.
The Minutewomen added to its lead in the fourth on five hits and two Ram errors. Perey led off the frame with a single up the middle and Franke followed with a bunt single. Bakken then singled to third base, scoring Perey. Robustelli kept the rally going with a single through the left side to score Franke. Rooney sacrificed the runners to second and third and a hit up the middle by Cross ricocheted off of Rack on the mound, allowing Bakken to score. Robustelli then stole home on a passed ball to put UMass on top, 6-0. The Minutewomen scored two more runs in the fifth to force the eight run mercy rule. Sophomore Jamie Cahalan (Mesa, Ariz.) kicked off the inning with a triple to right field and she scored on a URI error. Robustelli followed with a single to left field, which scored Bakken to end the game.
Holtz (23-6) earned the victory as she limited the Rams to one hit, while striking out three. Rack took the loss to drop to 20-13.
Holtz was named the tournament MVP as she allowed no earned runs over three games, while fanning 11. Joining Holtz on the all-tournament team were Cross, Cahalan, Franke, Hadley, Perey and Wheeler.
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Prince Harry to trek to the South Pole with injured servicemen
- From: News Corp Australia Network
- January 22, 2013
- Prince Harry to trek to South Pole
- Will join a group of injured servicemen on the journey
- Harry talks about taking on the Taliban
PRINCE Harry has revealed he is planning to join a group of injured servicemen for a charity race to the South Pole.
The royal, who took part in a Walking With The Wounded trek to the North Pole in 2011, is already patron of their next project to Antarctica.
He missed out on a bid to conquer Mount Everest with the group last year because of his military commitments and he withdrew early from the successful North Pole expedition to attend his brother's wedding.
But the 28-year-old said as long as he is fit enough, he will dust off his skis and head south for the race which starts in November.
Harry said in Afghanistan: "I've got the Walking With The Wounded South Pole venture coming up.
"Medically, if I can do that, that's perfect because I'd love to do it. Because missing out on the whole North Pole thing was a real dig in the ribs, but that was another experience I had with a bunch of military guys who are really sound."
The Walking With The Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge is a race between teams of Armed Forces personnel from Britain, the United States and the Commonwealth who have sustained physical or cognitive injuries in the line of duty.
During the four-week Antarctic expedition the racers will trek a total of 210 miles, drag sledges - known as pulks - weighing more than 68kg and face temperatures as low as minus 45C along with savage 50mph winds.
Harry would expect to trek between nine and 13 miles each day, battle against extreme weather and encounter vast crevasses, moving ice-shelves, glaciers and snow storms.
The prince said his career in the army has given him a better understanding of charities for injured Armed Forces personnel and veterans.
Harry has been on a number of visits to hospitals and therapy centres where wounded servicemen and women are treated and rehabilitated.
He said although he will leave the military "at some point", he will always keep the connection with Walking With The Wounded and the rehab centre at Headley Court in Surrey.
"They [wounded personnel] know that myself and my brother have got military experience, and being surrounded by other guys in the military, I like to think that you can speak to them on the same wavelength," he said.
"So I'll always have a connection with the wounded servicemen and women.
"And based on the fact that we'll be finished here [Afghanistan] in 2014-15, that's not where it ends.
"You think of how many people who have lost legs and lost arms - and also mentally as well - there's a lot of scars that are going to be left on a lot of people.
"And the support for that is going to be paramount for the rest of their lives.
"So even when this stops that's going to continue for them, and that's what we need to remember."
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A native of Ypsilanti, Mich., Warner went on to a career in law in government service. He is a member of the Republican Central Committee of Washington County, Md.
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Duane Johnson, who served in Afghanistan and is a full-time logistics and ordnance specialist with the South Carolina National Guard, said many Vietnam veterans became his mentors when he donned a uniform 35 years ago.
"I often took the time, when I heard that they served in Vietnam, to thank them for their service. And I remember them telling me that was the first time anyone said that to them," said Johnson, of Gaston, S.C.
"My biggest wish is that those veterans could have gotten a better welcome home," the 56-year-old said Thursday.
Johnson said he's taken aback by the outpouring of support expressed for military members today, compared to those who served in Vietnam.
"It's a bit embarrassing, really," said Johnson. "Many of those guys were drafted. They didn't skip the country, they went and they served. That should be honored."
John Sinclair said he felt "great relief" when he heard about the U.S. troop pull-out. Protesting the war was a passion for the counter-culture figure who inspired the John Lennon song, "John Sinclair." The Michigan native drew a 10-year prison sentence after a small-time pot bust but was released after 2 ½ years — a few days after Lennon, Stevie Wonder and others performed at a 1971 concert to free him.
"There wasn't any truth about Vietnam — from the very beginning," said Sinclair by phone from New Orleans, where he spends time when he isn't in Detroit or his home base of Amsterdam.
"In those times we considered ourselves revolutionaries," said Sinclair, a co-founder of the White Panther Party who is a poet and performance artist and runs an Amsterdam-based online radio station. "We wanted equal distribution of wealth. We didn't want 1 percent of the rich running everything. Of course, we lost."
The Vietnam War also shaped the life of retired Vermont businessman John Snell, 64, by helping to instill a lifetime commitment to anti-war activism. He is now a regular at a weekly anti-war protest in front of the Montpelier federal building that has been going on since long before the start of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
The Haslett, Mich., native graduated from high school in 1966 and later received conscientious objector status. He never had to do the required alternative service because a foot deformity led him to being listed as unfit to serve.
"They were pretty formative times in our lives and we saw incredible damage being done, it was the first war to really show up on television. I remember looking in the newspaper and seeing the names of people I went to school with as being dead and injured every single week," said Snell, who attended Michigan State University before moving to Vermont in 1977.
"Things were crazy. I remember sitting down in the student lounge watching the numbers being drawn on TV, there were probably 200 people sitting in this lounge watching as numbers came up, the guys were quite depressed by the numbers that were being drawn," he said. "There certainly were people who volunteered and went with some patriotic fervor, but by '67 or'68 there were a lot of people who just didn't want to have anything to do with it."
Dishneau reported from Hagerstown, Md., and Reeves reported from Birmingham, Ala. Also contributing to this report were Associated Press writers Chris Brummitt in Hanoi, Jocelyn Gecker in Bangkok, Gillian Flaccus in Tustin, Calif., Lisa Cornwell in Cincinnati, Kevin Freking in Washington, Wilson Ring in Montpelier, Vt., Susanne M. Schafer in Columbia, S.C., and Jeff Karoub in Detroit.
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People along the Gulf Coast are already reporting being iced in and it is only expected to get worse. Schools have been closed, and many businesses followed suite. Still, the commute to work will come all too soon for many Southerners tomorrow morning, and many of these people are not used to driving in these conditions.
Amanda Perez of Meridian, MS reported, " It started out as a few snowflakes, then it just started coming down. Before we knew it there had to be 2 inches on the ground, and it is still snowing." She also said, " we stocked up on children's cold and fever medicine, put the dogs in the house and made sure we were well stocked with water and back up heat in the event that we lose power; what I am concerned about is driving my sister to work in the morning on these narrow and winding roads"
While Austin got hit the hardest at first with road closures and weather related accidents the rest of the region quickly followed suite. Some LA perishes even put a curfew in effect after 6 pm allowing only emergency vehicles on the road.
This is a very serious and deadly situation. While some states may balk at what they would consider "light snow fall" one has to remember these are people who many have never seen let alone driven in these conditions. They would have no idea how to maneuver out of black ice or winter weather related situations on the road.
Winter Storm Leon did not come to the south quietly. It hit with strong winds and heavy snowfall quite suddenly. Thousands of flights have been grounded as well as business and school closings across the south are being reported. Many unprepared drivers are also becoming stranded with no emergency kits in place like those that individuals who live in the Northern states would have on hand.
Several deaths have already been reported. Vehicle pile-ups like the one in Wetumpka, Al that killed 2 people are coming in steadily. Birmingham, Al is reporting traffic gridlock involving literally thousands of people. Power grids are at full capacity, and there are worries about regulated blackouts to keep up with the demand without crashing the grid altogether.
Dr. Greg Postel who is a winter weather expert from the Weather Channel stated, "Travel is just a nightmare across much of Georgia, and even in Alabama and Mississippi with the snow across the region."
Weather.com meteorologist Chris Dolce released a statement saying that "Winter Storm Leon is bringing a long swath of freezing rain, sleet and snow from southeast Texas to the Gulf Coast, Georgia, the Carolinas and southeast Virginia; No matter what type precipitation falls in any given location, travel conditions are likely to be dangerous into Wednesday. Part of southeast Georgia and coastal South Carolina are of particular concern for significant amounts of freezing rain, which could cause tree damage and power outages."
Alabama has went as far as to declare a civil emergency with more than 300 National Guard troops activated to aid the state. Supermarket shelves ere void of winter essentials and bottled water. Much of the state is shut down entirely. The government in Mobile has been closed for Wednesday, and power outages are expected.
The Florida panhandle is iced over. Power lines are froze, and the Pensacola Naval Air Station is running on skeleton crews. They are under a state of Emergency until midnight Wednesday. People are being asked to stay off of the roads. Power outages are being reported across the state.
Georgia got sideswiped by the storm. Businesses and schools tried releasing people in time but it ended up with civilians and school children being stuck on the interstates for more than 2 hours.
Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana also declared a statewide emergency. Many incoming and outgoing flights are canceled, and people have been told to stay off of the roads. Jindal stated that, "45 of Louisiana's 69 school systems, while state offices would be closed in 46 of the state's 64 parishes." More than 2000 Entergy Corp. workers have been placed on standby for the expected fallout of Winter Storm Leon.
Weather Channel meteorologist Reynolds Wolf said,"Although people in Louisiana are not really used to dealing with winter weather, they are used to dealing with tropical systems, and they're actually going to prepare for them the same way;They have to have the batteries, they have to have the food, they have to do what they can to stay warm during these times."
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant has closed every state office that would be impacted by winter weather, and this includes the Jackson area Capitol Complex. The board of education websites will have school closings and updated information.
Sadly, near the Alabama boarder a family of 4 perished in a space heater related fire. The occupants ranged from 3 months old to 30 years old. It happened in Itawamba County, and temperatures had dipped below 20 degrees the night of the fire.
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Bentley is the largest of the Curtin campuses and offers the majority of our courses, but we also operate out of several regional locations across Western Australia and have campuses in Sydney, Malaysia and Singapore.
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In addition to these locations, we deliver select courses in humanities and business through regional centres including Albany, Geraldton and Port Hedland. If you're considering studying at Curtin, our course pages contain information on where courses are delivered. Alternatively, contact Curtin Business School or the Faculty of Humanities for more information on what's available at our regional centres.
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On Thursday night's episode America's votes were tallied and most importantly Caleb and Jena who had the best performances on Wednesday night were saved and can move on the next week.
Then the bottom 3 remain on the stools and they were Majesty, C.J. and Sam, and the one to sing for his or her life was Majesty, who had such odd and almost crazy reaction that viewers wanted nothing more than for her to leave and the save that the judges have not be used on her. Then her performance was sloppy and her dancing was out of tune with the song's rhythm, and once she was eliminated her grandstanding demeanor was just uncalled for, and well the true weakest performer from Wednesday has been eliminated and now only 8 remain.
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SummaryRowan University Professor of History Melissa R. Klapper delivers a talk entitled, "Small Strangers: Immigrant Children in America, 1880-1925", in conjunction with a yearlong initiative and exhibit by the Michigan State University Jewish Studies Program called "Telling Family Stories: Jews, Genealogy and History". Klapper describes the waves of immigration to the U.S. and the experiences of children as they came of age, finding themselves increasingly caught between Old World expectations and New World demands. Klapper is introduced by MSU Librarian Deborah Margolis. Michigan State University Professor Kirsten Fermaglich explains the Jewish Studies Program exhibit. Part of the Michigan State University Libraries' Colloquia Series, held at the MSU Main Library.
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David Orgish has worked in the field of lighting design for 19 years, executing design projects for houses of worship, educational facilities, retail stores, outdoor landmarks, senior care facilities, offices, themed environments, utility energy centers, and private art collections. His recent experience with LEED design principles includes work for several municipal-branch libraries and the day-lighting control system for a large Bay Area county library.
Prior to joining O'Mahony & Myer, an electrical engineering and lighting design firm where he is currently a principal, David worked on such high-profile projects as the flagship stores for Ann Taylor in New York and San Francisco, Isla Magica amusement park in Seville, Spain, and a Niketown retail store in Honolulu. He was also a product design manager for an international lighting-fixture manufacturer.
Senior Adjunct Professor, Interior Design
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EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Oregon coach Dana Altman said there probably isn't a team in the country satisfied with how it's playing right now and his is no different.
The 12th-ranked Ducks just look better doing it than most.
Joseph Young scored 24 points and Oregon continued its best start in eight seasons with a 97-76 victory over Morgan State on Sunday.
Richard Amardi had a season-high 16 points in his first start of the season, and Damyean Dotson scored 15 points for the Ducks (12-0), who are off to their best start since going 13-0 in 2006-07.
Oregon opens Pac-12 Conference play on Thursday at Utah and Altman said there are many areas the Ducks need to improve.
''We've got a lot of work to do,'' Altman said, a sentiment echoed by Young and Jalil Abdul-Bassit, the two players made available to the media after the game.
''I didn't think we did too good,'' Young said. ''We didn't take a step like we needed too.''
And yet, it was plenty good enough for a 21-point win.
It had been eight days since Oregon defeated BYU in overtime and the Ducks looked more rested than rusty after the long layoff.
Oregon, the national scoring leader coming in, increased its average to 90.8 points per game and were a 3-pointer from a school-record fifth 100-point game this season.
The Ducks got there with a balanced and efficient scoring attack. Six players scored seven or more points and Oregon shot 54 percent from the field overall, 7 for 15 from 3-point range and 22 for 26 from the free throw line.
Young, who had three 3-pointers, was 9 for 13 from the field and Amardi made all but one of his nine shots.
''They're good. They're really good,'' Morgan State coach Todd Bozeman said. ''There's a reason why they're undefeated. Dana does a good job with them guys and they keep coming at you. They can sub in five guys and there's not that big a drop off.''
Justin Black scored 22 points for the Bears (3-9), and Anthony Hubbard added 15 and Ian Chiles had 13 points and tied the Matthew Knight Arena record with five blocks.
The Ducks led 54-30 at halftime behind 17 points from Young and 12 from Amardi.
Oregon used a 16-1 run to lead 16-5 4 minutes into the game.
The Ducks put the game out of reach with one last surge in the first half, outscoring the Bears 20-6 over the final 5:30 to turn a 10-point lead into the 24-point halftime advantage.
Morgan State made the first two baskets of the game but went just 6 for 22 the rest of the half. The Bears made just one field goal after a jumper by Black made it 34-24 with 6:40 to play.
The second half opened with layups by Johnathan Loyd and Dotson as the Ducks extended their lead to 58-30. They led by as many as 30 points.
But the Ducks were outscored 46-43 and committed 13 of their 18 turnovers in the second half. They sent the Bears to the free throw line 35 times and despite outrebounding them 42-26, Oregon gave up 14 second-chance points.
''Everybody can score on this team,'' said Abdul-Bassit, who had a career-high nine points. ''Anybody can go for 20 every night, but we really need to focus on our defense and stopping other teams.''Postgame Notes
Final: No. 12/10 Oregon (12-0) 97 vs. Morgan State (3-9) 76
- The Ducks' 97 points today boosted their scoring average to 90.8 points per game. Oregon came into today's game atop the nation in scoring (90.3). The Ducks were just three points shy of setting the school record for most games with 100-plus points in a season.
- Oregon dished out five dimes on its first seven possessions to start the game and finished with 21 assists on 34 made baskets. The 21 assists was just four shy of its season-high of 25 and five shy of the Matthew Knight Arena record (26) last set against Iowa on March 18, 2012. It was only the second time Oregon surpassed the 20 assist mark this season.
- Joseph Young has now reached double figures in 14-straight games and 37 of his last 38 outings.
- Jason Calliste went 8-for-8 at the free throw line, boosting his FT shooting percentage to 92.6 percent. Calliste has now made 29-straight free throws. His last missed free throw attempt was at the 12:08 mark in the first half against Ole Miss.
- Richard Amardi scored a career-high 16 points knocking down 8-of-9 shots from the floor with five boards.
- Jalil Abdul-Bassit also set a career-high with nine points off the bench.
- Jonathan Loyd tied Aaron Brooks for seventh all-time in career steals (127) with a pair of steals against Morgan State.
- Morgan State's Ian Chiles tied the Matthew Knight Arena record with 5 blocked shots.


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A project catalogue for the Lost Not Found:Abscission series of site specific Art searches
created for the 2010 Edinburgh Art Festival.
Includes images of artworks to search for in August this year, information about the project, documentation and Finders images from previous years.
There will be at least 28 artworks to search for during the Art Festival and seven Crocodile sculptures at Figment, New York in June.
Selected Artists for The Edinburgh Art Festival:
Millie Burton
Peter Crush
Vicki Fleck
Carl Gent
Allison MacKenzie
Christopher Parks
Charlotte Pratley
Sarah Tulloch
Heather Tweed
Enjoy the hunt!
The book is 7 x 7 ins, 40 pages on premium paper with a lustre finish.
The books published here are a wide variety of either my own Art and other projects or have connections with Family members. Please take a browse and enjoy the bookshelf! -------------------------------------------------------------- I have a passion for Art in its many forms across history and cultures. Ancient Egypt, Fairy Tales, Dreams and Nightmares in particular. My sculpture and installation work have been exhibited widely across the UK with some international exposure and the ongoing Lost Not Found:Abscission project will next be in New York and the official Edinburgh Art Festival. Lost Not Found:Abscission is a series of Art Hunts with up to 28 pieces hidden without clues in a City for anyone to discover and keep. I trained as a sculptural ceramicist and teacher and have a background of teaching, workshop leading and involvement with a variety of Arts organizations and projec
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lauralily says Beautifully presented catalogue. Heather's artwork is intriguing and mysterious and the photographs in this book set it and her fellow contributor's work off to great effect. I have bought my copy.
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Vintage Japan Published November 28, 2011
Venice 2011 Published September 25, 2011
Tales of Nambygate Published August 31, 2011
Edinburgh Sketchbook 1984 - 85 Published August 25, 2011
Smelling Of Roses (New & Updated Nov 2010) Published November 08, 2010
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Roosevelt High Graduates Largest Class EverTaylor Viydo reports, firstname.lastname@example.com
Earlier tonight Roosevelt High School graduated 48 students in the class of 2011, the largest in the school's history. The class was unique for not only its size, but also for it's "amazing leadership" as put by one of the school's counselors.
The graduates will be most remembered for their efforts in fighting meningitis infections in Wyoming. The class introduced a bill to the state legislature promoting meningitis immunizations for the state's youth. That bill was backed by State Senator Bill Landen, who was also the commencement speaker for the ceremony.
The class of 2011 also set a record by applying for more college scholarships than any class before it.


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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2011 Article IV Consultation with ParaguayPublic Information Notice (PIN) No. 11/104
July 29, 2011
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies. With the consent of the country (or countries) concerned, PINs are issued after Executive Board discussions of Article IV consultations with member countries, of its surveillance of developments at the regional level, of post-program monitoring, and of ex post assessments of member countries with longer-term program engagements. PINs are also issued after Executive Board discussions of general policy matters, unless otherwise decided by the Executive Board in a particular case.
On July 29, 2011 the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation1 with Paraguay, and considered and endorsed the staff appraisal without a meeting on a lapse-of-time basis2.
Paraguay weathered the global crisis well, supported by an appropriate policy response. Countercyclical macroeconomic policy cushioned the effects of lower external demand. While GDP still contracted in 2009, this owed mainly to a severe drought. Growth rebounded strongly in 2010, with real GDP expanding at 15 percent, driven by a record crop, high credit growth, and favorable external conditions.
Reflecting the using up of slack capacity, overheating pressures have emerged. Inflation rose from 2 percent in 2009 to 8¾ percent in June 2011, driven by excess demand pressures and higher commodity prices. Despite very favorable terms of trade, the external current account weakened to 2¾ percent of GDP in 2010 (from near balance in 2009), reflecting very rapid import growth and a drop in remittances. With strong private capital inflows (notably foreign direct investment), however, the Central Bank (BCP) continued accumulating international reserves, which rose to US$4.2 billion (23 percent of GDP) at end-2010.
Against a backdrop of rising inflation and rapid credit growth, the BCP started tightening monetary policy in mid-2010, raising interest rates by 775 basis points over the last twelve months (375 basis points in 2011), starting from a level close to zero. Real policy rates, however, remain negative, while deposit and lending rates have increased only modestly in real terms. Credit growth has remained very high (40 percent y/y in May), especially credit in foreign currency (58 percent). The BCP also raised reserve requirements (RR) effective in May, bringing them back to their pre-crisis levels.
The BCP has allowed the guarani to appreciate substantially in recent months, while intervening in the foreign exchange (FX) market. As of end-May, the guarani had risen by over 10 percent vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar (13 percent in real effective terms) compared to end-2010. The appreciation reflects mainly improved terms of trade, higher private capital inflows, and seasonal liquidation of export proceeds. The BCP stepped up its purchases of FX in April, trying to contain appreciation pressures, but as the guarani stabilized, it reduced its intervention in May and did not intervene in June.
Fiscal policy remained countercyclical in 2010, while public debt continued on a declining path. Real growth of primary spending decelerated significantly, while tax revenue increased sharply reflecting strong activity and import growth, and improvements in administration. In cyclically-adjusted terms, the primary balance (excluding electricity royalties and grants) strengthened by 1½ percent of non-agricultural GDP, implying withdrawal of most of the stimulus provided in 2009. Public debt declined by over 4 percentage points to 19 percent of GDP.
The banking sector remains generally sound. The overall capital adequacy ratio for banks remains above the regulatory level, although it is somewhat lower (by about 3 percentage points) when Basel I definitions are used. The nonperforming loan (NLP) ratio is low (1½ percent in May) and declined slightly over the last year, but the level of NPLs is growing fast (17 percent y/y in May) and provisions are low. Profitability has remained very high. In late 2010, the Superintendency approved measures to strengthen financial system buffers, including higher generic provisions and minimum capital, which will become effective in January 2012.
In 2011, real GDP growth is projected at 6¾ percent, reflecting solid agricultural growth, stimulative macroeconomic conditions, and strong confidence. Inflation is projected to remain well above the BCP's target range, at close to 10 percent for year-end. The external current account deficit would widen to 3¾ percent of GDP, led by strong import growth, a less favorable services account, and lower remittances. The overall fiscal balance is projected to swing into a deficit of ½ percent of GDP, implying a fiscal impulse of 1¼ percent of non-agricultural GDP.
Executive Board Assessment
In concluding the 2011 Article IV consultation with Paraguay, Executive Directors endorsed the staff's appraisal, as follows:
An appropriate policy response helped Paraguay weather the global crisis. Countercyclical macroeconomic policy cushioned the effects of lower external demand. While GDP still contracted in 2009, this owed mainly to a severe drought and the nonagricultural sector still experience modest growth. Despite significant stimulus, public debt remained broadly unchanged, given the strong initial position of the fiscal accounts, while a flexible exchange rate regime helped a smooth external adjustment. The financial system was unscathed, with adequate capitalization and low NPLs.
The strong rebound of economic growth in 2010 has given rise to overheating pressures. GDP grew by 15 percent in 2010, reflecting a record harvest, strong credit growth, and favorable external conditions. Driven by excess demand pressures and higher commodity prices, inflation has risen sharply over the last year, while the external current account has deteriorated substantially, despite term-of-trade improvements. Fiscal policy was appropriately countercyclical in 2010, withdrawing most of the stimulus provided in 2009. Monetary policy remained accommodative, however, with real policy rates well in negative territory and abundant liquidity.
Macroeconomic policies are currently expansionary. Despite a large increase since mid-2010, real policy rates remain negative, while real deposit and lending rates have increased only modestly and credit growth is still very high. Reflecting strong expenditure growth, fiscal policy is being expansionary, with the structural primary balance projected to weaken by 1¼ percent of nonagricultural GDP in 2011. There is also the risk that the fiscal stance remains loose in 2012 as pressures to increase spending rise ahead of the 2013 general elections.
Policies need to adjust further to ensure a soft landing of the economy. Policies should be geared toward moderating domestic demand pressures and returning to a more balanced growth path, in order to reduce inflation, contain the external current account deficit, and preserve financial stability. Monetary policy tightening should continue without delay, with the menu of options including further increases in RR, particularly on foreign currency deposits. The fiscal stance should become at least neutral, but preferably countercyclical. To this end, constraining current expenditures and saving any revenue over-performance, including from the potential approval of revenue measures currently in congress, will be critical. It would also be important to avoid loosening the fiscal stance in 2012, given a positive output gap and an inflation rate above the BCP's target. Broadening the use of macro-prudential policies (MaP) measures would help protect financial stability going forward while contributing to a faster reduction of credit growth.
The banking system remains sound, but there is a need to guard it against emerging risks. Bank financial soundness indictors are generally strong, including very high profitability. However, provisions are low overall and the level of NPLs is growing rapidly. Very high credit growth, particularly in foreign currency, and currency mismatches pose considerable risks that should be dealt with immediately. Macro-prudential measures, such as higher specific provisions and stricter limits on debt-to-income ratios, would help contain such risks and strengthen buffers. Developments in construction and mortgage lending, as well as in real estate markets, warrant close monitoring, including by improving the compilation of statistics. Staff welcomes the existing program to strengthen regulation and supervision and to set up a financial safety net in the cooperative sector. It encourages the authorities to also move forward with changes to legislation required for a more effective risk-based supervision for banks.
The monetary policy framework should be strengthened further to support the move to an IT regime. Many necessary components for this step are already in place, thanks to long-lasting and continued reforms and institutional strengthening at the BCP. Swift implementation of the recapitalization of the BCP and better liquidity management are also needed to further enhance the credibility of the central bank and increase the effectiveness of monetary policy. It would also be important for the BCP to strengthen and clarify its operational framework, including by limiting (and sterilizing) interventions in the FX market and thus sending a clearer signal that inflation is its main objective.
Higher tax revenues are needed to address important deficiencies in infrastructure and basic social services. Staff supports government efforts to implement the personal income tax without further delay and continue improving tax administration. It will also be essential to ensure sound management of increased revenues from Itaipú energy sales. Staff supports the authorities' proposal to safeguard the additional revenues by placing them in a special fund, and suggests allocating a significant part of these revenues to build up a countercyclical reserve.
There is scope to strengthen the fiscal framework. Plans to expand the role of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the provision of infrastructure services are welcome. It would be important to strengthen the legal framework governing concessions and develop a more comprehensive PPP framework, while increasing the MoF's role in assessing and approving PPPs to achieve value for money and manage fiscal risks. There is also room to strengthen the medium-term fiscal framework (MTFF), including by integrating it to the budget, adopting a systematic reporting and assessment of fiscal risks, and setting up a medium-term expenditure framework. A fiscal rule targeting the structural primary balance (excluding revenue from electricity royalties and grants) could serve as an anchor for the MTFF and facilitate its integration to the budget.


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Music gives us interviews from 48 well-known musicians of our age, talking about the music they love. This book is a fusion between outstanding portrait photography, filmmaking and modern minimal design. Creator Andrew Zuckerman's hyper-real portrait photography with black and white minimal design is as crisp as a visual documentary. Through the musician's words, he makes sound come alive as well. (Just how does he do it? more on Zuckerman below).
Music, the book, is a transcribed account of 48 interviews from the accompanying feature film, also called Music. Here's a selection from 48 contemporary musicians who shed light on the secrets of their process and passion.
"Music transcends all barriers. It is just like the ecstasy of finding gems in the vast ocean." Ravi Shankar
"I think human beings are here in order to add something of value to the quality of life, for themselves, and for other human beings." Herbie Handcock
"What hip hop provided for myself and for a lot of people was an outlet that was positive and a way to express oneself." Common
"Every song, to some degree, is an accident." John Legend
"Music is what I am. Everything else is what I do." Kenny Rogers
"What's really important here is that there's a link, there's a nexus of connection that's being made by music and the connection is the profound thing." John Williams
There's a portrait of Stravinsky in my studio staring right at me…and here's what he's telling me: "You pretentious talentless little fuck. Who the hell do you think you are? You know absolutely nothing. But do ahead and give it your best shot." And that's exactly what I try to do every day. Danny Elfman
"I don't play an instrument. I don't really know how to sing. But it's this thing within me." Ozzy Osbourne
"Bands work, on the highest level, when there's submission to a greater thing." David Crosby
"I find inspiration in the smallest of places" Bernard Purdie
"The reality of the situation is it took me writing for three weeks and getting nowhere to be open enough to have these kind of thoughts pass through my mind. If not, I wouldn't have been there with a guitar in my hand when the idea passed through my mind to capture it." Ben Gibbard
"How do I say this without sounding totally crazy? But it almost doesn't matter what music is." Levine and Jesse Carmichael of Maroon 5
"I don't have time to do half of what I want to do. it's pretty much an avalanche." I could sit and work on music for 24 hours—it's fun, easy and natural, and doesn't even feel like work." Julian Casablancas
"Musically, there's almost no path that isn't worth taking." Jim James
"One of the secrets to making music was to be open and not judge what you're doing while you're doing it." Karen O
"My soul speaks to me through music" Sinéad O'Connor
"I subscribe to the theory that art is made to be broken." Billy Corgan
About the author's technique:
Andrew Zuckerman sees beauty in the minimal. He loves three things: stark white background, Helvetica type, and the freezing of a moment in intimate time. In Music, he shoots each subject so close, that a look reveals a study of the skin. Every subject is put in front of a stark white backdrop with bright lighting. That includes birds of prey in mid-flight, monkeys, roaring lions, insects, etc. Andrew Zuckerman shoots and films minute instances of the natural world and the human world: insects, baby animals, hyper detailed shots of exotic and gigantic birds in flight, time-lapses of awakening plant life and interviews with prominent people. Wikipedia cites that he "has a comprehensive mobile studio, consisting of fourteen cases of equipment, with which Zuckerman has traveled the world in order to situate all of his subjects in the same space." The description on the sleeve of Music cites: "His goal is to allow an object, an environment, or a living creature to be seen and experienced for exactly what it is, as stripped from artistic imposition as possible…Ultimately, the volumes will comprise a singular view of both the animal and human world, brought into focus under one lens, in one light." www.andrewzuckerman.com
More links on Andrew Zuckerman
Books with Documentary Films: Wisdom, Flower
Feature Films: Cycle, Emergence, Flight, Variance


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Marcum LLP is one of the largest independent public accounting and advisory services firms in the
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December 26, 2012
Marcum's Construction Industry Group Featured in Construction Digital Article "Marcum LLP Launches Commercial Construction Index"
By Stanley Jackson
Marcum's Construction Industry Group was featured in the Construction Digital Article "Marcum LLP Launches Commercial Construction Index."
The following is an excerpt from the article:
Accounting and advisory firm Marcum LLP has introduced the Marcum Commercial Construction Index, a quarterly index that will track the performance of the U.S. commercial construction industry.
Marcum LLP, a top national accounting and advisory firm, today unveiled a new quarterly index tracking the performance of the U.S. commercial construction industry. The debut Marcum Commercial Construction Index finds that total nonresidential structures investment in the third quarter of 2012 declined 4.4%, despite 2% annualized growth in the national economy during the period. Year-over-year nonresidential construction spending in the third quarter rose a modest 2.6%, well below the more than 19% growth in residential construction. The index can be viewed in its entirety at www.marcumllp.com/constructionindex.
"Despite 13 consecutive quarters of economic growth, nonresidential construction has not been among the sectors experiencing meaningful recovery. The agonizingly slow recovery in nonresidential construction spending is attributable to many factors, including fiscal cliff fears, tight credit, cautious developers and stubbornly high vacancy rates in many market segments," said Marcum Chief Construction Economist Anirban Basu, who is also Chief Economist for the Associated Builders & Contractors (ABC) organization. "On the brighter side, the latter half of 2013 could be surprisingly good if Washington is able to successfully navigate the nation past the fiscal cliff, given the large volume of construction projects that were put on hold over the course of 2012."
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Health Start, a national award winning program, provides comprehensive, interdisciplinary health care for adolescents in nine St. Paul public high school clinics and adolescent/OB services at the East Side Family Clinic in St. Paul.
895 E. 7th St. Saint Paul, MN 55106
Contact Information:
Name: Gloria Ferguson, Program Director
Phone: (651) 793-2222
Fax: (651) 312-1982
Hours vary by school clinic site.
Clinics are closed when school is closed.
Summer services are provided in a central location.
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Most insurance plans are accepted including Medical Assistance, Medicare, MinnesotaCare, HealthPartners, UCare, BlueCrossBlueShield/BluePlus, Medica Choice, Metropolitan Health Plan, PreferredOne and other private insurance.
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Geek Bike Ride Before JavaOne 2014
By Tori Wieldt-Oracle on Jul 25, 2014
The Silicon Valley JUG will host the annual Geek Bike Ride the Saturday before JavaOne. We'll meet at Pier 41 in Fisherman's Wharf and ride across the bridge and down into Sausalito, and then take a ferry back to the city. We are getting an earlier start (9am) so folks can get back for other JavaOne activities. (You'll make it back for sure by 12:00).
This is a beginner/intermediate ride, roughly 8 miles and takes 1.5 hours to ride. I expect we'll have several photograph stops, and we'll stop for a treat in Sausalito. There are three big hills (two steep ones going up Fort Mason and the approach to the bridge, and one fun downhill into Sausalito), but (obviously) the bridge is flat and easy. The hardest part may be dodging pedestrians on the bridge!
All geeks and their friends are invited. Meet at Blazing Saddles bikes at Pier 41 in Fisherman's Wharf at the Blue & Gold Fleet Sausalito/Tiburon Ferry Terminal. If you want to reserve a particular bike, you can reserve it in advance online (even electric bikes!) Bike rental is $30-$40 USD and there's a 10% discount if you reserve online.
The Blue and Gold ferry from Sausalito is $10.50 USD. They are used to having bikes on board.
Transit and parking info: You can take the Historic F Line Street Car to Pier 41 to Blazing Saddles Bike Rental. Parking garages are at Fisherman's Wharf.
Wear your Java Geek bike jersey if you have one!
You can sign up and chat with other riders here. If you have trouble seeing the event, email SV JUG organizer Kevin Nilson at kevinATjavaclimberDOTcom.
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Gold ring, the underside of the bezel chased and set with a crystal and a miniature portrait of Augustus the third (1696-1763), son of Augustus the Strong, king of Poland and Duke of Saxony, surrounded by 16 brilliant cut pastes or crystals, the hoop finely chiselled in shell and scrollwork.
17.12 mm internal ring diameter; 4.34 g weight
Bought in Dresden
Presented by Dr C.D.E. Fortnum in honour of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897; WA1897.CDEF.F535
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"I am getting excited... if you get me up in the rankings so this (PPC) expense goes away... Oh my goodness..."
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If I invoke a command with arguments like so:
bob@bob-pc:~$ command -arg1 -arg2
...can other users view the arguments passed to the command?
If I invoke a command with arguments like so:
...can other users view the arguments passed to the command?
In general yes, they can see it. This is from the
The complete command line of your currently running process will be displayed. That's why you do not want to supply things like passwords through command line arguments.
In general, command line arguments are visible to all. For example, as a non-root user on OpenBSD, I can see arguments of processes running as root:
On Linux, you'll notice that all
There may be highly specific settings in which command line arguments remain private. For example, SELinux and Solaris can altogether hide processes from other users. But unless you absolutely know you're in such a setting, assume command line arguments are public.
On standard setups the arguments are visible. As already mentioned, processes can overwrite them in memory but not before other processes have had a chance to see them.
However, the grsecurity patchset includes a patch which changes it so only the process owner (and root) can see the arguments passed to a process.


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What is the most trivial reason you broke up with a guy for?
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For me, I broke up with one guy because he had a hairy back.
Another I broke up with because his lips were like sandpaper.
No breakup stories, but I once refused to date a guy because he sweated a little too much, not bad, but the smell was a new kind of offensive.
He wanted to leave me because I wasn't enough like Yuna from Final Fantasy X.
Im just gonna save my spot to watch :)
Ive never broke up w/ anyone. My husband and I have been together sincce I was 13.
I broke up with a guy because he made this weird face when he ate, and I couldn't stand it.
HOLY COINCIDENCE! I had a very similar thing happen! He always just talked about how she was his perfect girl. "She;s just so... Simple and convicted" he always used to say. I thought he was the only one! I didn't realize there was this whole cult of Yuna-lovers. I personally find her boring...
Quoting LokisMama:
He wanted to leave me because I wasn't enough like Yuna from Final Fantasy X.


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Hong Kong - truly amazing!!!
By Mike Dietrich-Oracle on Mar 04, 2010
After the Shenzhen workshop Roy and me took a cab to drive over to Hong Kong. It was our first time there but I haven't seen such a city before. And I've seen New York, Cairo, London, and Tokyo. But nothing is comparable to Hong Kong.
We had a nice brand-new Crowne Plaza hotel close to the race track and were sitting on the roof top for just a while in the night just looking around. In Germany we have books for kids called "Wimmelbuch" - they have so many different scenes from cities or a farm with so many details that kids could look for hours into them and gather more and more details. Sitting in the 28th floor and just watching I felt very similar.
So I have to come back. Just in case some of the customers from the Shenzhen workshop are willing to become 11g Release 2 references ... :-)
Unfortunately we had to leave the next morning heading to Singapore. But fortunately we had a Singapore Airlines flight. I heard many good things about Singapore and the first impression being more than 6ft tall: Yes, I have legspace to strech a bit - even in row 54. And the entertainement gadget in every seat is truly amazing. And the food was quite ok as well. But the service was really outstanding. Good, that we'll have some Signapore Airlines flights in the next week again.


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Texas Attorney General and and gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott recently sent members of his Crime Victim Services Division to Fort Hood to work with victims of Wednesday's tragic attack, according to the Office of the Texas Attorney General. Abbott is a native of Wichita Falls and held a campaign event at his boyhood home on Randal Drive in this city of 105,000 which is within a stone's throw of the Red River.
Three people were killed by a soldier on the base and investigators reported they believe his unstable mental health contributed to the rampage, according to an article in the Wichita Falls Times Record News today, Friday, April 4. This most recent shooting at Fort Hood not only claimed four lives, but also wounded 16 other people.
Abbott shared the following comment about the shooting:
"Our hearts break for the wounded military men and women and the families of those who died. Few answers can be found in the days immediately after such a tragedy, but we pledge to assist in any way we can. Members of our military and Texans in the Fort Hood-area have stared down adversity before, and they will do it again."
The Crime Victims' Compensation Program reimburses out-of-pocket expenses to victims of violent crimes and their families.
Lt. Gen. Mark Milley, top officer at the embattled base, said there is a "strong possibility" that Spc. Ivan Lopez had a "verbal altercation" with another soldier or soldiers immediately before Wednesday's shooting. This is the second mass shooting on the base which was originally established to allow space for tank maneuvers during World War II.
Located between Austin and Dallas near Killeen, Texas, the post was the scene of a 2009 mass shooting.
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Sally Seltmann: Heart That's Pounding
Stepping out from her former New Buffalo moniker, Sally Seltmann has created a career-defining album that spotlights her as one of this country's most astute songwriters.
Taylor Hawkins and his Coattail Riders: Red Light Fever
All of this supergroup business is having a domino effect. While Foo Fighters main man Dave Grohl moonlights as drummer with Them Crooked Vultures, FF stickman Taylor Hawkins has found time to...
Melissa Auf der Maur
You have to admire Melissa Auf der Maur for surviving not only being in a band with Courtney Love (Hole) but also Billy Corgan (Smashing Pumpkins).
The Leisure Society
You could call it longing, or maybe it's the remnants of memories a little bittersweet. Whatever it is, that feeling suffuses this lovely, gently acoustic album from Britain's Leisure Society.
Sometimes the best way to think about the English music scene is as a supercollider - with genres instead of charged particles smashed into each other.
Leave Your Sleep
There's nothing like parenthood to blow an artist's horizons to eternity.
Women + Country
Pretend, even just for a minute, that he's not Bob's son. Can't do it, right?
With Shimmer Pieta Brown turns her back on studio country styles and, with considerable help from producer Don Was, offers a short, seven-track album as sparse and minimal as the early albums of the...
Bertie Blackman B-Sides - Secrets and Lies
Melbourne's dance community has re-imagined an entire album.
Emperor's Box
Katie Noonan - Emperor's Box
The West Coast Blueprint
Hip-hop's not dead; it's just been re-released.
MGMT - Congratulations
MGMT - Congratulations
Valleys of Neptune
Valleys of Neptune
April Uprising
April Uprising
Gabriella's second album is chock full of hits but if you want heart, buy a greeting card.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga returns, as promised, with a show that makes last year's brief but thrilling set look tame.
Downtown Church
Patty Griffin is a long-time favourite around these parts after six albums of rarely matched quality and depth, culminating in the near-perfect Children Running Through in 2007.
Plastic Beach
Plastic Beach is an album that posits itself on a man-made island sometime in the near future and sounds like an alternative and very busy present
The Courage of Others
This is ye olde England and your money's no good to you here.


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May 11, 2010
Incoming freshman Kathryn Murphy put on quite a performance recently at the Irish National Championships as she won the 50 freestyle crown.
Murphy easily won the National title with a new championship meet record (26.13). She also swam lifetime best marks in all four events she competed in during the meet.
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Michael Naughton is in his fourth season at Washington State University as the Cougars' volunteer coach.
A native of Tacoma, Wash., Naughton directs the Cougar Baseball Camps, is the short game coordinator, instructs outfielders and is Washington State's first base coach. Under the tutelage of coach Naughton, Derek Jones (eighth round, Colorado Rockies) and Kyle Johnson (25th round, Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim) were selected in the 2012 MLB Draft. Jason Monda was a sixth round pick of the Philadelphia Phillies in the 2013 MLB Draft and elected to return to Pullman for his senior season. In 2014, the San Diego Padres made Yale Rosen their 11th round draft pick.
Naughton was the head coach at Tacoma Community College from 2002-05. He was named the NWAACC Coach of the Year for the West Division in 2003. Prior to the being the Titans' head coach, he was an assistant for current Cougar Pitching Coach Gregg Swenson at TCC from 1999-2001. As the head coach of Tacoma Community College, Naughton led the Titans to a 2003 Western Division title, TCC's first divisional championship since 1983. Tacoma Community College reached the postseason each year under Naughton's leadership.
Naughton prepped at Curtis High School in University Place, Wash., where he was an all-conference selection both as a junior and senior. He was an all-state selection his senior season. Naughton was recruited to play at Gonzaga, where he was a four-year (1991-94) member of the Bulldogs' baseball team as an outfielder, and captain his senior season. Naughton earned his bachelor's degree from Gonzaga in public relations.
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Shoelala just announced a new concept for shoe accessories that combines the feel of luxury with the practicality of support. Shapers for your shoes! Gone are the days of tossing your Jimmy's into your luggage. After years of watching men use heavy cedar shoetrees to protect their shoes, finally women have a beautiful new option that provides lightweight, flexible yet firm support to their shoes and looks fabulous doing it!
Shoelala is a designer shoe shaper that is flexible and will easily slide into a woman's shoe from flats to high heels and is available in four patterns and three sizes: small, medium and large. Unlike shoetrees, Shoelala shoe shapers are designed to provide all over support not only to the toe area of the shoe, but also to the vulnerable mid-section where embellishments and straps need support.
The product launched a few weeks ago in Times Square at the National Association of Professional Women Conference where it received rave reviews. The President & Founder, Carol Harris, described the excitement around their booth as one that you would expect when watching a group of women open Christmas presents. The expression was pure delight and enthusiasm that an option now exists to protect women's shoes while in their suitcase, tote and closet. Whether purchasing many of the same patterns to line up in your closet or selecting a specific pattern to coordinate with a particular shoe, Shoelala offers a pattern to fit your style.
"To think it all started with a pair of brand new shoes that were damaged in my suitcase when my flat iron pressed into my shoe during a five-hour flight," the founder stated to a large group of women that attended the event. "Men have cedar shoetrees and we have nothing! Until now..." A sentiment of agreement flowed from the crowd of women. "Women spend far too much not to have something to protect our investment and look great at the same time."
Not only will women use Shoelala to pack their shoes, but there will surely be a lot of new closet makeovers in the works! Shoelala is currently available in select retailers and online at www.shoelala.com. Carol and the Shoelala team will be traveling the country promoting the brand through different venues.
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LA KISS today announced the acquisition of wide receiver Donovan Morgan from the New Orleans Voodoo in exchange for Chase Deadder and a claim order spot.
At 6'3" and 225-pounds, Morgan adds size and experience to the LA KISS receiving unit. During his AFL career, the physical receiver has amassed 7,318 yards and 168 touchdowns on 521 receptions.
"Donovan is an elite receiver. He is a proven player in this league and adding a player of his caliber is a big addition to our football team," said Head Coach Bob McMillen. "We wish Chase the best of luck in New Orleans."
Morgan came to the AFL after playing college ball at La Fayette. He is a former AFL Rookie of the Year (2008) and was selected as First-Team All-Arena in 2010 and Second-Team All-Arena in 2011, when he broke the Philadelphia Soul's single-season franchise record for receiving yards (1,959). Last year with the VooDoo, Morgan caught 87 passes for 1,351 yards and 29 touchdowns in 13 games. He looks to build upon this productivity in his first season on the West Coast. - See more at: http://www.lakissfootball.com/news.html?n_id=182#sthash.yQi37Zp6.dpuf


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In this folio you will find 2 projects in one edition. One side of the book is SOME BLOOD and by simply flipping the book and starting from the rear you can view a collection of images from SOME TEARS.
Joshua Deaner (b. 1976 Boston, MA) is an artist whose work is photographically based. He makes compositions, sometimes incorporating text, which are more fine art "stories" than traditional photographic prints. Deaner's work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums and is included in several private collections. Deaner graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology where he received his Associates Degree of Applied Arts and Sciences. The Boston Globe said of one of the exhibitions, "Deaner's subject matter isn't the world, but the stray, spiraling paths he wanders as he watches the world."
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Interesting work. I'd like to know more about the subjects. They look like
police mugshots?
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Hi carmen ,
The coding you have written above can be generated through code wizard easily.
Just you need to click the code wizard button .
just see the below link :-
you can call nodes and can call them as a table or structure.
again you can access methods and attributes of various classes . The code will be auto genarated. You just need to cange a little bit according to your need.
You can use code wizard for reading the context node. In this case, SFLIGHT_NODE.
After that, write the select statement by your own.
Then for binding the table, either you can use Pattern button as normal for OOPS ABAP or you can write the single table.
In pattern, choose ABAP Objects patterns.
In that in radio button, Call Method choose the following from F4 button.
Instance Node_sflight
Class/Interface IF_WD_CONTEXT_NODE
Method Bind_table
It will generate the below code.Pass the internal table as shown in bold.
CALL METHOD node_sflight->bind_table
new_items = itab_sflight
set_initial_elements = ABAP_TRUE
index =
IN web dynpro configuration wizard i am not getting read set and append radio buttons,,
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Mr. Michael Neal Kendrick, age 62, of 1579 Julius Bridge Road, Ball Ground, passed away on Wednesday, September 5, 2012, at his daughter's residence.
Mr. Kendrick was born in Rome, Georgia on September 25, 1949, son of the late James Otis Kendrick and the late Carrie Delilah Grissom Kendrick. He attended the North Atlanta Church of Christ. Mr. Kendrick started his working career with his family business, J. O. Kendrick & Associates in Rome. He later owned and operated the Bass Hawk Boat Company. For the past 15 years, Mr. Kendrick has worked with his wife as CEO of Brenda Tustian Watercolors and was a founder of Corkscrews and Canvas in Marietta and Canton. Mike's character exemplified Christ as a servant leader. His heart touched the hearts of not only those close to him, but all who knew him.
Survivors include his wife, Brenda Harris Tustian; 2 daughters, Mrs. Lori Culpepper, and her husband, Dennis, Silver Creek, and Mrs. Jeannie King, and her husband, Nate, Rome; a son, Michael Kendrick, and his wife, Angela, Grover Beach, CA; 3 step-children, Robin Harris, Roswell, Sheri Patten, Marietta, and Mark Harris, and his wife, Susan, Johnson City, TN; grandchildren, Andrew King, Emily King, Camryn King, Brady King, all of Rome, Breanna Culpepper and Trent Culpepper, both of Silver Creek, Carson Kendrick, Grover Beach, CA, Whitley Sanders, Marietta, Zachary Sanders and Preston Sanders, both of Charleston, Autumn Harris, and Blake Harris, both of Johnson City, TN; a sister, Ms. Pam Kendrick Winton, Pike Road, Ala.; 2 brothers, Jim Kendrick, Oxford, Ala. and Dr. John Kendrick, Valdosta; nieces and nephews also survive.
Funeral services will be held at 3pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012, in the Chapel at Henderson & Sons Funeral Home with the Rev. Mark Winstead officiating. Interment will follow in Oaknoll Memorial Gardens.
The family will receive friends at Darby Funeral Home in Canton on Friday from 6 until 8pm, and on Saturday at Henderson & Sons Funeral Home from 1pm until the service time. At other hours, they may be contacted at the residence of a daughter, Jeannie King, 30 Dover Drive, Rome.
Pallbearers are asked to assemble at Henderson & Sons Funeral Home on Saturday at 2:30pm and include: Zach Sanders, Preston Sanders, Gene Free, Phil Ritter, Bobby Taylor, and Jimmy Dudley.
Henderson & Sons Funeral Home has charge of the funeral arrangements.


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After this week's WWE Raw went off the air, World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus was scheduled to defend the title in a "Last Man Standing Match." The match didn't happen but rather Sheamus came out and challenged Show.
Show came out and said he didn't want the match. Sheamus wanted to fight and a brawl ensued. The champ hit the Brogue Kick which caused the referee to call off the fight and end the taping.


text: Nov 24, 2012 02:06 Metairie man gets 64 months in drug, weapons case Metairie man gets 64 months in drug, weapons case The Associated Press Comments NEW ORLEANS —A Metairie man has been sentenced to more than five years in prison in a case involving a weapon, counterfeit money and drugs. The U.S. Attorney's Office in New Orleans said David Outlaw was sentenced to 64 months by U.S. District Judge Ivan Lemelle. Court records show Outlaw, 33, illegally possessed and sold a sawed-off rifle, counterfeit currency and methamphetamine to undercover agents in November 2011. Outlaw was also sentenced for being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe