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How do I put language switcher in navbar?
How do I put language switcher in navbar?
Please read this: https://github.com/lloc/Multisite-Language-Switcher/wiki/Generate-the-output You will find what you are looking for in the last paragraph.
I'm pretty new to wordpress so I am not sure where I would put that code that is shown in the last paragraph. Which .php file would I paste this into? and where in the file....
You can put it at the end of the functions.php of your theme.
Do I paste exactly what is written in that last paragraph? Because when I do so, all I see is that text at the top of the webpage...
Could you please give me an example where I can see it?
my website is http://www.wookeyfilms.com
OK, I see. There is a nav-menu in /wp-admin/nav-menus.php defined, right? It seems that my code prints the output in the head-section (what quite strange is). Can you see a call to wp_nav_menu when you look in the header.php of your theme?
The only place the nav_bar is mentioned is in the portion of header.php that i pasted below:

"><img src="<?php echo get_option(BRANKIC_VAR_PREFIX."logo"); ?>" alt="" />

wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary-menu' ,
'container' => false,
'menu_class' => 'menu',
'menu_id' => '',
'fallback_cb' => 'header_fallback'
) );

OK, maybe it's easier if you insert right after
wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'primary-menu' ,
'container' => false,
'menu_class' => 'menu',
'menu_id' => '',
'fallback_cb' => 'header_fallback'
) );
this line
if ( function_exists ( 'the_msls' ) ) the_msls();
and then remove the code which you inserted in your functions.php before.
What about this issue? It's resolved?
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Bone fragments from 18th-century battle to be repatriated to U.S. communityBreaking News
Waterloo University is set to repatriate a box of 18th-century bone fragments to a New York community that did not even know the bones were missing.
The bones came from Fort William Henry, a former British fort that was the scene of a brutal massacre of British troops by Huron warriors during the Seven Years' War, an events depicted in the film The Last of the Mohicans.
Following a 1950s archaeological dig, the dug-up skeletons of the dead British soldiers were put on display as part of a full-scale reconstruction of the fort, which is located in Lake George, New York....
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The Heroes that Were Pigeons
Towhees are brownish-colored sparrows found in North America. They can be distinguished from the typical sparrows by their long tails.
These omnivorous birds are often observed foraging on the ground using both feet in unison to scratch lose ground debris to reveal food hidden underneath.
Excepting some local movements in response to availability of food, towhees are mostly sedentary (non-migratory), the exception being the Green-tailed Towhees - the only entirely migratory towhee species.
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OMSI After Dark: Go for the Gold
Shoot off water rockets, concoct chemical creations, and explore the wonders of OMSI with no kids in sight! Enjoy a glass of wine while learning about robots, tornados, or fossils. Talk to a brewer about the science behind beer, or taste how an extra 10% cacao can make a difference in chocolate.
All that and more with OMSI After Dark, a night at the museum for the 21-and-over crowd filled with food, drink, and science fun!
21+ Only | ID's Required
OMSI After Dark admission: $15/non-members, $7.50/OMSI Members and FREE for OMSI After Dark Members.
Due to the popularity of this event, we strongly recommend that you purchase tickets in advance as capacity is limited and may sell out.
Go For The Gold: See you at the finish line! On your mark, get set, GO to OMSI as we push the limits of physical strength and endurance.
Electro-lights | Sports drinks and electricity! Need we say more?
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Learn what it takes to sail in the Olympics, hear stories about how Kerry narrowly missed representing the U.S. in the 470 Class at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta and find out how you can get into sailing in your own backyard.
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Adrenaline Rush
From the soaring and breathtaking cliffs of Norway to the calm and inspiring immensity of the Mojave Desert, from a child's daunting first day of school to the exciting world of skydiving and base jumping, Adrenaline Rush explores the psychological and physiological forces behind risk taking and the physics involved in high-risk activities.
Adrenaline Rush examines why the human mind and body crave danger as viewers experience breathtaking views of skydiving over the Florida Keys and a 4,265-foot jump from a legendary Norwegian cliff. The film also follows skydivers as they prepare to undertake a unique scientific experiment: trying to fly the parachute imagined in 1485 by Leonardo da Vinci, the first parachute design ever recorded.
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What's awesome about our Moon? What tools do space scientists use to explore beyond Earth? This lab explores ideas about astronomy, planetary science, and how scientists explore the universe. Students make and take home their own chart of moon phases.
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After half a century of space exploration we are now faced with what has long been a staple of science fiction – an orbiting junkyard of cast-off space debris. With media headlines periodically warning us of debris falling from the skies, orbital debris – or "space junk" – has finally risen to the forefront of social consciousness. But what is space junk? How did it get there? Just how big, and serious, is the problem?
Narrated by Academy Award® Nominee Tom Wilkinson, Space Junk is the first movie to explore the exponentially expanding ring of debris that threatens the safety of our planet's orbits. From the stunning depths of Arizona's Meteor Crater to an unprecedented view of our increasingly crowded orbits 22,000 miles above earth, the film offers dramatic visuals, both real and animated, to describe the threat of orbital debris.
Former NASA scientist and the "Father of Space Junk," Don Kessler reaches back to the beginning of our solar system for understanding and guides us through the challenges we face in protecting our orbits for the future. At risk is the future of space exploration and the safety of the extensive satellite network that powers our modern day communication systems. This visually explosive journey of discovery weighs the solutions aimed at restoring Earth's orbits.
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View spectacular demonstrations of unusual physics, including the vacuum chamber, the Van de Graaff generator and the Tesla coil. This lab is in a demonstration format, with volunteers called on to assist with the experiments.
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Oregon Star Party 2016
Oregon Star Party's planning committee is pleased to announce that the 29th annual Oregon Star Party will take place from August 2 through 7, 2016 at Indian Trail Spring in the Ochoco National Forest. Well known for its dark skies, Oregon Star Party is one of the largest annual star parties in the United States.
This year's line-up of activities includes a variety of workshops, a fascinating round of speakers, and a mix of old and new activities. The food cart promises new food items, and ice will be offered for sale each day. The committee is pretty excited about this year's star party!
Oregon Star Party's mission is to provide attendees the opportunity to meet people who share an interest in astronomy, learn something new, reconnect with old friends and make new ones, and just plain have fun. We welcome and encourage families and amateur astronomers of all ages.
At Oregon Star Party, activities are not limited only to night sky viewing! Beginning Wednesday, there will be a daily variety of activities available for nearly all ages. We have an assortment of speakers whose subjects range from an astrophotography workshop to cosmology. Mentoring programs provide one-on-one time with a knowledgeable volunteer to assist beginners in learning their way through the night sky, develop skills with telescopes, or to solve a viewing problem. Daily activities are scheduled in the Youth Tent, along with a swap meet, telescope park and a Friday afternoon walkabout as well.
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Edible Cinema: The Breakfast Club
Edible Cinema is a unique way to experience a film: through aroma, texture and taste. Perfect for food and film lovers alike, this quarterly series combines good food with the fun of movie night as expert chefs curate a bite-sized tasting menu tailored to specific moments in the film.
Join us for our inaugural event as we watch The Breakfast Club in a whole new way!
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7:15PM | Movie: The Breakfast Club (Duration: 1 hr. 38 mins. | Rating: G)
Five high school students from different walks of life endure a Saturday detention under a power-hungry principal (Paul Gleason). The disparate group includes rebel John (Judd Nelson), princess Claire (Molly Ringwald), outcast Allison (Ally Sheedy), brainy Brian (Anthony Michael Hall) and Andrew (Emilio Estevez), the jock. Each has a chance to tell his or her story, making the others see them a little differently -- and when the day ends, they question whether school will ever be the same.
Release date: February 15, 1985 (USA)
Director: John Hughes
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NEW YORK (July 15, 2013)--Jenny McCarthy, the actress and former Playboy playmate, was named Monday to join the panel of the ABC weekday talk show.
Barbara Walters, who created "The View" in 1997 and has since served as a co-host, made the widely expected announcement on the air.
McCarthy, 40, began her career posing for Playboy, and has since starred in TV sitcoms and appeared in films including "Scary Movie 3."
McCarthy joins "The View" as Joy Behar prepares to leave after appearing on the show since its premiere.
A remaining vacancy was created last week by Elisabeth Hasselbeck, who left to join Fox News Channel.
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I'm not sure what's happening in my Woocommerce store. Till a few days back before the current update everything was working perfectly. But now, regardless of the weight I put for the product, it just shows me a flat rate instead of calculating the shipping based on weight. I'm using the Weight/Country plugin to calculate shipping.
This is my setup (in kgs):
If the weight of the item is 2.0 kgs it should calculate and show AED 50 but it just shows me flat rate 35 regardless of the weight of the items in the total order.
I tried a fresh install on a different host with the current Woocommerce and this weight/country based shipping plugin but I got the same flat rate - AED 35.
I have tried other similar weight based shipping plugins but I still get the flat rate instead of it calculating shipping rate based on weight. So I'm assuming it's not a problem with the plugin but with Woocommerce.


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Rihanna's 'Found' Her Way Back to Hot 100 Summit
By Gary Trust
Rihanna rises to her 11th No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, as "We Found Love," featuring Calvin Harris, ascends 2-1 with Greatest Gainer/Airplay honors in its sixth week on the survey.
Rihanna is just the seventh artist in the Hot 100's 53-year history to tally at least 11 leaders, joining the Beatles (20), Mariah Carey (18), Michael Jackson (13), Madonna (12), the Supremes (12) and Whitney Houston (11). She passes Janet Jackson and Stevie Wonder, each with 10 No. 1s.
Among women, Rihanna, thus, moves into a third-place tie with Houston for most toppers, after only Carey and Madonna.
"Found," the lead single from "Talk That Talk," due Nov. 21, spends a second week at No. 1 on the Hot Digital Songs chart with 243,000 downloads sold, up 5%, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The weekly sum pushes the song past a million in release-to-date digital sales (1,057,000), marking Rihanna's 20th download to reach the million-selling milestone, extending her record for the most such downloads among women. Eminem's "Love the Way You Lie," on which she guests, is her best-selling digital song (5.1 million), followed by her top-selling title as a lead act, "Disturbia" (4.3 million).
On Hot 100 Airplay, "Found" flies 11-7 (85 million, up 22%, according to Nielsen BDS). The song marks Rihanna's 17th top 10 on the radio-based ranking. Since her first week in the chart's top tier (July 2, 2005) with "Pon De Replay," she ties T-Pain for most top 10s in that span.
The coronation of "Found" dethrones Adele's "Someone Like You" (1-2) after five non-consecutive weeks atop the Hot 100. The song does, however, rise 2-1 on Hot 100 Airplay (147 million all-format audience impressions, down 1%) to become her second leader on the chart; "Rolling in the Deep" topped Radio Songs for six weeks beginning in June.
On Hot Digital Songs, "Someone" holds at No. 3 with 150,000 downloads sold (down 14%).
LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It" jumps 4-3 on the Hot 100. The cut remains at No. 2 on Hot Digital Songs (206,000), while lifting 10-8 on Hot 100 Airplay (84 million, up 11%).
Rounding out the Hot 100's top five, former four-week No. 1 "Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5 featuring Christina Aguilera falls 3-4 and Foster the People's "Pumped Up Kicks" holds at No. 5.
Gym Class Heroes' "Stereo Hearts," featuring Maroon 5's Adam Levine, stays No. 6 on the Hot 100; David Guetta's "Without You," featuring Usher, holds at No. 7; LMFAO's former six-week No. 1 "Party Rock Anthem," featuring Lauren Bennett and GoonRock, rebounds 10-8; and, Cobra Starship's "You Make Me Feel...," featuring Sabi, drops 8-9.
As her fifth album, "Stronger," debuts on the Billboard 200, Kelly Clarkson collects her ninth Hot 100 top 10, as the set's lead single, "Mr. Know It All," blasts 19-10. The track charges 18-9 on Hot Digital Songs (104,000, up 60%) and 22-19 on Hot 100 Airplay (47 million, up 5%).
Clarkson has scored two Hot 100 No. 1s - her 2002 "American Idol" victory ballad "A Moment Like This" and 2009's "My Life Would Suck Without You" (two weeks on top each) - and previous top 10s "Miss Independent" (No. 9, 2003); "Breakaway" (No. 6, 2004); "Since You Been Gone" (No. 2, 2005); "Behind These Hazel Eyes" (No. 6, 2005); "Because of You" (No. 7, 2005); and, "Never Again" (No. 8, 2007).
Check billboard.biz tomorrow (Nov. 3), when all rankings, including the Hot 100, Hot Digital Songs and Hot 100 Airplay charts in full, will be refreshed, as they are each Thursday.


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Debra McCartt has taken a job.
What's the big deal? Well, it's not just any job. It happens to be a top-level marketing job with Texas Tech University's Amarillo medical school campus.
Again, what's the big deal? Why can't she work for Tech?
Well, McCartt has another full-time job as well.
She is Amarillo's mayor, now in the middle of her second term as the city's chief spokesman-cheerleader-advocate.
McCartt well might be the most energetic mayor this city's had in many years.
Her two immediate predecessors - Trent Sisemore and Kel Seliger - were no slouches when it came to promoting Amarillo.
McCartt, though, seems to bring a different dimension to what is a volunteer job.
As I've told her many times, McCartt has redefined certain physical laws simply by appearing to be everywhere at once. You need someone to speak at your civic club luncheon? Call the mayor. How about someone to ride in your parade down Polk Street? Hey, she'll be there too - apparently at the same time she's talking to that civic club lunch crowd.
How does she do that?
What's more, she campaigned for election and re-election specifically on the promise to be a full-time mayor.
"My No. 1 responsibility will be to the city," McCartt said in a recent interview at her City Hall office, which incidentally looks like a place where actual work gets done. "The public's business will take priority and Tech knows that," she said.
Whatever political ramifications develop from this new job remain to be seen. Will someone campaign against her - if she runs for a third term in 2009 - by declaring she has broken her promise to serve as a full-time mayor? Time will tell.
She will be compensated handsomely - right around $100,000 annually - by Texas Tech. Her task will be to market Tech's medical complex to interested parties.
Still, the mayor, who is serving her second term as the city's chief spokeswoman, will have to juggle competing roles.
Her "first priority" job doesn't pay her anything. It used to pay $10 per meeting, but state law forbids her from taking any compensation from another government entity while drawing a salary from Tech.
So, she must give the mayoral stipend back.
But the real point is that the mayor who campaigned with tremendous vigor and promised to devote all her time to the city now has to balance that time with the demands of another full-time employer: Texas Tech.
"They will expect a 40-hour work week from me," McCartt said. Let's see: If Tech demands at least 40 hours of work each week, and she works at least that many hours doing the city's business, that's 80 hours weekly that McCartt will be on both jobs.
My hunch is that she isn't going to work 80 hours a week. Still, no one is going to keep a record of the time she spends serving as mayor.
Even though she won't punch a time clock at City Hall, McCartt does understand that she's never not the mayor any more than the president of the United States is not the commander in chief.
What's more, McCartt has an answer to anyone who questions whether the city's interests are being met.
"This is not a (city) commission of one," she said. "We have a commission of five. And the rest of them are willing to step up and atttend" ceremonial functions that for more than three years have seemed to occupy virtually all of McCartt's waking hours.
McCartt has made quite a name for herself in her role as the city's chief spokeswoman. Many residents, particularly those in leadership positions, have come to expect her to be everywhere at once.
Debra McCartt has spoiled them by defying those physical laws.
Now, if she is able to continue being a full-time mayor while working her full-time job at Tech, then we'll all be witnessing a legitimate force of nature.
John Kanelis is editorial page editor of the Amarillo Globe-News. He can be reached via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Kanelis' column appears Sunday.
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Darrin Lee – born in the Ginghai Province of China in the 1940s, he quickly became a target of the government for writing several anti-communist manifestos. Seeking political asylum in England, where he became friends with a Richard Starkey, he was introduced to drums, and eventually found himself in southern California.
DTX – DTX's life began in utter boredom; he was carried an extra six months in his mother's womb. Promising to never be a prisoner of such ennui ever again, he quickly rose to the top by opening successful honky tonk bars all over America's Midwest. In his spare time he paints. And broods.
David Robles – one of the last Mayans, it was his lineage who crafted the calendars of yore for the Mayan rulers. These days he plays guitar and knows all the answers except one.
Jimmy James – born in the late 1500s, Jimmy was the right hand man to the Le Roi Soleil, France's King Louis XIV. In one swift unfortunate move involving one of the King's favorite courtesans, he became an enemy of the court and went into hiding. Upon the discovery of a wormhole teleporting him to 1980s Nebraska, he was able to make a clean escape and etch out a new life playing bass and slinging drinks.
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Jimmy Armbrust – Bass
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I am extremely new to this, first of all.
Second of all, when I go to widgets, I only see about 16 options. I thought this was normal until I saw on the forums that there are a ton of widgets that should be available.
Thirdly, I tried adding plug-ins that seemed to do what I wanted the widgets to do and they do nothing.
I'm not sure if this is an issue with my theme or what. I am hosting through GoDaddy and just need to add social media buttons to my posts. Any help would be extremely appreciated. This is my first blog and my first attempt at anything this technical.


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...why do you have a car?
2 block hack reporting strikes again!
Ballard H.S. had some jailbait doing the same thing today in the Zestos lot. Several creepy men were furtively waiting to have their cars serviced. Served. Washed. Whatever.
i have the enV phone too (yes, it's a stupid stupid name) and i LOVE the camera on the phone.
Posts like this remind me why I'm subscribed to this blog..
Where are the hot men? I mean this is Capitol Hill and Lifelong for crying out loud! All I ask for is carwash ogling equality.
Nice to see some relief from the heat...
Most of the time life in the the Puget Sound is more like this episode on Crackle:
Ha, I'll bet you were wishing you were in your car, eh?
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Published: Wednesday, September 22, 2010 at 9:49 a.m.
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Maggie Jean Brown, 60, a native of Alabama and resident of Thibodaux, died Saturday, Sept. 18, 2010.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Thursday at Moses Baptist Church in Thibodaux. Religious service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the church, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Clevin Brown of Thibodaux; two brothers, James Horace and Charles Horace, both of Thibodaux; and two sisters, Moselle Quarles of Houma and Deloris Degraffered of Buffalo, N.Y.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dorothy Richardson and Asy James Horace; and one brother, Joseph Horace.
She was a member of Moses Baptist Church.
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I'll like to know what are the things to consider when choosing between configuring an app as static or as dynamic in an Apache 2 server that uses mod_fastcgi. The app is a typical reporting app written in Perl with MySQL as the Db backend with fairly medium traffic. I'll love to hear your experiences about running FastCGI in such a scenario.
What's the difference between FastCGI "static" and "dynamic" applications in terms of performance and stability?
Neither of them really has set performance or scalability characteristics divorced from the context of your app and its environment. Which would work better depends on what you have going on.
Static: set number of app processes that hang around all the time. Conditions that argue for this include:
Dynamic: variable number of app processes that are started on demand and killed off when unused. Conditions that argue for this include:


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After two weeks of heavy snow in Washington and Oregon, the storm track will shift south and bring multiple feet of powder to California through the weekend. Full Article
26th February 2014
West coast ski resort deals and events for the week of February 17, 2014. Full Article
19th February 2014
Fly to Mammoth Lakes from LA or San Diego for free with any three or more night stay. Full Article
19th February 2014
West Coast ski resorts head into Valentines & President's weekend with snow and savings. Full Article
12th February 2014
With 20 lifts running and 129 trails open across all three of the ski area's lodges, Mammoth still has the most terrain available in California. Full Article
4th February 2014
1-2 FEET is likely to accumulate in Washington, Oregon and California on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Full Article
29th January 2014
Ski deals and events throughout the west coast this week. Full Article
22nd January 2014
Save 25% on midweek lodging at Snowcreek Resort just down the road from Mammoth Mountain. Full Article
22nd January 2014
Mammoth Mountain is set to host The Sprint U.S. Grand Prix, the final qualifying event for the Sochi Games, on January 14 - 19, 2014, where riders will battle it out for a coveted spot on the Olympic team. Full Article
8th January 2014
Stopping for suds after a long day of skiing? These ski town breweries are must-go. Full Article
7th January 2014
West coast events and deals abound as we head merrily into the holidays. Full Article
12th December 2013
West coast events and deals. Full Article
12th December 2013
West coast events and deals. Full Article
5th December 2013
Snow is finally falling again in the Tahoe area after a dry October and much of November. Three waves of storminess will affect the area through Thursday, with total accumulations pushing a foot at higher elevations. Full Article
20th November 2013
Mammoth is a great Thanksgiving destination—whether there's abundant snow or not. Make sure to check out the Thanksgiving Art Festival for a bit of culture. Full Article
15th November 2013
There's plenty to do at these six North American ski resorts during Thanksgiving—both on and off the slopes. Full Article
14th November 2013
This week's west coast deals and events include a lift ticket discount card from Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort, SnowBomb's 2013 Annual San Jose Ski & Snowboard Festival on Nov 23rd and 24th, and a lesson, rental and beginner lift ticket package at Squaw and Alpine on Dec 14th and 15th for just $49. Full Article
13th November 2013
Snag lift ticket and lodging deals at Mammoth Mountain and Lake Tahoe resorts. Full Article
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Wine and Whiskers, Elmbrook Humane Society's annual fundraiser, included a guest that gave the event an extra kick.
Former Green Bay Packers player LeRoy Butler was this year's emcee, and he helped the only no-kill shelter in Waukesha County raise funds. The event was held at Westmoor Country Club.
In its sixth year, the event is the largest fundraiser for the shelter, and featured a live and silent auction with items donated by Butler, Donald Driver and Aaron Rodgers; two club level seats to any Brewers game, donated by the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club; massage and travel packages; and a home-cooked meal for 25 guests, prepared by Butler and his chef.
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Coolbroth said the shelter has been able to help animals that may not have had a chance at another shelter, including a cat with a broken leg.
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Passion for Journalism: Emily Hill '14
Pensacola Catholic High School grad Emily Hill says she was initially drawn to Spring Hill for the school's great reputation and stellar biology and nursing programs, but after spending less than a month immersed in science classes, the Robertsdale, Ala., freshman decided that she needed to re-evaluate her career plans, and quickly.
"I realized that while I really liked science, it wasn't what I wanted to do with the rest of my life. Two weeks into my first semester, I changed all of my classes around," she says. "Going forward, I had the most fun with English and writing coursework. My sophomore year, I began an internship at the campus newspaper. Working for the Springhillian really kick-started my interest in journalism."
In the spring of 2012, Hill applied with the Mobile Press-Register for her first internship, which led to her landing a "real" job as a public safety reporter through the Alabama Media Group. "I didn't really realize it at the time, but I was working 24 hours a week for AL.com and taking 18 credit hours," says Hill. "I'd have class until Friday afternoon, then leave and work for the online news site that evening and throughout the weekend." As a part-time reporter, Hill covered hard news and handled social media responsibilities.
"She was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time when she was hired by Alabama Media Group during the transitional phase from daily press runs to three-day-a-week printed papers and digital content," says Dr. Sharee Broussard, associate professor of communication arts at SHC. "Can you imagine how neat it was to see our student's photo in the Press-Register as part of the introductory materials for Alabama Media Group? We really enjoyed having a working journalist in our classes."
Dr. Stuart Babington, assistant professor of communication arts, isn't surprised Hill was chosen for the job with AL.com. "Emily covers a story the way it should be done," he says. "She has demonstrated the kind of determination that is attractive to media organizations today. Not only does she use multiple sources and seek out multiple perspectives, but she also prepares the content for multiple audiences."
After taking a break to focus on her studies, Hill followed the AL.com position with an internship at Mobile Bay Monthly magazine. "It was a much different focus, writing mainly feature stories. I previewed upcoming events, including the University of Alabama's production of "Showboat" and Providence Hospital's Festival of Flowers." Hill says her most memorable experience at MBM was a one-on-one interview with the Spanish Ambassador during his visit to the Port City.
This past summer, Hill wrapped up a third internship, this time at FOX10 News. "It was definitely the most challenging internship I've ever done. I went out with reporters, contacted sources, and set up interviews. They let me shoot and edit my own video, as well as allowed me to help produce some of the shows. It was awesome to have Fox10's main news anchor, Bob Grip, read a story I'd written."
Elizabeth Dexter-Wilson, coordinator of career and professional development, supervised Hill's internship with FOX10. "I was confident she would represent Spring Hill College in an exemplary way," says Dexter-Wilson. "I enjoyed reading her course reflections on what she learned about her internship and how she plans to improve professionally in the future. It is clear to me that she has the foundation to become an exceptional leader who shows initiative and influences others."
In keeping with her high level of motivation and desire to expand her journalism career options, two days ago, Hill began her fourth internship with Mobile's Lagniappe. Her responsibilities will include researching, writing, and editing columns for the biweekly newspaper.
Hill, president of the national society for leadership and success at Spring Hill College, is also a member of the campus residence hall honorary society and the recipient of the 2013-14 John Will journalism scholarship. Her service projects include tutoring at local elementary and middle schools, as well as volunteering for Wilmer Hall, which provides a home for children who have no home or who cannot live with their natural parents.
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Hill credits her Spring Hill professors for inspiring her to gain as much work/study experience as possible. "My professors are all very passionate about what they do. They really prepare and encourage students to explore all of their options. My communication arts instructors, in particular, inspired me to investigate journalism as a career choice."
Though she hasn't settled on an exact career path, Hill believes her internships have laid a solid foundation for whichever field she ultimately decides to pursue.
"Emily's been aggressive in pursuit of internships, and the result has been enhanced training in web journalism, traditional newspaper journalism, broadcast journalism, and magazine work," says Babington. "She will graduate with the comfort of knowing she covered every base and worked toward every opportunity that was available to her."
"She has demonstrated remarkable initiative and has excelled both in and out of the classroom," adds Broussard. "As a result, she has a multi-platform portfolio that demonstrates skills expected for 21st-century journalism."


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An initiative in New Haven, Conn., aims to strengthen the integration and collaboration between physical and mental health services and increase early interventions and access to services in the city's Dwight neighborhood. The goal is to duplicate the efforts throughout the state. The state Department of Children and Families, with support from the Department of Public Health, is receiving a $4 million, five-year federal grant to promote the wellness of young children from birth to age 8 in New Haven. The Elm City Project Launch will address the physical, social, emotional, cognitive and behavioral aspects of child development, using a [More]
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Four percent of Americans know there is a federal mental health parity law that requires insurance coverage of services for mental health and substance use disorders comparable to physical health coverage. Such low public awareness measured in an online survey commissioned last year by the American Psychological Association has prompted efforts to educate consumers and policymakers about the existence of the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. Passed in 2008 and taking effect Jan. 1, 2011, the mental health parity law prohibits annual limits on sessions and higher co-pays or deductibles for treatment of [More]
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Natural light streams through a skylight. A dedicated shower and bathroom provides privacy. Two new safe rooms, with the ability to "swing" two more, provide a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the emergency department. For a small town Emergency Room, the newly renovated behavioral health area of the Cheshire Medical Center/Dartmouth Hitchcock Keene is seeing a renovation any bigger hospital would envy. After breaking ground last May, the hospital's renovation project has been keeping pace with projections. The plan, approved by the New Hampshire State Department of Health and Human Services, will see only a slight expansion in [More]
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Faculty/student research has been a long-standing practice at Assumption College in Worcester, Mass.. But during the last five to eight years the institution has increased its research opportunities for students, according to Paula Fitzpatrick, Ph.D., professor of psychology and department chair at the college. Fitzpatrick attributes the renewed interest in collaborative research, in part, to a newly designed honors program launched in 2009. "The college created a summer fellowship where students could work on research projects with faculty. Additionally, the psychology department worked with administration to find funds for students who are not part of the honors program to conduct [More]
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Pediatricians can play a key role in helping to identify mental health issues in new mothers, according to a report released by the Child Health and Development Institute (CHDI) of Connecticut. Barbara Ward-Zimmerman, Ph.D., licensed child psychologist, behavioral health and primary care integration consultant and one of the authors of the report, "Addressing Maternal Mental Health in the Pediatric Medical Home" said OB/GYNs should also be screening for mental health issues at regular intervals. She said it also makes sense for pediatricians to play a role in identifying challenges that new moms are facing. "The earlier we identify (challenges), the [More]
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In recognition of the month-long celebration of love that is February, we spoke with K. Daniel O'Leary, Ph.D., distinguished professor of clinical psychology at Stony Brook University, whose research has looked at both the positive and negative aspects of modern relationships. On one side, O'Leary and colleagues released a study in 2012 that showed that the prevalence of intense feelings of love persist longer in monogamous relationships than previously thought. On the other side, the prevalence of physical aggression between partners is also higher than one might expect, especially in newlyweds. O'Leary has written a number of books and articles [More]
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New York Times reporter James Risen's new book, "Pay Any Price: Greed, Power and Endless War," discloses the hidden costs of war on terror, shameful governmental practices and abuse of power. In this tome, Risen alleges that the American Psychological Association (APA) colluded with the Bush administration regarding torture of detainees. In response, the APA has issued several statements refuting the allegations. Rhea Farberman, executive director for communications at the APA, says that the organization is taking the allegations seriously and has engaged David H. Hoffman, an attorney with Sidley Austin LLP in Chicago, to conduct a "thorough and objective" [More]
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The numbers of homeless people in Rhode Island did what everyone hoped when volunteers fanned out across the state one night in January 2014 to count how many people were living in shelters and on the street. They went down. What the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development called its annual "point in time" estimate counted 1,190 homeless people, 20 of whom were unsheltered. That represented a 14 percent drop over 2013 when 1,190 homeless people were counted with 117 unsheltered and an overall decrease of 13.3 percent since 2007. But the numbers can get complicated. The Rhode Island [More]
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An increase in behavioral health patients staying more than 24 hours in Mid Coast Hospital's emergency room has prompted the company to expand in two ways. The hospital in Brunswick, Maine, is paying $740,000 to add three urgent care bays off its waiting room and a secure behavioral health observation unit to its emergency department. "We've seen a 91 percent increase (between 2010-2014) in the care hours that we spend," says Thomas Kivler, LCPC, CCS, director of the behavioral health division at Mid Coast. "About 25 percent of our care hours given are to behavioral health, even though that's only [More]
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Is Rhode Island's public mental health system working? The answer was a resounding no from the crowd that filled Rhode Island College's Sapinsley Hall for a forum on the subject one rainy night last November. But how to fix this broken system had no clear consensus, according to those polled at the November Publick Occurrences event, "Rhode Island's Mental Health System: Condition Critical?" sponsored by the Providence Journal and Leadership Rhode Island. Nearly 100 audience members used remote controls to vote on multiple-choice questions. Eighty-six percent said the public mental health system was broken, the Providence Journal reported in an [More]


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The most common pollen types are Taxus/Cupressaceae, Quercus, Poaceae, Pinus,Betula, Urticaceae and Fraxinus. Duringthe 21 years studied, there was no major changein the abundance of pollen. Among thetwenty-five taxa studied only five presented asignificant trend: an increase of pollenquantities was observed for Alnus,Ambrosia, Artemisia and Taxus/Cupressaceae and a decrease for Ulmus. The plant species flowering in winterand in spring were influenced by the mildwinters of the 1990s: 71% of the dates of theonset or the end of the pollen seasons nowadaysoccur significantly earlier in the year. Theobserved advance reaches 0.84 days/year. Treesappear to react stronger to the climate changethan grass and weeds. No pollen type present aprolonged season, so the trend appears to betowards a shift in the timing of pollenpresence in the air.
These observations show that the main cause ofthe spectacular increase of pollinosisprevalence in industrialised countries isprobably not to be found in the weak tendencytowards a rise of pollen abundance, except forsome particular pollen types which can broadenthe spectra and/or intensify the abundance ofmajor allergens present in an area. However,airborne pollen is confirmed to be a sensitiveindicator of climate change. The observedshifts in the pollen seasons make necessary theadequate information for people concerned withpollen allergies, in particular for preventionand therapy purposes.
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Okay, I'm really sorry if there are any grammar/spelling errors or profanities in here, but I'm hella heated right now. I was talking to my sister (who is 14) about pigs & how cute they are, when she asked what kindd of pig was used to make bacon. So I looked it up and it didn't say a specific type, but I was looking at all the other articles that were on there, and I saw one about how genetic research could someday lead to better bacon (which already involves SEVERAL things that p*ss me off) and I was like "aww that's so sad" because well, it is, and she was like "what is?" and I started to tell her about it and before I had barely gotten started she cut me off because she 'didn't want to know'
THEN, when I asked her WHY she didn't want to know, she said it was because it makes her sad and she won't be vegetarian anyways, so then she would just be sad. ***** PLEASE. If she is gonna be that selfish she deserves to be sad. And THEN, when I tried to talk to her about that, she got all mad at ME and told me to stop trying to convince her to be vegetarian because it's useless and that even if she did, she wouldn't be saving any animals anyways.Why can people not understand that staying ignorant to the problem is CONTRIBUTING to the problem????????? Ugh, this seriously irritates me. Trying not to go all holier-than-thou on her, but it's hard not to when she's perfectly happy staying ingorant and killing all these innocent animals.
She doesn't even have the common intelligence to WANT to know. Like if ignorance is bliss, what is stupidity? She ought to be one of the happiest people on earth, forreal.
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As a child, I would always pick the meat out of my food and put it on the side. For the most part I just didn't like it. I would only eat the meat from animals that didn't have anything in it to remind me that it actually was an animal that I was eating. I wouldn't eat things with bones or a whole lot of fat, etc. I did eat chicken nuggets and turkey slices ocassionally. Eventually I came to my senses and realized that although it may no longer resemble an animal, it still is one. I was more disgusted at first than I was saddened for the animals. I believe I was watching a "How It's Made" on eggs when I decided to go vegan. I remember a friend attempting to go veg long ago, and I actually talked her out of it. Out of my mind crazy! I told her "it's already there, so you might as well eat it" as she struggled to refrain from eating what she'd passed up in the lunch line. Of course, I was wrong.. and I totally regret that. I think the videos I watched stuck with me in the back of my mind, and years later I stopped eating animals.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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@hakred, I'm glad to hear you changed (: what was it that made you want to,if I may ask? I mean I know it sounds strange, but it's really always been a 'thing' for me, even as a little kid something about eating animals felt wrong in my heart. But she just isn't like that. So any advice on that front would be awesome, thanks (:
@Sagojyou, I totally agree. People say that, but they don't really understand 'never'. Never is a long time! And yeah, I really do wish it could be though, you know?
@OneBadassChick, Exactly. And I hate that. People don't understand that they're either part of the problem, or part of the solution, and by staying ignorant, they're a maaaaaaajor part of the problem. I've been fortunate enough to have never encountered much judgement from others for my choices, but I definitely agree that it's a major obstacle to others changing their lifestyles. Normally when people are too 'afraid' to do something because it's different, I don't care, because if they don't have the balls to do it, it's nobody's fault/problem but theirs. Sucks to suck. But in this case, when them being 'afraid' (or more accurately, weak, since unlike these poor animals they probably don't even know what afraid is) costs millions of living beings their life, freedom, and happiness, all because the only people that can save them are too weak to do what they know in their heart is right? It's discouraging and infuriating at the same time. I just feel like when people prefer to stay ignorant, to keep doing what is easiest for them rather than what is best for everyone, they're just like lemmings. (sp?) Only, instead of just runnning off cliffs, to their own end, *chlorinate the gene pool– wuut?* these people are taking others out with them. I wish being vegan, vegetarian, just living a compassionate lifestyle in general would become a trend or something, so everyone would WANT to hop on the bandwagon. I mean, I know that's kind of a bad way to put it out there, but it's better than nothing, right? I don't really know where I was going with that, but it felt good to put it all out there. People just upset me, I guess.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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People are stuck in their ways. People are afriad of change. Afriad of really actually living and being "different". I wish going veg was just about food and helping animals and the environment and bettering our health but its not. The toughest part of veganism is people,pressure and judgement. I can handle it,the others on this site can handle it but pressure and other people are the reason most people go back to meat. Its what makes going veg difficult. Finding food is easy but getting other people to understand that is what makes it hard.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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A lot of people just don't want to see the reality!
And also, when people say "I'll never be veg*n" is funny, because what if all the meat becomes contaminated or it becomes too much of a world problem that it's going to be crucial to go veg? Then would they want to die instead of eating veggies and live? Don't think so. So no one never knows if they're "never going to be veg".
And I mean, lots of people are like that. And it can't be helped. Those people will just have to eat the poor animals, have bad karma, and miss out on being veg! They really don't know what they're missing!You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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I watched videos as a meat eater, and all they did was make me sad – they didn't make me want to change my diet. There's still hope for your sister! 🙂You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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Posted on 10/26/2012 9:41:08 PM PDT by Steelfish
Obama, Romney Tied in Ohio - A new Rasmussen Reports poll conducted the day after the final presidential debate finds President Obama and Mitt Romney tied at 48%. Ohio voters trust Romney more than Obama to handle the economy, but trust the president more on National Security.
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Trust the bamster more on national security? Pigs ass.
To bad both Obama and the fellas are on the wrong side.
Election 2012: Ohio President Ohio: Obama 48%, Romney 48%
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The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Ohio Voters, taken the night after the final presidential debate, shows both President Obama and Mitt Romney attracting 48% of the vote.
Romney is going to win Ohio with 52% of the vote.
Could the last line of the intro "trust the president more on national security" explain why the media is refusing to cover the sacrifice of an ambassador?
Barry's "got your back". Unless you're being attacked by terrorists in Benghazi. Then you're on your own.
These polling outfits are an absolute joke.
In the six-month long runup to every presidential election, they release hundreds and hundreds of polls, every one of which shows exactly the same thing: the Democrat candidate is comfortably ahead, and the Republican/Conservative candidate doesn't have a chance.
Then, in the days just before the election, the polls "tighten up." By election day, the results are "too close to call," and so are useless.
The entire exercise is useless. The polling companies are useless. They are just another media outlet pushing society toward disorder and chaos in whatever way is possible for them.
This was the day after the debate. As you know Romney's performance kept getting better day after day. That means the numbers have changed. Then add in Benghazi.....
The fact that they keep producing this absurd result over and over of it being an EXACT even split tells me that these guys are just BSing.
Every election is "too close to call"? Every election is an even split? Please.
"They are just another media outlet"
Don't blame the polling outfits. They just report what most people think. A few guys like us scratch around to find authentic news. But most people get it from shows like "The View", or worse yet, from "The Nightly News".
CNN has released an Ohio poll with Zero 50% and Romney 46% at http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/26/cnn-poll-obama-50-romney-46-in-ohio/?hpt=hp_t2
Can't find the internals to this poll anywhere.
I predicted this would happen. The lame-stream will manufacture a Zero 'come-back' to try and energize their base.
Obama keeps getting the white vote over 40% for men and women in OH and has a huge age gap with Romney over the under-50 years. This is why Obama believes OH will be his firewall.
That 40% includes union thugs, people collecting food stamps, people collecting unemployment for 99 weeks (2 years), the almost 9 million on disability, people getting heat subsidies, rent subsidies, aid to dependent children moms, etc. Obozo has loosened rules to get qualified for disability. More dependents on gov't checks = more votes for the radical socialist from Chicago.
Week after week of tied polls? Smells worse than the dumpster behind a fish market.
Unless there is a plan to "condition" America into an electoral tie, then Congress and the Senate choose the winners.
Romney would get the POTUS slot, Biden the VP, unless Harry Reid instead was around, but last I heard he was in a fender bender, Was Hilary driving that day and area?
The dems do NOT want Biden, Reid is first choice but Hilary will do anything to get back into the Whitehouse.
Give a few days for the story to sink in, all of it is just unfolding these past few days. State polls lag.
In short, Rs need a slight turnout advantage on Election Day itself to win (McCain got that, so I don't think that will be hard.) just a tiny percent advantage with Indies will get you to 52%.
Guess he's wrong, huh? Adrian Gray showing Rs very slightly AHEAD in early voting. That points to a solid Romney win along the lines of 3-4%.
These polling outfits are an absolute joke.
Rasmussen has a 100 percent accurate rating. I wouldn't be so quick to ignore Rasmussen. Sure some of the polling places are a joke, but not Rasmussen.
Thank you. Nov 6th is going to be very entertaining watching Ohio go to Romney.
I will be a ten year old waitin on Christmas morning.
My math may be wrong on the good side. I assumed an equal number from each county, but if, say Wood Co is up .01% that would be a smaller # of cut all votes than if Franklin is up .01%. It doesn't change the % but could mean that Romney could conceivably "have it won" before anyone votes on Election Day, given that Ds don't have enough early votes "in he bank" to. Cover normal GOP turnout.
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"You know, I really thought that would have been cool," Mendenhall said Tuesday at media day. "With Chicago being my hometown, for us to be playing Chicago and seeing the city excited, I think that would have been cool."
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The dark-sided thrush (Zoothera marginata) is a species of bird in the thrush family Turdidae. It is also known as the lesser brown thrush, the long-billed ground-thrush, and the dark-sided ground-thrush. The species is monotypic (lacking subspecies) and is closely related to a number of thrushes in the genus Zoothera, including the long-billed thrush and the widespread scaly thrush. It was described by Edward Blyth in 1847 based upon a specimen collected in Rakhine in Burma (Myanmar).[3]
The species has a discontinuous distribution in the eastern Himalayas, and then a population in the higher areas of Burma, northern Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and the extreme south of China. The species is generally non-migratory but will move down from higher altitudes in winter, and has turned up as a vagrant in Bangladesh. It ranges from 750 to 2,100 m (2,460–6,890 ft) in broadleaf forests, particularly in damp areas and around rocky streams, also in areas of reed and bamboo in these forests. The species is not common anywhere, but is potentially often overlooked due to its cryptic plumage and retiring behaviour.[3]
The dark-sided thrush is 24 to 25 cm (9.4–9.8 in) in length and weighs around 80 g (2.8 oz). It has a particularly long blackish bill and the plumage is a contrasting dark brown head with rufous-brown wings. The face has a white loral stripe and a white eyering with a whitish throat and chin. The call is a series of monotone thin whistles.[3]
- ^ Gill, F. & D. Donsker (Eds) (2010). "Sugarbirds, Starlings, Thrushes". IOC World Bird Names (version 2.4). International Ornithological Committee. Retrieved 15 August 2011.
- ^ BirdLife International (2012). "Zoothera marginata". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.2. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 26 November 2013.
- ^ a b c Collar, Nigel (2005), "Family Turdidae (Thrushes)", in del Hoyo, Josep; Elliott, Andrew; Christie, David, Handbook of the Birds of the World. Volume 10, Cuckoo-shrikes to Thrushes, Barcelona: Lynx Edicions, p. 696, ISBN 84-87334-72-5
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