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RATIONALE: Drugs used in chemotherapy, such as bendamustine hydrochloride, etoposide, and carboplatin, work in different ways to stop the growth of cancer cells, either by killing the cells or by stopping them from dividing. Monoclonal antibodies, such as rituximab, can block cancer growth in different ways. Some block the ability of cancer cells to grow and spread. Others find cancer cells and help kill them or carry cancer-killing substances to them. Giving bendamustine hydrochloride together with carboplatin, etoposide, and rituximab may kill more cancer cells.
PURPOSE: This phase I trial is studying the side effects and best dose of bendamustine hydrochloride when given together with carboplatin, etoposide, and rituximab in treating patients with relapsed or refractory lymphoid malignancies.
Ages Eligible for Study: 18 Years and older
Genders Eligible for Study: Both
- Patients must have relapsed or primary refractory lymphoid malignancy (including B-cell, T- cell, or Hodgkin's lymphoma), or untreated lymphomas that are not curable with anthracycline based therapy (e.g. MCL, FL, MZL, LPL); patients with other lymphomas that have not received any prior therapy and are not candidates for anthracycline based therapies, are eligible with PI review and approval
- WHO classification of patient's malignancies must be provided
- Patients must have measurable disease defined as lesions that can be accurately measured in two dimensions by CT, MRI, medical photograph (skin or oral lesion), plain x-ray, or other conventional technique and a greatest transverse diameter of 1 cm or greater; or palpable lesions with both diameters >= 2 cm; (Note: CT scans remain the standard for evaluation of nodal disease)
- Patients must have a CT of chest, abdomen, and pelvis within 28 days of enrollment; patients with evidence of lymphadenopathy in the neck must have a CT of neck
- Patients should not have evidence of active central nervous system lymphoma
- Patients must have an ECOG performance status of 0, 1, or 2
- Adequate Bone Marrow Function: ANC >= 1,500/mm^3, platelets >= 100,000/mm^3 (without transfusion or growth factor support)
- Adequate Renal Function: serum creatinine < 1.5 mg/dl or creatinine clearance greater than 50/ ml per minute
- Adequate Hepatic function: total bilirubin < 1.5 times upper limit of normal, AST and ALT < 2.5 times upper limit of normal
- Patients must have a serum LDH performed within 14 days prior to registration
- All patients must be informed of the investigational nature of this study and have given written consent in accordance with institutional and federal guidelines
- Patients must be anticipated to complete at least 2 cycles of chemotherapy
Other eligibility criteria may apply.
- Patients known positive for HIV, or infectious hepatitis type B or C
- Pregnant or nursing women; men or women of reproductive potential may not participate unless they have agreed to use an effective contraceptive method
- Patients with other prior malignancies except for adequately treated basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, breast or cervical cancer in situ, or other cancer from which the patient has been disease-free for 5 years or greater, unless approved by the protocol Chair or Co-Chair
- Patients who are refractory (i.e. not responded or progressed within 6 months) to a carboplatin, cisplatin, bendamustine, or etoposide-based regimen
- Patients who have other medical conditions that would contraindicate treatment with aggressive chemotherapy (including active infection, uncontrolled hypertension, congestive heart failure, unstable angina pectoris, or myocardial infarction within the past 6 months, uncontrolled arrhythmia); if the patient's cardiac history is questionable, a measurement of left ventricular ejection fraction should be obtained within 42 days prior to registration; patients with left ventricular ejection fraction < 50% are not eligible
- Autologous or allogeneic transplantation within 12 months or radioimmunotherapy within 6 months of registration; prior failed (< 5x10^6 CD34/kg) peripheral blood stem cell (PBSC) collection
- Patients who had pelvic radiation within 12 months or received more than 2 prior therapies with myelotoxic regimens; single agent monoclonal antibody treatment is not considered as one therapy; radiation treatment following chemotherapy is not considered as one separated therapy
- Previous chemotherapy/immunotherapy within 3 weeks before study entry
- Concurrent use of other anti-cancer agents or experimental treatments
- Known hypersensitivity to bendamustine, mannitol, etopiside, carboplatin, or rituximab
Other exclusion criteria may apply.
See this trial at ClinicalTrials.gov
Access protocol and consent forms at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Please remember:
- Talk to your health care providers first before making decisions about your health care.
- Whether you are eligible for a research study depends on many things. There are specific requirements to be in research studies. These requirements are different for each study.


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Phrases I considered for this post's title ranged from "surprising choice" to "sign of the apocalypse." More than a few years ago, I remember buying my first piece of Sony hardware--a video camera. It was one of the first that also let you take digital stills, which it saved to a tiny, purple,... Read more
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Weight-bearing exercise has been touted as one of the most important tools for weight loss, fitness and overall health, but not all people are keen on lifting dumbbells and barbells. Resistance products fill the gap between free weights and no weights and you may be surprised by just how many popular fitness programs utilize resistance products for the ultimate burn.
One of the most popular resistance brands on the market is Bowflex. Bowflex uses resistance technology to create a free-weight style workout machine – but there are multiple machines to choose from and some are no longer listed on the official website. That's where we come in. We have reviews for Bowflex machines – newer and older – so you know exactly what to expect from your resistance workout.
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Published: Friday, October 26, 2012 at 1:27 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, October 26, 2012 at 1:27 p.m.
Those wanting to know more about the two Bayou Cane Fire tax ballot proposals can ask firefighters in person at a Tuesday evening town hall meeting.
The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the central fire station, 6166 W. Main St.
One proposal is a request to renew the existing 20-mill property tax used to run the Bayou Cane Fire Department. The other seeks to levy another property tax of up to 10 mills.
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Most students take part in the program in their junior year. By junior year, students generally will have had more coursework and relevant experience; however, because of major requirements and other legitimate reasons, some students find it difficult to go to D.C. in their junior year. In such cases, they may go during the second semester of sophomore year or fall of senior year.
As for choice between fall and spring, much depends on your campus commitments and internship interests. Because of sports and other activities, some students may find one semester more convenient than the other. And as you reflect on your internship interests, give some thought to the political calendar. In fall of election years, Congress may recess by mid-October, meaning that very little may happen on Capitol Hill for the rest of the semester. Conversely, the fall of an election year can be an exciting time to intern on a campaign committee.


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Tuesday night the Eagle Town Board appointed six members to its newly created Marketing and Events Advisory Committee. The volunteer committee will be an advisory group for the Eagle Town Board regarding how to spend the funds generated by the $2 per room, per night lodging occupation fee approved by the voters last November. The money is earmarked for marketing efforts in town.
Town board member Scot Webster will be the board's representative on the marketing committee. Tuesday night the board appointed the other six members:
• Lonnie Leto, AmericInn Lodge and Suites
• Jan Miller, Eagle County Facilities
• Sheryl Staton, Western Eagle County Metropolitan Recreation District
• Erin Vega, Eagle Ranch
• Pam Boyd, Eagle Valley Enterprise
• Holly Snyder, NRC Broadcasting
Additionally, the town named Kim Sharkey as the alternate committee member.
Eagle Town Manager Willy Powell said he as launched the interview process for the part-time Marketing and Event Coordinator position. The coordinator will work with the committee to plan and execute special events and a marketing program for Eagle. Powell said he had received 37 applications for the job.


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Callie Thorne has often found herself just one of the boys. When she costarred on "Homicide: Life on the Streets," she held her own with a crew of cops. On "Rescue Me," she was the gutsy paramour among a crew of macho firemen. And in her current role on USA's "Necessary Roughness" she plays the psychotherapist to a pro-football team who clearly calls the plays.


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SAN JOSE — Sharks coach Todd McLellan didn't divulge any names but said Thursday he has established which of his goalies will start against the Los Angeles Kings in Game 1 of the playoffs.
"We know what we're doing, unless injury or something else comes into play," McLellan said. "But they both have to be polished and ready to go."
McLellan said both Antti Niemi and Alex Stalock will see action in the Sharks' final two regular season games. The Sharks host Colorado in their home finale on Friday and play at Phoenix on Saturday to close the regular season. McLellan said he's been told the series with the Kings will begin as "early as Wednesday or as late as Friday."
"We don't know what our schedule looks like yet, so we don't want to have one or the other sitting for a long time," McLellan said. "So they'll both play this weekend, see action, and they'll both be prepared to play in the playoffs."
The Sharks' second-place finish in the Pacific Division was sealed with a 5-2 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday. Niemi gave up three goals on 19 shots before he was pulled in the second period in favor of Stalock, who stopped nine of 10 shots. Anaheim's last goal was an empty-netter with 1:38 left in the third period.
After Wednesday's game, McLellan was non-committal when asked if Niemi was still "his guy" going into the playoffs, saying only the 2013 Vezina Trophy finalist was one "one of our guys."
McLellan said Thursday he has confidence in both goalies.
"We've got 49 wins in the bank right, and they've played a huge role in that," McLellan said. "So we feel good about our goaltenders. We feel good about going into the playoffs with them."
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SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: St. Cloud, MN, USA
DRAFTED: NYR: 2005-40 overall
2011-12: Tallied his first goal of the season on Dec. 1 at Carolina. ... Recorded an assist in back to back contests on Nov. 11 vs. Carolina and Nov. 15 at N.Y. Islanders. ... Missed 63 games due to injury, including the final 58 games of the regular season due to a concussion sustained on Dec. 5 vs. Toronto. ... Tied for the game-high with three blocked shots in 21:42 of ice time on Oct. 27 vs. Toronto, while making his return to the lineup after missing the previous five games due to a shoulder injury sustained on Oct. 8. 2010-11: Led the Rangers and ranked fourth among NHL rookies with a plus-20 rating. ... The Rangers posted a record of 3-0-0 when he tallied a goal and 12-2-0 when he registered a point. ... Ranked sixth among NHL rookie defensemen with 78 hits and second with a plus-9 rating on the road. ... Tied for sixth among league rookies with 96 blocked shots. ... Tied for 11th among NHL defensemen in plus-minus rating. ... Tied for third among Rangers defensemen with three goals, and ranked third with 12 assists and 15 points. ... Notched his first career two-point game, including the game-winning goal with 2:57 remaining in regulation, and was credited with a game-high-tying, five blocked shots in a 5-3 win vs. Boston on April 4. ... Tied his season-high with a plus-3 rating in a 7-0 win vs. Philadelphia on March 6. ... Tallied one assist and posted a career-high plus-3 rating vs. Los Angeles on Feb. 17. ... Recorded an assist on the game-tying goal and logged a career-high, 26:54 of ice time in a 3-2 shootout win at Atlanta on Jan. 22. ... Registered the game-winning tally with his first career goal, on the power play, in a 5-3 win at Ottawa on Dec. 9. ... Recorded his first career NHL point with the primary assist on Alex Frolov's goal at 12:01 of the first period in a 3-2 win on Oct. 23 at Boston. ... Made his NHL playoff debut on April 13 at Washington, and tallied his first career playoff point with an assist on April 20 vs. Washington. ... Ranked fifth on the team in average icetime (23:16) and fourth in blocked shots (seven) during the playoffs. 2008-09: Made his NHL debut on March 24 vs. Minnesota after being recalled on March 23. ... Reassigned to Hartford on March 29.
2009-10: Tallied the game-winning goal for Hartford (AHL), on the power play, on Oct. 24 vs. Lowell. . ... Registered a shorthanded goal on Oct. 17 at Springfield. ... Missed the final 32 games of the season due to injury. 2008-09: Skated in 64 games Hartford, registering six goals and 17 assists for 23 points, along with 35 penalty minutes. ... Led the Wolf Pack and ranked third in the AHL in plus-minus rating (plus-29). ... Tied for second among Wolf Pack defensemen in goals. ... Ranked 10th on Hartford overall in assists. 2007-08: Appeared in 71 games with Hartford, registering four goals and seven assists for 11 points, along with 80 penalty minutes. ... Among Wolf Pack defensemen, finished third in penalty minutes (80) and tied for fifth in goals (four). ... Recorded his first career AHL multiple-point game on Jan. 16 vs. Worcester (one goal and one assist). ... Also skated in two playoff games for the Wolf Pack.
Appeared in 227 career games with the Portland Winter Hawks and the Medicine Hat Tigers of the Western Hockey League (WHL), registering 19 goals and 59 assists for 78 points, along with 233 penalty minutes. ... In 37 career postseason contests, collected five goals and seven assists for 12 points, along with 42 penalty minutes. 2006-07: Appeared in 65 games with Portland and Medicine Hat, registering five goals and 18 assists for 23 points, along with 75 penalty minutes. ... Skated in 33 games with Portland, notching four goals and eight assists for 12 points, along with 46 penalty minutes. ... Posted a three-game scoring streak from Oct. 10 to Oct. 13, collecting four points over the span (two goals and two assists). ... Acquired by Medicine Hat on Dec. 27 from Portland in exchange for Lee Morrow and Patrick Weircoich. ... Appeared in 32 games with Medicine Hat, registering one goal and 10 assists for 11 points, along with 29 penalty minutes. ... Posted a three-game point scoring streak from Feb. 16 to Feb. 23, scoring four points over the span (four assists). ... Skated in 23 postseason games with Medicine Hat, notching one goal and five assists, along with 34 penalty minutes, helping lead the Tigers to the WHL Championship. ... Ranked second on his team with a plus-11 rating in the post-season. ... Collected a pair of assists and posted a plus-three rating in a 7-2 win on Apr. 9 vs. Regina (Third Star). 2005-06: Played in 59 games with Portland, registering eight goals and 23 assists for 31 points, along with 68 penalty minutes. ... Ranked first among team defensemen in power play goals (four) and was second among Portland defensemen in goals (eight), assists (23) and points (31). ... Appeared in 12 postseason games for Portland, notching four goals and two assists for six points, along with eight penalty minutes. ... Ranked first on the team with four power play goals. ... Led team defensemen in postseason goals (four) and points (six). 2004-05: Appeared in 32 games with Portland, scoring two goals and 11 assists for 13 points, along with 10 penalty minutes. ... Ranked fourth among team defensemen in scoring with 13 points. ... Missed the majority of the second half of the season due to a hip injury. ... Selected to play in the 2005 CHL Top Prospects Game, but missed the game due to injury.
2005: Participated in the United States Junior Evaluation Camp.
Comes from a long line of professional athletes in his family, including his brother, Kurt, who currently plays for the Phoenix Coyotes (defenseman). His father, Curt, played professional baseball in the Minnesota Twins system, while his brother, Kent was drafted by the Nashville Predators in 1998 (fourth round, 88th overall), and brother, Craig, played linebacker for the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings from 1996 to 2000. ... Is an avid freshwater fisherman. ... Lists Troy, 300 and Gladiator as his favorite movies. ... Is a fan of country music. ... Married: wife, Stacy; son, Landon.
July 30, 2005 - Rangers' second round choice, 40th overall, in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft.
LONGEST POINT STREAK: 2 (three times) (last -- Nov. 11, 2011, to Nov. 15, 2011) (two assists)
MOST GOALS, GAME: 1, (four times) (last -- Dec. 1, 2011, at Carolina) (Ward)
MOST ASSISTS, GAME: 1, (14 times) (last -- Nov. 15, 2011, at N.Y. Islandersy)
MOST POINTS, GAME: 2 on April 4, 2011, vs. Boston
MOST PIM, GAME: 15 on Nov. 5, 2011, vs. Montreal
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 2 (16 times) (last -- Dec. 1, 2011, at Carolina)
FIRST NHL GAME: March 24, 2009, vs. Minnesota
FIRST NHL GOAL: Dec. 9, 2010, at Ottawa (Elliot)
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Hey everyone
Just now I have got working my PMS on my Debian 6 (with this Tutoial: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=5589). So okay, it works so far until I don't close my VLC Player.
So I have to start my VLC player, open the tab "Local Network ---> Unversal Plug 'n' Play" and THEN I have to start the PMS. I can see my movies and all what's there in my media libary.
BUT if I start the PMS first and start THEN the VLC Player (or restarting VLC after starting the PMS) it isn't working anymore. I can see all my movies and so on but if I click the Play button it does nothing.
I found this Connectivity Fix (viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3507&p=18424#p22384) but I don't know how to fix it in practice -.-'
Can you help me please? Would be very nice ;D
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Let's say he wants to do the suburbia thing stat, while you'd love to travel the globe for a few years. If you get hitched, one of you will end up disappointed... . Settle down with a man you're more or less on the same page with: you both want to live in the city, you both want (or don't want) kids, etc.


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Business Interstate 85 south reopened overnight, several hours after a tractor trailer overturned near the Interstate 40 interchange.
The crash was reported shortly after 8 a.m. Tuesday just past the split of the two roadways. The driver had minor injuries and walked around after the crash, Greensboro police said.
The truck was going from I-40 east to Business 85 south when it somehow ran off the onramp, police said. The investigation is continuing.
Crews had to unload the trailer, as well as take care of a fuel spill, police said.
Three large tow trucks were brought in to try to upright the vehicle.
The truck was hauling some type of plastic, police said.


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EMA greenlights Novo's degludec
22.10.2012 - The EMA has paved the road to EU approval for Novo Nordisk's long-acting insulin Tresiba – set to become a competitor of Sanofi's diabetes medicine Lantus.
On October 19, the European regulator said yes to the ultra long-acting insulin analogon Tresiba (insulin degludec) which had outcompeted Sanofi's diabetes blockbuster Lantus (insulin glargine) in a Phase III head-to-head trial published this spring (Lancet). In the trial, the rate of nocturnal confirmed hypoglycaemia was 25% lower with degludec than with glargine.
Analysts estimated that Novo Nordisk's diabetes medicine could hit peak sales of €2-3bn annually in the global €35bn diabetes market. The drug, which is also slated for FDA panel review in early November, could take a big slice of the cake in a growing diabetes market. According to market estimate, the market could reach US$58bn by 2018, according to Standard & Poor.
Novo Nordisk's degludec, which is injected subcutaneously trice a week, lasts up to 40 hours, unlike the 18 to 26 hours provided by current marketed long-acting insulins such as insulin glargine and insulin detemir, which is also marketed by the Danes. Degludec has one single amino acid deleted from the human form of insulin, and is conjugated to hexadecanedioic acid via gamma-L-glutamyl spacer at the amino acid lysine at position B29
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ALAMEDA -- Raiders coach Dennis Allen is so confident that he has found his long-term answer at quarterback that he anointed Matt Schaub the starter only hours after the Raiders acquired Schaub in a trade.
"We brought Matt Schaub in to be our starting quarterback," Allen said in a conference call with Bay Area media Friday afternoon. "We feel very confident that he's going to be able to come in and function in that role and be outstanding for us. ... Right now, Matt Schaub is our starting quarterback."
Last season, Allen opened up the competition despite the fact the Raiders traded for veteran Matt Flynn in the offseason.
By the end of training camp, third-year player Terrelle Pryor earned the starting job by outplaying Flynn in practice and exhibition games.
Pryor started nine games, undrafted rookie Matt McGloin started six and Flynn one last season. Flynn got cut early in the season. Pryor and McGloin remain under contract, but they now are competing for backup spots, along with veteran Trent Edwards.
It's conceivable that the Raiders now will seek to trade Pryor, given Pryor is in the final year of his contract and doesn't appear to be in the team's long-term plans.
Allen also said that the trade for Schaub doesn't necessarily change their approach in the upcoming NFL draft.
The Raiders hold the rights to the No. 5 pick, and they are in prime position to land one of several top-tier quarterbacks available in this year's draft class.
General manager Reggie McKenzie said he envisioned a scenario in which the Raiders used a veteran quarterback such as Schaub for 2014 and then turned over the reins to a young quarterback in 2015.
Allen said there's no reason why Schaub can't be the Raiders starting quarterback for the next several years.
"I definitely can see Matt Schaub being the quarterback of the Oakland Raiders for more than just a year or two," Allen said. "This guy can play for a while."


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"Revolution" Ends, "TMNT/Batman:TAS" Begins in IDW's November 2016 Solicitations
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CSBG collects notable retcons, like the series of retcons involving how Hitler died in the Marvel Universe. Did Cable and Deadpool do the deed?
In their latest spotlight on "bad" comic book fights, CSBG looks at how Godzilla took on the Marvel Universe at the end of his Marvel series.
CSBG's archive of notable unresolved comic book plots includes Dick Grayson discovering Batman's involvement in the death of the Flying Graysons.
CSBG's latest spotlight on outlandish ways supervillains manage to cheat death looks at how Green Goblin survived a glider through the the heart.
n 1993, all of Marvel's Annuals debuted a new hero or villain and CSBG spotlights every single one. How many do you remember?
Gambit was linked to Sabretooth since his intro, but the story took five years to play out. Discover why, and more examples of slow-moving plots.
In their latest spotlight on "bad" superhero fights, CSBG looks at the time Daredevil kayoed an entire team of Avengers.
While "Sins of the Past" was Deadpool's second solo outing, rumor has it Mark Waid tried to quit his first ever Marvel assignment.
In this classic Comic Book Legend, CSBG looks at how Spider-Man's iconic mask played a role in the creation of Deadpool.
These besties go together like peanut butter & jelly and share an ongoing series, but where did it all begin? CSBG has the answers.
CSBG's latest instance of creators taking shots at other creators sees Dick Grayson and Donna Troy worrying about their legacy before the New 52.
CSBG looks at when the Merc with a Mouth's speech pattern took on a certain hue and stopped looking like everyone else's.
Brace yourselves, true believers! CSBG pulls back the curtain and explains the origins of Marvel's famous "No-Prize" and how it was awarded.
CSBG revisits the first comic book appearances of Wade Wilson and the other characters who inhabit Fox's new "Deadpool" movie.
Superman famously used his heat vision on Mongul during the classic tale, but find out if it was the first time he used it on another person.
With Supergirl doing its own take on "For the Man Who Has Everything," CSBG looks back on what made the original Superman story a classic.
CSBG's massive library of top five countdowns include their newest list, the top five guest appearances by Deadpool in other comic books!
Mark Waid's seminal "Flash" tale was also meant to feature an Allen in an key role, but was Barry not supposed to be the one returning?
CSBG collections of commentary by comic creators about other comics now includes when Deathstroke stabbed Deadpool... well, sort of Deadpool.
CSBG spotlights examples of TV/Films influencing the comics themselves, like how comic book Star-Lord changed to match his movie counterpart.
CSBG has an archive of notable dropped comic book plots, like how Carnage had his legs replaced with robotic legs... until they weren't anymore
In their latest spotlight on comic books showing up in outside media, CSBG looks at how "The Big Bang Theory" asked who could life Mjolnir.
CSBG's latest spotlight on outlandish ways super-villains survive seeming death explore's how Carnage survived being torn in two in outer space.
CSBG looks at how Marvel's Iron Fist came back to life in John Byrne's "Namor" after dying in the last issue of "Power Man and Iron Fist."
CSBG's latest spotlight on comic book Easter eggs features comic book cameos from classic TV characters from "Cheers," "I Love Lucy" and more!
CSBG has a massive library of top five lists, including the all-time greatest Captain America covers drawn by the inimitable Mike Zeck.
CSBG sifts through the piles of dropped comic book plots to examine whether Marvel's symbiotes Carnage and Venom are still related.
CSBG's collection of regrettable comic book plots includes the time Steve Trevor tried to force Wonder Woman to tie the knot with her own lasso!
CSBG features a series of themed cover galleries, including their latest, 25 covers homaging DC's iconic "Action Comics" #1 cover.
The unresolved comic book plots archive includes the woman who helped the X-Men against the Brood... and might still be trapped in a freezer.
Was Joe Mad's last issue of "Uncanny X-Men" partially drawn by another artist after some of his art was lost? The legend revealed at last!
CSBG's archive of stories that comment on comic creators includes a heartfelt tribute to a Superman legend in "Legion of Super-Heroes."
CSBG's latest spotlight on notable comic book retcons looks at the long-awaited retcon of Cap's history as "Snap" Wilson, street hustler.
In their latest reader-submitted question, CSBG tries to solve the mystery of the seemingly missing 149th issue of "Ultimate Spider-Man."
CSBG's latest spotlight on long-resolved comic book plots looks at how Captain America resolved an Alpha Flight murder mystery after five years.
A Wendigo took on both Hulk and Wolverine in the same fight, so how did Sabretooth managed to beat one on his own?
CSBG's massive top fives library now includes their latest addition, the top five comic book fights between Captain America and Iron Man.
Learn what the fan-favorite writer had to tell the higher ups at Image Comics to get his massively popular zombie series a green light.
CSBG has a collection of reader-submitted questions, including wondering when, exactly, Deadpool became an R-rated character in the comics?
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Officials of West Virginia's two big teachers' unions found themselves in something of a quandary recently, regarding a study of the power wielded by such organizations in this and other states. On one hand, they were happy the report recognized how strong the unions are here.
But on the other they seemed apprehensive lest the public gain too much appreciation of their power.
West Virginia has the 13th strongest teachers' unions in the country, according to a study published last month by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and Education Reform Now.
Some of the study indeed needs to be elaborated upon, as officials of the West Virginia Education Association and the state chapter of the American Federation of Teachers noted. For example, the report stated that in our state, employers - that is, county boards of education - contribute a relatively large amount to employees' retirement accounts. As the union leaders explained, much of that is to pay down unfunded liabilities from the past, not to help teachers in the future.
But teachers' unions do make use of a tremendous amount of political clout in West Virginia. They have managed to stymie attempts to provide incentive pay for good teachers as well as geographic pay differentials that could help some border counties attract and retain educators now lured away by higher-paying states such as Virginia and Maryland. The unions have blocked a state charter school law as well as improved teacher evaluation methods.
No one involved in West Virginia politics doubts the power the unions can bring to bear, especially against governors and legislators who cross them.
Public school reform is likely to be high on the Legislature's to-do list when lawmakers gather for the annual regular session in January, especially with the recent Republican gains in the House of Delegates where the House Education Committee has long been a place where bills not supported by teachers unions go to die. With 11 Republicans elected to the House last week, House Speaker Rich Thompson's stranglehold on committees may be considerably lessened.
If teachers' union officials are serious about their oft-repeated slogan that "it's for the kids," they will not block reforms necessary to improve schools.


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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that's wondering what one has to do in order to get paid to study frogs.
That's right, frogs, the inspiration and kin of the world's most famous Muppet. A recent find near Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam has brought to light a new, previously unknown species of flying frogs. Actually, it turns out there are a variety of flying frog species, so named for the flappy skin found around their webbed feet, which they use to parachute among the trees from branch to branch. Vietnam's forests are also host to the strange "vampire" flying tree fog, whose tadpoles hatch with little black fangs - no joke! Has Hollywood heard of this yet?
This latest frog remained unknown until some intrepid Australian amphibian biologist recently stumbled across them. The new species has been dubbed Helen's flying frog, in honor of the biologist's mother. Kids, that's a lesson for you - find a new species, name it after your mom.
Amanda Acker sent in this Angel Alert!! Angel Alert!! that gives a shoutout to two gentlemen that helped a damsel in distress. Acker writes thusly:
"My name is Amanda and two weeks ago (Jan. 9) I was driving over Swan Mountain Road on a clear, but icy, cold evening to a meeting in Frisco. As I was ascending at an appropriate speed around a slight turn, my back (bald!) tires just slid out from under me (fishtailing) and cause me to overcorrect and I ended up parallel parked on the opposite side of the two-lane road, facing traffic! Thank goodness there was no one coming the other way when I went into the other lane. After a moment of panic and relief, two fine gentlemen named Bastion and Jay stopped to help me. Bastion pulled me back to the road with his tow rope, while his passenger-friend Jay went ahead around the corner to pause traffic.
As my boyfriend, working in Breck, has no car, this really was an angel stopping to help another traveler in distress! I am so thankful for the courtesy of these guys, and even though I have not heard from them since, I owe them so much, if anything else, a beer."
May an overwhelming flood of good karma descend on these two fine men.
A furry Summit County resident also has reason to celebrate. Adventurous bearded collie Emmy, who has been running around Frisco for the past two weeks, was finally live trapped by the fine folks down at the Frisco Animal Shelter and reunited with her people yesterday.
So give your fuzzy pals a big hug, a scratch behind the ears, and make plans to treat them to a juicy snack or a snow-filled romp in the park. All that fur will come in handy when snuggling up once the temperatures drop. We out.


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By Ancestry Weekly Discovery 29 July 2011
Editor: Juliana Smith
While my job is to share my experience in family history with you through this newsletter, I've learned much from you over the years as well. So to continue this newsletter in the spirit of sharing experiences, here are a few more tips that you sent in.
Family History When the Power Is Out
We have come to depend more and more on our computers for doing genealogy. We get online to find our information. We use our word processors to create timelines, lists, and indexes that capture that information.
But what to do when those severe summer thunderstorms or winter snowfalls deprive us of power? It was during a period of this forced downtime that I was prompted to make a folder in my filing cabinet titled "Projects That Need No Computer" after an outage when I was alone in the house and there was no one to annoy with suggestions of playing Yahtzee or Rummy. When my power goes out, I can pull out the folder and choose from the following tasks:
Filing is always first on the list. I tend to let things stack up when I'm in the middle of a project, so this is the perfect time to file away those items that I've printed out.
Labeling photos. I have a lot of photos that I need to label, but compared to the stuff I do on the computer, photo labeling seems like drudgery. This is the time to get some of it done!
Organizing research logs and notes. I am always scribbling down or printing out research suggestions and notes from various online sources. These usually get shoved into a research file in my filing cabinet for whatever county they pertain to. I use this time to organize those notes. My research logs can also get rather haphazard, so I use this time to organize them as well.
Timelines. I often create my timelines during this downtime. It forces me to use the information that I have at hand; no getting sidetracked by trying to find more information to fill in the blanks right then and there. It also forces me to make more concise lists of what I need for each person.
Organize my wish-list of books. I have a file folder of book titles that I long to have. I go through this folder and see what books I still want, what books I have obtained and didn't bother to mark off the list, and what books no longer have the significance I thought they would.
Transcribing census records. I pull out family binders to see if there are any census records that I was remiss in transcribing. I can usually find one or two.
Reading over archived information. I've come across information that "didn't quite fit" into my family lines, but I printed and saved them because you never know what will turn up. I take this file out and read over the pages again. Sometimes I find something buried in the lines that resonates with new information I've uncovered.
This list sure helps the time pass more quickly!
Jolynn Noel Winland
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For some children in Aiken County, a zip-lock bag will hold all their meals for two days during the weekend. (WRDW-TV / Aug. 17, 2011)
News 12 This Morning / Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2011
AIKEN, S.C. -- For some Aiken County students, the food they'll get at school today is the only meal they receive. That's why the Golden Harvest Food Bank is extending a weekend backpack program to three other schools this year.
Coordinators say that is still not enough because one in every four children in the CSRA start the school day hungry.
For some children in Aiken County, a zip-lock bag will hold all their meals for two days during the weekend.
"Eighteen hundred kids in Aiken county have nothing to eat from the time they leave school Friday until Monday morning," said Kay Benitez with Golden Harvest Food Bank.
The food bank teamed up with Leadership Aiken to raise more than $40,000 to help start up the weekend backpack project in more schools. This year Belvedere Elementary, Millbrook Elementary and East Aiken School of the Arts will send some of their students home with food for the weekend.
"The backpack program is something we've been hoping to have for our school because 75 percent of our students qualify for free or reduced meals," said Mary Robinson, principal at East Aiken School of the Arts.
It's one of the highest percentages in the county, which is why this school was chosen.
"They come back on Monday tired and sleepy," Robinson said.
She says her students' families are also dealing with paying higher lunch prices, which went from a $1.60 to $2 this year.
"We have parents that are unemployed or under-employed," she said.
The hope is by sending food home for the weekend, students will perform better in class during the week.
"What is in the backpack is two cereals two shelf stable milks, two fruits juices and some meats," Benitez said.
Now the hard part is choosing who gets to go home with one of the bags.
"That's going to be very difficult," Robinson said.
Only 70 to 100 students will be picked to participate from each school. Principal Robinson says there is just not enough money to help every student that needs food on weekends.
Golden Harvest is hoping to raise more money to keep growing this program in more schools because the need is so great in Aiken.
Their goal is to start up a weekend backpack project in every school within the next three years. It costs $160 dollars per child per year.
Golden Harvest estimates it takes around $6,000 to start up and maintain a program at one school. They are hoping the money will be raised through more community initiatives.


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James Franco will be holding court at San Francisco's Castro Theatre as part of "James of All Trades: An Evening with James Franco."
Hailed for his rugged good looks and his Renaissance man chops (he's a scholar, writer and artist as well as a movie star), the actor has shone in important films such as "Milk" and "127 Hours" while also making appearance in the kitschy realm of "Spider-Man" and "General Hospital." He plays a meth kingpin in the upcoming action thriller "Homefront," with Jason Statham and Winona Ryder, due in theaters in November.
The movie star got his big break at the age of 19 when he dropped out of school for a part on the iconic TV show "Freaks and Geeks."
A rarity in Hollywood for combining a man-of-letters hipness with action-star abs, Franco recently signed on to make his Broadway debut in a revival of "Of Mice and Men," playing George to Chris O'Dowd's Lennie.
Anna Shapiro, who directed the epic "August: Osage County," will helm the reboot of the classic.
The Palo Alto native will mingle with fans at a VIP reception as well appearing onstage for a conversation hosted by the Commonwealth Club. He will likely draw upon insights shared in "Actors Anonymous," his first novel, a tell-all about the dark heart of celebrity. The event will be held at 5:45 p.m. Oct. 27 at the Castro Theatre, 429 Castro Street, San Francisco. Tickets are $15-$95 at www.castrotheatre.com/events.


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Bessie Carpenter, 90, Brookfield, formerly of Pueblo, Colo., died Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at Pershing Memorial Hospital in Brookfield.
Funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, at Wright-Baker-Hill Funeral Home, Brookfield, with Rev. Jim Rogers officiating. Visitation will begin Sunday at 1 p.m., with the family will receiving friends from 5 to 7 that evening at the funeral home. Burial will be in Purdin Cemetery, Purdin.
Bessie Lee, was born January 11, 1922, in Crowley County, Colo., daughter of Nick and Mary (Trull) Sharp.
Bessie was a homemaker and was a member of the Antioch Baptist Church, Pueblo, Colo.
Survivors include four sons, Roy Marsh, Fred Marsh and wife, Elaine, James Marsh and wife, Donna, and Richard Beach, all of Colorado; two daughters, Esther Pfeiff and husband, Jim, Purdin, and Virgie Bryan and husband, Jack, Amarillo, Texas; 21 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Eugene Carpenter; one daughter, Vickie Hickey; one son, Ronnie Marsh; two brothers, James "Bud" Sharp, and Eb Sharp; and four sisters, Sally Varner, Mildred Davis, Tulan Adair, and Clarissa Hollenbeck.
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There's a connection between asthma and weather. Some people find their asthma gets worse at certain times of the year. For others, a storm or sudden weather change may cause a flare-up.
Cold, dry air can be an asthma trigger, especially for people who do winter sports and who have asthma symptoms when they exercise. Hot, humid air can also trigger asthma symptoms. In some areas, heat and sunlight combine with pollution to make ozone (say: OH-zone), which is also an asthma trigger.
Wet or windy weather can both be problems — many people with asthma have symptoms during thunderstorms.
Your doctor can help you figure out if weather is causing some of your asthma symptoms. He or she can put this information into your asthma action plan.
Once you know what your weather or seasonal triggers are, you can take steps to avoid them:
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Houseboat Harmony
Make your stay in Utrecht unforgettable by spending a night or two at Houseboat Harmony
You have breakfast at a table overlooking the river. Of course we serve fresh orange juice in our Bed and Breakfast and you find a basket of fresh fruit.
The room has a refrigerator. You have the possibility of making coffee or tea in the kitchen. The bathroom includes a shower and a toilet. The bed: height 55 inch (2 steps) with mood lighting. Wifi!
Parking is free. In the garden you will find a terrace with two chairs and a table.
The pure simplicity of a bed and breakfast room at Houseboat Harmony. Great hospitality, perfect for nature lovers, peace seekers and romantics. A special experience in the countryside, if you want to get away from it all!
Nearby activities: Swimming, tennis, golf, horse riding, fishing, shopping, restaurants, canoeing, sailing.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- Bicycle parking
- Free Breakfast
- Cafeteria
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Internet Access
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Please note:
Cash only accepted as payment on arrival
Cancellation policy: 72h
Check in : 14.00
Check out : 10.00
Breakfast included
Taxes included
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
Public transport: Bus stop at 1090 yards. Railway station at 4550 yards.
From Utrecht Centraal Station :
Head southeast on Stationsplateau
Turn left to stay on Stationsplateau
Slight left onto Stationsplein
Continue straight onto Smakkelaarsveld
Continue onto Leidseveertunnel
Turn right onto Westplein
Slight left to stay on Westplein
Continue onto Vleutenseweg
Turn right onto Thomas Kempisweg
Continue onto Cartesiusweg
Continue onto Sint-Josephlaan
Continue onto Marnixlaan
Go through 2 roundabouts
Turn right toward Zandpad
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Style isn't what you wear, but how you wear it!
We love exploring cool patterns to wear and toys to dress. (Any kind of playtime that give kids lots of choices sounds like a good idea to us!) But there's so much more to true style: A child's personal style influences out how he or she expresses ideas, deals with challenges, and makes friends. This week we're talking all about kids' personal styles: what makes them tick, how they communicate, and how colors, patterns, and crafty activities can help them learn about themselves, build confidence, and have fun!
Here's an activity idea to get your week off to a stylish start:
Cut-and-Paste Style Board
- Cut scraps of paper from a magazine to represent different colors, pictures, and ideas. (Some can be just blocks of color; others a single word, such as "travel" or "soft.")
- Give the child a long piece of paper (check out this new tabletop paper roll—your style board can go on forever!) or extra-large construction paper, labeled "me" at one end, "definitely not me" at the other, and "sometimes me" in the middle.
- Ask the child to sift through the cutouts, pasting each piece to one area of the board. (Glue stick is tidier than glue and won't cause thin magazine pages to wrinkle—we love this non-roll version for crafting!)
- When it's done, look together at the items grouped at the "me" end of the paper for a visually rich conversation starter about personal style. (Remember to write the date on the back—this makes a terrific keepsake!)
And what's more stylish than sharing? Snap a picture of your finished Style Board and send it to email@example.com —we'd love to see what you come up with!
Stay tuned to blog.MelissaAndDoug.com all this week to learn more about kids and personal style.


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BEVERLY - A lot of students like to head south for spring break.
Taylor Buchanan won't be one of them, though, because she'll already be there - south, that is, as in West Palm Beach, Fla.
The Fort Frye senior signed a National Letter of Intent to play basketball and continue her education at Palm Beach Atlantic University in a ceremony at the Beverly-based school Friday.
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Fort Frye senior Taylor Buchanan signed a National Letter of Intent Friday to play basketball and continued her education at Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Fla. Sitting, left to right are is her sister Kasey Buchanan (sister), Taylor Buchanan, Bob Buchanan (father), and Missy Buchanan (mother). Standing, left to right, are AAU Coach Glenn Dawson, Grandma and Grandpa Erb and Fort Frye girls' head coach Dan Liedtke.
Photo courtesy of Pam Brooker
Fort Frye's Taylor Buchanan (31) positions herself with the ball in a game against Waterford last season. Buchanan will be playing her college ball at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Buchanan's planning on majoring in business.
"I went there (PBA) for a visit, and they offered me a full ride," Buchanan said. "It's a great opportunity for me. It's beautiful in south Florida, and I really liked the coach (Carlos Palacio)."
Buchanan, a 5-foot-11 pivot player, said she also considered some other colleges but liked Palm Beach Atlanti best.
Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA) is an NCAA Division II school and a member of the Independent Collegiate Athletic Association, which also includes women's basketball teams' Daemon College, Oakland City University, Salem International University, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and Washington Adventist University.
Currently, Palacio is in his first year at the helm of the Sailfish who finished with a 7-19 record last season.
Buchanan, an FFHS starter since her freshman campaign, was an Ohio Division III first-team honoree last season as a junior. Averaging for her career 15.6 points, 5.2 assists, 4.0 assists, 2.7 steals and 1.1 blocks per game, she was instrumental in helping the Lady Cadets compile a 22-3 overall record last year, which included a regional semifinal appearance at the Ohio University Convocation Center. From the foul line, she's an 82 percenter.
When Buchanan was a sophomore, Fort Frye 20-4, and in her frosh season, the Lady Cadets were 17-6.
Last season, Buchanan was also both a D3 first teamer and Player of the Year in the East District. She also was a District 12 first-teamer, All-Ohio Valley Athletic Conference, All-Pioneer Valley Conference, and both an OHSBCA Top 100 and WTAP-Burger King honoree.
Buchanan also played AAU ball for the Mid-Ohio Valley Xtreme under the guidance of Glenn Dawson.
In the classroom, Buchanan owns a 3.98 GPA, and is eighth in a class of 91. She posted a 24 on her ACT.
Buchanan is the daughter of Bob and Melissa Buchanan of Lowell. She has a younger sister Kasey.


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Susan A. Thomas, 67, of Myrtle Beach, S.C., passed away Monday, May 6, 2013, at the Grand Strand Medical Center. She was originally from Waynesboro, Pa. Born March 21, 1946, in Washington, D.C., she was the daughter of the late Jenny Leedy. She graduated from Waynesboro High in 1964. She is survived by her husband of 30 years, James M. Thomas of Myrtle Beach, S.C., her three children, Caryn Thomas of Bowie, Md., Robert Hoffman of Church Hill, Md., Michael Hoffman of Centreville, Md., a stepdaughter, Tammy Hower of Odenton, Md., and many grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the COPD Foundation.
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The following is a step-by-step guide for applying to OC's English program, the Language & Culture Institute (LCI). Please complete each step below. Download these instructions here.
1. Apply Online
- Go to www.oc.edu/apply and create a login account.
- Choose the ESL for International Students as your Academic Program of interest (your major).
- Complete the online application
- Pay the USD $25 application fee
2. Submit Documents Online
You may upload the following documents by logging in with your account information at www.oc.edu/apply.
- Scanned high school & university transcripts and degree certificates
- TOEFL, IELTS, or TOEIC test scores (if you have them)
- Completed LCI Statement of Understanding
- Copy of your passport photo page
3. Acceptance Letter
After your application and uploaded documents have been received and evaluated, you may receive an initial acceptance letter*.
You will also receive instructions about how to receive an I-20 and complete your admission.
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What she did was ruin the concept of the foam finger for millions of sports fans.
Cyrus spoke to MTV last week, three days after she made the world's collective stomach flip a couple times by twerking, touching herself, touching Robin Thicke, attacking giant teddy bears and sticking out her tongue during her performance at the Aug. 25 MTV Video Music Awards.
According to Us Weekly, in a video tease released by MTV.com of the chat Cyrus said, "I don't pay attention to the negative because I've seen this play out so many times," she says of her many, many detractors. "How many times have we seen this play out in pop music?"
Oh ... you mean how may times have we seen a 20-year-old borderline talent twerking, touching herself, touching Robin Thicke, attacking giant teddy bears and sticking out her tongue during the MTV Video Music Awards?
All the time. Obviously.
She also said "Madonna's done it. Britney's done it. Every VMA performance, that's what you're looking for; you're wanting to make history."
They didn't do that.
"Me and Robin the whole time said, 'You know we're about to make history right now.'"
"What's amazing is I think now, we're three days later and people are still talking about it. They're overthinking it," she said. "You're thinking about it more than I thought about it when I did it. Like, I didn't even think about it 'cause that's just me!"
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Making A Difference: Working With Nonprofit Organizations
In this column, we talk about marketing and business techniques used to promote a project or cause, how to be an activist and still pay the rent, and get advice from photographers who look to give back to their community. Knowing how busy they are with their work and travel, we want to thank the four photographers for their valuable contributions to this column: Michelle Bogre, Heather McClintock, Tim Ryan, and Stephen Shames. You will find their Internet links at the end of this article. Let's start with some background information on each one.
Michelle Bogre is a documentary photographer, author, educator, and copyright lawyer. Although there was a hiatus in her own documentary career during the 14 years she was the Chair of the Photography department at Parsons The New School for Design, since resigning that Chair position in 2008 to return to a faculty position she wrote a book, Photography as Activism, that explores the history and current state of activist photography. Bogre also started a new photographic activist project of her own, "Family Farms in America." Her focus is to raise awareness of the truth and reality of family farming in America and to educate consumers about the value of farms and the reasons we should support them. When not writing or photographing, Bogre is speaking out and trying to educate photo and design students about copyright issues.
Heather McClintock received her B.A. in Photography from New England College and relocated to New York City to pursue her personal journey. She worked at commercial photography studios but always felt the pull of something more. That "more" was Uganda, and after three trips and more than 10 months in the country, her first monograph, The Innocent: Casualties of the Civil War in Northern Uganda, was published in June of 2010 by Schilt Publishing. McClintock's photographs are included in the permanent collection of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and are on permanent display at the United Nations. Her work was selected to be a part of the Child Soldiers book, published by powerHouse, which was subsequently exhibited as Children of War: Broken Childhood at the United Nations.
Photographer Tim Ryan created "Project Exposure" from his own first-hand experiences working internationally for nonprofit organizations. Project Exposure is a nonprofit organization dedicated to funding and promoting photography projects around the globe through grantmaking and public outreach initiatives. Its aim is to create an opportunity for nonprofits and photographers from the same community to collaborate on projects worldwide. To accomplish this they cover travel fees and expenses for photographers willing to work pro bono for US-based nonprofits operating outside the US. By using the power of still photographs, the goal is to raise awareness of the work of the nonprofit, the talents of the photographer, and the mission of Project Exposure, as well as give rise to a self-sustaining collaboration between the photographer and the nonprofit.
Stephen Shames, executive director, L.E.A.D Uganda, creates award-winning photo essays on social issues for foundations, advocacy organizations, the media, and museums and has testified about child poverty to the US Senate. Shames is the author of seven monographs: Outside the Dream, Pursuing the Dream, The Black Panthers (Aperture), Bronx Boys (FotoEvidence), Facing Race (Moravian College), Transforming Lives (Star Bright Books), and Free to Grow (Columbia University). He was named a Purpose Prize Fellow in 2010 for his work with L.E.A.D Uganda. Shames founded L.E.A.D Uganda to help transform forgotten children into leaders. They locate the brightest children living on the edges of society—AIDS orphans, former child soldiers, abducted girls, and child laborers—and give them a family so they can heal. The organization educates them at the best schools and mentors them so they gain the entrepreneurial skills they need to achieve their dreams and help their communities. "We serve them so they can serve the world."
Shutterbug: Do you think a photographer's commitment to issues for charitable organizations, nonprofits, or Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) can benefit or promote their work? How can it be blended into earning a living?
Tim Ryan: I think that there is the potential for business expansion, but I wouldn't suggest doing it for that reason. This is work that has to come from within. If your motivation is strictly based on how you will benefit from the work, then you're in it for all the wrong reasons. That said, I have been fortunate to convert pro bono clients into paying clients but only because it was the natural progression of the organization and not anything that was premeditated.
Project Exposure, on the other hand, is all about creating an opportunity for photographers to do the work they're passionate about in conjunction with NGOs that need their talents. The goal is that the "seed" we plant by funding the first pro bono assignment will grow into a long-term, mutually beneficial collaboration that compensates the photographer and benefits the NGO.
Michelle Bogre: I think that it is no different than working in any other photographic genre. The more images produced and published, the more work that you will get. Potential clients or editors are always looking for new work and fresh vision and they look at a lot of imagery in the course of a normal day. Other potential clients will see any work that a photographer does with an NGO or nonprofit organization that gets good exposure.
It also leads to new contacts that in turn may become sources or resources for jobs or opportunities. It's just networking. And given that there are no second acts in life, working in a way to influence change or to raise awareness about social issues is just a good thing to do, as clichéd as this sounds. Ask yourself—why did you become a photographer? Why do you pick up your camera? What do you want to do with it?
Heather McClintock: I have never looked at Uganda and my work there as a business model. The question I always ask myself is—how can my work make a difference? I do feel entrusted with the lives that are before my camera, and my commitment is to them. In many cases, access is everything. An NGO is your best and at times only partner in a rapidly unfolding disaster or crisis; and that relationship is completely symbiotic. My initial images are sent out to their key donors to start the first layer of funding and that is my reason for being there. I have never considered my promotion, the expansion, or the benefit to my business at all. I am simply there to serve. Certainly donors have purchased my prints afterward, but that is simply the residual effect of my intent and what I have put in motion by being there in the first place.
Stephen Shames: People who want to photograph issues have to work harder. Photojournalists have to do more than just work for newspapers and magazines (unless you can get a contract or a full-time job). Photographers turn long-term projects into books. They sell prints to collectors. They produce multimedia, and video. Then they also have to find a way to get their photos to an audience. I often joke, we not only have to drive the car, we have to build the road.
One good piece of news, nonprofit photography has become a viable business in the past decade because nonprofits, NGOs, and the foundations that support them need to get out in the world and show people what they do. Some nonprofits and NGOs have become big businesses. Foundations that fund much of the work NGOs do want to show the good they are doing. They need photographers and videographers to tell their story.
Photographers can work directly for them and be hired by them to do photos for them; or they can partner with them. I have partnered with a number of nonprofits and foundations to do large stories on issues. The secret is to identify which foundation or nonprofit wants your issue told. Then you have to call them, go to endless meetings, and write a good proposal. Show them how your work promotes their message and their goals. A photographer who can present a good marketing plan will find an interested audience.
SB: What tools have you used to promote your objectives or create a "call to action?" Is it websites? Corporate funding? Personal contacts? Blogs? Books? Articles?
Tim Ryan: In promoting "Project Exposure," as well as the work that I do, all of the above have been and will be used at one time or another. Additionally, I was personally involved in a solo, two-month gallery show that featured images I shot for an NGO. The idea behind that exhibit was to raise awareness of the organization's mission among the general public in Denver. Images from that show were also part of the group show Water: Our Thirsty World at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles.
This past summer Project Exposure collaborated with another locally-based, internationally-focused NGO on the Smithsonian's Design for the Other 90% exhibit in Denver. We selected a handful of Colorado-based photographers who work internationally on issues that were highlighted in the exhibit. They each gave a presentation of their work as well as exhibited their imagery during the three-month run of the show. Also, there is a public outreach program featuring the work of a photographer and the nonprofit which will be funded by Project Exposure via a Kickstarter campaign as well as other funding and sponsorships which will be presented on our website, www.projectexposure.org.
Michelle Bogre: My objectives are twofold: one is personal, and that is my own new activist photography project on "Family Farms." I am using my personal contacts to find farmers and I will be creating an interactive website to promote an interest in supporting local farming. The website will feature my photographs, video portraits of farmers, and a plethora of relevant information and links to encourage people to investigate what's happening in their local communities.
On a more mega level, as an educator I want to inspire and encourage students and young photographers to want to influence and affect change to educate the public at large about what needs to be changed. To that end, I wrote a book, Photography as Activism, both as a call to action and as homage to the amazing work done by activist photographers in the past and being done currently. I also developed a class at Parsons, also titled "Photography as Activism," to encourage photography students to work in an activist mode. This upcoming semester we will be partnering with a local NGO.
Stephen Shames: We use the power of photography to engage people, the media (magazines, newspapers, television), books, and our website. Articles have appeared on CNN, NY Times, People Magazine, NY Daily News, UNICEF Radio, Philadelphia Inquirer. Photos have appeared in Time, Forbes, NY Times Magazine, and a young adult's photo book, Transforming Lives, included stories and photos of our students. We send out a monthly newsletter and have a Facebook group. The Huffington Post Impact blog asked me to write about Africa. Our website includes videos and photographs and our students' stories.
Videos appear on a weekly web TV show directed and shot by two professional video people from Ascension Entertainment. We are small, so we use what we have: myself, our staff, our students, and a network of friends and supporters. I am a photographer and journalist, so we utilize photographs and stories. We bring one or two of our students here every year to speak at churches and schools and do media interviews. Our students, who are products of our program's unique approach, are our best assets. People are blown away by their confidence, intelligence, and passion to serve Africa.
Our staff writes articles for our newsletter and meets with potential donors. My girlfriend, Andrea, a professional publicist, helps with marketing. Board members like Errol Daniels actively recruit donors. We have a number of churches that work closely with us. The largest is Forefront Church in New York City. Their members help spread the word. "Word of mouth" helps very enthusiastic supporters who tell their friends.
SB: Blunt question: what recommendations would you make to a photographer looking to make a difference, be a photography activist, and still pay the rent?
Stephen Shames: If you believe in something, then do it. I believe that if you do excellent photographs about anything, you will be able to make money with them. If photos are good enough, they are art, and art is lasting. It sometimes takes time. My photographs of the Black Panthers took 40 years to become a book and get into the art world, but it was worth it. They are a historical group of photographs that will live on. So follow your heart. You might have to do commercial work or something to continue photographing your passion, but do it. If you produce a great body of work, it will eventually pay off.
Heather McClintock: It's the first question I'm asked by students or photographers wanting something more fulfilling and meaningful in their lives. I can see it in their eyes…how do I do something with meaning beyond myself, and make a living from doing it? It's a partnership, a labor of love, so without a doubt you must find in your heart what you are passionate about first and move forward from there. The blunt answer is that you will not make a living from being a "photography activist." The most difficult question is…how could you ever profit from the suffering of others?
Michelle Bogre: Blunt answer: keep your overhead low and your passion high. Understand that funding today is multi-platform. Almost all of the photographers I have interviewed have funded projects out of savings. That work leads to publications, more work and/or grants and awards, which continued to fund their projects. Activist photographers today have to shift the paradigm and understand that funding comes from a variety of sources: grants, awards, crowdfunding websites such as Emphas.is, and even social media.
SB: What is your best piece of advice for photographers looking to work with NGOs or nonprofits?
Stephen Shames: Having great work in your portfolio is taken for granted. Nonprofits want to know that you understand their issues and what they do. If you go into your interview knowing these things you have a better chance of getting the job. At the very least, look at their website and get some of their publications. Read news articles about the NGO and their issues.
NGO and nonprofit photography is not just about making a good news photo or taking a beautiful photograph. It is about communicating issues, which can be complex, to the public. In addition to having knowledge of the issues, nonprofits want to know that the photographer understands the culture of their organization. Some organizations, UNICEF is an example, do not publish faces of rape victims or former child soldiers. You need to know about the country and the people being photographed. Photographing in a refugee camp or in a Muslim country (for a Westerner) requires awareness of culture mores that may be very different. The NGO needs to know that you will not jeopardize their relationship with the people they are helping.
Michelle Bogre: The most important thing to do is to research the organization to find out what their focus is and how they work with photographs and photographers. You want to match an NGO's aesthetic and approach to your own work and how willing you are to adapt your methodologies to the NGO. NGOs want to work with photographers who understand that they represent the NGO rather than photographers who want to use the NGO for their own ends.
Tim Ryan: Take your time to find a suitable match for your style and passion. Once you identify interests and your passion, then look at your time commitment and location—is there a local group? Or is your interest going to take you globally? I always like to recommend starting locally because it has that crossover benefit of helping in your local market and helping the organization. You don't have to go halfway around the world to make a difference. In my case, I work with a Colorado-based NGO that works internationally and that works well for me.
When you find the organization, get to know them, its people, mission, and goals, and really try to bring all that into what you do for them. When you get to that level, you'll become a real member of the team and can help them in ways that you could never do for a commercial client.
Contributors' Websites
We encourage you to visit these websites to learn more:
Michelle Bogre
• www.michellebogre.com
• www.facebook.com/pages/Photography-as-Activism/227601690637983
Heather McClintock
• www.heathermcclintock.com
• www.africanyouthinitiative.org
Tim Ryan
• www.timryanpictures.com
• www.projectexposure.org
Stephen Shames
• www.stephenshames.com
• www.leaduganda.org
• www.leaduganda.org/resources/downloads/
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