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A symphony of swooshing sandpaper poured out of Dawn Schiro's art classroom in Tapestry Charter School on Wednesday morning as eight high school students worked feverishly to complete a new permanent sculpture for the building's bustling main corridor.
In its uncompleted form on the dusty floor of Schiro's classroom, the sculpture looked like a collection of comically oversized linguine noodles. But over the course of the week, students turned the 20 or so separate pieces of molded white ash – soaked in water for eight to 10 hours and then twisted into surprisingly airy ribbons – into one seamless sculpture.
Overseeing the whole operation was Jeremy Holmes, an Ithaca-based artist whose molded-wood sculptures have appeared in public spaces and galleries around the world. He first visited Tapestry last October to work with a group of 30 middle schoolers on a massive sculpture of ribboned wood that now hovers above the school's main lobby.
The project went so well, and students were so enthusiastic about it, that Tapestry teachers and administrators invited Holmes back to work with high school students as part of the school's yearly intensive program.
During the past week at Tapestry, students spent several days working on one of 27 projects ranging from Holmes' hands-on art studio and fellow art teacher Edrys Wajed's hip-hop workshop to lessons in horseback riding or mechanics.
Holmes, a soft-spoken 28-year-old who grew up in Cooperstown and later attended New Paltz State College, said his first project at Tapestry captured the imagination of the school's younger students.
"Everyone that wasn't involved with it would stop and ask a thousand questions," he said. "Everyone was real excited about it, so it kind of energized the whole school, and the kids that were working on it were very proud that they were going to get to be a part of this thing that was going to be there permanently."
The same principle applied to the smaller group of students who worked on the latest sculpture project this week. For senior Paige Ogden, who said she wants to pursue a photography career after graduation, the sense of ownership over the project was one of its main draws.
"This is something we created," she said, "and in that way, we'll have it hanging in our school so other people will see it. We have lots of visitors, so it's kind of like spreading it through the community."
For Schiro, who has taught at Tapestry for a year, the school's integration of the arts into the curriculum gives students a much firmer grasp on the role of the arts in the real world.
"This is a dream. It's a dream for an artist to not be the bad kid in the corner just coloring in the art room. It's really valued here as a way of learning," she said. "I think our kids are much more in tune with the real world and they're much more excited about coming to school, and they get to actually go out into the community and do things in the community, and I think that has them taking a little bit more ownership over their education as opposed to the teacher just telling them the same thing."
That was the main motivation for sophomore Isaiah Jackson, whose penchant for building led him to pick Holmes' project. (It was his second choice, after an intensive project that involved touring important historical sites around the city.)
"Bending the wood is probably my favorite part, just because getting something that naturally doesn't come like this to bend and twist is not something you usually see very often," said Isaiah, who was also working on a smaller sculpture on his own to give to his father as a birthday gift. "I was very intrigued. I lost 10 pounds sanding this wood."
Holmes, Schiro and the school's arts faculty agreed a chance to work with a hands-on project gives students insights and experience that traditional, memorization-based art classes lack.
"I always felt I was more of a hands-on builder, and that's one thing I like about this project," Holmes said. "It just gives them another angle to look at things. And I think also working on a collaborative project, where everyone's involved in one project, they might not realize it as they're sanding it and putting it together, but after it's done they're all going to feel like they've been a major part of it."
During a short break from sanding, Isaiah reflected on the accomplishment he and his fellow students would leave behind.
"To be able to leave something when you graduate, and come back, to be able to look at it and say: I did that."
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Gas costs are soaring, but adopting cheaper ethanol is sending food costs into the stratosphere as well. What is the answer to this troubling predicament? Some say the solution is old -- very old. There is growing hope that one of the planet's most ancient organisms, algae, can be used to produce economically viable biofuel without the negative societal impact of ethanol.
While corn and sugar crops are blamed for deforestation, fertilizer runoff, and societal damage, algae promises to possibly provide a better solution. Melbourne, Fla. based PetroAlgae is looking to test a commercial algae biofuel solution next year. The company uses strains of the tiny organism developed by researchers at Arizona State University. They are developing harvesting methods and bioreactors to take full advantage of the new fuel source, and allow it to be affordably mass produced.
Fred Tennant, PetroAlgae's vice president of business development, is among the leaders in the endeavor. He is overseeing the development of a process in which algae is harvested from fresh-water ponds and then converted to oil and refined to biodiesel. The byproducts are equally valuable, and can be used as a protein rich animal feed.
The plant may be able to strike deals with electricity utilities too, as the algae consume CO2, earning carbon credits. Says Tennant, "The laws that are being debated right now will change a power company's life. They will have to have a lot more renewable energy and get rid of CO2. Any power company in the world will be happy to pay us to take their CO2 away."
Other companies are also blazing ahead in the hot algae-based fuel market. GreenFuels Technologies is on the verge of closing a major European commercial biofuel deal, after working on a multi-year project with the Arizona Public Service department. Solayzme is working to develop fermentation based algae fuel production as an alternate method to photosynthesis driven approaches. LiveFuels hopes to using its genetically engineered algae to produce 100 million gallons of fuel by 2010.
Why is algae so promising? First it's fast-growing. Secondly, it removes carbon dioxide from the air. Finally, it's a non-food crop and will have less impact on food prices. Algae has more energy density than soybeans, a typical high-energy land crop. This means less surface area will be needed to produce the fuel as well.
Michael Weaver, the CEO and co-founder of Seattle-area algae start-up Bionavitas states, "What's happening is there has been more focus recently on the food-versus-fuel debate, more focus on the price of feedstock, and more understanding that using an agricultural-based crop as a fuel is not sustainable. We're seeing that reflected in the marketplace."
While algae is more energy rich than other biofuel alternatives such as wood chips, grasses, or agricultural waste, the biggest obstacle is that growing it is not cheap. Tennant from PetroAlgae states, "Anybody can grow algae if cost is no object. Lots of algae companies have done a great job, but the system doesn't look like a massively scalable system."
PetroAlgae says geography is extremely important. Sunny hot places speed up the drying process, a lengthy production step, given that algae is 98 percent water. Ideally the plants would be located on 1 to 10 acre carbon generating locations, such as power plant grounds, the company says.
Technical difficulties exist as well too. During the GreenFuel's Arizona Power pilot program it experienced the surprising problem of growing too much algae, making it too expensive to harvest. Water recycling has been another key issue. Weaver of Bionavitas says another important problem is bioreactors (typically bags or tubes) limiting light and thus hindering photosynthesis.
He states, "If you have a series of tubes or plastic bags on the desert floor or wherever, you are still limited by the amount of photons that get in from the sun to create more algae. When the algae gets slightly dense, it starts blocking its own light."
Despite the problems interest in algae production both as a food oil alternative and as a commercial gas and ethanol alternative continues to mount as research, enterprise, and capital vested grows.
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Recent Event Highlights: Human Rights Day, World Day Against the Death Penalty, Amnesty International celebrates its 50th birthday, Launch of Annual Report, Death Penalty report, Nobel Peace Prize, and 208 more...
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Amnesty International members help to protect human rights by participating in the Letter Writing Marathon. © Amnesty International
As part of Amnesty International's global campaign to support women's reproductive rights, people across the world are showing their support for local Women's and Girls' organizations in Nicaragua. In Nicaragua, abortion has recently been criminalized in all circumstances, even for survivors of rape and incest. Women's reproductive rights are human rights, and Amnesty International helps to defend them. © Amnesty International
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Amnesty International's 2011 report reveals a world in which people continue to challenge oppression despite the powerful array of repressive measures used against them. It shows that the communities most affected by human rights abuses are the real driving force behind the human rights struggle. © Amnesty International
Amnesty International publishes its latest research on the use of the Death Penalty and progress that has been made since the UN Moratorium was first introduced in 2008. Image: Death Penalty Campaign billboard © TBWA \ Paris
Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian street vendor sets himself on fire. He is protesting against the harassment and humiliation that was allegedly inflicted on him by municipal officials. This act becomes the catalyst for the Tunisian Revolution, sparking deadly demonstrations and riots throughout Tunisia in protest of social and political issues. The long-time President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali is eventually ousted on 14 January 2011. © Corbis
Liu Xiaobo, a prisoner of conscience, is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize but he is not allowed to travel to Norway to accept the prize, nor is his family on his behalf. On the night of the awards ceremony, Amnesty International hosts a torchlight parade through Oslo for Liu Xiaobo. Image: Torchlight parade through Oslo for Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo, Norway, 10 December. © Greg Rødland Buick
Salil Shetty begins a symbolic journey from the CIVICUS 2010 World Assembly in Montreal, to the UN summit on the Millennium Development Goals in September in New York. The Millennium Development Goals are the world's most prominent global initiative against poverty, but are largely silent on human rights. The human rights basis for the goals is evident: universal primary education, promotion of gender equality, improvements in maternal health, to name just a few. But unlike the legal requirements bound in international human rights instruments, progress toward these goals is largely thought to be a matter of goodwill rather than a legal obligation. It is a central part of the Demand Dignity campaign. Image: Closing ceremony at Civicus 2010, Montreal, Canada. © Tristan Brand
Amnesty International campaigns for migrants in Mexico. Every year thousands of migrants are kidnapped, raped and sometimes murdered in Mexico. Driven by grinding poverty and insecurity back home, they travel through Mexico in hope of reaching the USA, but all too often their dreams are turned to nightmares. Campaign video: Directed by Gael García Bernal and Marc Silver for Amnesty International, this film The Invisibles exposes the truth behind one of the most dangerous journeys in the world and reveals the untold stories of the people who make the journey north through Mexico. © Amnesty International
Amnesty International launches the campaign "Whose Justice? Women of Bosnia and Herzegovina Still Waiting". Fourteen years after the end of the war in the region, women survivors of sexual violence had not received justice. Working with local women's organizations and survivors, Amnesty International's supporters and activists lobbied governments, donors and decision-makers. Less than a year after the launch of the campaign, a number of war criminals are prosecuted and the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina begins introducing laws and strategies to tackle the issue. Image: Sabrina was only 13 years old when she was raped during the 1992 - 1995 war in Bosnia. © Robin Hammond/Panos Pictures
Amnesty International's research shows that thousands of women die each year from complications related to pregnancy and childbirth in Sierra Leone. Almost all of these deaths could have been prevented by accessible, affordable and timely medical care. The resources devoted to health care are totally inadequate. The discrimination women face in almost all aspects of their life in Sierra Leone is reflected in the lack of priority given to their health needs and undermines their right to health.
As part of the Demand Dignity campaign, Amnesty International organized a caravan across Sierra Leone with activists, musicians and a drama group to engage with local communities, including in rural areas, on problems around the high level of maternal mortality in the country. The caravan encouraged people to become active in demanding their rights and accountability from the authorities. The campaign takes hold in Sierra Leone and across the world, and leads to the government introducing policies for free maternal health care.
Image: Launch of the caravan, for Amnesty International's campaign to stop maternal mortality in Sierra Leone, September 2009.
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Amnesty International brings together its work on various abuses of human rights carried out or allowed by corporations, from Bhopal to the Niger Delta. Campaign video: "Shell: Human rights go up in flames" © Amnesty International
People around the world took part in "Fire Up" actions to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, thousands of people lit candles, fires or flames as part of a mass demonstration in support of human rights. Image: "Fire Up" action in Jalpaiguri District, West Bengal, 10 December. © Amnesty International
The UN General Assembly adopts the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, enabling the Committee to receive and consider complaints from groups and individuals. © APGraphicsBank
Amnesty International's campaign to Stop Violence Against Women starts 16 days of activism across the world. Image: Part of Amnesty International Turkey's event to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Members of Amnesty International light hundreds of candles to form letters in eight different cities in Turkey. The candle letters are brought together to form "ARTIK YETER!", which means "IT'S ENOUGH" in Turkish. © Amnesty International
The Beijing Olympics Campaign provides an opportunity to review China's human rights record and assess China's progress at the end of the year. The campaign included specific requests to free Hu Jia, a prisoner of conscience and winner of European Parliament's Sakharov prize. It also calls for China to reduce the number of capital crimes and to publish the number executions each year. A short film: False Start: Beijing Olympics 2008. © Amnesty International UK
The Reverend Bienvenido Samba Momesori is released from prison in Evinayong, Equatorial Guinea. He has been held without trial since 2003, and this imprisonment is thought to be politically motivated, due to his known peaceful political opinions and his ethnic origin. Prior to his release, Amnesty International had been working on his case for several years and members around the world had taken action on the Reverend Samba's behalf. He later tells Amnesty International "I want to thank you and congratulate you for the work you do and for getting me free. I knew of your work because two years ago I received a letter in prison from a woman in Spain who said she was a member of an NGO. It was a miracle that I received it... Thank you for your solidarity." © Private
Amnesty International's global campaign for girls' education is launched on International Women's Day. © Amnesty International
The UN General Assembly adopts the first-ever resolution calling for a global moratorium of the use of the death penalty. The President of the General Assembly had been given a book with more than 5 million signatures collected worldwide on a petition to the General Assembly calling for a global moratorium on executions, at UN Headquarters in New York. The General Assembly President meets members of the Coalition Against Death Penalty. © UN Photo/Paulo Filgueiras
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is adopted by the General Assembly, by a majority of 144 states in favour, 4 votes against (Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA) and 11 abstentions. However, since its adoption, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA have all reversed their decisions. © APGraphicsBank
Amnesty International publishes a report on sexual violence against Indigenous women in the USA – Maze of Injustice. Governments have a responsibility to ensure that women are able to enjoy their right to freedom from sexual violence. As citizens of particular tribal nations, the welfare and safety of American Indian and Alaska Native women are directly linked to the authority and capacity of their nations to address such violence.
The International Council Meeting takes place in Morales, Mexico in August.
Image: Maze of Injustice: The failure to protect Indigenous women from sexual violence in the USA.
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In Australia, Irene Khan accepts the Sydney Peace Prize on behalf of Amnesty International.
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Amnesty International launches an emergency campaign to again highlight the situation in Sudan's Darfur region, calling for a robust peacekeeping response from the UN. Image: Global Day for Darfur – activists in Denmark forming the word "NOW". © Amnesty international
A major milestone for the Control Arms campaign: the UN General Assembly vote overwhelmingly to start work towards an International Arms Trade treaty. © Amnesty International
Nelson Mandela accepts Amnesty International Ambassador of Conscience award and congratulates Amnesty International for making the struggle against poverty its focus for the coming years. © Amnesty International (photo Mark Morrison)
The UN adopts Basic Principles and Guidelines on the Right to a Remedy and Reparation for Victims of Gross Violations of International Human Rights Law and Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law. © APGraphicsBank
Amnesty International's Ambassador of Conscience award goes to U2 and their manager Paul McGuinness. Image: Rock group U2, receive the 2005 Ambassador of Conscience Award from President-Elect of Chile, Michelle Bachelet. © Amnesty International
Peter Benenson, Amnesty International's founder, dies aged 83. © Amnesty International
Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Wangari Maathai of Kenya
Amnesty International launches its global campaign to Stop Violence Against Women, with its first phase focussing on women in armed conflict. Amnesty International field research exposes the extent of mass rape, abduction and murder in Darfur, Sudan. ©Amnesty International
Mikheil Saakashvili wins the popular election following 'Rose revolution' in Georgia. The European Union expands to include Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. © Corbis
The International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families enters into force. © APGraphicsBank
Amnesty International, Oxfam and IANSA launch the global Control Arms campaign.
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Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Shirin Ebadi of Iran – the first Muslim woman to receive the prize.
The International Criminal Court is established by treaty with its official seat in The Hague, Netherlands. Governed by the Rome Statute, the Court is the first permanent, treaty based, international criminal court established to help end impunity for the perpetrators of the most serious crimes of concern to the international community. Image: International Criminal Court logo over its building, The Hague, Netherlands. © AP
Amnesty International undertakes its first research mission to Iraq after not being allowed into the country in 20 years. The research team meet many groups working to rebuild the country. The documentary includes touching interviews with relatives of the "disappeared" discussing how their lives have been affected. © Amnesty International
Amnesty International is granted access to Myanmar for the first time after years of requests. ©Amnesty International
Amnesty International joins forces with Oxfam to argue for tough new export laws on the arms trade. © Oxfam
Amnesty International marks its 40th Anniversary, and adopts its new mission focusing on the indivisibility of human rights. This paves the way for work on economic, social and cultural rights. Amnesty International has covered more than 47,000 cases – only 2,000 are still open.
Irene Khan is appointed Secretary General. The International Council Meeting is held in Dakar, Senegal.
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UN adopts The Millennium Declaration, and details eight Millennium Development Goals, with targets to be reached by 2015, including the reduction of maternal mortality. © APGraphicsBank
In the UK the Home Secretary halts extradition proceedings of former President Augusto Pinochet to Spain. In Zimbabwe, government forces and allies attack political opponents, white farms and black farm workers. In Serbia, Slobodan Milošević forced to resign following accusations of rigging presidential election. © Corbis
Launch of report on Saudi Arabia's secretive judicial system. The campaign leads to a wider debate about human rights in Saudi Arabia and ratification of the UN Women's Convention. © Amnesty International
The global launch of the campaign to "Stamp Out Torture". The site www.stoptorture.org takes Amnesty International's campaigning into cyberspace, and wins The Revolution Awards 2001, for "best use of email".
Image: Logo for Stamp Out Torture campaign.
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Amnesty International hits the 1.8 million members mark with national branches engaging hundreds of thousands of other donors and supporters. International Council Meeting is held in Portugal and the decisions made there lead Amnesty International to, for example: develop its work on the impact of economic relations on human rights; to work to empower human rights defenders; to campaign against impunity; enhance its work to protect refugees, and strengthen its grassroots activism.
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An independent inquiry in the UK into the police investigation of the killing of Stephen Lawrence finds 'institutional racism' in the police force. Russian forces commit serious human rights violations against thousands of Chechen civilians in conflict with Chechen Republic. East Timorese vote for independence and following attacks on civilians by Indonesian forces, UN peacekeepers are brought in to protect the populace. © Corbis
Amnesty International launches campaign "Get Up, Sign Up!" to mark the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, collecting 13 million pledges in support of the Declaration.
Image: Mick Jagger, singer of the Rolling Stones, signs Amnesty International's Declaration campaign pledge in Guyana, March 1998.
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The international community reaches an historic milestone when 120 States adopt the Rome Statute, the legal basis for establishing the permanent International Criminal Court. An International Conference in Rome overwhelmingly agrees a treaty to establish a permanent international criminal court. Image: One thousand demonstrators lie down as a "Human Carpet" to put pressure on delegates negotiating the statute of the International Criminal Court. © Antonio Sesta
Out of the 432 prisoners executed during the year in the USA, 44 per cent are from ethnic minorities. A black person convicted of killing a white person is 15 times more likely to be sentenced to death than a black person who had killed another black person. Amnesty International Secretary General Pierre Sané visits death row in Texas, which has 40 condemned inmates. Image: Pierre Sané speaks to death row inmate in Texas. © Amnesty International
At least 4,272 prisoners are executed in 39 countries and 7,107 people sentenced to death in 76 countries. China leads with 3,500 executions and is followed by Ukraine, Russia and Iran. © Amnesty International
Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to Bishop Carlos Belo and José Ramos-Horta, both from East Timor.


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My dad never said no whenever I wanted a book, ever. I hope to always be able to do the same with my kids.
We made quite a stack at the school book fair. I'd turn our walls into a library if I could. Nothing but books. For now they are just in stacks all over the place and I love that, too.
So, we're officially Oregonians now. At least in my head I think that because we've been here a whole year. It feels like we've always lived here, this little perfect life. Funny how quickly you heal from the struggles to get to your happy place when you get to your happy place.
I am busy. A really fulfilling busy of school talent show directing, play rehearsals, work, book club, and having friends over for coffee and Mexican hot chocolate and snuggling on the couch. Yes, I have friends that snuggle. And I am not talking about my kids.
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After a school-record 10 match win streak, the Stetson women's tennis team has now lost three in a row after falling to North Florida on Saturday at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center.
"The level of tennis was what you would expect when playing a top conference opponent like UNF," Stetson Director of Tennis Pierre Pilote. "The high level of intensity was there as well."
Senior Lindsey Cable and sophomore Eveline Lepinay got the Hatters out to a great start, winning 8-3 at number three doubles, but the Ospreys won at number one and two to take the doubles point.
"Our #3 doubles were on fire today," Pilote said. "We all wish that we could have followed their lead and got another doubles victory, but UNF was just better today at one and two."
North Florida extended its lead to 3-0 after winning at number one and two singles. It was Lepinay who first got Stetson on the board, winning 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 at number five singles to make it 3-1.
The Ospreys clinched the match with a win at number four singles, and then added to their lead with a win at number two. Stetson freshman Carolina Meregalli earned Stetson's second points of the match with a 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 win at number six.
Stetson will look to rebound with a neutral non-conference against Miami (Ohio). The Hatters and the Redhawks play in Sarasota on Wednesday at 3 p.m.


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Open Coffee Amsterdam is a monthly event held at the Bovendebalie coworking space. It's an informal meetup for web enthusiasts: entrepreneurs, investors and people interested in entrepreneurship. Open Coffee is held every 1st Thursday of the month at 9:30am in De Balie at the Leidseplein. Start the day with a cup of coffee before going to work. You just might meet some interesting folks.
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It wasn�t pretty, but it did the job.
The Durango High School boys basketball team ground out a 38-33 win over Rifle on Friday night in Grand Junction to move on to the Southwestern League/Western Slope League District Championships� final.
�I think we were looking forward to (Saturday), and we thought we could just show up (Friday),� DHS head coach Alan Batiste said.
�Another blue-collar win, but it didn�t really need to be that close,� Batiste said.
The Demons led by as many as 10 points in the second half before a technical foul, then seven consecutive turnovers that kept the Bears in the game.
�Just can�t do that,� Batiste said. �Just gotta keep doing what got us that 10-point lead.�
Willy Frownfelter scored 16 for Durango. Isiah Mayberry added eight, and Nick Hamlin had six.
Durango (16-5) will play Palisade (16-5) at 2:30 p.m. today at Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction for the district tournament title.
Durango beat Palisade 50-43 in December.
A victory would aid their hopes of earning a top-seven seed in the state playoffs, which will start next week.
�It�s going to be another physical game. They�re pretty loaded down low, not height-wise but big physical bodies,� Batiste said. �All we have to do, again, is just execute on offense and execute on defense and stick to our bread and butter.�


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Nic Fillingham joins @anyware and @ritzy this week to talk about Channel 9 Live at MIX10. A few months ago at the PDC event, the Channel 9 team made history, broadcasting live from the show floor for almost the entire event, and they'll do it again at MIX. But you don't have to wait until March to get in on the action. You can dialogue with the team now as they plan out their speaker lineup, and you can make requests about what and from whom you want to hear. Follow @ch9live on Twitter, or email them at firstname.lastname@example.com, and tell them what you want to see as they, like us, serve at the pleasure of the Channel 9 community.
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I want to see a behind the scenes video of the temp server infrastructure at Mix.
How should you go about design for a Natal style interface?
Just FYI... When the stream switches over from a keynote presentation to the CH9Live anyone watching a buffered version of the keynote in DVR mode gets dropped. I started watching the first PDC keynote about 30 mins after it started and didn't get to see the last 30 minutes because when CH9Live started it dropped the existing video and didn't let me finish. I was able to watch the last part when the keynote was available for download the next day, but it was a bit frustrating.
Otherwise keep up the great work!
C9 Live at MIX10 is going to be awesome. Push on, Nic!
When you do post the Channel9Live pieces here, could you please provide more information about the guest than just their name - such as what area they work in or something about the topic discussed. I realize the discussion might range all over the place but I didn't have time to go into each of the PDC Live videos just to see which ones might be interesting and sorry to say but sometimes I just don't know the person by name.
for encoding all the videos? Channel 9 Live? or the entire event's IT set up?
The entire event's IT.
@Ian2 - Not sure if there will be any Natal content at MIX10 - Good question though - I'll investigate
@gbrayut - Thanks for the feedback - the video player guys are aware of the issue and looking at how to solve it
@DavidAngers - We hope to post the schedule atleast 2 weeks in advance to give you all enough time to work out what sessions you want to see, what questions you want to ask and plan your schedules accordingly.
@ZippyV - Not sure if we can do that live but we might be able to film something that we post on Channel 9 after the event
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They also let you trade your points for merch or iTunes cards. People fear the strange and unusual. I AM the strange and unusual.
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it doesn't apply as discounts in the store.
i just noticed th at link on my manga page, but i don't know what kind of stuff they are offering and i know you can only redem stuff one, have you tried Phantom?"We stand in awe before that which cannot be seen"
for newer people the merchandise is either figurines and posters, wind up toys and keychain, itunes card, and a staff slected dvd. when u achieve a certain rank u will unlock a link on ur my manga to redeem freebie. for more info see my manga and points at the bottom of the page.
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wats da rank for??
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In Buffalo, it's easy to wrap yourself up in nostalgia – sometimes a little too easily.
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"Seeing the new buildings going up around Buffalo is both exciting and a challenge as a photographer. They look new, they aren't ornate cement structures, but rather steel and glass emblems of the change in building styles and materials that embody what the future will look like," Mulley wrote in a release. "It's my hope that this new collection will inspire people to not think of what was, but to think the best is yet to come."
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LEWISTOWN - Area residents have come together to support Tarynn Sullivan, of Burnham, as she undergoes what her family hopes is the final surgery after an injury incurred in 2009.
While playing goalie for the Indian Valley High School soccer team, Tarynn was kicked in the side, resulting in a severed pancreas. She was in the hospital for two months followed by six months of live-in assistance at home.
Four years later, Tarynn was still experiencing chronic pain and went for a whipple procedure, which removes part of the pancreas, at Johns Hopkins, said Tasia Sullivan, Tarynn's sister. Due to a number of unexpected complications, Tarynn has been in a chemically induced coma since the surgery two weeks ago.
"She's been in a coma since June 12 and she's had 11 surgeries since then," Tasia said. "Her abdomen is completely open because there's so much fluid. Every day, they go in and clean out the fluid to see if they can close her up, but they keep finding leaks through her sutures."
Tasia said the doctors hope to close Tarynn's abdomen area by the end of the week, but it's been really rough on the whole family.
"During this whole thing, I've been so thankful to come from a small town," Tasia said. "The support has just been amazing. The other day, a woman named Amber Kulp called me to ask about holding a fundraiser for our family. I don't even know her."
Kulp is hosting a spaghetti dinner on July 14 from noon to 4 p.m. at Brooklyn Fire Co. Tickets are $7 each and raffle tickets will be available for purchase. All proceeds will go to Tarynn and her family.
"I had been closely following the Prayers for Tarynn page on Facebook and they posted the article from 2009 about the fundraiser they had for her then," Kulp said. "Something powerful came over me and I thought, why can't someone do this again, and so I began."
The outpouring of community support, from all corners of the county, has been overwhelming and such a blessing, Kulp said. More than 50 local businesses and families have donated money to the family or food and supplies for the fundraising event, she said.
"A waitress at the HoneyCreek Inn overheard me telling Tarynn's story and she emptied out her apron pockets and said, 'Give this to her,'" Kulp said. "Pastor Bernard Carpenter and his wife donated money to pay for three meals at the dinner. He said, 'Use this to buy a meal for someone who can't.'"
Chef Calvin Piper is donating his time to make the spaghetti dinner. Several individuals, local restaurants and other businesses donated food and other items to make the spaghetti supper a reality.
"It's angels like that, and every individual, and every business, that make this such a wonderful community to live in," Kulp said. "There is so much good here."
For more information about the spaghetti dinner, or to donate to the event, contact Amber Kulp at 320-2483. Updates on Tarynn's condition can be found at the Prayers for Tarynn Facebook page.


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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Copper Penny celebrates 25 years in the Charleston area with a silver anniversary gift for her customers. Three leading fashion houses will be setting up Trunk Shows at 311 King Street in downtown Charleston during Fashion Week.
Trina Turk, inspired by the architecture and landscape of Los Angeles will set up an exclusive display of her colorful spring fashions with a Trunk Show on Thursday - March 21 at 311 King Street. Turk's philosophy is to create wearable, optimistic fashion that is best described as casually sophisticated.
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Jennie Moore Arts Magnet School's Karen Felder, Principal and Susan Fitz, VP have partnered with " PTA REFLECTIONS" to support the Arts in Our School and Community. We would be honored if you could please give this article consideration for publishing. A separate email "Press Release" Media Invitation for the CHS DISTRICT IX AWARDS CEREMONY will follow immediately.
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"THE MAGIC OF A MOMENT" at JENNIE MOORE ELEMENTARY
The "MAGIC OF A MOMENT" annual PTA REFLECTIONS ART Awards Ceremony was a huge success filled with hundreds of parents, teachers, students, friends, and art enthusiasts who attended the ceremony to encourage and cheer on the budding young artists. It was a great opportunity for the kids to combine fun, recognition and encouragement in the arena of the ARTS.
Mrs. Karen Felder, Principal & Mrs. Susan Fitz, VP proudly presided the annual PTA Reflections.org Awards Ceremony on Jan 22, 2013. They called to the stage all 76 aspiring artists who submitted entries. The emerging artists were celebrated for their original creations in six art categories. The promising prodigies shook hands with The PTA Reflections Chair,
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The local 1st place JENNIE MOORE Reflections Winners are divided in Primary (4k-2nd Grades) & Intermediate ( 3rd-5th Grades).
1.Dance Choreography: Primary- Rose Di-Mambro-Dillon, Intermediate - Lena Matthews
2.Film Production: Cameron Sebuck, Isabella House
3.Literature: Legare Jenkins, O 'Malley Jenkins
4.Musical Composition: Rose Di-Mambro-Dillon, Kenna Howley
5.Photography: Cille Wren, Jolie Crunelle
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Baseball Program Adds Nine During Early Period
MUNCIE, Ind. -- Ball State baseball coach Rich Maloney announced the addition of nine high school standouts in his first recruiting class since returning to lead the Cardinals program.
The following players will join the Cardinals for the 2013-14 academic year:
BJ Butler (Mattawan, Mich./Mattawan HS), Alex Call (River Falls, Wis./River Falls HS), David Current (Frankfort, Ky./ Franklin County HS), Matt Eppers (Elkhart, Ind./Elkhart Central HS), Sean Kennedy (Springboro, Ohio/Springboro HS), Alex Maloney (Chelsea, Mich./Chelsea HS), Zach Plesac (Crown Point, Ind./Crown Point HS), Jarett Rindfleisch (Middletown, Ohio/Lakota East HS) and Caleb Stayton (Goshen, Ind./Elkhart Christian Academy).
"We are really excited about this class," Rich Maloney said. "I think the class has an abundance of talent with guys whose best days are in front of them. They are kids who have achieved both athletically and academically, and they are guys who dream to play at the highest level. They will be a big part of restoring the roar of Ball State Baseball."
BJ Butler, RHP, Mattawan, Mich. (Mattawan High School)
Butler will enter his senior season already holding the Mattawan records for career wins, most wins in a season and best ERA in a season. He logged a 0.91 ERA last spring with 88 strikeouts in fewer than 70 innings for coach Cory Degroote on his way to All-Southwest Michigan Athletic Conference, all-district and all-area honors.
Butler, who owns a 4.06 GPA, was also an academic all-state selection after helping Mattawan to a conference co-championship. He played over the summer for the Detroit Metro Stars. The son of Jeff and Wilma Butler, BJ has also been an all-conference football player and a member of the basketball team at Mattawan. He is planning to study entrepreneurship at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "BJ is an outstanding student-athlete who has an above average feel for pitching. He can throw four pitches for strikes, and he is one of a number of multi-sport high school athletes in this very athletic class."
Alex Call, OF, River Falls, Wis. (River Falls HS)
Call has been ranked as the top outfielder in the state of Wisconsin, playing for coaches Ryan Bishop and Mark Hallberg at River Falls. He was an all-state, all-district and All-Big Rivers Conference selection as a junior last year after hitting for a team-best .421 batting average. He also led the team in slugging percentage, runs scored and stolen bases. He has helped River Falls to a regional championship and two other regional finals appearances.
Selected to play for Team Wisconsin, Call competed over the summer in the Midwest Classic. He has played for the Minnesota Blizzard Elite travel team and is also an all-conference football and basketball player at River Falls. The son of Marv and Katy Call, he is ranked No. 1 in his high school class and is a member of the National Honor Society.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Alex is a gifted multi-sport athlete with speed, arm strength and bat potential. He is a tremendous student-athlete, and his best days are ahead of him."
David Current, RHP, Frankfort, Ky. (Franklin County High School)
Current logged a 6-1 record on the mound as a junior last spring. He helped Franklin County in Kentucky to a 28-10 overall record and a district runner-up finish. He will play his senior season in the spring for coach Kevin Goins.
Also a productive offensive player in high school, Current hit .337 as a junior with three home runs, 22 RBI and a.597 slugging percentage. He was an all-county selection as a sophomore after hitting .346 and posting a 2-0 record on the mound. The son of Tom and Carol Current, he is planning to study business at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "David is long and lean with a good fastball. He is very projectable, and his best days are ahead of him. David is a great kid and a solid student. We think he has a chance to become a difference maker."
Matt Eppers, OF, Elkhart, Ind. (Elkhart Central HS)
Eppers hit .328 and stole 16 bases as a junior last spring, helping Elkhart Central to a sectional title on his way to honorable mention All-Northern Indiana Conference honors. He also hit .328 as a sophomore on another sectional championship team for coach Steve Stutsman.
Eppers has also earned all-conference honors in both football and soccer, in addition to playing basketball. He holds the school record with a 50-yard field goal. The son of Matt and Marcia Eppers, he ranks in the top 10 of his high school class and is planning to study business at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Matt is an outstanding student-athlete. He has a long, wiry body with excellent projection. He fits our prototype and will blossom as he gets stronger. He is a solid outfielder who has potential with the bat."
Sean Kennedy, INF, Springboro, Ohio (Springboro High School)
Kennedy is an all-league shortstop in the Greater Western Ohio Conference who hit .370 with four home runs and 19 RBI as a junior at Springboro. An all-area selection, he was also a member of the all-area academic team last year for coach Mark Pelfrey.
Kennedy played summer baseball for the Ohio Heat with fellow Ball State signee Jarrett Rindfleisch and was part of five tournament titles with the team. He managed 30 doubles, eight home runs and 91 RBI over the past two summers combined, while hitting better than .400. He is the son of Jeff and Lisa Kennedy.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Sean has a good bat, a good arm, and he is very athletic with a wiry body that projects well. He can play a variety of infield positions. Sean is also one of many guys in this class who is just as impressive in the classroom as he is on the field."
Alex Maloney, SS/RHP, Chelsea, Mich. (Chelsea High School)
Maloney was a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection for Chelsea as both a sophomore and junior. Last spring, he helped Chelsea and coach Adam Taylor to district and regional championships, hitting .333 with four home runs. He has been the team's starting shortstop since his freshman season and has also served as its closer. In Chelsea's five-game run in the state playoffs last year, Maloney led his team with two wins and two saves in relief.
Maloney played summer baseball for the Detroit Metro Stars coached by Shawn Maloney, helping them to a state championship. The son of Ball State baseball coach Rich Maloney and Kelle Maloney, he has also played football and basketball at Chelsea. He led his football team in interceptions as a safety and was an all-conference selection this fall. Maloney is planning to study criminal justice at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Alex is a fierce competitor with a strong arm, a good bat and outstanding potential. He is a talented multi-sport athlete in high school who projects to be a left side infielder and a possible closer in college."
Zach Plesac, RHP, Crown Point, Ind. (Crown Point High School)
Plesac was an All-Duneland Athletic Conference selection and team MVP as a junior after logging an 8-2 record on the mound. He also finished his junior year with a 1.08 ERA, playing for coach Steve Strayer at Crown Point. He was invited to play with Team Indiana over the summer and represented the Chicago White Sox at the Area Code Games in California.
As a sophomore in 2011, Plesac helped Crown Point to sectional and regional championships. The son of Ron and Jeannine Plesac, Zach has also been a member of the football and basketball teams at Crown Point. This fall, Plesac caught more than 60 passes and eight touchdowns as a wide receiver. He is the nephew of former Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Plesac.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Zach is a great competitor and another multi-sport athlete who is very athletic. He has a very quick arm and projects to be a front-line pitcher for us."
Jarett Rindfleisch, C, Middletown, Ohio (Lakota East High School)
Rindfleisch missed his junior season because of injury but helped Lakota East to a state championship as a sophomore in 2011. He was a second-team all-conference selection that year after hitting .383 with a .533 slugging percentage. He also managed a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage behind the plate for coach Ray Hamilton.
Rindfleisch has played the past two summers for the Ohio Heat with fellow Ball State signee Sean Kennedy, helping the team to five tournament titles. He hit .327 with 20 doubles and 42 RBI last summer. The son of Rob and Sherri Rindfleisch, Jarett is planning to study education at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Jarett is a very physical kid who can catch and throw. He also has some power potential with the bat. He is a tough kid who showed very well this summer."
Caleb Stayton, 1B/C/RHP, Goshen, Ind. (Elkhart Christian Academy)
Stayton was Elkhart Christian's offensive and defensive player of the year as a junior, helping his team to a sectional runner-up finish. He led the area in batting average (.536), doubles (15) and RBI (43), while also posting an area-best 0.59 ERA on the mound. He hit five home runs, scored 34 runs and managed a 5-1 record as a pitcher for coach Chris Lemert.
Stayton has played summer baseball for the Indiana Chargers. The son of Fred and Cheryl Stayton, he has played five different sports throughout his high school career. He is a member of the high honor roll and is planning to study telecommunications at Ball State.
Quoting Coach Maloney: "Caleb is an outstanding student-athlete. He is a big, strong, physical kid with power potential. He projects as a first baseman, catcher and relief pitcher."
The nine members of the class will be able to compete for the first time at Ball State in the 2014 college baseball season."Scott French, our recruiting coordinator, and Todd Linklater, our pitching coach, did an outstanding job in securing this class," Rich Maloney said. "Their effort and time spent was phenomenal and will pay off big dividends for our baseball program. We are excited about the future of Ball State Baseball."


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The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2, Adam Sandler and Rihanna are among the "winners" of the 33rd annual Golden Raspberry Awards – the Razzies – which are not so much handed out as they are thrown at those who are voted as perpetrating Hollywood's worst achievements of the year.
Breaking Dawn – Part 2, the fifth and final installment in Stephenie Meyer's vampire saga, was recognized in seven categories, including worst picture.
The flick's Kristen Stewart was also cited as worst actress; Taylor Lautner, worst supporting actor; Lautner and 12-year-old Mackenzie Foy, worst screen couple; the entire cast, including Robert Pattinson, worst screen ensemble, and Bill Condon, worst director.
In addition, the film, which since opening last November has taken in more than $828 million at the box office, was named worst sequel.
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Cougars glad London native Lawrence picked basketball over soccer
Southern Conference Quarterfinals
College of Charleston vs. Western Carolina-The Citadel winnerWhen: Today, 8:30 p.m.Where: U.S. Cellular Center, Asheville, N.C.Radio: WTMZ 910-AM
By ANDREW MILLER
Make no mistake about it, Andrew Lawrence is an English gentleman.
Signs of his homeland are all around his room on the College of Charleston campus. More than 4,000 miles and an ocean separates Lawrence from his hometown of London, but the city and its people are never far from his thoughts.
The College of Charleston basketball team's senior guard considers himself a Brit, though he has lived in the U.S. for the last six years and has absorbed some of his adoptive country's culture.
"I'm an English guy, no doubt about it," said Lawrence. "I have all English stuff in my room. British flag, soccer stuff, everything. I drink hot tea, I do it all. I'm English."
With an American father and an English mother, Lawrence has dual citizenship. But when he's talking in class or around town with friends, Lawrence could pass for someone from the Midwest.
Of course, there are moments when Lawrence lets his cockney accent seep into his conversation.
"Every once in a while it'll come out, but not very often," Lawrence said with a chuckle. "I can talk with both accents and change it up in mid-sentence. I do have both, they are in arsenal. When I'm back home I talk with an English accent and when I'm here I talk like an American. It's easier for everyone to understand me."
Lawrence was soccer prodigy as a kid and played for the prestigious Chelsea F.C. Academy. He was dynamic striker for Chelsea when he decided to give up soccer and dedicated himself to basketball.
Basketball is in his blood. Lawrence's father, Renaldo, played for former Cougars coach Bobby Cremins at Appalachian State and was drafted by the NBA's San Diego Clippers. His uncle, David, played six professional seasons in Europe.
"I didn't play a lot of basketball when I was growing up, it was all soccer, soccer, soccer," Lawrence said. "When I was 15, the coaches said I needed to make a decision and pick one sport and I chose basketball. The more I played basketball, the more I loved it."
The Cougars are certainly glad he did.
After spending his first two years coming off the bench for the Cougars, Lawrence has been a mainstay in the Cougars' lineup for the past two seasons. He has molded himself into one of the program's all-time elite guards.
Going into this weekend's Southern Conference tournament in Asheville, N.C., Lawrence ranks 26th in career scoring with 1,151 career points, seventh in career three-pointers made (203) and 10th in career assists (384).
"Andrew has had a great career," Cremins said. "He's such a smart player and he's improved some part of his game every season he's been here. I couldn't be prouder of Andrew's development over the last four years."
Having an established point guard in the lineup has been crucial during the Cougars' transition from Cremins to current coach Doug Wojcik. Wojcik, in his first year at Charleston, has leaned heavily on Lawrence.
"Andrew has bought into what we're trying to do from day one," Wojcik said. "Having a senior, a captain, out there has been vital for us. He creates so much for us offensively. We've struggled when he's been out of the lineup."
Orangeburg and sweet tea
Although Lawrence grew up in London, every three or four years he would travel across the Atlantic for an extended visit to Orangeburg to see his father's family. It was during those visits he was exposed to all things American and Southern, which included basketball and sweet tea.
"I normally drink hot tea, but I grew to really like sweet tea as well," Lawrence said. "The only place I drink sweet tea is in South Carolina. This is the only place they make it right."
During one of those visits, Lawrence and his father drove to Charleston to see Cremins. Cremins met Andrew and then sent one of his players, Tony White, Jr., to check him out on the basketball court.
White came back impressed.
"I wasn't allowed to watch him play because he was 15, but Tony could see his potential," Cremins said. "That's when he got on our radar."
Another union between the Lawrence family and Cremins seemed to be a natural fit. When Lawrence went to prep school in Virginia, other colleges began to take notice. In the end, Cremins and Charleston won out.
"I knew how my father felt about coach Cremins and I loved Charleston," Lawrence said. "It reminds me a lot of home. It's got a big city feel downtown. There's a lot to do and you don't need a car to get around."
The Olympics
At 22, Lawrence was the youngest member, and the only college player, to make the British Olympic basketball team this past summer.
Lawrence scored a game-high 19 points in an exhibition game against Nigeria.
The highlight for Lawrence was England's exhibition game against the United States. He got to play against NBA stars LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant.
"I'm on the floor with these guys and I might not have the accolades these guys have, but I felt like I deserved to be there," Lawrence said. "I'm a competitor and you want to find out where you stand against the world's best. It was a great experience."
Lawrence hopes to get a shot at the NBA this summer. But if things don't work out, he knows that he can play professionally in Europe.
"Andrew has only been playing basketball seriously for five or six years," Wojcik said. "He has a tremendous skill set. When he steps off the floor for us for the last time, Andrew's basketball career isn't going to be over, it'll be just beginning."
CofC's Andrew Lawrence drives by Gardner-Webb's Tyler Strange Saturday, Feb. 23, 2013 at TD Arena in Charleston. (Paul Zoeller/postandcourier.com)×
CofC's Andrew Lawrence dribbles the ball while guarded by Georgia Southern's Marvin Baynham Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013 at TD Arena. (Paul Zoeller/postandcourier.com)×
The College of Charleston's Andrew Lawrence scored on this off-balance shot against Davidson's Tom Droney at TD Arena on Thursday February 14, 2013. (wspees/postandcourier.com) ¬×


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The live online draft will take place this Sunday, September 6th at 6:00pm.
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This is a Yahoo-based head-to-head league with the following starting positions: QB, WR, WR, WR, RB, RB, TE, K, DEF (6 bench spots)
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The LASCC proposal, as approved by the LASCC program coordinator, is the document that details a student's plan for completing the degree. Because the proposal guides course selection, students are expected to complete their proposals at the beginning of their major coursework, generally between 60 and 80 credits (fifth semester). The student formulates a proposal designing a program that investigates a theme from the viewpoint of at least three different subject areas. Students may not duplicate existing majors from any academic area. An important standard for entrance to the bachelor of arts in Letters, Arts, and Sciences major is the student's ability to design a program with academic integrity worthy of a bachelor's degree. For specific details on writing the proposal, view the proposal guidelines.
If a student has not completed a proposal by the time he or she has accumulated 80 credits, a hold may be placed on the student's record, preventing him or her from registering for courses. Although students have a deadline by which proposals must be submitted and approved, students may be able to amend their proposals after initial approval has been obtained.
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Dopesack can be used to literally mean a bag of good marijuana. It can also mean something is awesome or tight.
Yo dude, you bring that dopesack?
Yo dude, that shit was dopesack.
Yo dude, that shit was dopesack.
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NVIDIA is stressing with the new GTX 200 family that the GPUs go beyond
gaming and are one of the most powerful processors in a PC and can be used for
rendering video and other functions. NVIDIA says that its goals with the architecture
of the GTX 200 series were to design a processor twice as powerful as the
GeForce 8800 GTX, rebalance the architecture for future games with more complex
shaders and more memory, improve efficiency per watt and per square millimeter,
provide enhanced CUDA performance, and add a significant reduction in idle
power requirements.
NVIDIA says that the GTX 200 line provides nearly a teraflop of
computational power. The GTX 200 family also offers support for PhysX powered
physics processing right on the GPU. Both the new GTX 280 and GTX 260 support
SLI and 3-way SLI. The previous NVIDIA 9800 GX2 could not support 3-way SLI.
Key features in the new GTX 200 GPUs include support for three times the
number of threads per flight at any given time. A new scheduler design allows
for 20% more texturing efficiency. The memory interface for the GPUs is 512-bit
(GTX 280) and full-speed, raster-operation (ROP) frame blending is supported.
The GTX 200 series also features twice the number of registers for longer and
more complex shaders and IEEE754R double precision floating-point. The GTXC 200
line also supports 10-bit color scan out via the DisplayPort only.
One of the main goals with the GTX 200 line was improved power management.
Both the GTX 200 series GPUs have idle power requirements of about 25W; during
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requirements vary with the most power needed being 236W (GTX 280). The GTX 200
line is compatible with HybridPower, which makes the power needs of the GPU
effectively 0W.
The GTX 280 is built on a 65nm process and has 1.4 billion transistors. The
stock video cards have a graphics clock of 602 MHz, processor clock of 1,296
MHz, and a memory clock of 2,214 MHz. The GTX 280 has 1GB of GDDR3 and 240
processing cores and 32 ROPs.
The GTX 260 is also built on the 65 nm process and has 1.4 billion
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Longoria, who a friend describes as "devastated" by the split, has been leaning on her Desperate Housewives cast mates to help her get through it.
"She is simply heartbroken," a friend told PEOPLE recently. "She really wishes Tony the best. She just wants this whole situation to be as peaceful as it can be under the circumstances. He's a good person at heart, and she wants the best for him."
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"Consistent, efficient TMR feeding" was the topic of the noon (Central Time) webinar on December 10 presented by Tom Oelberg. He discussed the importance of having an organized feed center and the use of on-farm premixes to improve the labor and fuel efficiency of feed mixing. Oelberg also covered key considerations needed in managing feedbunks.


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i'm soo ashamed of cheating on my husband with my brother, i have to confess on the Jerry Springer show!
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Kristy? Did you see Oprah's latest talk show?...it was bout...umm...oh shucks i had it there for a second...now it's gone.
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An enterprise that created the fool.
Chuck D: Talk show created the fool.
Professor Griff: blah blah big screen tv... ...BET... I really wish I was cool.
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Daytime televison created to entertain the ignorant, uneducated, unemployed and unindustrious while the rest of us are out working for a living.
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|Starting point:
|Reaching the starting point:
|Train from Brig to Mörel, cable car to Riederalp Mitte, chairlift to Moosfluh
|Reaching your destination:
|Cable car from the Fiescheralp to Fiesch, train to Brig
|Technical challenge:
|Physical challenge:
|11.7 km
|Hiking time:
|3 hours 30 min
|Gletscherstube Märjelensee (mountain hut by the lake); Restaurant Kühboden, Fiescheralp; Restaurant Alpina, Fiescheralp
|Time of year:
|Beginning of July until mid October
The great Aletch Glacier is said to be the jewel of UNESCO's Jungfrau-Aletsch World Heritage Site where, with matchless elegance, an endless stream of ice makes its way towards the majestic peaks. And views of such natural beauty are enjoyed up-close on the trail that runs along the north side of the Aletsch-Arena from the Riederalp to Fiescheralp. From the Moosfluh starting point, in gentle ups and downs, the route leads first to Uf de Setzu (although you can also climb to scenic Bettmerhorn and continue the hike from there). Via Roti Chumma you reach the fabled Märjelensee lake - from where you can conveniently cross beneath the Tälligrat in a lit tunnel - and on through Obers Tälli and Salzgeb you then reach the Fiescheralp following a gentle descent. A more scenic although more strenuous option is of course a direct crossing of the Tälligrat to the Fiescheralp...but the choice is yours!
Tour Overview
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The careful planning of a tour will ensure that you also derive the maximum pleasure and enjoyment from it. Please take the time to contact the local information centre and enquire about route and weather conditions before setting off. Your intended trail may be fully or partially closed, depending on the time of year and weather conditions.


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to depart, leave (from O Brother! Where art thou?)
The boy's ma not here. She dun runnoft.
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The condition of having left or abandoned someone or someplace, often abruptly, under difficult or unpleasant circumstances, and with the implication of not intending to come back. Colloquial misspelling of "ran off." The term is derived from the movie O Brother, Where Art Thou, in which an rather unlearned character wishes to convey to other characters that his wife left him but does not wish to say so aloud in front of his son.
Mrs. Hogwallop done r-u-n-n-o-f-t.
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