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Rebecca Reneau began as a Lecturer in Latin in the Department of Theology and Philosophy at Marian in 2007, and has continued in that position in the Department of Languages and Cultures. In addition to teaching at Marian, Rebecca also offers Latin courses for children, teens, and adults at Holy Rosary Parish in Indianapolis.
She has two Masters degrees: Latin and French received in 1985, and English and Teaching English as a Foreign Language obtained in 1987. She graduated with B.A., in 1977 in French, Latin, and Medieval and Renaissance Studies received from Ball State University. Other languages studied were classical Greek, German, Serbo-Croatian, Anglo-Saxon, and Turkish.
Previous teaching experience at Ball State, IUPUI, and the Université de Nancy, France. Where she had taught Latin, Classical Studies, and various English courses. Ecclesiastical Latin is her particular interest within the discipline of Latin, and she is currently at work on an ecclesiastical Latin textbook.
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Washington County, Oregon: The five-year growth rate (2008-13) for youth participation in the Washington County Cooperative Library Services (WCCLS) annual summer reading program has climbed to 28%; with a ten-year (2003-13) growth rate of 70%. A record 28,379 youth, ages 17 and under, participated in one of the fifteen WCCLS member libraries programs this year.
A high point of the WCCLS summer program is the results recorded by the Cornelius Public Library. The library has achieved an astounding five-year increase of 492%; with a ten-year growth rate of 171%.
According to Cornelius Library Director Karen Hill, the reason for the significant growth is the implementation of a Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant that underwrites a bilingual outreach intern. With resources to send an intern or staff to visit every classroom in the community, the grant allows the library to implement targeted outreach in the community. The intern and staff are able to invest time speaking with the kids about the summer program and incentives, individually, in small groups or through library tours. In classes where students are bilingual, program materials and information are presented in both Spanish and English. For the second year the library has been able to increase outreach to the two local Head Start programs and enroll the children onsite. The grant funding supplies staffing to provide critical return visits with weekly storytimes to these sites, thereby sustaining participation and increasing program completion rates.
WCCLS Youth Services Librarian, Rick Samuelson, believes, "this is a case of a library that has figured out how to serve a segment of the community that previously experienced difficulty in accessing the library and its services." For local libraries, it often comes down to man power and having sufficient resources to allow staff the time for return visits to schools and summer education programs to reinforce the importance and the joy of reading. With grant funding the Cornelius Public Library was able to emphasize a tailored program to overcome local community barriers. The extra effort they spent getting out into the community and connecting with schools to promote the program paid off.
WCCLS member libraries also offer a summer program for adults. The second annual WCCLS Adult Summer Reading program, Ground Breaking Reads, attracted 3,615 participants from among nine of the participating WCCLS member libraries. The highlight of this years' program was the standing room only crowd of 565 attendees for the special author event featuring Cheryl Strayed, local author of Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail.
Planning for the 2014 summer program has already begun. On December 16th WCCLS launches the 5th Annual Teen Art Contest for the WCCLS Teen Summer Reading Program. The 2014 Teen theme is Spark a Reaction (the general theme is science focused). Teens, ages 12-18, are encouraged to submit original artwork to their local library after the first of the year. Contest rules and information will be available on the wccls.org site on December 16.


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THE executors of the estate of the late Sandi Majali, an African National Congress benefactor, are asking the high court to set aside an arbitrator's decision to award ownership of a company to Mr Majali's former business partner.
Mr Majali was arrested in 2010 in connection with the removal of the two directors of Kalahari Resources and their replacement on the Companies and Intellectual Property Registration Office database with eight people, including himself. The charges were withdrawn after his death.
The South Gauteng High Court heard on Monday that Mr Majali and his company, Imvume Resources, had agreed to refer to arbitration a dispute with his former business partner, Lindani Mthwa, over the ownership of Siyanda Chrome Investments, valued at about R500m.
Mr Majali and Mr Mthwa both claimed to hold all the shares in the company, which owns 26% of the chromite recovery business at Union Mine, which is owned by Anglo American Platinum.
Mr Majali had undertaken to pay $460,000 in bribes to Iraqis for access to a United Nations programme that allowed Iraq to alleviate sanctions imposed on it by trading oil for food. He also paid $60,000 from money one of his companies earned from selling an oil deal to South Africa's Strategic Fuel Fund in dubious circumstances.
An arbitrator made an award in October 2010 that Mr Mthwa owned 100% of Siyanda Chrome Investments, without hearing representations from Mr Majali and Imvume. Mr Majali brought an application to set aside the award, but before it could be heard, he died in December 2010.
The South Gauteng High Court last year ordered that Mr Majali's son and wife — Philip Majali and Alice Majali — replace Mr Majali as applicants in the case in their capacity as the executors of his estate. The Majali family argued that it was entitled to dividends from Siyanda Chrome Investments, amounting to millions of rand.
Dumisa Ntsebeza SC, for the executors, told Judge Colin Lamont on Monday that section 33 of the Arbitration Act gave a court the power to set aside an arbitrary award when an arbitrator was found to have engaged in misconduct. A court could also intervene when an arbitrator had committed a gross irregularity, exceeded his powers, or an award had been improperly obtained, he said.
Mr Ntsebeza said a clause in the arbitration agreement stated that if either party failed, within the prescribed time, to present a case, an arbitrator could proceed and make an award.
He said no written notice was given by the arbitrator to Mr Majali to explain his absence from the proceedings, which was required. Mr Ntsebeza said the crux of the argument was that Mr Majali, the original applicant, was denied the right to address the arbitrator on the evidence against him. There was no record or indication of any kind that such notice was given and received by Mr Majali. "On these grounds alone, it is submitted that the proceedings must be set aside," Mr Ntsebeza said.
The evidence in the arbitration proceedings centred on Mr Majali, who was absent, he said.
"If the court had been faced with a similar situation, the court would have ordered that he be present," Mr Ntsebeza said.
He said the issue at the arbitration proceedings was whether Mr Majali said he owned 100% of Imvume, which owned 100% of Siyanda Chrome Investments.
"How do you conclude an arbitration when a central party has not been heard?" Mr Ntsebeza asked the court.
He said the courts "meticulously" enforced the requirement that parties should be notified timeously of steps taken against them, and that they should be given an opportunity to reply to the case against them, and of placing their versions before the court.
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Columbia, MD and Tysons Corner, VA (ASBC5) - - For the last four years, the Founders of The American Small Business Coalition have taken on the challenge of selecting from their membership, those individuals and/or companies who most closely "resemble" the criteria established for the seven awards presented during the organizations' birthday celebration. For the organization's Founders, Margaret and Guy Timberlake, that's typically not an easy thing to do.
The Annual Founders' Awards which are selected and presented by Margaret and Guy, are intentionally unique. "In a dynamic community like The American Small Business Coalition it's difficult to foresee all of the possible reasons why someone or some company should be recognized," says Chief Visionary Guy Timberlake. "In addition to the awards with set criteria, we decided to create awards for which Maggie and I could select an honoree based on traits we established six months ago or yesterday. This allows us to take into consideration additional factors such as contemporary issues."
Mission Essential Personnel, LLC is the recipient of the 2009 Founders' Award to be presented by Guy Timberlake.
In describing how Mission Essential Personnel and The ASBC first met, Guy explains, "It was early 2004 when The American Small Business Coalition first announced our commitment to supporting Industry in navigating the government sector and serving Government as a complimentary and complementary resource for identifying viable Industry Partners. We were approached by a government agency to assist in locating small businesses for an OCONUS requirement and at the time The ASBC had fewer than thirty Members. In keeping with our commitment, we went on a search for additional companies with the qualifications needed to support the effort."
Aegis Mission Essential Personnel a small fifteen person company based in Columbus, Ohio, was one of the companies found. On the way to a meeting with the Government in October 2004, would be the first time CEO Chad Monnin and Guy Timberlake would meet, but not the last. "A few months later we heard that Aegis Mission Essential Personnel had been awarded a very large contract by the Government. Shortly after that, we received a very nice letter from Chad confirming the achievement."
Mission Essential Personnel (which dropped the "Aegis" from its name last year) became a Member of The ASBC shortly before the meeting with the Government in 2004. Today, Mission Essential Personnel has over 4,000 employees with offices in five states and overseas and they have continued in their winning ways with other recent notable wins in the government sector. Additionally, Mission Essential Personnel is now reaching back to The ASBC to identify viable small businesses to support them as subcontractors and teaming partners.
"There are many analogies that exist related to being around winners. Our hope and our goal is that the "winning ways" of Chad and his team at Mission Essential Personnel is highly contagious and enduring within The ASBC Community," adds Guy.
If you would like to participate in acknowledging all of the Annual Member Award honorees, plan to join us on the evening of April 23, 2009 as The American Small Business Coalition applauds Mission Essential Personnel and the other honorees and celebrates five years of support to the government sector. You will be treated to an energy-filled cocktail networking reception with entertainment, a superb awards dinner and the "Freeze Frame" Photo Booth that will capture guest celebration memories in print and digitally.
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To say the Washington Capitals weathered a roller coaster of a season would be an incredible understatement. The Caps' streaky season ranged from the lowest of lows to the highest of highs. Only 22 games into the season, Washington's front office gave the word that fifth-year head coach Bruce Boudreau was to be shown the door. As Boudreau jetted across the country to take over the ailing Anaheim Ducks, few predicted that new coach and ex-Capital Dale Hunter would turn the team around.
The Hunter-led Capitals limped through the season at times while the players tried to get acclimated to their new coach. As the regular season dwindled, it looked as if the Capitals were out of the Eastern Conference playoff picture. However, with the season on the line, Hunter's Capitals pulled out five wins in their final seven games.
The 2011-12 Capitals were a different breed than the Capitals teams of previous seasons. The '11-12 season marked the first in which the Caps did not break 100 points since the 2007-08 season. Instead of dominating the regular season only to fall short in the playoffs as they have in recent years, Washington flew under the radar, sneaked into the playoffs and upset the defending world champion Boston Bruins in the first round.
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Q: What can be done about ferrets that bite for attention when the normal scruff-and-drag methods don't work? My ferret Ellie is deaf, so making the distressed ferret sounds don't work either. She's not a fear-biter and doesn't bite out of spite, just for attention. She bites when we don't give her our undivided attention quickly enough to suit her needs. She'll paw our legs the way we train all of our ferrets to do when they want up, but with her if up doesn't come quickly enough you can expect to be wearing an Ellie anklet. We've come to accept that Ellie will be Ellie, and we love our fluffy, white demon-ferret regardless of our fang-marked ankles and wrists. Is there any way to reduce the biting?
A: Most animals repeat a behavior because it works for them. Your ferret Ellie has learned that when she bites, she gets you to do what she wants.
You don't say what you do when she bites, by my guess is that you pick her up. I know it is difficult to ignore a ferret attached to your leg, but the only way to get her to stop is to ignore her. Only pick her up when she is pawing even if this happens after she bites.
I suggest jeans, boots, thick socks, etc. in order to help ignore her.
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with the stock at 52-week-highs the slight sales beat might not be enough to keep the momentum intact - would expect some downgrades on valuation tomorrow.
Since my appreciation PBY was below for .02 but I couldn´t find the expectation for the whole year, any of you got the info? or perhaps until tomorrow they will give the data.


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COLUMBIA — Freshman left-hander Jack Wynkoop hurled 51/3 scoreless innings in his first career start and No. 7 South Carolina scored three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to break a scoreless tie in a 5-2 win over Furman on Tuesday afternoon at Carolina Stadium.
Wynkoop (1-0) scattered five hits with no walks while striking out two for the Gamecocks (6-1). Evan Beal was also effective in relief with 22/3 perfect innings with three strikeouts. Tyler Webb pitched a scoreless inning with two strikeouts to pick up his third save of the season.
In the fifth, USC scored two runs on a bases-loaded throwing error, then made it 3-0 on an RBI single by Grayson Greiner.
The Gamecocks added another run in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by Graham Saiko, and another in the seventh on an RBI triple by T.J. Costen.
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Max Shrock and Chase Vergason had two hits apiece to lead the Gamecocks, who are at Clemson on Friday.
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Leaving Behind An Old Scandal, Lord Montagu Makes His Ancestral Home One of Britain's Top Tourist Draws
The hoopla surrounding the show is already prompting Lord Montagu to rub his hands in anticipation of clanking turnstiles at Beaulieu (pronounced Bewly), his magnificent 8,000-acre estate in the picturebook Hampshire countryside. "I've been talking to Carter about this for more than seven years," says Montagu of National Gallery Director J. Carter Brown. He hopes the cultural promotion will spur Americans visiting England "to spend one more day and see one of these houses"—especially one of the so-called "Magnificent Seven," which include Beaulieu, Blenheim Palace and Woburn Abbey. (The group was organized 11 years ago to promote seven of Britain's most famous stately homes.) "We hogged the publicity," chuckles Montagu of the owners' appearance at the National Gallery's opening.
Montagu, unlike other land-poor nobility saddled with white elephants, has little to worry about. In addition to the 80-room Palace House and gardens, Beaulieu boasts on its grounds the ruins of a 13th-century Cistercian abbey, a maritime museum and the National Motor Museum (with 250 classic automobiles). Last year Beaulieu drew more than half a million visitors and took in more than $4 million. In addition to his activities at Beaulieu, Montagu also serves as Chairman of England's Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission.
Montagu's achievement is all the more astounding in view of the fact that 32 years ago he was the central figure in what has been called Britain's most sensational homosexual scandal since the trial of Oscar Wilde in 1895. On March 24,1954, the then 27-year-old Montagu, dubbed "the Empire's most eligible bachelor," a member of the House of Lords and one of Princess Margaret's escorts, stood before a judge at Hampshire Assizes in Winchester. He had been arrested four months earlier at Heathrow airport as he returned from visiting his sister in Texas. An all male jury listened to charges that Montagu and two co-defendants had "incited" two Royal Air Force enlisted men to "commit unnatural and indecent acts" at a party at Montagu's beach house. As his mother, Alice, watched, Montagu swayed only slightly as the guilty verdict was announced. "I am dealing with you in the most lenient way I possibly can," the judge told Montagu as he sentenced him to a year in jail.
Few would have predicted such an ignominious fate for the young lord, who had become the third Baron Montagu of Beaulieu at the age of 2½, when his father died following a prostate operation. Montagu's idyllic childhood had been spent on "tennis, sailing, rushing around the gardens," as well as handing out prizes at regattas and local plowing competitions (beginning at 4½). After requisite schooling at Eton and a stint in the Grenadier Guards, he enrolled at Oxford only to drop out two years later for a public relations job in London. But even while he was a highly visible member of the Princess Margaret set, there were rumors afoot. His engagement (later broken) to a 21-year-old socialite was reported by British tabloids to have "surprised" friends—a Fleet St. euphemism trumpeted when closet homosexuals announce marriage plans.
Sitting in the library of the seven-bedroom apartment in Beaulieu's Palace House, which he shares with his second wife, Fiona, Montagu talked about his trial and imprisonment, subjects on which previously he had never spoken publicly. "It was much more dignified to say nothing," he explains. "The whole thing was witch hunting, a big nonsense, England in one of its periodic fits of morality. Let's just put it that I pleaded 'not guilty.' " Within six months after his trial, he points out, the government created the Wolfenden Committee to review the law on homosexual offenses. The committee's recommendation—that homosexual behavior between consenting adults no longer be treated as a criminal offense—was not implemented until 1967. "It's comforting that some good came out of it," says Montagu.
Still, the time he spent in Yorkshire's Wakefield Prison (he was released four and a half months early for good behavior) was devastating. "Being brought down to rock bottom and made to look at oneself objectively is a good thing," he says today. "I still have nightmares about it, but you can't let it overwhelm you. I could've gone off and hid myself on a desert island, but I had to come back and show it didn't matter. I returned to Beaulieu and, by plodding on with things, became a credible person again. On the whole, people were good," reflects Montagu. "It was a wonderful opportunity to determine who your friends are. There were the so-called social slights, and one just turned the other cheek."
While in prison Montagu had concentrated his thoughts on his ancestral acres, studying textbooks on estate management and farming. "I had nothing else I could do," he reflects. "If this hadn't happened, Beaulieu wouldn't be what it is today." He had already conceived of a motor museum to attract tourists as a financial stopgap to defray Beaulieu's enormous expenses. It would be a tribute as well to his father, a pioneer of motoring who is credited with introducing Rolls and Royce. Upon his release Montagu threw himself into building up the motor museum, which he had initiated two years earlier by parking five antique cars in Beaulieu's entrance hall. "We thought the whole house would burn up," his mother says.
Montagu's life slowly returned to normal, and in 1959 he married Belinda Crossley, an army captain's daughter. The couple had two children and the scandal receded into the background. "We weren't aware of it for a long time," says his son Ralph, now 24. Daughter Mary, 21, says that gradual awareness made her "sympathetic toward homosexuals," and proud of her father. "I admire the way he's battled through," she says. "He's so brave."
Montagu and Belinda were divorced in 1974. He and present wife Fiona, a Rhodesia-born former film production assistant 18 years his junior, have a 10-year-old son, Jonathan. "I don't travel with him because he moves so fast," Fiona says affectionately of her nail-biting husband, who shuttles between London, Beaulieu and his four-bedroom beach house on the English Channel. He still jogs, shoots, water-skis and sails his 34-foot yacht. "He gets through life with brute force," Fiona adds. "People will look back and say he was a great man, and great men have great faults. For me, he's a fascinating person."
But it was Montagu's mother, now 91, who watched with the greatest satisfaction as her son played host to the Prince of Wales at a ceremony at Beaulieu last year. At the time of the scandal, she recalls, one prominent person "summoned me to say that Edward was rotten to the core and would never be any good at anything. That turned out to be so utterly wrong."
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One of the most eagerly anticipated smartphones for the last three months of the year is the Sony i1 Honami; less than two weeks ago, a teaser was discovered on an online forum that seemed to indicate a September 4th introduction for the phone. That now has been confirmed by a published report that states that Sony's new flagship Android handset will see the light of day on September 4th in Berlin...
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1. mottykels (Posts: 383; Member since: 15 May 2013)
4th of September will be an exciting day, honami and note 3 ;)
16. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Bad date Sony.
Honami will be blown away by the beast on the same day. Sorry but that's the reality.
24. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
The problem for Sony is their limited distribution model in the U.S. Working on only AT&T (and limited T-Mo) cuts out a significant part of the U.S. market. Sammy hasn't made that mistake.
30. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
On September 4th, you will wake up from the dream and realize that your beloved Note 3 is not good enough to beat Honami.
34. Daftama (Posts: 619; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Thats the sad part as much as I want N3 to be the beast that it should it will disappoint us because we expect more oh well Sony advance your u s market to vzw n sprint
33. GTR722 (Posts: 261; Member since: 20 Oct 2012)
You mean the plastic - fake benchsmarks - beast ??
38. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
You know exactly what I mean.
Fake benchmarks - beast?
Go and ask millions of them who have bought this beast. And also when you will wake on September 5th you'd realize that this was the stupidest comment you had ever made.
48. pwnarena (Posts: 1129; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
there're people who've already bought it? i thought it's not released yet.
51. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Note 2 mate.
52. ashdch99 (Posts: 14; Member since: 15 Aug 2013)
said by a sh*ttysung fan.....
55. XperiaFanZone (Posts: 2110; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
"Honami will be blown away by the beast on the same day."
Honami IS the beast.
56. XperiaFanZone (Posts: 2110; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
It's silly to compare a phone with a phablet, two completely different devices. That's like saying, the Note 2 will be blown away by a Nexus 10.
58. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
hahaha are you telling me that?
Go and check Xperia Ultra which doesn't even come in phone, phablet or tablet categories lolzz
2. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
I am more interested in honami mini, and gnote3.
3. XPERIA-KNIGHT (unregistered)
The honami mini is the phone I would gladly pay $600 for!
6. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10453; Member since: 14 May 2012)
$600 for that phone? Sorry but it should be priced at $550 max.
15. cdgm2509 (Posts: 30; Member since: 29 Mar 2013)
aditya.k don't even try to start a discussion with this troll.. on every single Sony article I've read this guy says something negative against Sony.. so really just ignore him and cross our fingers and hope he shuts the f up once the phone is released.
4. skuld (Posts: 44; Member since: 10 Jan 2013)
Sony i1 Honami is the flagship of all flagships!
5. Mube1 (Posts: 153; Member since: 22 Sep 2011)
Note 3 or honami i1 very confused :-o
11. Pancoon (Posts: 42; Member since: 05 Jul 2013)
The note 3 is said to unveiled by samsung on September 4 and the sony honami on September 4 as well.
7. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10453; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Sony is making a mistake releasing it the same day as the Note III... If they really wanted attention to the phone, they could have announced it a few days before or after the revealing of the new Note. Just saying...
8. aditya.k (Posts: 493; Member since: 10 Mar 2013)
They will get all thattention they need! :)
14. pyradark (Posts: 852; Member since: 10 Jun 2012)
Even s4 didnt make an impact, same as note 3!!!
21. maccess (Posts: 742; Member since: 16 Jan 2013)
20 million in 2 months wasn't an impact for sure!!
31. keylimejelly (banned) (Posts: 22; Member since: 16 Aug 2013)
its not about sales its about best
in review comparison honami.will surely beat note 3 and this is real success for honami
41. iushnt (Posts: 1677; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
as if s4 is loosing in review and comparisons..
57. HouTexan (Posts: 439; Member since: 08 Jan 2012)
He said s4 didn't make an impact. That is a dumb comment.
19. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Sept 4th is the press conference
36. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
I think Sony didn't make any mistake at all, because on the same day everyone in the world can realize
that the only thing that really better in Note 3 in comparison with Honami is $ 40 Wacom stylus.
42. iushnt (Posts: 1677; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
and still note 3 will be more successful
44. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
I doubt it will happen because until this day S3 / 4 and Iphone 5 proves that phones with reasonable size is much more successful than any phablets.
You'd better keep dreaming if you do not want to accept the bitter truth when Honami, Iphone 5S, G2 or even a mini Honami far more successful than your beloved in Note 3.
49. maccess (Posts: 742; Member since: 16 Jan 2013)
oh yeah?? but as far as i know nothing from xperia line can even sold as much as the note 2.. off course it didn't sell as much as s3. but the note 1 and 2 still outsell any xperia phone combine from 2011 till now..
53. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
According to wikipedia more than 8 million Note 2 have been sold in 2012 and Note 1 had no enter the ranks of best-selling phone in the year 2011/2012.
While Sony sold 33 million in 2011 and 81.9 million mobile phones in 2012.
So what are you saying that "note 1 and note 2 outsell any Xperia phone combine from 2011 till now" is a big lie.
Lets forget the past this year Sony in a much better state, increasing market share, in just 40 days Xperia Z sold 4.6 units, and in Japan Xperia A outselling S4 by 2:1.
54. yudi.nemesis (Posts: 1127; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
And before you continue your b**ls**t about sales in the past.
Let's wait until the year 2013 passed and we will see which the phones are more successful in the market Honami or Note 3.
9. GeekMovement (Posts: 2156; Member since: 09 Sep 2011)
I hope the rest of the specs on the Honami is killer like 3gb ram, a nice screen, and a great battery.
and i hope it comes to the states.
12. nnjerzy (Posts: 120; Member since: 19 Jun 2013)
Who wants the note 3 when the honami has arrived im on board
13. zachattack (Posts: 621; Member since: 31 Jul 2013)
Honestly lets not kid ourselves, the note 3 won't break any records. Sony is more interesting than Samsung so power to them. F you samsung, your phones bore me. Then again Sony doesn't pump muh nads much either.
17. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
Nexus 5 is the big one for me. Let's hope it doesn't disappoint. I actually wouldn't mind if Sony made it.
32. vincelongman (Posts: 4408; Member since: 10 Feb 2013)
Nexus 5 or Oppo Find 7 for me (student). Probably the Nexus 5 because it will be cheaper.
45. Trex95 (Posts: 900; Member since: 03 Mar 2013)
Nexus it's the god father of all Android devices.
18. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
Finally now i can buy my HONAMI. good thing i skipped the XPERIA Z still a HARD CORE PHONE too
20. sharks (Posts: 236; Member since: 16 Feb 2013)
I can't wait!!!!!!!!
23. fanboy1974 (Posts: 1345; Member since: 12 Nov 2011)
I think all the Android OEM's got smart this time around. Release/announce before Apple can even strike. Tim Cook better realize that their entire formula is so predictable.
25. keylimejelly (banned) (Posts: 22; Member since: 16 Aug 2013)
this is a 2nd year for SONY and so far they have done a great job and they are improving
in my country xperia m is already getting a huge attention because of its low price
26. Avenger337 (Posts: 81; Member since: 14 Apr 2013)
I liked.
27. Pancoon (Posts: 42; Member since: 05 Jul 2013)
Prepare you wallets people ;)
28. keylimejelly (banned) (Posts: 22; Member since: 16 Aug 2013)
RickyD on esato has been told that
Honami is better than Lumia 1020 for imaging
his source is a photographic artist who works for.sony mobile in china and has used and.seen.honami
check RickyD's comment-----
29. Finest (Posts: 90; Member since: 16 Aug 2013)
Japanese is more innovative than koreans. Take automotives as an example Hyundai sucks while.Toyota Honda and Nissan Rocks! And Mitsubishi as well.
40. BooBooooooo (Posts: 56; Member since: 07 Aug 2013)
in the phone market there is no difference between them haha
43. iushnt (Posts: 1677; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
but not in the case of Samsung. Samsung is Samsung..
35. jaisix (Posts: 13; Member since: 18 Aug 2013)
It will blow all others
37. siluro (Posts: 46; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
While I'm looking forward to the performance of the camera, lets not forget the last time Sony came out with the Xperia Z and 13mp sensor that under performed.
While I really hope this new camera will be a huge success I would also like to see them fix a few of the flaws from the Xperia Z, mainly better screen (view angles, colors), better speakers (external speaker and also call quality improvement), and personally I don't care for all the flappy ports but I can forgive that if the other issues are remedied.
Do that Sony, and bring a version to the US that will allow me 3G/HSPA on Tmo and you have my $650 (not more).
39. BooBooooooo (Posts: 56; Member since: 07 Aug 2013)
Sonny makes devices well but their marketing and pricing are terrible
46. ngyixian96 (Posts: 91; Member since: 05 Feb 2012)
Experience the best of SONY in a smartphone
47. bugsbunny00 (Posts: 2053; Member since: 07 Jun 2013)
its gonna be a good day...
50. meeaaoon (Posts: 25; Member since: 02 Oct 2012)
I've been waiting for honami for a long time but looking at its leak pictures it seems like it is bigger than Xperia z which already is bigger for 5 inch phone compared to S4 and G2.
Sony make it right this time please.... :(


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Air Force Staff Sgt. Nicole Mickles three daughters miss their father.
Tech Sgt. Denoris Mickle deployed to Afghanistan five months ago and isnt expected to return until May.
The family uses tools such as FaceTime almost daily to create the illusion that theyre all in the same room as the girls, ages 5, 4 and 1, dance and play peek-a-boo with their father.
Mickle said her oldest daughter especially loves to practice reading her favorite books during their time together. However, electronic messages and brief phone calls only go so far to soothe the stinging absence of a parents embrace and a goodnight kiss.
Mickle said her daughters learned to be resilient while coping with the sacrifices military families make.
Amid Easter celebrations and the playful freedom of spring break, April also is the Month of the Military Child, a special time for communities to acknowledge these and other challenges children face alongside their parents in the armed forces.
(The girls) seem to be really good about falling into a routine when one of us is gone, but when were out somewhere or doing things like sports, theyll say, We miss daddy, or, We wish daddy was here.
Talking about when he gets back and making plans for all the things were going to do gives them something to look forward to instead of dwelling on the pain of the moment, Mickle said.
With her husband overseas, Mickle said she has to wear many hats, including balancing the roles of nurturer and authoritarian. She said military children also take on extra responsibilities while their parents are deployed, developing skills that often make them more mature than their peers. She said shes also noticed that moving from place to place has helped her daughters develop social skills.
I think moving around has actually made it easier on them because they can go into any situation and make friends and become accustomed to it, Mickle said of her daughters.
Air Force Master Sgt. Ricky Smith of Joint Base Charlestons 628th Force Support Squadrons Airman and Family Readiness Center said military children are burdened with moves every 2.9 years on average, and the instability that comes with them, such as new schools, new friends and, if living overseas, new cultures and language barriers.
Military children also deal with parents frequent deployments to war zones and long hours away from home. Technology has helped a great deal in communicating across great distances, but the anxiety and loneliness of being separated is still there, Smith said in an email.
He said the Month of the Military Child helps children cope by appreciating their service.
Joint Base Charleston plans to treat children to several events throughout the month, including patriotic parades, carnivals and movie nights on base.
Month of the Military Child increases awareness to the local community who may not be aware or think about the sacrifices a military child makes, Smith said.
Like the Mickles, many military families bond through reading while separated by deployment.
National nonprofit Blue Star Families is celebrating the Month of the Military Child through an essay contest for children to discuss their favorite books to read with their parents.
The organization also promotes literacy by donating books to military children nationwide through its program Books on Bases.
Reading is an expressive method for (military children). It allows the kids to read stories about other kids that are going through things and see that its OK. It also gives them a way to interact with their parents and spend productive family time that way, said Blue Star Families spokeswoman AnnaMaria White.
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Known as Dyrrhachium, the city was already an important port in Roman times, and served as a launchpad for fifth-century Visigoth attacks on Italy; it also served as Albania's capital for a short time after independence. Evidence survives from the city's Roman heyday: a forum and amphitheatre sit just off opposite ends of the main square, Sheshi i Lirisë, with the latter the largest such construction in the Balkans. In between stands an elegant mosque. You can then either follow the old castle wall or cobblestoned Tregëtare downhill to the seafront promenade; a ten-minute stroll will bring you to the enjoyable Archeological Museum.


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Cloth Diapers, One Month Later.Casey Mullins
Just over a month ago I made the big switch to cloth diapers. There has certainly been a learning curve and a few unseen snafus, but for the most part? I'm really happy with them. I've been using BumGenius 4.0 (pocket) diapers with the microfiber inserts and just started using Flip diapers last week, alternating between the organic cotton inserts or the the disposable inserts when we're out in public and poop hasn't happened for the day.
Yeah, I'll admit it, I'm a little high-maintenance when it comes to poop in cloth diapers. You betcha I'm going to make the process as easy on myself as possible. The Flip disposable inserts is one of the two poop-ease methods I employ.
The second poop-ease method are flushable diaper liners. You know those flushable wipes they give you in the hospital for *ehem* personal care? They're very similar to those. They don't keep the underlying diaper spotless but they contain the major stuff really well. I'll use one flushable moist wipe (a staple when you have a smaller potty-trained child around) to get a majority of the gook and then finish up with flannel wipes. Once she's all fresh and clean, I dump the liner and the wipe into the toilet never to be seen or smelled again and put the diaper in the pail. You can reuse the liners once or twice if they were never actually pooped on by washing them with your diapers and air drying them.
Another benefit to the Flip diapers that I'm discovering is that they are much more trim than the pocket diapers. Regular pants don't fit chubby babies in cloth diapers. You know that scene in A Christmas Story where the little kid is in the wool snowsuit unable to move any of his limbs? Yeah, that's Vivi in a cloth diaper in regular pants. Not a huge deal, she'll just have to wear very stretchy pants for a few more months. I know I wouldn't hate it if I never had to wear jeans again. (She actually went up a size even in stretchy pants upon switching to cloth … just something to be aware of.)
The last issue I've run into is the dreaded smell. The adjective that best describes it? Barnyard. I never thought people would have more opinions on how to clean cloth diapers than they do on pregnancy, birthing and breastfeeding COMBINED. You're going to have to do a little research, find out what it is that's making the smell linger in your situation and find the best way to fix it. Special thanks to my friend Heather over at Home Ec 101 for teaching me the science behind laundry … it has made all the difference. (My issue is super hard water and an HE washing machine. A cold wash cycle to remove residual protein, followed with a hot, heavy duty cycle with liquid detergent (ECOS) with a half cup of Borax followed with an extra rinse seems to be working for me so far. I had to spend an entire day stripping my diapers with hot wash cycles and Borax, the amount of detergent they had stored up was shocking considering I don't use much at all.)
I feel like after such an intense and unsuccessful breastfeeding attempt, being able to figure out the finer points of cloth diapering is sort of healing over the disappointment of breastfeeding not working out. That may sound dumb to some of you, but it makes perfect sense to me.
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In vigorous fashion Dr. Winfred Overholser, nationally known superintendent of St. Elizabeths mental hospital, has expressed his opposition to the proposal that it be transferred from the federal government to the District of Columbia for use as a master hospital and welfare center. He said: "I have no enthusiasm, personally, over seeing the hospital transferred to the District as an omnium gatherum, hodge podge bedlam for various city institutions. It would cost the hospital its reputation as a nationally recognized teaching and research institution. It would be a return to the Middle Ages. A calamity." He pointed to slashes in health department budgets and cited the psychiatric ward at Gallinger Municipal Hospital to illustrate what would happen to St. Elizabeths under municipal direction. "An elevator shaft was built years ago when the
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We are in full Valentine's mode in our class. I have the heart manipulatives out and we are going to town on the Valentine's craftivities! I have been snapping pictures this week of some of the "love day" activities that we have been doing. When the kids finish their seat work, they can pick a manipulative or center off of the shelf to work on with a friend or independently. Here are some of the goodies...
Here is one of my students matching the CVC word to the picture. They also can be used for matching the rhyming words. This activity is in my Valentine's Day Center Pack.
I found these heart dice in the dollar bin at Target. The students roll the dice and add the numbers!
For this activity the students matched the 20 frame with the correct number.
This is a Valentine's 20 Frame Center that I made for the students to choose a number card, and they placed that many objects into the 20 frames.
I made these felt hearts last year with felt and puffy paint. The students match the dots with the number.
Our Valentine's Robots turned out so cute! The hearts say, "I like you a bot!"
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With a nearly $4.3 billion operating budget, Pennsylvania State University has the financial capacity to absorb the $60 million fine assessed by the NCAA over five years without devastation, experts say.
And that's even with Penn State president Rodney Erickson's assurances that no tuition or tax dollars would be used to cover the penalty handed down Monday as punishment for the university's failure to act on allegations of child sex abuse by its former assistant football coach.
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KCR threatens to do a Tahrir Square in Hyderabad
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Published: 27th February 2011 08:28 AM
Last Updated: 16th May 2012 08:06 PM
HYDERABAD: Around one million Telangana people will besiege Hyderabad on March 10 and stay put till the Centre announces a T state, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) president K Chandrasekhar Rao has said.
Addressing employees of the Intermediate Board, who have been participating in the non-cooperation movement, at the Board office here today,
the TRS chief said on March 10, the city would reverberate with 'Jai Telangana' slogans by one million people who would reach here from across Telangana and would not go back till the Central government made a statement on the Telangana issue in the Parliament.
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh would act as per the wishes of UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi. She had the remote control and this was proved in the Lok Sabha when the TRS and NDA members stalled the proceedings in the
House on T issue, the TRS chief said.
"When Opposition leader Sushma Swaraj cornered the Prime Minister on the T issue by explaining that four lakh government employees were
not attending duties as part of their non-cooperation movement, the Prime Minister did not speak a single word on the T issue," the TRS chief alleged.
"We want to demonstrate people's wish to the UPA chairperson. So we decided to lay siege to Hyderabad," he said. Telangana people
would not get justice in United Andhra Pradesh. "All the problems of T will be
solved only in a separate Tstate," Rao declared.
The TRS would give one special increment to all government employees once the T-state was formed, which would be a Telangana increment,
he added.
TTDPF convenor Nagam Janardhan Reddy, BJP state president G Kishan Reddy , TJAC chairman Prof M Kodandaram. CPI ML(New Democracy)
leader Sandhya and several others addressed the meeting.
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Paved Stones PDF is a 6 page PDF file full of computer generated images to show you how to make your own Paved Stones (a 60 inch quilt!)
This pattern is geared for beginners. So even if you have never made a quilt in your life, you could easily make this one! Advanced quilters could easily make this in an afternoon.
Pattern comes with a layout coloring page, so you can color in the layout of the fabrics you have chosen to make your quilt.


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Fall weather rushed into Kentucky this weekend. My son had a soccer game Saturday afternoon. When we got to the field the temp was in the upper 70s. A few minutes later, the wind started to blow hard and cold. Before the game was over it felt more like November than the first of October.
Speaking of November, I decided to try out a few Thanksgiving recipes on Sunday. I'll be passing those on to you in the coming weeks.
Now to the menu. As usual, you get 6 dinners and 1 dessert. Serving suggestions are included on the recipes in bold and on the grocery list in curly brackets {}.
- Southwest Steak and Cornbread Dressing in the Slow Cooker
- Pepper Patch Pasta with Grilled Chicken
- Lentil Tacos
- Vietnam Fried Rice
- Swiss and Bacon Quiche
- Stromboli
- Apple Brownies
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This menu is part of Menu Plan Monday at orgjunkie.com. You'll find lots of menu inspiration there.
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Hilary Duff, grabbing food with boyfriend Joel Madden and his mom at the Arizona Pizza Company in Leonardtown, Md. The actress signed autographs between bites of pasta and pizza but politely refused to pose for photos.
Patricia Arquette, gushing about her "perfect" Venice wedding at the Monte Carlo TV Festival. "It was incredible from the first second," she told us about her nuptials to new husband Thomas Jane. "It felt so right, and so easy. Our whole life is a honeymoon."
Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Richie, snapping pictures of each other with a digital camera at the grand opening of Social Hollywood. Also making the scene at the L.A. club: Charlize Theron, Jamie Foxx and Ivanka Trump, who got on the dance floor for Usher's "Yeah!"
Jessica Alba, snuggling with boyfriend Cash Warren (who wore a T-shirt that read "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget") at L.A. hot spot Hyde.
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Owen Wilson, making the rounds at the Tropicana Bar in Hollywood. The Me, You and Dupree star hung out with record honcho Jimmy Iovine and left with a CD in his hand. Wilson's Dupree costar Kate Hudson was also there having a girls' night out with pals.
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The Salvation Army is beginning its seventh Santa Fund event. The Santa Fund is a joint partnership between the Salvation Army and the Williamsport Sun-Gazette to raise awareness of the needs within the community.
Letters to Santa, written by Salvation Army employees, will be featured daily from the week of Thanksgiving until Christmas in the Lifestyle section.
Letter writers will include Captain Debbie Engle, co-commanding officer of the Salvation Army; Tony Perrotta, public relations and program and fund development director; and Amy McGovern, social services supervisor. It also is the hope of the Salvation Army that a few of the stories will be written by volunteers of the organization.
This is the second year the letters will be published in the Sun-Gazette. They feature stories of local families, with the names changed to protect their identity. The letters also feature personal thoughts and experiences from the writers.
Perrotta said last year's Santa Fund was very well received and provided awareness of programs and services offered by the Salvation Army.
"Funds raised from last year's event totaled $1,312," Perrotta said. "Less than previous years, but the impact with the Santa Fund stories cannot be measured by dollars alone. The stories presented have made a positive impact."
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|Captain Debbie's story
|Dear Santa,
|I woke up this morning with great excitement on my heart! This morning we will start rehearsing our Christmas musical at church with the kids and adults and it's also the day to set up and decorate the trees at the Lycoming Mall for the Festival of Trees.
|While these activities will bring much fun and enjoyment to us, I also have a heavy burden on my heart for those who aren't feeling much joy this time of year. Many are the anxieties that are on the minds of those in our community.
|Food stamps have been cut. Health care has changed drastically and remains uncertain. People have had hours cut back on their jobs or have been let go due to a strained economy. Maybe they just haven't been able to find a job at all. Santa, we at The Salvation Army have made a commitment to do our best to be a beacon of hope to those who are down-hearted and in despair.
|My husband reminded us just recently at a meeting with the words from this song by American songwriter and composer Meredith Willson:
|"Could you love the unloved, never reckoning the cost
|Giving them comfort and care?
|Could you seek the unloved, in the legion of the lost,
|Sharing their grief and despair?
|That's the creed of an Army, a God-fearing Army,
|With banners and bonnets they come.
|Yes, to love the unloved in the spirit of the Lord,
|Marching with trumpet and drum,
|With banners and bonnets they come!"
|Santa, I pray we will see people the way God sees them and we can continue this season to show them His love, mercy and compassion that will bring them the assurance they need.
|You're such a good listener Santa ... I look forward to talking to you again soon!
|Your friend,
|Captain Debbie
|Please help by giving generously to the Sun-Gazette and the Salvation Army Santa Fund.
|You can help make this a brighter holiday season for local families by making a contribution in person to any branch of M&T Bank or by mail to M&T Bank at 405 River Ave.; at the Salvation Army, 457 Market St.; or the Sun-Gazette office, 252 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, PA 17701.
|The Santa Fund is a fundraiser organized by the Sun-Gazette and the Salvation Army to help local families in need.
An account was created at M&T Bank to help collect the funds. Donations may be dropped off or mailed into the following locations: M&T Bank, 405 River Ave.; Salvation Army, 457 Market St.; or the Williamsport Sun-Gazette office, 252 W. Fourth St., Williamsport, PA 17701.
Money raised through the Santa Fund helps to provide families in need with a Christmas dinner and clothes and toys to children ages 12 and younger.
"Our primary motivation and hopes for the upcoming Santa Fund stories will be continued awareness of programs and services provided by the Salvation Army to those in need within our community, as well as providing much needed financial support," Perrotta said.
In the past six years, more than $20,000 has been raised through the Santa Fund for the Salvation Army, according to Perrotta.
Santa Fund is just one of the many fundraising activities offered by the Salvation Army. It also operates two thrift stores, one in Newberry and one in Pennsdale. Also, this time of year brings the bell ringing Red Kettle drive to many locations throughout the county.
For more information, visit www.salvationarmywilliamsport.org or search Salvation Army in Williamsport on Facebook.


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that it has Super Smash Brothers Brawl =P
Everyone who has a wii has to admit that there the best darn thing on the planet!!!
But what is your favourite thing about it?
Is it its movement based controller or the games?
I want to know what your favourite thing about the wii is !!!
that it has Super Smash Brothers Brawl =P
Signature made by me ^_^
My Wii Games: Medal of Honor: Heroes 2, Super Mario Galaxy, Wii Sports, Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, Excite Truck, Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, Mario Strikers Charged
Other Games I Know I'm Getting Soon:
Super Smash Brothers Brawl (PRE-ORDERED THIS ONE!)
I wouldn't call it the best thing on the planet the third party support needs to be stepped up otherwise Nintendo are in danger of repeating previous efforts.
The controls and sleekness of the console have to be the best thing. Especially when the controls are done right i.e mario galaxy and metroid prime 3.
The thing which is letting down the Wii is the lack of quality titles and the length of time between each release,
It wouldn't do no harm in releasing more Adult themed titles.
Besides how much longer can you milk and produce remakes and crappy collaborations of mini games,
Nintendo new new i.p's and better third party support fast otherwise the novelty which is the Wii will not last.
The innovative non-six-axis-rush-idea-for-sales-against-the-wii motion sensing.
With much love, 261311.
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Innovation of the motion controls to enhance the gameplay experience.
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Twilight Princess. And the prospect of playing an even-better Zelda game in the future, one specifically designed for the Wii.
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Ditto!!! It's what sets it apart from other game consoles.Originally Posted by Pantalaimn
I love the fact that it has it's own browser that fits perfectly for the Wii with having the controller as the mouse and being able to use a USB keyboard just makes it better.
Old Signature"I don't mean to seem like I care about material things, like a social status."
It plays Nintendo games. I'ld be damned if I wasn't able to play Galaxy, Metroid Prime 3, Super Smash Bros Brawl, and Fire Emblem 10. Hell, I wanted a Gamecube just for SSBM and only then did I find other games of interest.
Now playing: Phoenix Wright, Picross
Wishlist: No More Heroes, SSBB, Disaster: DOC, Fire Emblem DS, Tales of Symphonia 2
UGa football (11-2): Sugar Bowl Champs
The exclusive games.
Its why I got it to compliment my 360. So I could play games on the Wii that you cant play anywhere else.
Currently playing: Super Swing Golf Season 2
Games Owned: Super Mario Galaxy, Super Swing Golf Season 2, Wii Sports, Wii Play, Zelda Twilight Princess, Trauma Center New Blood, Harry Potter OOTP, Zak & Wiki, Metroid Prime 3, Big Brain Academy, Battalion Wars 2
VC Games Owned: Punch Out, Legend of Zelda, SMB 3, Super Mario World, Super Metroid


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Stp-Cast 01-31-12
112:38 minutes Stp-Cast 01-31-12
Steve the Producer, Mono Nick, Topshelf and The Rev talk about having 7 people in studio. We have Tony F'in Mitchell, his wife Bri and Cliff. We talk about getting tattoos. STP talks about his new puppy peeing on him. STP talks about being an adult bird owner. We play a bunch of different versions of Rocky from Intervention. We read the emails and texts and play the voicemails.
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Laramie Project auditions slated
WINCHESTER, Va. - Selah Theatre Project will host auditions for The Laramie Project from 7 to 9 p.m. April 21. Auditions will be held at The Shenandoah Arts Council, 118 S. Loudoun St., Winchester.
For more information, call 540-539-0682 or visit www.selahtheatreproject.org.
'Hairspray' auditions planned
MARTINSBURG The Apollo Theatre will hold auditions for its production of "Hairspray" April 21 to 23. Production dates are Sept. 7 to 16.
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Born and raised in Cambridge, Ohio, Dr. Julie A. Corbin grew to love northeastern Ohio through her years of undergraduate studies at John Carroll University where she graduated cum laude with a dual biology and chemistry degree. She went on to earn her dental degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry, graduating cum laude. Following graduation, Dr. Corbin was accepted as one of three teaching interns at Ohio State's Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department. During this year long program, Dr. Corbin gained experience with advanced oral surgery procedures. Dr. Corbin has been proudly providing general dental services to her patients ever since and loves being part of the team at Whispering Pines Dental.
Dr. Corbin is married to her husband Joe, a software engineer. They reside in Lakewood with their two great danes, Bella and Hunter, who were adopted from Harlequin Haven Great Dane Rescue. They also have an African Grey Parrot named Dewey and a Cape Parrot named Roscoe. In their free time, the Corbin's enjoy golfing, biking, live theater, and traveling. Dr. and Mr. Corbin are avid OSU and Cleveland sports fans.
Being true to her Polish heritage, Dr. Julie (Pruneski) Corbin enjoys cooking chicken paprikash and cabbage rolls and the occasional lasagna for her Italian husband.
Dr. Julie Corbin is a member of the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy of Implant Dentistry, American Academy of Facial Esthetics, Ohio Dental Association, and a Board Member of the Lorain County Dental Society.


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A woman was found in a creek beaten and shot in the face. 40/29's Ben Wagner talked to the people who found her and likely saved her life.
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How to Create Cheap & Healthy Meals
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We all need to eat. However, food prices seem to continue to rise. You don't want to eat out, since that can get expensive. Additionally, you probably don't want to buy a bunch of pre-packaged meals (even though they are cheap), since they are often high in sodium and high fructose corn syrup. The key is to create inexpensive meals that are also healthy.
Here are some tips for creating meals that cost less than $3 a serving:
Grow Your Own Food
Really, one of the best ways to have the ingredients on hand for healthy meal creating is to start a garden. We grow some of our own vegetables, and we grow herbs as well. We love the herb gardening because herbs are expensive to buy. Growing our own means that we have inexpensive (non-sodium) seasonings to flavor our food. Plus, we dry the herbs ourselves so they are available all year. You can freeze or dry many fruits and vegetables so that you have a cheap source of healthy ingredients all year.
Buy in Bulk
You can also buy in bulk. When certain food items are on sale, buy more of them. This is especially helpful when it comes to staples. Make sure you build up your pantry so that you have ingredients on hand. When you are prepared ahead of time, you don't have to resort to buying take out, or running to the store to purchase items that's aren't on sale. Keep track of the ingredients you commonly use, and buy them for cheap when they are on sale.
Plan Your Meals
Meal planning is one of the best ways to ensure that you save money on your meals, as well as eat healthy. When you don't have a meal plan, you are more likely to spend money by eating out in a pinch. Indeed, one of the issues my husband and I faced for a long time was the "What should we eat?" issue. Without a plan, we were always scrambling, and, more often than not, heading out to a restaurant. Look ahead, and plan your meals. You can make sure you have the right items on hand, and you will know exactly what you are making. Make an effort to engage in meal planning, and you will be more likely to save money, and eat healthier.
Look for Recipes
One of the best things you can do is to look for healthy recipes. There are a number of easy recipes for a variety of foods. It's worth it to invest in a healthy recipe book, including those that have meals that take 30 minutes or less to cook. You can also look online for great recipes. Some good places to look for health recipes include:
- Heart-Healthy Living offers 20 Cheap Heart-Healthy Dinner Ideas Under $3
- Family.com offers 20 Budget-Friendly Organic Meals
- Delish.com provides A Dozen Healthy Dinners for $3 a Serving
- EatingWell gives you some Cheap Healthy Lunch Ideas for Work (just in case you need food on the go)
- iVillage has a collection of 75 Fast, Health Meal Ideas
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Top Page > Introduction to ECIS > Faculty > Tanaka Kyoko
Tanaka Kyoko
After having studied and worked in different cities of Japan and abroad, I have settled myself in Nagoya. I have lived with and learned from people of wide range of cultural, linguistic, religious, and economical backgrounds, belonging to different generations, or sometimes physically challenged. Through this journey I experienced the dynamism of intercultural communication. My main research topic is concerning intercultural contacts, focusing on that of Latin America and Japan, and my educational responsibility is, in addition to lectures on intercultural communication, advising international students on their study and life.
TANAKA, Kyoko (2010) ¡ÆLong-term effects and influences of study in Japan: The case of Latin American students, Journal of International Student Advisors of National Universities Vol. 13, Council of International Student Advisors of National Universities
Tanaka, Kyoko (2010) '30 Years After: Case study of Latin American students concerning the effects and influences of their study in Japan', Journal of International Education, International Student Center, Hiroshima University
TANAKA, Kyoko (2003) 'Estudiantes Provenientes de Latinoamerica: Su adaptacion a la cultura japonesa' (Students from Latin America: Their adaptation to Japanese culture), Mito, Hiroyuki ed. La Inmigracion Latinoamericana en Japon (Latin American Immigration to Japan), Universidad de Nagoya
Tanaka, Kyoko (2000) 'Reentry to Latin America: Prospects and Realities', Journal of International Student Advisors of National Universities Vol. 3, Council of International Student Advisors of National Universities
Educational Activities
Advising to international students (independent guidance): 9-12 hours/week from 1991
Orientation programs & workshops for intercultural understanding: 3-6 hours/month from 1995
Designing and coordination of, or assistant to the programs and events to promote intercultural exchanges between international students and local communities: from 1991
Lectures and seminars at undergraduate and graduate level: 2-3 hours/week
Lectures in life-long education centers in Nagoya City: 1-2 lectures/semester from 1992
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A briefing of people, issues and events around the country
U.S. pending home sales jump to nearly 6-year high
WASHINGTON -- An index measuring the number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes in October jumped to nearly its highest level in almost six years. Steady job gains and record-low mortgage rates have made home buying more attractive.
The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that its seasonally adjusted pending home sales index rose 5.2 percent to 104.8 in October. Excluding a few months when the index spiked because of a homebuyer tax credit, that is the highest level since March 2007.
The increase points to healthy sales increases of previously occupied homes in the months ahead.
The rise in sales adds to evidence of a steady housing recovery. Builders are more confident in sales and are starting construction on more homes.
Last House race brings 2012 election to an end
WASHINGTON -- The last undecided House race has been called for the incumbent Democrat, bringing an unofficial close to the 2012 campaign more than three weeks after Election Day.
North Carolina Rep. Mike McIntyre will return to Congress in 2013 after barely surviving a challenge from David Rouzer. The Republican conceded to McIntyre on Wednesday night after a recount showed the Democrat maintaining a small lead.
With McIntyre's race decided, only two House seats in next year's Congress remain up for grabs. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., an Illinois Democrat, won re-election but resigned last week.
And in Louisiana, which held its primary for Congress on Nov. 6, there will be a runoff between two Republicans next month for the other seat.
House Republicans will stay in the majority, although their ranks will drop from 240 this Congress to 234 next year.
Report: Extending jobless benefits creates jobs
WASHINGTON -- The Congressional Budget Office said extending the current level of long-term unemployment benefits for another year would add 300,000 jobs to the economy.
A report from the nonpartisan office estimated that preserving jobless benefits would cost the government $30 billion. But it also would lead to more spending by the unemployed, creating new jobs.
Federal long-term unemployment benefits are set to expire on Dec. 29.
Army GI testifies he thought he would die in custody
FORT MEADE, Md. -- An Army private charged in the biggest security breach in U.S. history testified Thursday that he felt like a doomed, caged animal after he was arrested in Baghdad for allegedly sending classified information to the website WikiLeaks.
Pfc. Bradley Manning testified about his time in a cell at Camp Arifjan, an Army installation in Kuwait.
"I remember thinking I'm going to die. I'm stuck inside this cage," Manning said in response to questions from a defense attorney.
His lawyers are seeking dismissal of all charges, contending his confinement was needlessly harsh.
Earlier Thursday, a military judge accepted the terms under which Manning was willing to plead guilty to eight charges.
Col. Denise Lind's ruling doesn't mean the pleas have been formally accepted. That could happen in December.
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The Carlin's Courage 5K Fun Run will be held at 8 a.m. Saturday at Bay Minette Kids Park.
The run/walk is part of the Carlin's Courage Festival being held in Bay Minette on Saturday. Carlin Davis is a 12-year-old Bay Minette girl who was diagnosed with a tumor on her brain stem last year. She is suffering from diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma.
Proceeds from Saturday's events will go to her family.
Runners can register online through midnight today. Race-day registration will be held from 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. at the park.
The top male and female finishers younger than 18 and the top male and female finishers 18 and older will receive GPS running watches.
In addition to the run, a yard sale will be held at 8 a.m., chicken plate lunches will be available starting at 11 a.m., a live auction is scheduled for 3 p.m. and a poker tournament starts at 7 p.m. at the Mystic Revelers' Float Barn on West Third Street on Saturday.
For more information about the Carlin's Courage Festival, call 251-610-7213.
Race results
John Patrick Dalton, a 13-year-old from Mobile, won the Patrick Goff Heroes for Life 5K Run in 20 minutes, 19 seconds on Saturday in Mobile. Ashley Przybysz of Daphne was the fastest female, finishing 28th overall among the 157 participants in 26:12.
Rebecca Wein of Mobile won the Via Bolt 5K on Saturday in Mobile in 19:44. Rosshiki Leatherwood of Mobile was the fastest male, finishing second overall among the 92 participants in 21:00.
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