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We human beings are forgetful about many things. Like the man who said sometimes he got undressed to get a shower and suddenly he could not remember if he was getting in or getting out of the shower. Or another person said they would find themselves on the stairway and couldn't remember if they were going up or coming down the stairs.
The worst forgetfulness is to forget people. This Memorial Day weekend think of others, love others and remember others. Remember deceased and living people this weekend.
A wise man will hear and increase learning and a man of understanding will attain free counsel. Proverbs 1:5
The principal author of Proverbs as King Solomon who was one of the wisest men who ever lived and one of the richest too.
Solomon collected as well as wrote the proverbs. In I Kings 4:32 we read that he spoke 3,000 proverbs. In Ecclesiastes 1:1 he called himself "the preacher." As such, he no doubt collected and quoted useful expressions just as a modern preacher might quote a poem or other saying.
South Fork holds clothing giveaway
South Fork Baptist Church will have a clothing giveaway 8 a.m.-noon May 11. For more information, call Machelle McDowell at 270-325-3626.
Fire departments blessed on St. Florian's Day
New Haven and Rolling Fork Fire Departments will observe a service of recognition and blessings at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 10 at the departments' station, 363 Center Street, New Haven. The two departments provide fire protection and rescue to New Haven, southern Nelson and northern LaRue counties. The service coincides with the observance of the feast day for St. Florian, patron saint of firefighters. For more information, contact Fr. Overton at 502-549-3680 or Chaplain Lusk at 502-827-9111.
This past weekend, my oldest grandson with his girlfriend, attended the Junior-Senior Prom. And I realized just how fast time goes by.
As I thought of my children's prom night, and even my own, I am amazed at the truth of scripture: "For what is your life? It is even a vapor (morning fog) that appears for a little time, and then vanishes away." James 4:14.
The king … had high admiration for Naaman, the commander-in-chief of his army. II Kings 5:1
The mark of true leadership is the ability to serve – not strut.
Although Naaman was the highest-ranking general is Syria, he served under the king. No matter how elevated you become, you must stay accountable. It's what balances you and keeps you in touch with reality. When you forget how it feels to serve others, you develop a sense of entitlement and become dictatorial, overbearing and downright miserable to be around.
National Day of Prayer service at Hodgenville Civic Center
The "cancer rollercoaster" sums up the cancer journey for the patient and loved ones.
One moment you're on top with good news and hope (treatments are working, cancer's in remission) only to plunge downward in unexpected twists and turns.
My husband was diagnosed with lymphoma almost four years ago and has undergone multiple chemotherapy treatments and two bone marrow stem cell transplants. It is difficult to not allow cancer to dominate our thoughts.
The dormant earth has sprung to life with the warm sunshine. Blossoms have poked through the dried grass. Buds have formed a lovely kaleidoscope of color in the woods and lawns. Birds loudly chirp and busily build nests for their young. The earth loudly and vibrantly praises God as it comes back to life now that winter has passed.
Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die. Do you believe this?" John 11:2-26.
In one way, LaRue County could be called the birthplace of the National Day of Prayer.
President Abraham Lincoln, born outside Hodgenville on Feb. 12, 1809, made a proclamation in 1863 for a day of "humiliation, fasting, and prayer."
In 1952, a joint resolution by Congress, signed by President Truman, declared an annual national day of prayer. In 1988, the law was amended and signed by President Reagan, permanently setting the day as the first Thursday of every May, according to the website http://nationaldayofprayer.org.
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The fourth of six children, Henry Graham Greene was born on 2 October 1904 in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England. His father, Charles Henry Greene, was an Oxford graduate who ranked Robert Browning as his favorite poet and chess as his favorite pastime. His mother, Marion Raymond Greene, was an aloof woman who kept an emotional distance from her children. Greene shared his early childhood years with his paternal uncle and aunt and their six children, the "wealthy Greenes" as he referred to them, who resided in the Hall at Berkhamsted from 1910 until about 1926. His uncle's house was important to him for a second reason, for it was here that Greene first discovered the pleasure of reading, most notably Dixon Brett, Detective…
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Q&A: The start-up Birsting onto the BI scene
10:43, February 25 2013
The CEO and co-founder of Birst, Brad Peters, tells me what he learned at Siebel, why Birst is different and why being overly focused on data quality is 'bullshit'.
Brad Peters, Birst co-founder and CEO.
Is there any relation between Birst and the similarly-named Eclipse open-source reporting project, BIRT?
No, they were both named at about the same time, it's just a coincidence. We came up with ours as it is a simple name with BI [business intelligence] in it.
As a private firm you won't tell me revenue; how many staff do you have and are you profitable?
We have around 150 staff, and although we're not profitable as we're investing for growth, we could be profitable on a dime if we wanted to be.
Tell me about your background at Siebel and what you learned there.
I actually had two tours at Siebel. On my first tour I was responsible for the first on-demand version of Siebel, originally called Sales.com, and which later became Oracle On Demand. I had exposure to what it's like trying to start a new company in a large company. But I also learned that taking something that is on-premise and trying to port it to the cloud is not ideal, to say the least. It was interesting to watch salesforce.com come after us, too. But we had a lot of large customers with a lot of data and of course they wanted to analyse that.
We had gone and done a deal with Business Objects and that wasn't really suited as a broad-based analytics tool. A lot of our customers at that time were what we called 'red' customers, which meant they had the worst customer experience. It seemed there were application people and business intelligence people, and they didn't understand each other at all. We built Siebel Analytics and it soon became the biggest line in Siebel's business, giving customer and operational insight.
But it was still pretty painful for users to deploy, and customers made underwhelming progress. We were shipping too many pieces, not just from us but partners like Informatica. We sold them parts, not the complete car. We like to say the only thing integrated at Siebel is the price list, and the same is true of Oracle and Microsoft. Whereas if you look at salesforce.com it was a fully deployed application, and I believed that we should be able to do the same in analytics. It's much, much harder than you'd think but we started in 2006.
I know you can run analytics in the cloud. Are companies still nervous about having sensitive data in the cloud?
I think we're starting to see an inflection point. We're 1oo% cloud-architected but we are still able to 'appliantise' our system. You can run it on a pool of servers, deployed virtually on-premise. But I think it's shifting. The whole notion of security and safety is changing. People realise that it's safer to keep your money in a bank than hide it under your mattress. The biggest risk is your own employees. Some of our largest clients are financial services companies and that data is absolutely sensitive. People talk about regulations and security but really what you need is control. There's a perception that if you put data in someone else's cloud that you lose control. I agree with that in some cases, which is why we also offer an on-premise version.
It's funny though, you find that once companies have actually bought it, saying they'll run it on-premise, they realise it's much faster to deploy it in the cloud. They say they'll move it back on-premise later but it never happens. But generally with cloud I'd say it won't be all cloud or all on-premise, I think for most companies there will remain a hybrid.
You talk about agile analytics. What do you mean by that?
Well, all the other tools on the market assume that you have a database, populated with data. That's the classic way business intelligence and analytics have been delivered. If you look at something like Microstrategy, it's a tool; it has no clue how the data got into the database. But that's the hardest, messiest bit. We have the pieces you need to do that too. We integrate data management with the front end to auto-create the system. That means when it comes to the data piece one person can do what it would have taken five people to do. That means you can get up and running with Birst in three weeks instead of six months or a year. And if you make a change you can do that much faster too.
But when we talk about agile we're also talking about the process methodology, not just the software. It means getting much better and faster results.
Do you agree that mobile business intelligence is going to see particularly rapid adoption?
Absolutely. You get much better access and value from data when you have it at the point of interaction. It's more in context than traditional desktop stuff. Mobile data is often very purpose or role-specific, and is in the hands of people who would have never used PC-based reporting. It's broadening the audience for analytics. You can now bring data into the discussion that you are having live, and analytics are much more powerful in context. You may be able to answer a question before a meeting but if that leads to two or more questions that you can't answer, you're wasting valuable time. Mobile BI can give you the answers to those questions.
What does Birst offer that the reporting offered by the app vendors themselves, salesforce.com for instance, don't offer?
A ton of things. They provide analytics the way that we did at Siebel. Operational analytics have serious limitations. Number one, you're reporting against transactional systems. That slows them right down, so you can only do basic queries. You almost exclusively look at specific sets, or one object at a time. But with our analytics there is the ability to look at multiple objects, for example to look right across from lead to close. You'd never throw that at salesforce.com because it would simply time out.
You also want to do things like look across silos of applications, not just salesforce.com. There's your packaged applications but also home-grown apps, and so on. You need to be able to look across silos of information and ask computationally powerful questions. Salesforce is like an odometer - it tells you how far you have gone. But you also need a speedo to tell you how fast you are going.
What are the implications of this Big Data trend on the future of analytics?
First off I'd say Big Data is a misnomer. It's been around for a lot longer than two years. Teradata is a billion dollar business analyzing very large data sets, Netezza and so on. But there is something to Hadoop: it's about the ability to look at lots of unstructured data at a very low price point. You can stick some data in Hadoop and someone can play with it. Our customers are doing this already; we partnered with Amazon on Redshift [their data warehousing as a service offering] so we're supporting [Big Data] 'out there'.
The analysts talk about the three 'v's of Big Data [volume, variety and velocity] while some add another for Value. I've also heard some data quality vendors talk about a fifth 'v', veracity. They argue you need to be sure of your data quality before you start analysing it...
If all the data had to be perfect then 90% of data analytics projects wouldn't happen. Data quality can't always be up to 100% regulatory-type standards. That's just an excuse not to do it. 80% of a good answer today is way better than 100% of an answer in 12 months' time. A lot of that talk about data quality is bullshit. Companies need to be able to make meaningful decisions, now.


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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
St. Timothy Family Fun Fair Sept. 8
Join St. Timothy Lutheran Church for its Annual Family Fun Fair from 3 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8.
The day will include live music, games, face painting, jump castles, pony rides, petting zoo, food and more. Everyone in the community is invited! This event is free.
St. Timothy is located at Evatt Drive on South Highway 52 in Goose Creek. For more information, call 553-4175.
Alzheimer's support groups continue
The local Alzheimer's Association has three caregiver support groups in the area held at different locations on the second Monday of each month.
Locations are Metro North Church (5:30-6:30 p.m.) at 109 Central Avenue in Goose Creek; Moncks Corner Medical Center (11 a.m – noon) on N. Live Oak Drive, and the Otranto Road library (1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.) in North Charleston.
For more information, please contact Cawana Tisdale at (843) 571-2641.
Ladies Auxiliary steak night first and third Saturday
The Ladies Auxiliary VFW holds steak night the first and third Saturday of every month. The cost is $10.
The Auxiliary's regular monthly meeting is the second Monday of every month at 7 p.m.; trivia nights are held on the first and fourth Mondays of the month.
Salute to Small Business Sept. 3
The Berkeley Chamber of Commerce's annual Salute to Small Business Luncheon is scheduled for 12 Noon on Tuesday, Sept. 3 at the Redbank Club in Goose Creek (2316 Redbank Road).
The event costs $40 for members and $50 for non-members.
Shrine Club announces Friday dinners
The public is invited every Friday night to the Berkeley Shrine Club: a spaghetti dinner is set for every first Friday; a potluck dinner is every second Friday; a fish fry is every third Friday; and a steak dinner is every fourth Friday. The cost of each dinner varies.
Call 761-8515 or 761-3639 for more information.
Festival vendors sought
Goose Creek is seeking arts/craft vendors, food vendors and sponsors for its "2013 Fall Festival" on Saturday, Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marguerite H. Brown Municipal Center.
For more information about the festival, call the Goose Creek Community Center at 569-4242. Businesses or community organizations interested in sponsorship should email Cheryl Heiselman at firstname.lastname@example.com. Arts/craft vendors can email Sylvia Reid at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Fleet Reserve meets monthly
The Fleet Reserve Association Lowcountry Branch 269 holds its monthly General Assembly meeting on the third Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at 99 Wisteria Road in Goose Creek.
For more information, please contact the home at (843) 569-2692 or visit www.fra.org.
Mental illness support group meets weekly
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) Berkeley is a weekly support group for those who suffer from a mental illness and for those whose friend or loved one does.
The support group meets every Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church (510 St. James Avenue) in the All Ministers Center (behind the church) in Room 5 from 7-8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to visit and support those with mental illnesses such as depression and bipolar disorder.
If you have any questions, you may contact Pat Merriam at email@example.com or (843) 569-7563.
Habitat information session Aug. 29
Habitat for Humanity of Berkeley County (berkeleyhabitat.org) will hold a community information session on Thursday, Aug. 29 at Roper Berkeley Hospital in Moncks Corner from 6:30 to 7:30 pm.
Come learn more about Habitat for Humanity and our work in Berkeley County. There will be a wide variety of volunteer opportunities, including in construction, family services, and at the ReStore, to name a few. Light refreshments will be served.
For more information call (843) 761-8989.
Tea Ladies meet first Wednesday
The Tea Ladies of the St. James Goose Creek Parish meet on the first Wednesday of each month. The group meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Berkeley Electric Co-op Building at 2 Springhall Drive in Goose Creek.
The group's mission is to promote the history, culture and beautification of the St. James Goose Creek Parish. Contact Sharon at (843) 797-0301 for more information.
'MOPS' begins Sept. 9
A local chapter of MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) is scheduled to begin Sept. 9 at Pointe North Community Church in Moncks Corner.
MOPS is a program designed to nurture mothers with children from birth through Kindergarten. Meetings will be held the second and fourth Mondays of each month from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Email questions to email@example.com or call April Mims at (843) 708-2243. Find MOPS on Facebook at Moncks Corner MOPS.
First Steps meeting Sept. 17
The Berkeley County First Steps Partnership Board encourages the public to attend its meeting at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 17 in the media room of the Fishburne Educational Center at 6215 Murray Drive in Hanahan.
County residents who attend the meeting can learn more about the results of the First Steps to School Readiness program in the county as well as future plans.
For further information contact executive director Adrienne Troy Hamilton, or program coordinator Stephanie Olazabal at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by calling (843) 863-3030.
NAACP meets monthly
The Moncks Corner NAACP monthly meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on the third Monday of each month. The next meeting is on Aug. 19 at the Masonic Lodge on new Hwy. 52 in Moncks Corner.
Toastmaster meetings set
Trident Tek Talkers Toastmasters next meeting is on Monday, Sept. 9 from 12 to 1 p.m. at Trident Technical College, Building 920, Room 763.
Allaboard Toastmasters is meeting at the First Baptist Church in Goose Creek on Thursday, Sept. 12 at 6:30 p.m. If you'd like to have confidence in speaking in public, learn listening skills and thinking on your feet, you are welcome to attend either meeting.
For more information about Toastmasters or directions, please call Sharon at 797-0301.
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Deadline Now: Tourism Industry in Ohio and Michigan
Friday, July 29, 2011
Summer means memorable vacations and daytrips in both the Buckeye and Wolverine states. How important is travel and tourism to the economies of both states? What's new for travelers this year? Amir Eylon, State Tourism Director for Ohio, and George Zimmermann, Director of Travel Michigan, bring host Jack Lessenberry up to date.
On the web: www.DiscoverOhio.com
On the web: www.Michigan.org
Here are Jack Lessenberry's Final Thoughts for this edition of Deadline Now:
Thirty years ago, few people in Ohio took tourism very seriously as an important part of the economic mix, and for that matter, not many people in Michigan did either. Michigan always had a head start as a tourism destination, thanks to the fact that both peninsulas are surrounded by water and northern Michigan has long been a place rich people went to stay cool in the summertime.
Ohio had rich and varied regions, including an almost southern feel in Cincinnati and double the number of major league baseball and football teams. But nobody in 1970, say, saw tourism as a major economic engine, though there were some profits to be made from folks hunting deer in the fall. Real money came from manufacturing, back then. Cars in Michigan; car parts and components and steel and Jeeps in Ohio.
Well, what a difference a few years make.
Today, good paying manufacturing jobs are few and far between -- especially in the auto industry. In Michigan, more than ninety percent of all the General Motors blue collar jobs that existed back in 1979 are gone now, and they are never coming back.
Ohio's economy is more diverse, but there are plainly parts of Youngstown and Cleveland, even Toledo, which have been ravaged by the automotive recession. Both states have governments and people who need more money flowing in, need it almost desperately.
So our states have begun to aggressively market tourism as a source of revenue, and it seems to be paying off. Tourism has become a multi-billion dollar business for both Ohio and Michigan.
Both states have more to do, however, to market themselves to a national audience. Ohio has to get the word out that there is more to the state than sports teams, Cedar Point, and the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Michigan has to overcome the national image of a state whose major city is a corrupt landscape of ruins inhabited by killers.
The good news is that our guests tonight have done a lot already to raise the image of both our states in the nation's eyes.


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call 866-377-1650
HealthTexas Provider Network, an affiliate of Baylor Health Care System, has a policy to provide charity care to patients who meet eligibility requirements.
HealthTexas Provider Network (HTPN) was established in 1994. Headquartered in Dallas, TX, HealthTexas is a multi-specialty medical group that employs more than 1,200 providers practicing in more than 349 care delivery sites in the North Texas area. This medical group practice is comprised of 109 primary care centers. In FY16 HealthTexas reported more than 2.4 million patient visits. In 2010, HealthTexas was awarded AMGA's Medical Group Preeminence Award. HealthTexas was named an American Medical Group Association (AMGA) Acclaim Award Honoree in 2011, 2012 and 2014, making HTPN one of the leading medical groups in the nation.
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The following video is from Thursday's Investor Beat, in which host Chris Hill, and analysts Jason Moser and Matt Koppenheffer dissect the hardest-hitting investing stories of the day.
Shares of Facebook (NASDAQ: FB ) rose on Thursday. The social networking company reported that mobile revenue grew to 30% of the company's total advertising revenue. But Facebook wasn't the only big mover on Wall Street on Thursday. Shares of Yelp (NYSE: YELP ) rose more than 25% after the reviews site posted a surge in first-quarter revenue. In this installment of Investor Beat, our analysts discuss Facebook and Yelp.
After the world's most-hyped IPO turned out to be a dud, many investors don't even want to think about shares of Facebook. But there are things every investor needs to know about this revolutionary company. The Motley Fool's newest premium research report shows that there's a lot more to Facebook than meets the eye. Read up on whether there is anything to "like" about it today to determine if Facebook deserves a place in your portfolio. Access your report by clicking here.
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Invest in real people, earn real returns
Investments in the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund are stable, pay interest to the investor and create opportunity many times over in New Hampshire's communities.
|"What are your losses?" "Zero." George McCarthy of the Ford Foundation explains why Ford invests in the Community Loan Fund.
Here's how it works: The money that people and institutions invest in us, combined with our own capital, creates the pool of funds from which we lend to create opportunity for affordable housing, child care and jobs for families with low and moderate incomes.
Our borrowers are people and nonprofit organizations that won't qualify for a bank loan, but that are responsible and motivated to achieve their goals, including repayment. We connect them with the specialized education, training and support they need to succeed.
Along with the satisfaction of knowing that your investment in the Community Loan Fund is helping people in your community, you also earn an annual fixed-rate interest. Investors choose a fixed simple annual interest rate:
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Associated risks include:
- Investments in the Community Loan Fund are unsecured.
- Investments in the Community Loan Fund are not insured by the FDIC, nor by any governmental or private entity.
- While the Community Loan Fund has not lost any investor's funds, past performance is no guarantee of future performance.
- Investments in the Community Loan Fund cannot be redeemed before their due date and there is no known secondary market in which to sell or trade them before maturity.
Interest paid is reported to the IRS and will be taxed by federal and some state governments.
We have a spotless record of 100% repayment to our investors since our founding in 1983. We take great care to maintain reserves to protect investors' money. Investments in the Community Loan Fund are not insured by the government, nor are they tax-deductible charitable gifts.
It's easy to invest in the Community Loan Fund. Please email or call Ken Kunhardt at 224-6669, ext. 716 for more information.
Near the end of your investment's term, we will contact you with the opportunity to be repaid or to reinvest with the Community Loan Fund. If you choose to reinvest, you will again select your term and interest rate.
An investment in the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund does not constitute an offer to sell, or a solicitation of offers to purchase, debt securities in those states where the registration of such debt securities is required by state securities law. Please contact us for more information.
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Star Tracks: Monday, May 16, 2016 42 years, 2,191 covers and 55,436 stories from PEOPLE magazine's history for you to enjoy
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People Top 5
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- August 05, 2013
- Vol. 80
- No. 6
As temperatures soared in New York City, Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux beat the heat with a weekend of PDA-filled quality time indoors. Both in town on business - Aniston, 44, is filming the comedy Squirrels to the Nuts, playing a therapist in what director Peter Bogdanovich tells PEOPLE is a "scene-stealing" role, and Theroux, 41, is shooting his new HBO drama The Leftovers - they finally got time to unwind in the Big Apple. On July 19, Aniston capped off a busy day on-set with a low-key evening with her beau at an upscale hotel bar, where they shared kisses while nibbling on appetizers. The next day the couple spent the sweltering afternoon taking in a movie on the Upper West Side and squeezing in a quick shopping trip before they continued their lovefest at an intimate dinner with friends. Their establishment of choice: the Greenwich Village farm-to-table restaurant Blue Hill, where they celebrated their engagement (and Theroux's birthday) last August.
While sources have said the two postponed wedding plans due to their busy schedules, they seem as smitten as ever. Before returning to their table at Blue Hill after a bathroom break, Aniston and Theroux shared a kiss in the middle of the dining room. "Jen looked giddy," a fellow diner says. "They both looked very relaxed." After a leisurely two-hour meal, the happy couple politely thanked the staff before walking out hand-in-hand. "She and Justin seemed very happy together," reports another diner. "They were flirty and looked very much in love!"
What a way to make up! Adam Levine and model Behati Prinsloo - who broke up in late spring - are planning to tie the knot after quietly rekindling their romance this summer. "The couple recently reunited, and Adam proposed this weekend in Los Angeles," the Maroon 5 frontman and Voice mentor's rep told PEOPLE on July 16. Levine, 34, and the Namibian-raised Victoria's Secret Angel, 25, dated for about nine months before their short-lived split. Prinsloo told ET Canada that Levine asked her parents for permission before getting down on one knee. The glowing bride-to-be showed off her new bling at the Victoria by Victoria's Secret fragrance launch on July 18, telling PEOPLE, "Of course [I was surprised]. You have a feeling, but you don't know. Even if you know it's going to happen, you're like, 'Oh!' We're just very excited to start a new chapter."
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Country stars Hill, 45, and McGraw, 46, are selling their 753-acre farm. Built in 1850, the property boasts four residences - including an antebellum home and a log cabin—a 12-stall barn, rolling pastures and spring-fed creeks.
Elizabeth Taylor's longtime hairstylist José Eber rates her small-screen doppelgängers
Liz & Dick (2012)
"She got the hair color, eyes and makeup right, but there is a lack of resemblance."
Liz: The Elizabeth Taylor Story (1995)
"She looks the most like Elizabeth to me. She has the flawless skin, beautiful eyes and beautiful eyebrows."
Burton and Taylor (2013)
"Her strength is her attitude. She transformed herself—it's really amazing. Though the beauty mark is on the wrong side [in this photo]!"
Their achy, breaky hearts are on the mend! After splitting in June for the second time in almost three years, Miley's parents, Tish, 46, and Billy Ray Cyrus, 51, announced they've stopped divorce proceedings, thanks to couples therapy. "It's brought us closer together and really opened up our communication," they said in a statement. On July 20, Tish shared a cuddly photo (left) with the caption "Date Night." Scoop relives their roller-coaster relationship.
Before they were stars, these Hollywood heartthrobs had their Zoolander moments
Penn Badgley
The Gossip Girl star modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch in '05.
Kellan Lutz
From boy next door to vampire: The Twilight star posed for A&F in '04.
Ashton Kutcher
At 16, he displayed his washboard abs for this test shot.
Channing Tatum
Long before Magic Mike, he strutted his stuff for Sean John in '03.
Taylor Kitsch
A year after this '05 A&F ad, he landed on Friday Night Lights.
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Video: Maya Angelou – Still I Rise
I welcome any chance to listen to Maya Angelou. Her words have that deep echo of authority, real spiritual authority. She is a template for us all as we mature, reminding us that aging is a path to wisdom, compassion, and surprising strength.
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# Joanneon 29 Mar 2008 at 3:30 pm
A wonderful and inspiring video indicating the rise from deep wounding and pain into light and freedom both within the person (as in a state of consciousness) and in society at large.
I am always so moved to hear Dr. Angelou, especially today which is her 80th birthday!
# Ivan M. Grangeron 04 Apr 2008 at 9:06 am
Kim, thank you for the reminder about Maya Angelou's birthday. A good friend of mine just turned 80 a few weeks ago. There's a milestone on the saging path! Happy birthday, Maya!


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North Tahoe football | Lakers have tough day at Coleville
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Coleville 56, North Tahoe 0
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This was supposed to be the Coleville's first serious test of the season.
Sparked by five touchdown passes in the second quarter, however, the Wolves (2-0) took care of business Saturday on their way to a 56-0 nonleague 8-man football victory against North Tahoe.
A surprise? You bet. Especially since North Tahoe, a former Division III program now playing as an independent, came into the contest with a 2-0 record.
"They are pretty physical across the line," Coleville coach Will Sandy said. "Watching them in warm-ups, I was pretty concerned."
Seth Huhta was 9-for-13 in the passing department, good for 130 yards and those five touchdown passes in the second quarter — three to Miguel Saldivar and two to Nestor Gutierrez.
The senior quarterback also rushed for 76 yards, including a 20-yard touchdown run on Coleville's opening possession. Huhta also ran for six PAT conversions.
Huhta did throw an interception on Coleville's second possession. However, the defense held and Huhta blocked the Lakers' ensuing field goal attempt.
It was the start of a solid day for a defensive unit that had nine tackles for 47 yards in losses, a fumble recovery by Ashton Mitchell and the blocked field goal attempt.
"Their quarterback is a pretty athletic kid who runs the read option well," Sandy said of North Tahoe junior QB Brandon Hayakawa. "We don't see that very often, but the guys just did a great job. It wasn't like they had a lot of turnovers; we just had a lot of stops."
North Tahoe coach Scott Everist said the Lakers simply weren't on their game Saturday, as they were unable to break off any long scoring plays like they did the previous two weeks in wins over Whittell and Pyramid Lake.
"Coleville was a well-prepared team," Everist said. "We just had a tough day. Many parts of the offense just didn't click for us on Saturday. We played well in the first quarter but fell apart quickly after too many penalties and broken plays.
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Dang Nate, sorry to hear about your muffler.
I thought this was cool. Check out the flat spin at 2:25.
Hi guys. Boy it's been a blast. I've already had my 1st walk of shame. You see it was rather windy an snowy was telling me that aahhhh you can't fly that GWS pico tigermoth in this wind. 10 plus mph
Well he should of never never said that. I hurriedly put a bat in her, launched her an off she went. She started climbing out. Got about 10 ft or so and went into a hard turn. Now no matter just how much pushed on that stick and how much body engilsh I gave her. She would not turn. And before you new it SPLAT. She met terra firma. I walk over to her and after picking up the pieces I noticed I had no rudder.
And Snowy let me know it Preflight preflight preflight.
Then it was snowys turn. He'd brought his dura plane. And let me tell you that super tirge will wind up tighter than an eight day clock. Man that jumped off the ground and I'll tell ya he was hovering that thing. I'd never seen a dura plane hover.
He wanted me to fly it, but after seeing snowy fly it. I knew I'd just have to hang my head in shame.
So then it was time to get the Green machince up and wouldn't you know it I left my wing bolts back in Mo. Luckly Snowy had some.
K49 is for sure gonna rub that in if he ever reads about it. But for now I'm safe as he's in Florida.
Anyways the Green Machine roared to life despite needing a tune because of the humidty an altitude. My Idle was way off
She took off effortlessy and of course I had to show snowy her flat spins. I then did what I call an inverted harrier spin. followed by a few stall turns.
Now my arms were really bothering me and my thumbs were vibrating some so snowy took the sticks an flew her around some and even brought her in. We got another flight out of her and both of us flew her.
Now by then I thought I'd better go check on momma. After all gotta keep momma happy.
So then I went back to the cabin and momma and I relaxed a bit before heading back to snowy's
Guys he had a chicken wings that just couldn't be beat at any price . then Him and his wife gave us a tour of the peninsula.
We went way up on this ridge that over looked lake Superior. Momma fell in love. Which is a good thing because I was able to get up this morning and go out for another flight with the snowman. Guys he flew the wheels off my Green machine. I mean when he landed her there was no tail wheel on her and the rudder was a draggin.
I then talked the snow into flying his little Edge. Now it was rather windy but I've had some experience with the little 3dhs edges in the wind.
I'm telling you the little edge suprized my snowbound friend. He didn't realize just how nice she would fly in the wind.
I'm telling you snowy scares me. Just like the plowboy Those guys will get down an low.
Anyways tonight snowy fed us Prime Rib mmmmm hhhhh good. His daughter even enterained us with her playing the piano. After that we once again took a ride and this time we went out on the south side of the peninsula.
All in all him and his lovely wife and family have been the perfect host.
More to come later Good night.
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What I am not sure about is 5 cell rx packs hold charge at around 7 volts for quite a while
But servos and rx's are rated for up to 6 volts
I even cycle my lipos now about 5 times befor maiden
Not sure but think lipo like some fast high amp charges to get them up to snuff
Then before important maiden or flight slowly charge at say .5 amp, even if it is a large 6800 mah 4 cell
Kerwin , I feel for ya when K49! finds out about those wing bolts!
I'm sure Stewart and Mrs Snowman are showing you and your wife some serious hospitality! Loved the vid and the flight report. Looking forward to tomorrows reports!!
Hey David, how simple would it be to set up an inexpensive FPV system in a big plane to fly only 10 square kilometers?
O guys it's windy this morning. Close to 30 mph.
Who knows maybe I'll be able to talk my snowy friend into flying this evening.
My wife thinks this has been the best vacation ever.
I think now she's regretting not going to Texas the last time for some fun with Alan, Shane, and Wayne. Maybe next time. Like this winter.
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Shorter range using 72 for rc control would be cheap if you already have 72 or similar long rage rc control
If you really want to get into fpv UHF for rc control is great
Video can be done for cheap, or not too much money
David, I could use 72. In fact it would be easier for me and I can run a truly redundant system using two 72 receivers. I am thinking about using it in my big cub, but I'd like to be able to pull a banner around a lake and possibly beyond line of sight.
plow you can get out pretty far on 72 if you extend your rx antennas but you have to do it to the exact right length otherwise it will be out of tune and you will probly get less distance than the original antenna. It seems like you can extend it to 1/4 or 1/2 the wavelength of the 72 mhz frequency. you are getting into a pretty long antenna but I think it would be doable with your big cub.
Well.....new job is basically killin me
Previous owner left a bit of a mess
Absolutly incredible. You HAVE to stay at the National Park Lodge! Manicured football field size front lawn and it FILLS with critters in the evening. Deer, Turkeys, Fox's etc, all doin thier thing like its nothin
ZION Piccys!!!
I was buddy boxing with one of our members today. We had some radio connection problems. Frank encountered it and a little later, I did too. Anyway it got into a dive and I was still trying to get it to pull out. It was nearing the ground as it pulled up and went out of site followed by a big splash. It hit in the pond to the Northwest of the runway. Chris, his son, and I ran out to get the plane. I was sure it was going to be a mess out in the water.
This is what we found. No damage.
Line-of-sight is critical in all these situations however. 72MHz is much better than 2.4GHz from a distance perspective but antennas are key to being successful when you are not able to increase power.
To fly around an area, it is best to get a high vantage point to reduce intervening obstacles. You should also have the fail safe setup. If you lose signal temporarily, it can keep the plane oriented and, hopefully, you will regain contact. Gyro stabilizers and GPS homing helps all this as well.
I have not tried it Alan but having two pilots/transmitters and switching over at half range could be an option. A relay thing.
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29 May 2013: The World Bank has released a report, titled 'Mapping Carbon Pricing Initiatives: Developments and Prospects,' which provides an overview of current and prospective carbon pricing initiatives at the international, regional, national and sub-national levels. The report recommends flexibility in carbon pricing, alignment with national priorities, a staged approach for the introduction of new initiatives, and carefully timing the construction of linkages between emissions trading schemes.
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The report also describes international approaches, including: the market-based initiatives under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and the Kyoto Protocol; the voluntary carbon market; and REDD+. The report underlines the absence of international coordination on carbon pricing and emissions reductions targets, arguing that in order to limit the rise in global temperatures to 2 degrees Celsius or less, a balance needs to be struck between the large number of national carbon pricing initiatives and global coordination on carbon emissions reductions.
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Subject: 26th Convocation on 12th April, 2013
At the outset, on behalf of IGNOU Regional Centre, Kolkata, I congratulate you being an awardees at the XXVI Convocation of our University. You are eligible to receive your final Certificate during 26th Convocation of the University as per information received from Student Evaluation Division, IGNOU HQs, New Delhi.
We have the pleasure in informing you that the main function of the 26th Convocation will be held at 12:00 noon on Friday, the 12th April, 2013 at Sanchar Kendra, IGNOU Campus, Maidan Garhi, New Delhi-110068. The Convocation will simultaneously be held through teleconferencing mode at our Regional Centere on the same date. You are requested to attend at the venue of the Convocation of Regional Centre, Kolkata, i.e. Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre (EZCC), Bharatiyam Cultural Multiplex, IB-201, Sector III, Salt Lake, Kolkata-700 106
In case, you are interested to receive your degree in person, please follow the instructions given below:
1. Please ensure that you have paid the fees for Rs.400/- towards obtaining the certificate. In case you have not paid, please bring a demand draft of Rs. 400/- favouring 'IGNOU' payable at 'Kolkata'.
2. Please bring your Identity Card issued by IGNOU Regional Centre, Kolkata
3. Please bring a sum of Rs 215/- (Rupees Two hundred and Fifteen Only) towards the security deposit and rent of the scarf. An amount of Rs 200/- shall be refunded on return of the scarf.
4. Please collect the scarf and your Degree/Certificate between 01.30 p.m. and 04.30 p.m. on 12th April, 2013 at the venue of the Convocation. Please ensure that you collect the above materials in stipulated time only. No request of otherwise will be entertained after expiry of time.
5. Please attend the programme at the venue of the Convocation after collecting your Diploma/Degree and scarf from the venue.
Since the seating arrangement has been made for a limited capacity, we will not be in a position to accommodate your guest(s). CHILDREN ARE NOT ALLOWED.
For security reasons no briefcase, hand-bag, camera, mobile phone etc. will be permitted at the venue of the Convocation. Mobile Phone is to be kept in silence mode at the venue.
We look forward to the pleasure of meeting you on 12th April, 2013.
Yours sincerely,
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Welcome to Week Five of The Lowe Down. Entering the season, I really didn't feel like there were more than four or five elite teams in the country. After four weeks of college football, it's safe to say that's still the case. Oklahoma, Alabama, LSU, Stanford and Boise State are the best teams that I've seen so far this season. Now who's to say that won't change, but that's my Top 5, and in that order. I like the balance the Sooners have on offense and defense, and coach Bob Stoops' club looks like a group that's playing for each other. Yes, it's great to have talent, but chemistry also plays a big part in a championship season. Right on the heels of the Sooners are Alabama and LSU. It's just too bad that one of those two will be eliminated from the title chase because they have to play each other. Stanford's a darkhorse in the mix, but the loss of their outstanding middle linebacker Shayne Skov was a huge blow. Skov was the heart and soul of the Cardinal's tenacious 3-4 defense, and he will be sorely missed. Stanford still has Andrew Luck however and should be a factor in the BCS picture at the end of the year. Could you imagine Luck squaring off against Alabama or LSU's D in the BCS title game? Wow, I'd pay good money to see that. And so would a lot of other people I'm sure. Last week's record was 16-6, bringing the yearly record to 68-21. To the games we go …
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> > displays (right now we only have one but if we have to buy a
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> > open a LOT of windows while we're working and are getting
> > sick of them overlapping all the time.)
> NVIDIA cards usually support dual displays (although at the same bit-depth).
> There is a ton of information on-line on how to configure this, if you are
> using the closed-source NVIDIA drivers, the README file provided with them
> contains a good explanation on running dual-headed.
I know that overlay mode works with Matrox g200 and g400 cards.
I've used 8/24 overlay with the g200. It worked perfectly well
except for one application which would cause the entire X server
to crash from time to time. Now I run in 8 bit mode all the
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Come join us for a Tailgate Party at the Ohio State University when the Buckeyes take on the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes! There will be plenty of beverages, activities, and prizes throughout the day like tickets to the game, flat screen TV, shirts, tailgate supplies and more. This event is being sponsored by Phoenix Contact, Rittal, Pepperl & Fuchs, and Schneider Electric. We will be in Buckeye Lot 2 - Space 140 and 141 behind Value City Arena (aka the Schottenstein Center). Click Here for a map of the parking area. Click on the flyer image on the left for a printable flyer for the event.
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Rich people do have merit
Actress Patchrapa "Aum" Chaichua is fuming after cable TV host Poj Anon suggested that the Bt4 million she just spent on a handbag could instead have made life a lot more comfortable for folks in need.
Poj was reacting to the photo Aum posted online of the crocodile-skin Hermes Birkin she'd snapped up in an auction at a record-setting price for a Hermes, boosted no doubt by the fact that Victoria Beckham was its former owner.
"Poj said on his show that I should have spent the money on charity instead of a handbag," Aum winced. "I think it's such a nonsense thing to say." She pointed out that rich people like her already support charities. Buying the bag was meanwhile a matter of ensuring her own happiness, "and it doesn't harm anyone".
"As for charity, I make merit every month," she said. And besides, contrary to the news reports, the bag cost less than Bt4 million. Not that the price matters to Thailand's highest-paid celebrity at Bt150,000 per episode per soap opera and Bt150,000 per public appearance.
But when her self-imposed period of meekness ends, we'll be seeing that bag, worn loud and proud. "It's my hard-earned money, after all!"
Nice strokes!
Academia of a sort has weighed in on whether what the boob painter did on "Thailand's Got Talent" was actually art.
"Nude guru" advice columnist Niwat Kongpien said at an "Art and TGT" seminar at Silapakorn University that it wasn't art, it was acting. "Don't get me wrong - I like someone showing her breasts and painting with them - but she can't claim this is art."
However Apinan Posayananda of the Culture Ministry suggested it was indeed art - the art of conning people.
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Transfusion Medicine and Cellular Therapy
Mount Sinai's Transfusion Medicine and Cellular Therapy Laboratories include the Blood Bank, the Cellular Therapy Laboratory, and the Apheresis Center.
Our staff includes three Board-certified physician medical directors and over 50 licensed medical technologists, technicians, and registered nurses. Our Blood Bank operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing over 45,000 units of blood, platelets, and plasma for transfusion every year. Licensed by the New York State Department of Health, our facilities are also accredited by AABB, the College of American Pathologists, and the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy. The Transfusion Medicine and Stem Cell Therapy laboratories also participate in numerous studies requiring apheresis stem cell collections and immunohematology laboratory testing.
The Blood Bank supports both the inpatient and outpatient transfusion services at Mount Sinai with immunohematology testing, and by providing blood, plasma, platelets and other products for transfusion..
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The Most Beautiful Pencil HolderLiz Stanley
My pencils always end up in a mug or something worse, like the bottom of a drawer! I love the idea of holding them separately in a simple, handmade pencil holder. Isn't this one beautiful? You have to check out all the options available for this zen garden pencil holder, I'm inspired to clean up my workspace asap! A great back to school item too for a design conscious teenager!
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1941 Orson Welles Citizen Kane Original Movie Still
Starting Bid - $200.00, Sold For - $232.00
Original RKO Studios official publicity still (8 x 10 inches) from the 1941 classic film Citizen Kane. This spectacular black and white RKO promotional photograph shows Orson Welles in the title role of Charles Foster Kane delivering a speech before a giant banner picturing himself. The reverse is stamped "Cozy Theatre, 320 South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal." Orson Welles co-wrote, directed and starred in the film loosely based on the life of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, who was said to be incensed by it. In 1998 the American Film Institute declared Citizen Kane the number-one movie of all-time, and during the 1990s an attempt by Ted Turner to colorize the film met with public outrage. This is a rare original advertising piece which captures the spirit of the film and is ideal for display. The photo has a few imperceptible pinholes, and is otherwise in Excellent condition. Reserve $200. Estimate $400/$600. SOLD FOR $232.00
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WARREN - Hundreds are expected to attend the "Don't Frack Ohio 2" rally set for Monday in Warren.
Don't Frack Ohio 2 plans to hold an informational session beginning at 11:30 a.m. Monday at Courthouse Square in downtown Warren. The rally with speakers is set to begin at 1:30 p.m.
Information provided by organizers said hundreds are expected to attend the rally scheduled in response to "growing concerns that Ohio has been targeted by the oil and gas industry for disposal of waste from hydraulic fracturing, or fracking."
Organizers say they are calling on Ohio's lawmakers and Gov. John Kasich to ban underground injection of toxic and potentially radioactive fracking waste.
Mike Chadsey, campaign manager for Ohio Energy in Depth, a pro-petroleum group, said Wednesday that all are entitled to their own opinions "but not their own facts."
"Unfortunately, the individuals who will be speaking at this event still use half-truths, out-of-context statements and outlandish claims to scare local citizens about Ohio's oil and gas industry," Chadsey said.
Energy in Depth is a public outreach campaign for the Independent Petroleum Association of America.
"Don't Frack Ohio 2" is a coalition of groups working toward an end to fracking, including 350.org; Concerned Citizens Ohio; Food and Water Watch; Center for Health, Environment and Justice; FrackFree Mahoning; Network for Oil and Gas Accountability and Protection; Communities for Safe and Sustainable Energy; Progress Ohio; Ohio Student Environmental Coalition; Appalachia Resists!; Faith Communities Together for Fracking Awareness; and others.
Speakers are scheduled to address issues involving health and the environment.
According to the release, an "inter-faith service" will be held by members of the coalition at a not-yet-disclosed site.


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Following are electronic resources that the East Asian Library has licensed, purchased, or received in exchange. Unless otherwise noted, they are accessible to users on the campus network or accessing the network from off-campus via the proxy server.
Chinese Electronic Periodicals
China Academic Journals / CNKI
Beijing: Tsinghua Tongfang Knowledge Network Technology Co., Ltd
China Academic Journals and Century Journal Project of CNKI provides full text and full images ofChinese-language journals in economics, education, history, law, literature, philosophy, politics,and social science from 1994 to present; updated daily. Chinese input software required to search.
CNBKSY:Full-text Database of Republican Periodicals & NICNP: National Index to Chinese Newspapers and Periodicals
CNBKSY is a full-text online database of periodicals of the Republican period from 1911- 1949. NICNP is an online index to newspapers and periodicals published in China, covering sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Full-text articles are available through document delivery.
Beijing: SuperStar, Ltd.
Dacheng Data collects journal articles from the late Qing period, as the starting time of Chinese journals, down to 1949. The database includes over 180 million articles from 13 million issues of over 7,000 journals published in China during the period. It provides comprehensive and unique research resources to humanities, social sciences and other academic fields.
DragonSource Periodicals
Beijing: Dragonsource.com Inc.
A searchable database of 1,000 electronic journals/magazines in the original printed looking, with full color images and searchable function. Its full-color images provide significant added value especially for the titles in archeology, art and films. Meanwhile, the database always make the newest issue available to the users, almost at the same time as the most current printed issue coming to market.
Index for articles in more than 150 periodicals published in Hong Kong since 1990, with some titles as early as the 1950s, in current events, economics, politics, and the social sciences.
NICNP: National Index to Chinese Newspapers and Periodicals
Online index to newspapers and periodicals published in China, covering sciences, humanities, and social sciences. Full-text articles are available through document delivery.
People's Daily (1946- )
The most influential and authoritative newspaper in China, created in May 1946, containing government policy information and resolutions as well as major domestic and international news.
Shen Bao, 1872-1949
申報, 1872-1949
Shen Bao was the most important Chinese newspaper in late Qing and Republican China, comprehensively covering all the aspects in politics, economy, culture, society, literature and academic studies during the period. With the full-text searchable function, the database comes with added value to the scholars in the fields of modern Chinese history, modern Chinese literature and culture, as well as sociology, anthropology and geographic/demographic studies.
TEPS: Taiwan Electronic Periodical Services
TEPS, provided via NetLibrary of OCLC, is the largest online database for periodical articles published in Taiwan. The database has access to over 450 Taiwanese periodicals in multiple disciplines, and it keeps growing and expanding.
Database of the United Daily News Group, the largest news group in Taiwan, covering seven Chinese newspapers in Taiwan, Europe, and North America: Lian He Bao 聯合報, Jing Ji Ri Bao >經濟日報, Min Sheng Bao 民生報, Lian He Wan Bao 聯合晚報, Xing Bao 星報 in Taiwan; Ouzhou Ri Bao 歐洲日報 in Europe; and Meizhou Shi Jie Ri Bao 美洲世界日報 in North America. Contains full-text articles and searchable images.
Wanfang Data
Beijing: Wanfang Data Institute of Scientific and Technological Information
Note: use Internet Explorer when accessing this resource.
An affiliate of Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology and the leading information provider in China since the 1950s; includes five databases: China Academic Conference Proceedings, China Online Journals, Chinese Companies and Products, Dissertations of China, and Policies and Laws of China.
Taipei: Wisers Information, Ltd.
Provides access to hundreds of newspapers published in Taiwan, Hong Kong, mainland China, and some other parts of the world.
Chinese Classics
CHANT (Chinese Ancient Texts) Database
香港中文大學古文獻資料庫 (華夏文庫)
Hong Kong: Chinese University of Hong Kong
Full-text database focusing on pre-600 CE traditional and excavated texts; Chinese input software required to search.
Encyclopedia of Taiwan
Three hundred and nine titles in 595 volumes of classics related to Taiwanese studies.
Gujin Tushu Jicheng
Compiled in the Kangxi years of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) and covering a wide range of subjects, including many rare classic titles that are otherwise unavailable; online version can be much easier to search than the printed version.
Scripta Sinica: Chinese Text Retrieval System
Taipei: Academia Sinica
Note: Please choose "Authorized Use" (授權使用); may require the use of VPN rather than the proxy server.
Full-text database for hundreds of works in classics; history, including the history of Taiwan; law; literature; medicine; and religion. Major titles include Er shi wu shi 二十五史 [Twenty-five dynastic histories], Shi san jing 十三經 [Thirteen classics], Taisho Tripitaka 大正新脩大藏經, Tai ping yu lan 太平御覽, Wen xian tong kao 文獻通考; Chinese input software required to search.
Si bu cong kan dian zi ban [Electronic Sibu Congkan]
The electronic Sibu Congkan is a fully searchable collection of the authoritative editions of the 504 original and historical monographs (3,134 volumes) published by the Commercial Press in 1919-1936. Holdings span Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties including early manuscripts and rare prints (antiquarian, out-of-print books). Original collection used photolithography, which resulted in better editions than any then-available typeset editions.
TBRC: Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center
TBRC holds the largest and most complete collection of Tibetan texts in the world. Its offices are currently housed at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York City, and the scanning of its texts is ongoing at several sites worldwide.
Note: Please use one of the following browsers, Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Internet Explorer is not workable on this site.
Wen yuan ge Si ku quan shu dian zi ban [Electronic Siku Quanshu]
Hong Kong: Digital Heritage Publishing Limited.
Full text for the entire set of Siku Quanshu; results can be viewed as text or images.
Chinese E-Books & Subject Studies
Apabi Digital Resources
Beijing: Founder Electronics Corp, Ltd.
The database includes five sub-databases: (1) About 10,000 titles of e-books; (2) 26 major newspapers; (3) More than 900 titles of reference; (4) Chinese arts and images; and (5) Some major statistical yearbooks about national economic and social statistics. All the resources are full-text searchable.
Note: For reading e-books off-line, users must download and install a reader, available at http://uc.lib.apabi.com/reader/gb/apabireader.exe; no reader required if read online.
China Census Data
Beijing: Tsinghua Tongfang Knowledge Network Technology Co., Ltd
2010 Sixth Population Census of China. Some data from previous census are also available to UCLA users.
China Data Online
Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan China Data Center
Database of census and statistical data in both Chinese and English.
Chinamaxx Digital Library of Chinese E-books
Beijing: SuperStar, Ltd.
Chinamaxx Digital Library, powered by Superstar, is one of the largest digital libraries for Chinese electronic books. Superstar provides two methods to find out the books. You can input the title of the book, the author, ISBN, and so directly in the search bar. Or, you may browse the subject categories for books related your research or interest of reading.
Du Xiu
Beijing: SuperStar, Ltd.
A powerful database for searching Chinese publications published in mainland China.
NPM: National Palace Museum Digital Archive of Chinese Treasures
NPM is an essential resource for the studies of Chinese art and art history. Since the previous vendor Airiti Inc. of Taiwan is no longer presenting the database, this is the temporary access to the NPM resource until a new access is arranged.
Post-1949 Chinese Local Gazetteers
Beijing: Wanfang Data Institute of Scientific and Technological Information.
Post-1949 Chinese Local Gazetteers is one of our strength in collection for many years. The subscription to this full-text searchable database is further strengthening this specialized collection, and filling some gaps in our printed collection.


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Peace and Justice
Bearing Witness: Chris Jordan on Art, Grief, and Transformation
by Brooke JarvisApr 14, 2010
- Photographer Chris Jordan's latest project left him feeling grief and hopelessness. Now he wants more people to discover how productive those emotions can be.
A Thousand Suns
Apr 12, 2010
- Our new problems might require paying attention to old wisdom. A new documentary looks to indigenous leadership for answers—and throws our way of life into sharp relief.
Freeing the Spirit of Change
by Rabbi Ted FalconApr 09, 2010
- Ethical behavior and loving generosity are at the core of faith—so why is the world hurting? Rabbi Ted Falcon on why paying attention to our interconnection is the first step toward healing.
A World Without Nuclear Weapons
Apr 08, 2010
- With support from across the political spectrum—and historic leadership from President Obama—we are at a tipping point in the struggle for nuclear abolition.
Healing Body and Heart, Cuban Style
by Beverly Bell and Tory FieldApr 02, 2010
- Cuban doctors and artists–on the ground in Haiti even before the earthquake–are helping survivors heal.
Climate Game Changer
by Sarah van GelderApr 02, 2010
- Can Cochabamba pick up where Copenhagen failed?
A New Start with START
by Alice SlaterMar 31, 2010
- Does the new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty move us any closer to a world free of nuclear weapons?
Help for Haiti: Time for New Ideas
by Nikhil AzizMar 29, 2010
- International aid has increased Haiti's food dependency and undermined its democracy. How can the world help Haiti recover without repeating past mistakes?
Economic Recovery, Hawaiian Style
by Lurline Wailana McGregorMar 29, 2010
- What indigenous economies can teach us about abundance.
Immigrants on the Trail of Dreams
Mar 26, 2010
- Four undocumented students are walking from Miami to Washington, D.C., risking deportation to tell the stories of immigrants living in the shadows.
In America: Getting Beyond the Hate
by Sarah van GelderMar 26, 2010
- Race-baiting at recent tea party rallies is the most recent sign that we have a long way to go to move beyond racism in the United States. But there are exciting signs that a move to a post-racial society is possible and may even be underway.
Solidarity as Economic System
by Beverly BellMar 26, 2010
- In Haiti, sharing communities are proving more shock-proof in the wake of disaster than market-based economies.
Understanding Multiracial America
by Jing FongMar 26, 2010
- By the midcentury, people of color will make up the majority in the U.S. These resouces will help students understand race and the experiences of multiracial people.
YES! Recommends: Teaching Diverse Students Initiative
by Jing FongMar 26, 2010
- How can teachers effectively teach diverse students when they struggle with their own understandings of race?
Rachel Corrie and the Image of Israel
by Neve GordonMar 18, 2010
- Commentary: What can we learn from Israel's response to the death of Rachel Corrie, who was crushed by a bulldozer while protesting the demolition of Palestinian homes in the Gaza strip?


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Welcome to Greenacre
Greenacre School for Girls was established in 1933 by two exceptional young women. Both had a deep flair for teaching and a vision for a school that would provide not only excellent academic standards, but also an education tailored specifically to the needs of girls and young women. That vision is still central to the School today.
Greenacre is a thriving and vibrant school, large enough to offer variety, challenge and opportunities for all talents and interests, but small enough for each girl to be known as a unique individual, enabling her to realise her full potential. The School has a wide outlook, embracing the best of the nearby urban opportunities whilst being surrounded by countryside. The staff are highly qualified and committed to instilling the very best work habits in the girls and preparing them for an active role in the world. Greenacre is a human and sociable school in which girls of all ages, from 3 to 18, have the opportunity to develop fully, with all its resulting freedom and happiness.
Greenacre girls flourish in the school's wonderful environment and atmosphere where an innovative and outward looking approach is aligned with a respect for traditional values. They emerge as articulate, confident and inquisitive, accomplished, yet considerate young women of whom we are rightly proud.
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Media19 has extensive experience of producing award winning factual programming for network and regional television (BBC, Channel 4 and ITV) in a range of genres including arts, history, observational documentary and education. The company also specialises in cross-platform projects working with many diverse and different communities using film, video, writing and photography to enable people to talk about their stories and experience; producing work for exhibition, screenings, publication, web and mobile.
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Mother's Day is less than two weeks away, and we'd like to suggest our exclusive Canterbury Blend as the perfect gift for Mom. The Canterbury Blend is as complex and subtle as any mother. It's composed of four different single origin coffees, that are blended before roasting. While it is blended to be a mild and smooth coffee, it is uniquely complex as it allows each of the four varietals to step forward.
Oren's Canterbury Blend is a unique experience, similar to an intriguingly blended wine.
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You have seen it, now you have to have it… all your Crossfit friends will be blown away by this shirt! The Pegasus is the most mighty of the mythical horses and rules supreme (like CrossFit) over all other living things. This shirt alone will empower the wearer to PR on Fran every time you wear it and will also intimidate everyone in the vicinity to suck more than you in the WOD!
Specify a color and size, if you do not specify it will be my choice… which will most likely be pink, XL. Use the comments field to tell us how much you are going to crush WOD's and faces while wearing this shirt! Shipping is included in the 48 states, outside that please contact CFS for a quote. The shirt is a 50/50 Hanes style shirt… not 100% cotton (which sucks).
Please be patient as it could be two or three weeks to ship, this kind of awesome is hand made to order and folded into a box with loving care. We sprinkle magic PR dust on each shirt and that sh*t takes time bro. DO NOT ASK FOR THE UNICORN SHIRT, that is a Pegasus and they eat Unicorns for lunch (which is Paleo so its cool). There is no image on the back, feel free to get something added like "My name is Tom and I really like mythical creatures", that should get you a date for sure. Contact us for custom printing on the back!
Lastly, when you buy this shirt you are entering into a contract with Crossfit Salem not to steal our idea, get you own, we are the home of the Pegasus and maybe you can put a kitty or something on your shirts. You are also agreeing to take a cool picture of you in your magical shirt and post it on our facebook page, these are the rules.
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As researchers continue to focus on genes in their search for breast cancer treatment, there's one genetic marker that could help those with aggressive breast cancer. "When we obtain the tissue from breast cancer cells or the breast cancer tissue, we look at the cells and if there are receptors," says Lee Memorial Health System surgeon, Dr. Eric Goldsmith.
These estrogen receptors could determine how aggressive a cancer could become. "We know on the outside of the cell, if you can imagine it, there's all sorts of almost like antennae, if you want to picture them, sticking up, waiting to get signals and tell them what to do."
Patients with positive receptors tend to respond positively to treatments, depending on their individual situation. "For example, those patients who are positive, we can use things like oral chemotherapy: tamoxifen, evista, those sorts of medications."
Then there are women who have negative receptors. This is where cancer treatment may be a bit more involved. That's when surgeons and oncologists will look at the varius factors when determining the best treatment. "Esterogen receptors. Progresterone receptors. Her 2/neu, FISH, there's a whole bunch of things that we look at and then we put it all together to decide what's the best therapy, what your prognosis is going to be."
Since 2001, the number of people dying from breast cancer has continued to decline due in part to therapies guided by receptor status.


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Emmy Nomination Preview 2009 - Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy
Can Jean Smart win again? Is this Kristin Chenoweth's year? Is Tracey Ullman cheating?
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Nicollette Sheridan, 'Desperate Housewives'
Nomination Status: May be a first-timer.
Bottom Line: Once upon a time, Emmy voters loved "Desperate Housewives," showering nominations on everybody besides Eva Longoria Parker and Sheridan. After a couple down seasons, "Desperate Housewives" has recovered a bit of its buzz and Sheridan had this season's showiest (or buzziest) subplot, what with the whole dying thing. Do we really think she's going to get a nomination? Probably not, but this category is such a crapshoot there's no point in not making a wild guess or two. "Desperate" co-star Dana Delany, a two-time winner for "China Beach," may slip in and grab this slot instead.