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NOSC Conference Breaks Records, Sets Momentum
The National Outreach Scholarship Conference held this fall was full of historic firsts. UA was the first non-land grant university to host the conference. A record 613 registrants came from 39 states, as well as Canada, Egypt and Nigeria. Presenters and co-presenters came from 84 colleges and universities and 47 community organizations. Community partners from 14 states attended, also a record. Especially thrilling to organizers were the numbers of students and smaller organizations participating this year.
From the beginning, Dr. Samory T. Pruitt, UA vice president for community affairs, urged conference planners to come up with a "different" conference from past NOSCs, which had been attended primarily by faculty, administrators and large foundations.
"It (the conference) was years in the making with the detailed planning and implementation having been a part of our daily business lives for so long, but the results were tremendous. We had more institutions represented than ever before – thanks to a dynamic program and superior marketing efforts. We surpassed every goal we set for the conference – from student and community partner participation to making sure every participant experienced all the things that make The University of Alabama such a welcoming, vibrant community of scholars," Pruitt said.
"The conference had record numbers of students and community partners who participated. Increasing participation among these groups was one of our main goals," said Janet Griffith, assistant provost for communications and chair of the planning committee for the conference.
"Our track system, along with student registration incentives, special rates for community organizations, and assistance with travel and lodging, resulted in a different kind of conference, where students, community partners and young scholars joined veteran scholars and administrators in what was not only the largest but youngest and most diverse NOSC in its 13-year history," according to Pruitt.
This fall, NOSC was renamed the Engagement Scholarship Consortium (ESC) to better reflect the international scope of the organization. The list of member universities continues to grow with at least three new members added in the weeks leading up to the conference.
Pruitt was elected vice president of the ESC Board during the board meeting at the conference. "His leadership on the board further underscores the University's leadership role in engaged scholarship," said Griffith.
After the conference UA President Judy Bonner, deans and vice presidents met to discuss building on the momentum from the conference as UA raises its profile as an engaged institution. By enhancing existing programs and creating new ones, UA can pursue benchmarks such as the national C. Peter Magrath University Community Engage-ment Award.
"We will also have the opportunity in 2013 to apply for reaffirmation of our Carnegie status as an engaged institution and that will provide us opportunities to review our progress and plan for the future," Griffith said.
"While the conference itself may be over, the renewed commitment and enthusiasm for engaged scholarship on our campus is just beginning," said Pruitt.


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April: Rupert laying low? Nothing to report.
4 May 2005: CBBC Newsround goes behind-the-scenes of Goblet of Fire. Some pics released included Rupert and co-star Dan Radcliffe in the Defense Against the Dark Arts classroom and filming the Yule Ball sequence.
16 May 2005: Driving Lessons is scheduled to begin filming in Londno and Edinburgh next month! The cast is spotted at a dance studio rehearsing...hmmm...
American actress Laura Linney, who starred in Love Actually, was spotted rehearsing in the Expressions dance studio for a new film called Driving Lessons. She is working on the film with Rupert Grint, famous for creating the role of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter movies.
12 June 2005: Rupert attends the premiere of Batman Begins. Gallery here!


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In the video below, Fool analysts Jeremy Phillips and Austin Smith talk about what makes priceline.com (NASDAQ: PCLN ) a buy.
Jeremy bought shares of Priceline after the stock was recommended by The Motley Fool's Supernova service.
With Priceline and Expedia combining to do more than $50 billion in sales last year, the Internet travel market is much larger than most investors realize, Jeremy says. Priceline is an international play, now doing about three-quarters of its business outside the U.S. and positioning itself very well to become the worldwide leader in travel. The stock has had an incredible run since The Motley Fool first recommended it, and Jeremy missed out on most of that, he says. But he feels very good about the company moving forward.
The stock has come down from about $770 to about $608, leaving it selling at about 30 times earnings. But the company is still growing its revenue at about 40% per year, making it a bargain compared to its competitors, says Austin.
While it still has room left to run, Priceline has soared 2,472.88% since Motley Fool superinvestor David Gardner recommended it in May of 2004. David specializes in identifying game-changing companies like Priceline long before others are keen to their disruptive potential. He helps like-minded investors profit while Wall Street catches up. I invite you to learn more about how he picks his winners with a free, personal tour of his flagship service: Supernova. Inside you'll discover the science behind his market trouncing returns. Just click here now for instant access.


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The act of selling drugs to another person.
matt: Yo Juice go get a dutch.
Juice: Yea, after i go serve up this kid a half zip of shrooms.
Juice: Yea, after i go serve up this kid a half zip of shrooms.
автор: Juice on the loose 1 февраля 2008
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To deliver a swift and decisive round of ass whoopin.
Go Serve that motherfucker, he's talkin some serious cracker shit.
автор: Slob 22 сентября 2003
To bring it. To work the runway/catwalk to your best ability. To have bitches gagging in awe.
"That girl was fierce." "I know did you see her serve?"
автор: Francois Andre 6 февраля 2007
The act of putting down another person so perfectly that all they can do is say "I just got served." Not to be confused with the incidental soft-serve, this serve is deliberate and both the server and the servee know it.
"Ms. Morgan served Sue Hall's dead father."
автор: Anonymous 4 ноября 2004
To school or humiliate by dancing crazy moves such as line dancing to achy breaky heart
"There are severe servings here and here, but the worst serving occured here in the pelvic region"
автор: KyRo 12 октября 2004
to make a drug deal where you are the dealer
i went to there house to make a serve
автор: latosha 27 октября 2003
to get revenge on somebody by making them realize what they missed. also to kick someones ass and then own them from their embarassment
Jodi-"Im gonna serve Bob today because he totally ignored me online"
Mary-"nice..make him pay"
Mary-"nice..make him pay"
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Rain, heavy at times, and hail played a part in at least half a dozen traffic collisions in the Santa Clarita Valley on Thursday, prompting a mud slide in Canyon Country and flooding in parts of Castaic, officials said.
By 6 p.m. Thursday, a little more than half and inch of rain had fallen in Newhall and .23 inches in Saugus, said Bonnie Bartling, a weather specialist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard.
California Highway Patrol officers responded to several incidents on local highways early Thursday, said CHP Officer Logan Callahan.
At 4:43 a.m. Thursday, Commuters contacted the CHP shortly before 5 a.m. to report a mud slide that loosened rocks and disabled at least one vehicle on Bouquet Canyon Road at Vasquez Canyon Road.
A black-and-white Mini Cooper became stuck after it ran over rocks sent onto the roadway by the mud slide, CHP officers reported. By 6:30 a.m., the roadway was clear.
Shortly after 6 a.m. Thursday, officers responded to reports of flooding on Commerce Center Drive between Henry Mayo Drive and Highway 126. By about 7:30 a.m., officers closed the road to traffic.
"It was flooded with about two feet of water," Callahan said. The road remained closed late Thursday.
A reportedly speeding red Ford Mustang hydroplaned on the wet southbound lanes of Highway 14 near Escondido Canyon Road, colliding with a barrier. No injuries were reported.
While Santa Clarita Valley residents enjoyed clearing skies during the day Thursday and a relief from rain, heavy rain and hail fell on motorists traveling through the Grapevine by late afternoon, Callahan said.
A winter storm warning was issued for Los Angeles County mountains through Saturday, but in the Santa Clarita Valley the chance of showers was due to lift after Friday, giving way to breezy conditions and mostly sunny skies through the weekend. Lows will remain in the 60s, and winds gusting up to 55 mph Friday, easing off into Saturday.
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MILAN - Fiat Industrial, the Italian maker of trucks, farm and construction vehicles, has raised its 2011 forecasts after second-quarter profits soared 78 percent on higher sales volumes across all sectors.
Fiat Industrial SpA posted a second-quarter net profit of (euro) 212 million ($304.86 million), compared with (euro) 119 million a year earlier.
Fiat Industrial shares rose 3.3 percent to (euro) 9.28 in Milan trading Monday after the results were released.
The company says it now expects revenues of (euro) 24 billion for the year, up from the (euro) 22 billion predicted earlier, and trading profit above (euro) 1.5 billion, from a maximum of (euro) 1.4 billion.


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Guild Wars 2 isn't going anywhere anytime soon, according to Arenanet – its ongoing sales are higher than anticipated, and its player base is strong and steady. NCSoft's financials over the past few quarters have shown a decline in Guild Wars 2 sales, but director Colin Johanson told Eurogamer that there's no reason to be gloomy.
"If you look at any game ever made, a year after release, sales are always dropping – that's just very normal. We're also very happy with the rate the sales have been dropping down. It's actually dropped much less than we would have forecasted," he said.
"Something people forget about a lot is that we're already the fastest-selling MMO in history, so even if sales are declining a little bit, that's on the fastest selling MMO in history. We don't really have a problem with that.
"Sales-wise we're just following what any game would naturally follow."
Johanson also said that Guild Wars 2 is yet to launch in several markets, including China, Korea, Russia, Southeast Asia and Brazil – "many of the world's biggest PC gaming hotbeds".
"We're extremely pumped about adding to each of these regions – we think that that sales number is going to take off again, and we're going to see a resurgence in territories we are out in as more and more players from other parts of the world get invested," he said.


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High Plains Epilepsy Association, Fine Art Show, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amarillo Little Theatre Adventure Space, 2751 "B" Civic Circle. Cost: Free.
Milan Institute of Cosmetology Spring Fashion Prom Show, 2 p.m. Wesley Community Center, 1615 S. Roberts St. Tickets: $5. Benefits: Children's Miracle Network, Wesley Community Center. Info: (806) 371-7600.
West Texas A&M University Opera Workshop and the WT Symphony, "Cos' fan tutte," 7:30 p.m., Branding Iron Theatre of the Sybil B. Harrington Fine Arts Complex at West Texas A&M University. Cost: $7.50 adults; $4 students. WT faculty and students with card: free.
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This short video introduces viewers to Christopher deFilippi, M.D., associate professor of medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and cardiologist at the Maryland Heart Center located within the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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Movable egg-shaped huts on a beach in South Korea were popular with readers this week, so we've collected together 13 strange and beautiful examples of mobile residences, refuges and retreats from the pages of Dezeen – including a tiny house delivered via helicopter. More »
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Mobile egg-shaped beach huts installed
along a South Korean shoreline
These tiny pebble-shaped seaside cabins by Korean studio Yoon Space Design are designed to be easily transported from beach to beach (+ slideshow). More »
NLE's floating school casts
anchor in Lagos Lagoon
Here's a look at one of the standout projects from Designs of the Year 2014 - a floating school on a Nigerian lagoon by architecture studio NLÉ (+ slideshow). More »
Prefabricated modular home by MAPA
delivered to the Brazilian countryside
Architecture collective MAPA of Brazil and Uruguay has built a prefabricated modular home and transported it by lorry to a picturesque spot in the countryside outside Porto Alegre (photos by Leonardo Finotti + slideshow). More »
Glamping tents shaped like worms
and doughnuts by ArchiWorkshop
These tents shaped like worms and doughnuts were designed by young studio ArchiWorkshop for a remote campsite in Yang-Pyeong, South Korea (+ slideshow). More »
Secret Operation 610 by Rietveld Landscape
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A flightless spaceship is slowly creeping around a former Cold War airbase near Utrecht (+ slideshow + movie). More »
Ark Nova by Arata Isozaki
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Two years after a major earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, architect Arata Isozaki and artist Anish Kapoor have completed an inflatable mobile concert hall that will tour affected regions (+ slideshow). More »
Parkcycle Swarm by
Rebar Group and N55
Here are more public spaces on the back of bikes: a swarm of tiny mobile parks covered in grass are being pedalled around the city of Baku this month (+ slideshow). More »
Cricklewood Town Square
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A mobile town square that packs into a miniature clock tower on the back of a bike will be appearing around north London this month (+ slideshow). More »
Casa Transportable ÁPH80
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Spanish architecture studio Ábaton has developed a micro home that can be transported on the back of a lorry and placed almost anywhere (+ slideshow). More »
Micro House in Tsinghua
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This micro house in Beijing by Chinese architect Liu Lubin comprises three cross-shaped modules that can be flipped around to turn a living room into an office or bathroom (+ slideshow). More »
Roaming Market by
Aberrant Architecture
A tiny mobile performance venue based on sixteenth century market stalls and Roman fortune tellers will be appearing around the Lower Marsh area of Waterloo in London this summer. More »
MOSS office for working from home
by Victor Vetterlein
These conceptual office units by American designer Victor Vetterlein are designed to be bought up by companies and sent out to employees' back gardens so they can work from home. More »
Bao House by
dot Architects
This mobile home by Chinese studio dot Architects consists of a quilted cube attached to the back of a tricycle. More »
Hypercubus by WG3
Hut on Sleds by Crosson Clarke
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As the tides erode the northern coast of New Zealand, this house on a sled by architects Crosson Clarke Carnachan can be towed off the beach and out of harm's way (+ slideshow). More »
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AFTER SEVEN YEARS OF AGONIZING stalemate, the Beirut hostage crisis seemed to break last week like a dam before late summer rains. The events came suddenly and unexpectedly, and for the families of the 12 Westerners held captive by Muslim fundamentalists, they brought the hope that a resolution was finally at hand.
First came British TV journalist John McCarthy, freed after 1,942 days in captivity. The 34-year-old McCarthy bounded onto the tarmac of an English airport with a healthy flush and broad smile on his face, looking, as Peggy Say, sister of American hostage Terry Anderson said, "like he's just spent a month at Club Med." In fact, McCarthy was soon cracking jokes. When asked by reporters to explain his remarkably cheerful demeanor he quipped, "It's the drugs."
The release, just three days later, of American Edward Tracy—held captive for five years—was greeted with wonder of a different sort. "The years have dealt him quite harsh," said Doris Tracy, 83, when she saw pictures of her 60-year-old son. "He looked old for his age."
Edward Tracy looked more than merely old. The self-styled writer and adventurer from Burlington, Vt., appeared gaunt and dazed. His barely lucid answers to reporters' questions left many observers speculating about his mental stability. According to Syrian officials, Tracy was confused about what had happened to him, talked frequently of dogs and told reporters that he hoped "his wives would rise from the dead." One Syrian official commented that Tracy was "in the worst...mental state." Half a world away, in Burlington, the freed man's mother watched the first flickering TV images with concern. "I'm very glad he's been released," said Doris Tracy, standing in the driveway of the home she shares with her daughter Maria Lambert and son-in-law Denis. "I just hope he's okay."
In truth, Edward Tracy may not have been entirely okay in any conventional sense even before his abduction from a sidewalk cafe in West Beirut in 1986. Tracy had not seen his mother in 26 years, and from 1975 to 1985 Doris Tracy had not heard from him at all. She admitted she learned more about her son and his life from news reports since his capture than she had in the some four decades since he left home.
Reportedly, Tracy, who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, then flunked out of Penn's law school, departed the United States in 1958. He attempted to run a beer hall in West Germany, then took up brief residence in the Canary Islands, Iran, Iraq, Ethiopia, Australia, Trinidad and, since 1976, Beirut. How he supported these travels is unclear. "I wondered about him," says Doris Tracy, "but I didn't really worry. He was a confident person. He never hollered for help. I figured I would eventually hear from him, and I did."
When Tracy finally wrote home, in 1985, he informed his mother that he was divorced from his West German wife, Ingeberg (Tracy's two grown daughters from the marriage live in the Canary Islands; his son lives in Germany), and that he was living in Beirut. There he was known as something of an eccentric, selling encyclopedias door-to-door and boasting of the poetry he wrote and children's stories he had published (no evidence of such stories exists). Edward, his mother recalled, was always interested in "things of the mind, in making money, in having adventures." Once, when she expressed apprehensions about his lifestyle, he tried to put her at ease. "Ma," Doris says her son told her, "it's legitimate. I'm not getting into any trouble."
Despite their estrangement, Doris Tracy kept a vigil for her wayward son. She marked each day of his captivity on a calendar next to her telephone. And at his release, she said simply, "It was a terrible ordeal for me and for him to go through."
After his release, Tracy was flown to the U.S. military hospital in Wiesbaden, Germany, where he was debriefed by State Department officials, underwent medical tests and was reunited with his son, Lawrence, 29, and his daughters, Margaret, 28, and Monica, 23. Last week he flew with his daughters to Massachusetts, where he will receive further treatment at a Boston veterans' hospital. Doris Tracy, eager as she is to see her son in the flesh, says she is not up to meeting him at the airport. At 83, she admits she is a bit frail. "He's the free spirit who's been everywhere he's wanted to go," she says. "As for me, I'm not much of a traveler. I do most of my traveling in my rocking chair."
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GET EXCITED, "Scandal" fans.
Shonda Rhimes, the creator of ABC's most tweet-worthy show, is bringing her next creation to Philadelphia.
And to make matters even better, it's set to star Oscar-nominated goddess of the big screen Viola Davis.
The two will work together on "How to Get Away with Murder," a pilot for ABC that will be filmed in Philadelphia.
Davis will play a deeply mysterious law school professor who gets caught up in a murder that shakes her life - and the lives of her students - to the core.


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The Funky Dodo Backpackers Hostel
The funky dodo Backpackers Hostel is a brand new hostel located right in centre of the original Garifuna Hopkins village on the Caribbean coast of Belize. We offer comfortable budget accommodation in the spacious 14 bed dormitory in full size single bunk beds, lockers, free Wi-Fi, shaded outdoor chill out area with hammocks, well equipped kitchen free of use, new clean bathrooms a transport service and a laundry service.
If you are at the Hopkins road junction on the southern highway highway or somewhere in the vicinity Give me a call and I will come and collect you free of charge.
Disponibilidad y preciosPara ver la disponibilidad y los precios, selecciona las fechas y pincha "Actualizar fechas"
Instalaciones & Políticas de Albergue
- Seguridad 24 horas
- Traslado al aeropuerto
- Bar
- Estacionamiento de bicicletas
- Juegos de mesa
- Desayuno no incluido
- Café
- Ventilador de techo
- Sala común
- Se aceptan tarjetas de crédito
- Wifi gratuito
- Acceso a Internet
- Cocina
- Lavandería
- Incluye ropa de cama
- Taquillas
- Guardaequipajes
- Terraza al aire libre
- Aparcamiento
- Máquina para Té y Café
- Mostrador de excursiones
- Alquiler de toallas
- WiFi
Política de cancelaciónEsta propiedad cuenta con una política de cancelación de 1 días. Si no se realiza la cancelación dentro de ese plazo se aplicará un recargo de anulación igual a la primera noche de tu estancia.
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If you would like to book please go to www.thefunkydodo.com and click on 'book now'
If you are in the village already turn right at King Cassava Bar and head south, The hostel has a wooden fence and a terrace thatched roof. If you have reached the Happy supermarket you have gone too far. We are one lot back from the beach. (you cant miss us, we have loads of signs up everywhere.)
Local Public transport
Local busses run from from Dangriga 40 minutes and Punta Gorda 3 hours away. When coming from The south (Punta Gorda, Independance, Placencia etc) the bus can drop you off at the junction at the end of the Hopkins road. From there it is 4 miles to the village. It is easy to hitch a ride in a passing vehicle or wait at the junction for the bus from Dangriga to Hopkins that will collect you. Buses leave Dangriga at 10:00 am and 5:00pm
National and international public transport
Getting from Mexico to Belize:
You can get a direct bus to Belize city from Cancun, Playa del carmen, Tulum and Chetumal to get to Belize from Mexico with ADO bus lines (no need to book) and from there a local bus to Dangriga which run throughout the day from 5 am till 8 pm. To get from Dangriga to Hopkins there is a bus that leaves at 10:00 am and 5:00pm from the bus terminal on the south side of town.
Coming to Belize from Guatemala by land you will come to Flores and cross the border at Benque Viejo where there will be buses or taxis that will take you to the Benque Viejo bus terminal and from there the route is to St Ignacio, then Belmopan, Dangriga and then Hopkins Village buses run all day and it takes no more than 3 hours to reach Dangriga.
Getting from Guatemala to Belize by boat:
There are boats every day except Sundays from Livingstone and Puerto Barrios to Punta Gorda From Punta Gorda it is a 3 hour bus ride to The Hopkins junction. There are also Boats from Puerto Cortez in Honduras once a week on a Monday morning.
One can also fly with a local airline to Dangriga from either Belize city, Orange walk, St Ignacio, Punta gorda, Belmopan, Corazal, St Pedro and Key Calker. Tickets start at around 50 USD.


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Add trendy techniques to your jewelry tool kit with a versatile new material: epoxy clay. Mixed-media artist Debbi Simon shows you how to use it to create jewelry looks from faded to flashy.
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BEAUTIFUL!!! What colors of clay did you use? And what did you use for the blue on the base piece?
Hi girl. Thank you. I tried mixing the clay (oh dear, I should have read the instructions!). I used white, black, yellow, brown, and blue. I am going to have to study that mixing chart!. And the blue high light was a mineral based eye shadow powder that I brushed on before the clay dried!. Hey, she did say to experiment, right? So there you have it!
I wish my "experiments" would turn out half as well!!! You did a wonderful job!!!
Love your choice of color, lovely
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See colorful Chinese Lantern Festival beginning to come together at Fair Park
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Chinese workers row a boat around the Chinese lanterns installed at Fair Park on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2012 in Dallas.
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'This American Life' Releases Live Show Video 'The Invisible Made Visible' Directly to Fans11/08/2012 6:43 AM Eastern
Radio you can watch – that's the idea.
|Full cast of "The Invisible Made Visible." Photo by Adrianne Mathiowetz
On November 15th, 2012, the public radio show This American Life will release a video of a two-hour episode entitled "The Invisible Made Visible." Fans can download or stream the video for $5 at live.thisamericanlife.org with proceeds going directly to the show. It will also be released on DVD, exclusively via the show's web store.
- "Dancing Girls and David Sedaris: This American Life Goes Live with Satellite Event" by Jon Silberg, June 21, 2012
"The Invisible Made Visible" was originally performed onstage and broadcast live into movie theaters in May, 2012, to over 70,000 people across the U.S., Canada and Australia. Now the rest of the show's 1.8 million radio listeners and 750,000 podcast subscribers will have a chance to see it. The download is available worldwide.
Host Ira Glass personally curated the show. "The whole point," he says "was to do stories that are far too visual to ever be on the radio."
|David Rakoff. Photo by: Adrianne Mathiowetz
The result is a mix of animation, live dance from Monica Bill Barnes & Company, a short film by Mike Birbiglia starring Fresh Air's Terry Gross, a classic This American Life story (told by Glass) that's primarily visual, about street photographer Vivian Meier, plus comic monologues by David Sedaris, Glynn Washington, and Ryan Knighton. Comedian Tig Notaro tells a now-famous story about repeatedly running into 80s pop star Taylor Dayne. Rock band OK Go provides music. It's all performed in front of changing illustrated backgrounds.
Probably the most memorable moment in the episode comes during a story by longtime This American Life contributor David Rakoff. He talks about the abilities he's lost during his fight with cancer, and then, gracefully, beautifully, does a solo dance onstage. It was the last story Rakoff ever wrote for the radio show. He died three months later, in August.
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The event is part of the Sanctuary Classic in Hawaii, which promotes safe and pono (responsible) fishing practices and perpetuates the transfer of knowledge to sustain marine resources from one generation to the next. The free event aims to further connect fishers, communities and families with marine resources. The classic includes an ongoing online fish photo contest.
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The training is free, but new volunteers must take a series of classes, and potential volunteers must register online prior to attending them.
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* Shelter Fundamentals, 5:30-9 p.m. Aug. 8
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* Disaster Action Team: An Orientation, 5:30-9 p.m. Aug. 15
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Police said the victim, from the Belford section of Middletown, was stabbed in the arms and chest during a fight in the rear parking lot of the pub.
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Katianne Timko knew she wanted to be a singer at a young age, and that early ambition made her the passionate singer she is today.
"In the third grade, I dressed up as a singer on career day and wrote a report on the Spice Girls," Timko said. "It was more or less a matter of developing the confidence to get in front of a room full of strangers and do it, which happened when I was 20."
Sometimes it takes a passionate fellow musician to bring out the best in another. Robbie Jay McFarland, frontman for the Americana act the Robbie Jay Band, helped inspire Timko, who lives in Austintown, develop herself as a musician.
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"He would let me hang out at the Robbie Jay Band's practices, and during their smoke breaks they'd have me play my songs that no one had ever heard before. He would always say, 'Whenever you're ready to, you can play a show with us, kid,' and eventually I felt ready."
Timko, who plays guitar, ukulele and autoharp, will be backed by Khaled Tabbara, keyboards, guitar and banjo; Sandi Quotson, violin; and her brother, Andy Timko, guitar, for Friday's show at the Lemon Grove Cafe.
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Timko currently is in the planning stages for recording her next album. She has been experimenting with stylistic ideas and deciding what musical elements to incorporate on the album before she heads into the studio.
After a bout of writer's block at the end of 2012, Timko has written some new songs, including "Love Is Real," "Go Away (Make It Rain)" and "Wild Eyes."
"I've been really content with my life. I know it sounds crazy, but when I am busy being happy, it's hard to write anything of substance. I've recently come out of it, when I wrote, 'Love Is Real,' the writer's block came out of me. The song picks apart the shocked reaction a lot of people have when they find the right person by accident."
Another new song is "Go Away (Make It Rain)," which "dives more into how we feel criticized and judged by people who really shouldn't have a say in whether we're happy or not, all they want to do is make it rain."
At times a favorite book, film or television show or series can be an inspirational muse for a song. In Timko's case, the acclaimed television drama series "Dexter" became the inspiration for one of her new songs.
"I have another new song I have been working on called 'Wild Eyes,' which is inspired by season 7 of 'Dexter.' Does it relate to life at some point or another? Absolutely! It was written with the intent of showing what those characters were feeling at the time. I'm obviously a big 'Dexter' fan. With these new songs comes a nice breath of fresh air into my music. I'm starting to look out for inspiration instead of only looking in at myself," Timko said.
On the topic of musical influences, Timko said her top three inspirations are Alanis Morissette, June Carter Cash and Katy Perry. Timko has the title to Morissette's 1998 song "That I Would Be Good" tattooed on her forearm.
"I turn to Alanis Morissette for lyrical inspiration more than anyone else," she said. "She's brutally honest and I've learned a lot from studying her writing. I love June Carter Cash because of her stage presence. She was so sharp and funny and likeable, and she really understood the art behind putting on a good show. I admire her and Johnny as a couple and that performing was a way for them to bond. I know how magical it is when my boyfriend, Khaled (Tabbara, from The Zou), and I play together. Katy Perry is at the top of her game. From watching her, I learned that it's okay to have fun with my set. I use props, decorations and whatever I want, it's my art. She shows me that it's okay to experiment with it."
Timko made her recording debut with the 2011 EP "What I Wanted," which she recorded with Pete Drivere at Ampreon Recorder in Youngstown.
"I had so much fun recording with Pete Drivere and he is a genius," she said. "With the 'What I Wanted' EP, I had four songs that really mattered to me, called some friends to help out and just went for it. It took four days from start to finish. I wanted it to be simple, clean and to showcase my bare bones songwriting. It's a great first record because it did what I wanted it to do, which is show people that I can write and show people that I can sing. I can't wait to go back into the studio and record the next record. For my next record, we're looking to make it sound old fashioned and interesting, kind of like a Kitty Wells record."


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My car is a suzuki esteem 2000 model (1.8 L). My alternator was wore out so I was going to replace them but before I did, my battery died. So I recharged it and reinstalled it, but I connected the wrong terminals... First, the car horn went off so I knew something was wrong, but I kept on trying to start the engine despite the horn going on... After I noticed that I connected the wrong terminals, my engine wont start. It tries to but it doesn't start all the way. My head light turns on, my internal light turns on, hazard light turns on but when I turn my key to turn the electrical systems on, none of the head lamps turns on (i.e. the check oil, check seat belt, check engine lamps) and neither does my signal lights.
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You should remove the battery and have it charged and load tested, this will tell you if the battery is good or not. Now for the way it was installed. They call this reverse polarity. I know that you are not going to want to hear this, but here we go. Reverse polarity can torch any electronics. Most electronics are not protected in any way from reverse polarity because this doesn't happen to often. Oddly enough most car stereos are protected by a protection diode. The diode burns out and protects the radio. But you have to open the radio up to replace the diode.
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Thanks Dr. Hamman. Just one last question though. Before I change my battery if it's a bad battery, I shouldn't even be able to turn on my car lights though should I? Also, when I turn my key halfway, I usually can at least change my gear to neutral, but I can't do that either, does this indicate something else?
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That can be a bad sign, but this vehicle has been through a lot because of the reverse polarity accident. That is one reason why I was talking about cleaning the battery cables, and terminals. There can be arcing, and cause some loss of power at the cables. Also go over the fuses real good, pull them out one at a time and check them out. It is possible that any of them are blown. Hang in there and I hop it comes out OK for you.
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It seems like a new low to take the intellectual property of a non-profit group to make a buck, but that's what Jay Z's company ROC Apparel is accused of in a new Trademark Infringement case. According to TMZ, " Hoodlove, LLC — a for-profit company dedicated to improving poverty stricken communities — filed the lawsuit against ROC Apparel Group earlier this month … over one specific shirt in the Rocawear line, which reads HoodLove in giant letters."
Hoodlove says it has owned the trademark since 2006 — and claims Jay's company came along and started using the name, without their consent or a licensing agreement. According court documents filed by Hoodlove, "unauthorized use of the Infringing Apparel is likely to cause confusion" and "deceive customers" into "mistakenly" believing Rocawear's and Hoodlove's goods are "affiliated." I hope Jay Z's company does the right thing and compensates Hoodlove for the use of their trademark. I'll never understand why big companies rip off smaller companies, or just ignore their trademark rights. Earlier this year, I wrote about how the Kardashians used the name Khroma for their make-up collection, ignoring the fact that Kroma was already a registered trademark of another party. Eventually, the Kardashians were forced to rebrand their make-up line (naming it, wait for it–Kardashian Beauty) to resolve the trademark infringement claims.
Seriously, as a small business and a trademark owner myself, I empathize with the little guys who follow the legal process, register their intellectual property, or just put a TM after the name they are using (signifying the intent to trademark, and then get ripped off by larger companies. Here's hoping Jay Z does the right thing, until then, I hope the Rocawear Hoodlove shirts are outsold by Hoodlove, LLC .


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Officials said deputy Juan Pastrana was trying to make an arrest over sunglasses and lip balm and was dragged 15 to 20 feet by the fleeing car.
Authorities said Pastrana tried stopping 23-year-old Robert Pinos near Tuskawilla Road and Gabriella Road in Winter Springs after he stole the items from a nearby Publix.
Pinos jumped into a car, drove off and ran into Pastrana, according to deputies.
Investigators said Pinos dropped his wallet that led deputies to his home.
Officials said Pinos was eventually taken into custody after resisting arrest again. He is charged with escape, resisting an officer, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, fleeing and eluding, aggravated battery on a person using a deadly weapon and petty theft.
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in a southern usa state just for the antebellum houses! early 1900's or 1930/40's please
...i wonder if what time period we feel drawn too has an relevance to maybe 'past lives' or something like that...haha
1920's in america when it was the boom.
Russia 1918 is that utopian socialist society
I honestly read this as "if you could have your period in any country"
In answer to the actual question:
I think I'd chose France about 1910 or so. I'm not entirely sure why....
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I think I'd chose France about 1910 or so. I'm not entirely sure why....
Good times, I'd bet.
About a century from now, Japan. Just to see what newfangled contraptions they've come up with by then, but the further into the future you go the less likely you're able to guarantee that the place you land in hasn't collapsed and become a brutal third world dictatorship by the time you arrive. Also because Japan seems to have a collective hardon for futuristic stuff, which I can definitely respect.
I wish I had been born about ten years earlier, and lived my life exactly as I have.
Basically, I wish the recession had happened some time other than when I'm about to embark on a career.
1950s America same age would have said 90s but the gun crime was too much
Images of living in the past are always very romanticised, but forgetting about all that let's see...
Ancient Rome would have been very nice, but depending on who you were of course... a fairly well off merchant maybe, or even a slave in a noble household. Tidy darts. I've wished I could go back in time and visit Rome back then, must have been a sight to see. Wouldn't have been bad to be a Romano-Briton either, after all the dust had settled and Boudica wasn't burning Londinium to the ground. Plus I am completely fascinated by the pre-Christian culture of those people, though in the Roman centres they would have mostly been Romanised. Bugger it, let's go pre-Roman living in a nice oppida in Wales. Sleeping in a chilly roundhouse, dying at 20-something most likely, but it wouldn't be so bad! Maybe I could be a tribal chieftain or something... or.... or a druid
I'd also love to have been around in the 50s or so, where I live now. From what my parents have said, life seemed to be so much simpler and less impersonal back then...
Late 1970s America- the start of the disco era!
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Where and when would you choose, and why?
For myself, I'd love to have lived during the beautiful era, or 'La Belle Époque', in France. To be the same age as I am now around 1900 - 1910. Man, that would have been amazing. Just...amazing.
The period was famously painted copious times by French artists Eugène Galien-Laloue, Georges Seurat, Jean Beraud, Renoir and many others. Some images:
Interesting in seeing the responses.
And in just 4 years along comes World War 1, with you the perfect age for conscription.
Ancient Rome! I'd be a Patrician of course!
Oooh. Considering my taste in music, films and clothes, I would love to live in 1950's Britain, or 1950's America, but it was still a very sexist time so it wouldn't be that great. Or maybe being middle class in Britain in the early/mid 1800's, one thing I'd definitely do is try and find Elizabeth Gaskell because she's an amazing author. But let's be honest, most of history is going to suck if you're a woman. Wouldn't say no to Renaissance France either. Obviously I'd love to go back and meet Jesus as well, even if he wasn't the son of God, he must have been a great speaker or he wouldn't have had so many people listening to him, would he?
I'm surprised there haven't been more medieval posts on here!
I would love to be around in mid 14th Century England, during the rule of Edward III. Other than the fact that everybody was dying of plague for most of the time, it was beautiful. There was a major political upheaval in which there was a (limited) degree of movement towards secularism, and the official announcement of one united race of English. Fashion developed dramatically, with the long and flowing robes of the earlier years being replaced with fluted and sweeping curves of early Renaissance fashion. Building works became more sophisticated, with stone foundations being introduced to the housing of most people making living conditions somewhat more palatable. Significant wealth flowed into England from the French campaigns and, despite Edward's ultimate failure to secure the French crown, national pride had never been higher! It was a lovely time!
Either that, or the late 9th Century. There is no type of building I prefer to spend time in than the Anglo-Saxon grubenhaus, which is warmer and cosier than any other structure I've ever been in. Also, I would do anything to stand in the shield-wall of Alfred the Great in the epic final stand against the marauding Danish Viking armies at Ethandun. Hooray for Wessex!
1980s America, it just seemed a way more innocent time. I know that sounds weird but it looked so much happier.
Sixteenth century Japan in the Edo period because it was said to be the most peaceful time in Japanese history.
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And in just 4 years along comes World War 1, with you the perfect age for conscription.
Either on the backdrop of the American Civil War - I think the slow move from friends to enemies would be interesting to see develop - or the French revolution
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on 07 February 2013 - 08:52 PM
lol is Lashoff playing? Never noticed him.
Posted by Dave
on 05 February 2013 - 08:08 PM
Honest question.
Do you think any team in the league would give us a first round pick for Kyle Quincey?
Posted by Dave
on 01 February 2013 - 10:06 PM
LOL nice empty net, probably the hardest fought EN ever.
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on 01 February 2013 - 08:11 PM
Posted by Dave
on 29 January 2013 - 06:59 AM
Good thing there's 5 pages of this garbage.
Posted by Dave
on 27 January 2013 - 08:02 PM
When was the last time the Wings played a full 60 minutes?
Posted by Dave
on 25 January 2013 - 08:46 PM
They should just play the whole game 5-4, switching every 2 minutes, that seems to be what the NHL wants.
Posted by Dave
on 25 January 2013 - 08:32 PM
No, it doesn't...It's as stupid as the idiots booing Fedorov. Suter didn't snub the Wings, he took a better offer in his hometown. It makes the Wings fans look like idiots to boo him.
The price of admission assures their right to boo whatever they want.
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on 25 January 2013 - 08:16 PM
Seriously? This is the worst PP ever.
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on 22 January 2013 - 07:53 AM
That E doesn't make him any better.
Posted by Dave
on 21 January 2013 - 10:05 PM
Maybe that will wake up Franz
I dunno, it doesn't look like much fun.
Posted by Dave
on 21 January 2013 - 09:59 PM
God damn it. Cleary go away, Quincey go away, Franzen go away, Emerton go away, Sammy go away.
Posted by Dave
on 21 January 2013 - 09:15 PM
Smith got turned inside out too... lets not put all the blame on quincey here... he's been terrible, sure, but come on.
Agreed. So far Lashoff has out performed Quincey in 1 game than all the games Q played since he came back.
Posted by Dave
on 21 January 2013 - 08:44 PM
GO LASHOFF. FInally a rookie getting his first goal against a team that ISN'T detroit.
Posted by Dave
on 19 January 2013 - 09:45 PM
Anyone else wish we "overpaid" for a quality player?
But look at all these bargains that Holland got at the thrift shop!
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Wednesday, April 27, 2005
Civil War in Togo?
The last few days have brought reports of scattered violence and unrest in Togo, and today the situation worsened.
Togo's opposition presidential candidate has declared himself president with 70% of the vote, despite official results giving him only 38%.
"We must fight with our lives if necessary," Bob Akitani said, claiming the poll was rigged in favour of Faure Gnassingbe, the former leader's son.
Today is a good day to reflect on how fortunate we are to live in a country where this kind of post-election violence is a thing of the past. That doesn't help the people of Togo, though, who are faced with the very real possibility of a violent coup or a civil war. Unfortunately, neither side seems bent on compromise and the regional watchers gave the vote their approval.
That there were significant irregularities is not in dispute, but whether those were enough to render the vote invalid is questionable. Togo, a tiny sliver of a country in Western Africa, had been under the rule of the same head of state--complete with sham multi-party elections--since 1967. Gnassingbe Eyadema maintained his power in the same way that Robert Mugabe has remained the head of his state: a ruthless and loyal military, massive corruption, and compromised elections.
Togo may well be a peek at Zimbabwe's future. Mugabe has managed to hold power to this point, and done everything in his power to ensure that the country will remain a one-party state beyond his death (with almost joking allowances for an opposition party that is defanged by the changes that Mugabe's government continues to make to the constitution). But his death will leave a void in the power structure that won't easily be filled by one of his followers.
Togo, with help from the international community, may well find a peaceful way for a democratic government to take shape. If so, the lessons learned here could prove useful in other nations throughout Africa. If a peaceful resolution isn't found, then it will prove a warning about those nations with aging dictators and a history of political unrest.
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SALEM - Once again, the employees of Cigarette World in Salem are doing their part to help victims of domestic violence by holding a series of raffles as a lead-off to Cruzin' for a Cauze on June 23.
"We need a safe place for women and children to go," store manager Jackie Spencer said.
In Columbiana County, that place is the Christina House in Lisbon and this will be the third year in a row store personnel have stepped up and hawked raffle tickets for baskets to support the shelter's efforts. This will be the second year they've hosted a car show in the store parking lot to raise funds for the shelter.
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Cigarette World clerk Samantha Burkey, left, and store manager Jackie Spencer pose with some of the raffle items available at the Salem store off of Cunningham Road, all to raise money for the Christina House shelter for battered women and their children. The raffles will lead up to Cruzin' for a Cauze, a car show planned from 3 to 7 p.m. June 23 in the parking lot, also to benefit Christina House. Tickets for the raffles are $1 each or 6 for $5 and can be purchased at the store. (Salem News photo by Mary Ann Greier)
The first raffle in 2011 for a patio set raised $534. Last year, they decided to have a handful of raffles and a car show titled Cruzin' for a Cauze, raising $1,452 despite rainy weather on Father's Day. "This year we hope to double it with the help of everyone," Spencer said.
Tickets for the many raffles can be purchased at the store on Cunningham Road across from the Walmart entrance for $1 or six for $5 and will be drawn periodically up to the date of the car cruise.
Up to 14 raffle baskets are on display at the moment, with several more items to come. There's one containing dog products, two with purses containing cosmetics and perfume, one with candy, one for summer with an outdoor ceramic fire bowl, one filled with Italian food, one with bath products, one for smokers, one with a power wheel quad for kids donated by Walmart, one with a handmade cow and White Diamonds perfume, one with Cleveland Browns baby outfit items, one for gardening, one with a party set, pitcher and beer, and one with children's books donated by Mothers Educating Autistic Leaders.
Future raffle items coming include a crocheted American flag by Lynn Spencer, a pink ribbon basket by Tonya Needham, a basket with cat toys, food and an electric litter box, and a Father's Day basket which will include a plaque donated by Denny Calvin.
"This benefits your own community. It's not going somewhere else," store clerk Samantha Burkey said.
The Cruzin' for a Cauze will take place from 3 to 7 p.m. on June 23, the final day of the Salem Super Cruise. The cost for vehicles will be $5 an entry, with a dash plaque for the first 50 vehicles and prizes for first, second, third and kids' choice. The event will include a disc jockey for music, G & G concessions for food and lots of prizes for trivia questions for both children and adults. There will be mini games for kids, also.
Spencer offered thanks to the store owners, David and Kari Newman, for allowing her and the other employees to do the raffles and car cruise again. The efforts first began when they heard a few customers talk about their situations with domestic violence, something Spencer said she was familiar with on a personal basis. With the economy, she said domestic violence is on the rise.
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