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Yes, a skilled user can extract individual install packages from .dmg disk images, as well as .zip, .tar. tar.gz, .tar.bz2, .pax, and .xar archives (and more). But, a savvy user knows how to get the job done faster and easier, Pacifist.
• Pacifist 3.2.3 (download)
— Enabled full-screen mode on OS X 10.7 or later
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— Fixed a bug that caused the splash screen to draw incorrectly on Macs w/ Intel Iris graphics
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— Pacifist should hopefully not cause the discrete GPU to be switched on anymore in MacBook Pros with dual GPUs
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The a la carte menu has a wide selection of favourite dishes including pizzas, pastas, steaks and freshly prepared fish dishes.
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Authorities in Chiapas Mexico have found the bodies of 167 people in a cave in the southern Mexican state. The state prosecutors office released a statement that said the remains were found Friday on the Nuevo Ojo de Agua ranch in an area frequently used by Central American migrants traveling north. The statement said there were no visible signs of violence on the remains, which "break easily."
Forensic officials said they believe the remains are at least 50 years old and have been moved to the Chiapas state capital of Tuxtla Gutierrez.
While mass graves have been found in northern Mexico as a result of the cartel drug war, finding it this far south is very uncommon. According to preliminary reports, this may have nothing to do with the cartels, but rather an isolated sect of Aztecs that dies or were killed or an unknown reason.
Other previously isolated Aztec groups, who speak Zapotec or Nahuatl, have been discovered in the last half century but none are known to still exist today.


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Here's my new LED Swift 2
If it stops raining I will maiden tonight! Fingers Crossed.
...and sadly the rain still falls. Maybe tomorrow!
Rain stopped for a few minutes - wanted to maiden it at dusk, but night had to do... and it did! Awesome! What a blast! Can't see anything but the plane - no trees, no playground, no houses - just a really really bright flying arrow!
Love It!
Dolby, nice wing. Just a heads up if you were going for "scale" on the nav lights the red needs to be on the left wing tip and green on the right. Not a biggie but something to think about if you let someone else fly her at night thats used to red being on the left.
While after building and flying Ritewings I decided to build something "slow and easy" that would give me longer duration flights and not require me to be thinking 5 seconds ahead while flying at 100plus MPH so I built one of these this weekend. I love her but I learned a few lessons:
1) regular clear packing tape sucks for building these
2) 3m packing tape with the rip stop threads works better
3) the Grayson microjet motor on 3s and a APC 6x4 prop is too much power
The maiden went well but I launched her at 3/4 stick and suddenly realized she was faster then expected...alot faster. I rolled her back to half stick and she was still out running any of my PZ warbirds. Rolls and loops looked good and for a "relaxing" wing I am impressed. The build is easier then a Ritewing but I do miss the no flex of the Ritewing and the heavy weight handles wind better. We had 10-15mph winds so I had a little fun "trimming her out". LOL
I have switched to a APC 5.7x3 prop and hope that will slower her down. I used 800 mah from a 1320 lipo flying a soilid 8 minutes. I am aiming for 12 minute flights on that lipo.
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Maidened the Swift II last night. I was a little apprehensive as a beginning pilot and this being my first delta was more so.
First toss at 3/4 throttle took a twist high to the left and nosed into ground! I thought...time to pack up and take the walk of shame. Ugh... no damage?
Second toss at 1/2 throttle took a left twist, but I compensated, flew off straight and level. Made my turn, messed up on my orientation...straight into ground... Surely this broke something... Nothing..no damage.
Third toss at 1/2 throttle with a pizza toss high, straight and level, took her up to about 200 feet, notched it back to 1/4 throttle and floated around getting used to orientation. Flew in racetrack circles.
Looking forward to taking her up this evening. A buddy of mine once told me that the only sure fire way to learn to fly RC other than a durable plane and at least an intro from an experienced pilot is logging about 8 hours of flight time. And that is just the basics (orientation...trim..etc)
All and in all, the Swift II is one tough plane and I am one happy noob!
Pantseatflyer, I use a baseball throw for all my wings...even the heavier ones. Fingers under the chin of the wing, thumb on top right along center with wing behind your head and palm facing the sky, 1/2 throttle and basically you pitch her like a baseball to your kid but you release it whne the nose is just past your shoulder and make sure to FOLLOW THROUGH to clear the prop. Works perfect every time.
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Went out this evening and something 'felt off'. Elevons were level and true, but every time I would toss, she would go nose up and try to almost hover before I gave it a bunch of down elevator.
I took her back inside and checked the CG. It was WAY tail heavy. I ended up putting several pieces of Extreme tape on the leading edge, but still was tail heavy. I ended up taping four pennies to the nose and it balanced between 180 to 185.
Took it back out, baseball toss (Thanks ATIS), flew straight and true. I made around a dozen laps and got brave and did two loops!! Slowed her down and floated on in. Not one crash!
I'm HOOKED! Next step...LED's!
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Joined May 2005
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Day 3 of flying the Swift II. Flew through (2) 2s 800mh Lipos. Slow figure eights back and forth. I was ready to head inside because the mosquitos were starting to swarm..that was until I popped the 3s from my pocket. WOW! What a huge difference 11.1v make!
I took off at 1/4 throttle, took it up to 200 feet and opened it up. It took off like a rocket! I banked the turn flew straight toward me and pointed it up and she took off vertical while doing barrel rolls and then a dive which kinda spooked me... I cut it way back to 1/4, landed and came on home.
Will have pics and video up end of this week.
As for tossing it - I side arm it kind'a like a boomerang at 1/3 power - works great for me.
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Night flying would be very nice!
Dolby, I only commented cause I crashed my IYF44 at SEFF at night cause my brain for some reason deceided that red was right so I pulled instead of pushing and hit the ground. LOL
I used the LED strips and installed them standing up on there edge on the IYF44 as it makes the foam glo on both sides.
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Area CFP: Re-Remembering The Alamo
Despite its failure at the box office, the most recent cinematic reincarnation of the Battle of the Alamo has renewed interest among scholars and fans in
Hollywood representations of this seminal event in the history of Texas. The upcoming Film & History League conference will feature a special session with
Frank Thompson, a consultant for The Alamo (2004), and a noted scholar in the field of Alamo cinematic and popular culture representations. We'd also like to feature at least one panel devoted to the newest as well as previous cinematic representations of the Alamo, which would include everything from John Wayne's 1960 eponymous film to D.W. Griffith's
Martyrs of the Alamo (1915). Some of the questions you might consider focusing your analysis on would include: How do these films fare in terms of historical accuracy? How does the historical context in which these films appear influence the production and consumption of the narratives? Do these films help or harm viewers in their understanding of contemporary cultural events, like the War in Iraq and the dilemmas of Mexican immigrants?
The Film & History League, with the Literature/Film Association, will be holding its conference on "War in Film, Television, and History" during November 11-14, 2004, near Dallas, TX. Full details on the location, registration procedures, and additional area topics can be found on the web site www.filmandhistory.org. Deadline for proposals is September 15, 2004.
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Does it feel like the Jonas Brothers are everywhere these days? Well, this summer they will be.
The jet-setting teen heartthrobs – Kevin, 21; Joe, 19; and Nick, 16 – on Wednesday announced a 44-city summer concert tour that will take them across America and Canada this summer before heading to the U.K., Europe and South America in the fall.
"It is all about connecting to the fans," Joe said in a statement. "We want to give the audience the summer concert they're not going to forget."
The tour, which kicks off on June 20 in Dallas at the New Cowboys Stadium, will feature the band's hits as well as music from their new album, due June 15.
The tour announcement comes on the heels of the band's first movie, Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience, which grossed nearly $3 million over the last two weeks.
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The University of Hawaii baseball team squandered a two-run lead and lost 3-2 to Cal Poly on Friday at Murakami Stadium in Honolulu.
The Rainbow Warriors (14-17, 2-5 Big West) scored in each of the first two innings.
The Mustangs (28-5, 6-1) tied the score with two runs in the fifth, helped by right fielder Adam Hurley's error, and Tim Wise singled in the decisive run in the sixth.
Cal Poly's Matt Imhof (7-2) allowed two runs in six innings, and Reed Reilly pitched three perfect innings for his sixth save.
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Peggy Garrett and Lavera Diggins are typical gardeners, which is to say they're totally goofy in springtime. This morning, they're huddled over daffodils.
"Oh, my God, Lavera, look at this one!" Garrett exclaims, running her hands through the sun-yellow blooms.
Visitors to the Hands-on Garden, behind the Horticulture Center in West Fairmount Park, are often amazed that visually impaired people such as Garrett and Diggins are able to enjoy this place, let alone plant and maintain it.
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HUNTSVILLE, Alabama -- Q: I drive into work on Martin Road from the Parkway. In the summer, there are flowers that grow at the edge of the swamp area, right on the line between the soup and the dry areas. I thought they were marsh mallow, but when I finally stopped this morning, I realized they didn't look like the marsh mallow plants I had seen other places. Any ideas? They are really pretty and I love to see them as I drive in. Thanks. - Kurt S.
A: You are much closer than you think in identifying this mystery plant found along the swampy areas of Byrd Springs. In fact I would call it a marsh mallow plant (two words) also known as swamp rose mallow (most widely used common name), crimson-eyed mallow, mallow rose or wild cotton. I imagine that what you are calling marsh mallows are the more widely grown garden hybrids that have been introduced into the nursery trade.
This wildflower that you have spotted is named Hibiscus moscheutos (hi-BIS-kus mos-KEW-tos) and is found growing in swamps and marshes all along the eastern United States. It is found throughout backwater creeks, open meadows that frequently flood and the edges of swamps. The area along Martin Road runs through an incredible biological preserve known as Byrd Spring Swamp that is just teaming with a biological diversity seldom seen in an urban setting.
The swamp rose mallow is a cousin to the cotton plant, thus giving it the name wild cotton, and the similarities are found in the flowers that are white to pale pink with the dark red center with a very prominent pistil surrounded by five to seven stamens.
The flowers are 4 to 8 inches wide and tend to be clustered at the ends of each stem. The plants can grow up to 6 feet tall and are found in large colonies. The leaves have a long petiole, either lance- or heart-shaped with serrated margins and downy pubescence underneath. As you have noticed the flowers are quite showy and for this reason have garnered the attention of plant breeders and hybridizers to take advantage of this characteristic while trying to improve on its gangly growth habit and less than attractive foliage.
The marsh mallow plants that you are referring to are the results of many hybridizing efforts made by plant breeders using three different species of perennial hibiscus with H. moscheutus prominent among the parents. The results have been a group of very showy garden plants, some with flowers up to 12 inches across that bloom for most of the summer. The color range has been greatly expanded to include pinks, reds, purples and whites, some with the dark red stain or eye in the center while others are a solid color. This is very similar to the pansy, which has flowers with or without faces.
Another improvement has been the growth habit with most of these garden hybrids staying between 2 and 3 feet tall and being very bushy and compact in their habit, not open and floppy. We have several of these garden hybrids planted at the Huntsville Botanical Garden, and they have performed very well during the heat of the summer as long as moisture is applied during an extended drought.
This is a very good plant to use if you are faced with a wet spot in the garden because it will appreciate the extra moisture. Thanks for the pictures and I hope this has helped to clear up your mystery.
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John Marston Gribble, 84, a former mayor and resident of Parsons, departed this life Friday afternoon, Aug. 3, 2012, at the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center in Clarksburg.
He was born Friday, May 4, 1928, on a farm in Lost Creek, a son of the late Fred and Tressie Sirk Gribble. He was married to the former Glenna Claudine "Pooch" Shaffer, who preceded him in death.
Surviving are one son, John Patrick "Pat" Gribble of Parsons; one daughter, Catherine Louise "Cathy" Gribble Jones and husband, Ronnie, of Hambleton; one granddaughter, Kerstin M. Jones; his close friend, Marie Poling; and nieces and nephews.
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He was the last surviving member of his immediate family, having been preceded in death by one brother, James Gribble.
He was a graduate of Tygarts Valley High School with the Class of 1952.
He was a veteran of the United States Airforce serving during World War II. He served on Parsons City Council and served as mayor of Parsons during the flood of 1985.
He was a former employee of the Cable Company, Black Water State Park, Parsons News and Novelty. He was co-owner of J.E.C.D. He was a volunteer van driver for the veterans.
His whole life he enjoyed Ham Radio; his call letters were K8CHW.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Parsons on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Final rites will be conducted from the funeral home parlor on Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012, at 11:30 a.m. The Rev. J. Michael Lantz will officiate and interment will follow at the Parsons City Cemetery at Parsons, where the H.W. Daniels Post 29 American Legion, the Tygart Valley Post 3647 Veterans of Foreign War and the Tucker County Veterans Association will conduct full military honors.
Lohr & Barb Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for John Marston Gribble,
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Two students schedule big dreams for the future
|Law school is the dream of Samantha George and Kyra Blair, both students at Chrysalis School in Woodinville. What motivates these two young women?
Humanitarian winners named
|Two students from each elementary, junior high, and high school in Northshore will be recognized with C.P. Johnson Humanitarian Awards.
The greening of Cedarcrest
|Cedarcrest High School will celebrate the completion of its new greenhouse at a ribbon cutting on Friday, May 12. Afterwards, the horticulture class and club will be kicking off the first Mother's Day Plant Sale.
Moorlands students, teacher at music convention
|Kelly Griffin, Moorlands music teacher, and 60 of her second, fourth, and sixth grade students participated in the Organization of American Educators National Convention on April 27-30 at the Westin Hotel.
WHS musicians record for Disney
|More than 100 members of the Woodinville High School wind ensemble, orchestra, and concert band were featured in two performances last week during spring break at Disneyland in Anaheim, California.
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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is at the scene of a three-vehicle wreck on northbound Interstate 35 near Southwest 19th Street in Moore where at least one person was injured.
Troopers did not release the extent of the person's injury. They say the inside lane of I-35 is blocked off.
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1969 Topps "Slob Stickers" Original Artwork
Starting Bid - $300.00, Sold For - $460.00
Offered is the original artwork (3-5/8 x 4-7/8 inches) for Slob Sticker #19, which was issued both as "Hot-Head Frank" and "Hot-Head Howie" from the 1969 Topps "Slob Stickers" series. This unusual sticker set, which is reminiscent of Topps' Ugly Stickers series, is credited as being the forerunner to the Topps Garbage Pail Kids set of the mid-1980s. In fact, the Slob Stickers set was introduced in court by Topps in their legal battle with Cabbage Patch Kids, to show that they first used the concept of issuing stickers with the same artwork, featuring different names. There are only 44 different designs in the set, each issued with two different names. Included with the original artwork are both versions of the finished stickers. The original artwork is in Near Mint condition. Reserve $300. Estimate $500/$700. SOLD FOR $460.00
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In the spirit of those high school yearbook pages listing the awards for everything from best dressed to most likely to succeed, here's a look at the 2008 NASCAR season:
The "Close-But-No-Cigar Award" goes to Carl Edwards, who won more races than any other driver, yet finished second in both the Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series. (Edwards does take home top honors for nicest smile and best back-flip and is among those ''Most Likely to Succeed in the future.)
The "Crash and Burn When it Really Counts Award" goes to Kyle Busch, who looked like he'd be the team to beat when he won eight times during the first 26 weeks of the season, only to self-destruct during the Chase. Along the way, he tussled with several other drivers on the track and off. Hopefully some humility was learned along the way.
On the other end of the spectrum, the "Turn it on When it Really Counts Award" goes to Jimmie Johnson, who somehow always seems to step up his game for the home stretch. Johnson posted three wins during the Chase to edge Edwards for the Sprint Cup Championship - his third in a row. He's also a straight arrow and good ambassador for the sport whose team has earned the right to be called a dynasty.
The "Fading Fast Award" goes to Petty Enterprises. The company has sold its controlling interest and may merge with another race team. Kyle Petty's future behind the wheel is up in the air, depending on sponsorships, which are harder and harder to come by in today's floundering economy.
But hats off to this racing family made famous by the King in that signature hat. They've endured tough times in business and tragic times on the track the loss of Kyle's son, Adam in a 2000 crash. In his memory, they started the Victory Junction Gang, a camp that gives life-changing experiences to children with serious or chronic illnesses. For all the Petty's have contributed to racing, this special charity may be their greatest legacy.
The "Welcome Back Award" goes to Mark Martin, who will return to the track full-time in 2009, driving the Number 5 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports. Martin, known for his toughness and consistency has never taken home a Cup championship. How sweet would it be if he could celebrate his first title the same year he celebrates his 50th birthday?
The "Bold Move Award" goes to Tony Stewart who, traded in the comfort and stability of the Joe Gibbs Racing Team to take on the trials of ownership.
And the "Coolest Award" goes to Dale Earnhardt Junior, voted NASCAR's most popular driver for the sixth straight year, but that's little consolation in his quest for a championship. There's always next season: Daytona is just 61 days away.
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Yuxing Zheng might well be the face of the High School Journalism Institute at Oregon State University, a weeklong summer program for aspiring student journalists.
The 29-year-old Zheng, a state government and politics reporter for The Oregonian, is a past participant (South Albany High School), a returning editor and now co-director of the institute. She was named the 2003 Student Journalist of the Year by the Journalism Education Association and went on to graduate from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
She took time at the start of this year's camp to answer a few questions by email.
Q. How many students do you have this year? How many staff (and from which organizations)?
Zheng: 20 students. About 15 staff from The Oregonian, Parkrose High School, Clackamas Community College and several former Oregonian staffers. I'm particularly proud of two editors this year who are journalism students at the University of Oregon who are camp alum from 2010 and 2011.
Q. When did the program begin and would you have a rough estimate of the number who have attended?
Zheng: The institute began about 20 years ago. I would estimate that about 400 students have done the camp over the years.
Q. What year did you participate and when did you join The Oregonian?
Zheng: I did the camp in the summer of 2000. It was a transformative experience that solidified my love for writing and greatly expanded my understanding of race and diversity. I returned as an editor in 2003, 2004 and 2008. I joined The Oregonian in 2007 and took over the institute starting with the 2009 camp.
Q. What's your overall take on students you have worked with? What are their motivations for being there?
Zheng: It's awe-inspiring to watch up close how much the students grow over the course of the week, both as journalists and as young adults. All of the students come to camp with a serious interest in journalism and a desire to learn more, no matter how much or little experience they have when they arrive. Some are going to be the editor in chief of their high school papers this fall and others have taken a basic journalism course and are set to join their school newspaper staffs this fall. Others are already sure they plan to major in journalism in college and dream of being a professional sportswriter or investigative reporter.
Over the course of the week, the students learn to report, write and photograph professional-quality work by going out in the field and "doing journalism" with the help of The Oregonian's journalists and other institute staff.
Q. Do you have a sense of their expectations going in and how the week changes them?
Zheng: They learn more than just "nut grafs" and active voice at the institute. All of the students come from disadvantaged backgrounds that are underrepresented in newsrooms and undercovered in media. For many students, this institute is the first time they've been around other aspiring journalists who look like them or understand from personal experience what it's like to struggle with affording school supplies or overcoming disabilities.
The institute forces students to learn from others who may seem so different at the beginning of the week but, in the end, wind up being so similar to themselves. In turn, the students learn more about themselves, where they fit into the world, and how to incorporate those lessons to ensure newsrooms better represent diverse communities.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post7621144340740148206..comments2016-08-23T01:39:20.228-07:00Comments on Adventures in Babywearing: A moment, fleetingStephanie Precourthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-67669241207975556842010-03-29T15:47:56.965-07:002010-03-29T15:47:56.965-07:00This brought tears to my eyes. Shane turned two i...This brought tears to my eyes. Shane turned two in February, and was nursing just a few times a day (before nap & bed, and first thing in the morning). I thought we were nearing the end, and I can't even begin to express how bittersweet that felt. Now he's in the midst of cutting his two-year-molars, and has increased his nursing because of that...so I think we still have a ways to go before he's ready to wean. I'm going by his cues...and while there are days where I wished he was done already, I know I'll miss these moments so much when he is done.Crystal @ Semi-Crunchy Mamahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-32532430570860354972010-03-28T15:44:48.721-07:002010-03-28T15:44:48.721-07:00Oh - and I am also VERY interested in all you have...Oh - and I am also VERY interested in all you have to say about the baby wearing. I am so excited about that being in my future!Not There Yethttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-9152851033272142712010-03-28T15:44:05.289-07:002010-03-28T15:44:05.289-07:00I just linked to you from My Life As ...Mom. I lik...I just linked to you from My Life As ...Mom.
I like your posts. I dont have kids yet - but I like your stories. Thanks.Not There Yethttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-32833894736964209682010-03-26T17:06:05.265-07:002010-03-26T17:06:05.265-07:00Our end is nearing as well and it's definitely...Our end is nearing as well and it's definitely a bittersweet moment for me, thinking about not nursing a baby ever again.Meganhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-69598999556013362352010-03-26T08:02:06.598-07:002010-03-26T08:02:06.598-07:00Our end is in sight too. Robby has actually been n...Our end is in sight too. Robby has actually been nursing longer than I'd expected he would. Sam had stopped asking by this point when he was this age, but Robby is rather obsessed:)beth - total mom haircuthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-13753464975725036312010-03-26T07:07:20.005-07:002010-03-26T07:07:20.005-07:00What beautiful perspectives. Each pictures is bea...What beautiful perspectives. Each pictures is beautiful. And such a sweet, loving post!Stillmaryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-19075703257924478802010-03-25T21:11:34.220-07:002010-03-25T21:11:34.220-07:00Ah, just beautiful :) <3Ah, just beautiful :) <3Desiree Fawnhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-13140761206404137342010-03-25T19:50:18.811-07:002010-03-25T19:50:18.811-07:00This is my third babe to nurse and he turned 1 las...This is my third babe to nurse and he turned 1 last week. I had thought we would begin the wean - slow and steady - but he has been wanting less of food and more of mama's milk instead. Strange.

I am not complaining. I love our tiny carved out moments that stop, timeless, in the middle of our chaotic day.

This is what love is like. Peace in the storm. Giving of self to satisfy another heart - another belly - another life.Sprittibeehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-58030579907898322502010-03-25T19:40:28.128-07:002010-03-25T19:40:28.128-07:00Usually baby Jude only nurses twice a day - the re...Usually baby Jude only nurses twice a day - the rest is food & formula now. But this afternoon he crawled up and tugged at my shirt with his mouth open and I was just so touched. *so special*faintstarlitehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-24341105224472845212010-03-25T19:30:59.504-07:002010-03-25T19:30:59.504-07:00Awww. My son started self weaning at 10 months and...Awww. My son started self weaning at 10 months and was done by 11. It just about broke my heart. We struggled so much the first 3 weeks, I was determined to make it to at least a year. I hope this next baby will be a little more long term.LeAnnahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-60551549654826702422010-03-25T19:15:49.066-07:002010-03-25T19:15:49.066-07:00i nursed both of my girls up to their 2nd birthday...i nursed both of my girls up to their 2nd birthday.
stella was ready.
cora was not.
and i feel SO guilty that i made the decision because i didn't want it to be different for her. without realizing that it IS different because she is different.
i've decided that dates mean nothing. and i'm just going to follow my finn's lead.jenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-13552867800109330922010-03-25T18:06:29.432-07:002010-03-25T18:06:29.432-07:00OH I felt the quiver in my own heart when I read t...OH I felt the quiver in my own heart when I read this post. I remember knowing the time was drawing nearer and nearer for my son to wean. He was in control and I just clung to our time together until finally, he chose to stop at 16mos. Bitersweet is the perfect word for it. *Sigh*

but these new experiences together are wonderful too :)T.J.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-87424251153779203012010-03-25T12:25:00.323-07:002010-03-25T12:25:00.323-07:00Such sweet pictures. My boy (also 18m) still nurs...Such sweet pictures.

My boy (also 18m) still nurses alot
,any chance he gets and it makes me
so happy. My second daughter weaned at 20 months and i have been terrified he would do the same. I really feel aged 2 is the minimum age for stopping feeding (but hopefully we will go much longer)Laura McIntyrehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-23350749868062515972010-03-25T11:39:33.361-07:002010-03-25T11:39:33.361-07:00Too sweet!Too sweet!Sabrinahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-36979208627453688282010-03-25T10:59:49.016-07:002010-03-25T10:59:49.016-07:00So bittersweet. My little guy of 2 1/2 is STILL n...So bittersweet. My little guy of 2 1/2 is STILL nursing and I can't seem to completely let it go. And neither can he. So we will take it as it comes....

I never thought I would nurse this long because well, wow. At times I just want to be free of it....but he's my last baby. And even though he's not a baby - he's still my baby.

Sweet photos Steph...

LeeLee Vandemanhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-56386626603095737542010-03-25T10:41:29.985-07:002010-03-25T10:41:29.985-07:00bittersweet indeed. with my 1st, nursing ended so...bittersweet indeed. with my 1st, nursing ended sooner than i thought it would, but she didn't seem to miss it as much as i did. i am hoping baby #2 will continue a while longer (he's 10 mos. right now). i enjoy those quiet times together.Prastihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-20906269334260219342010-03-25T10:30:44.537-07:002010-03-25T10:30:44.537-07:00I totally understand--my now 16 month old weaned h...I totally understand--my now 16 month old weaned himself a couple of months ago and I was a sad momma. He's still super cuddly but I miss nursing him. I'm due with my 3rd in July and I was looking forward to the challenge of tandem nursing--but I guess it's not happening...not this time around, anyway! ;)

-Abbythechoulifehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-85263237434518568392010-03-25T10:28:57.073-07:002010-03-25T10:28:57.073-07:00I wanted to nurse Troy for two years and he was ov...I wanted to nurse Troy for two years and he was over it around one.

I never posted about it because it was too sad for me.

(He actually waved bye-bye the last time. And never looked back.)ZDubhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-6868453416173265272010-03-25T10:18:33.711-07:002010-03-25T10:18:33.711-07:00She's growing up so fast, Stephanie. It's ...She's growing up so fast, Stephanie. It's a very bittersweet experience.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-86148786406247662732010-03-25T10:10:55.598-07:002010-03-25T10:10:55.598-07:00Natural weaning is such sweet sorrow.Natural weaning is such sweet sorrow.Kirstenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-76874726205029317102010-03-25T09:42:15.896-07:002010-03-25T09:42:15.896-07:00So glad to hear of another extended nurser... I nu...So glad to hear of another extended nurser... I nurse my two 1/2 year old, and that's about 4 times longer than anyone I know! It's been great for us... good bonding, and she NEVER gets sick, which I attribute to it. Good for you for being so open with it and making it more acceptable for the rest of us :)Kendrahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-27755367254501487392010-03-25T09:29:42.205-07:002010-03-25T09:29:42.205-07:00It's amazing how quickly they grow and start m...It's amazing how quickly they grow and start making their own choices, becoming their own little people. Such bittersweet moments for mamas!Staciahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-28980942474952701862010-03-25T09:21:34.550-07:002010-03-25T09:21:34.550-07:00enjoy the rest of your days, i think its wonderful...enjoy the rest of your days, i think its wonderful!~Mendie~http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-28046672038567639762010-03-25T09:12:41.165-07:002010-03-25T09:12:41.165-07:00Aw, such a sweet post. :)Aw, such a sweet post. :)Lizhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-20266288.post-62919908937495840442010-03-25T08:40:23.693-07:002010-03-25T08:40:23.693-07:00I should have said 33 years in my tweet! Jane nur...I should have said 33 years in my tweet! Jane nursed until the night before she turned 3... and still I feel her warmth and beauty and loveliness and softness and how much she loved me and how much I loved her loving me... Ahhhhhh.Sharon - Mom Generationshttp://email@example.com


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June 20, 2012, 04:40 PM
A local GS has a used stainless Astra compact 40 cal. for $350. Looks very clean-has night sights. Don't know much at all about Astra's, what is ya'lls opinion? How about the price?
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June 20, 2012, 04:51 PM
Does it look like this 9mm one that sold for $223.50?
Astra went out of business 15 years ago, and parts and things like holsters & maybe mags are getting kinda hard to find.
June 20, 2012, 05:05 PM
from what i have read-Astra merged with Star-now called Astar. And yes-it looks just like the 9mm that sold for 223.50-so $350 sounds a little high. I'll keep looking.
June 20, 2012, 05:12 PM
This is true.
But ASTAR has no presence in the USA and doen't sell firearms or support older Star or Astra firearms here.
June 20, 2012, 05:16 PM
FWIW, the 32 Edition of the Blue Book has a 100% A-75 listed as $295. So that seems a little high. In general, I've been pleased with Astra autoloaders, but haven't shot that particular model.
June 20, 2012, 05:44 PM
The Astras and Stars are good quality guns, but went bankrupt in Spain's last financial crisis, so parts and spare magazines will be getting increasingly hard to find.
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Good guns, just realize that their manufacturer went bankrupt and out of business about 10 years ago, so there are no spare parts etc.
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My experience was bad.
June 20, 2012, 06:37 PM
Mine has always been good. The South African RAP-440 is almost exactly the same (except the decocker also works as a safety).
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|Support builds for All-American home
(NAPSI)—Five percent may not sound like a lot of anything, but when it comes to building new homes, it can make a big contribution toward putting Americans to work.
That's the word from a father-and-son team of builders who contend that if contractors across the country pledged to use as little as 5 percent more American-made products when they build a new home, they would start a trend that could help to create over 200,000 jobs.
Anders Lewendal and Jake Lewendal are the father-and-son building team that runs Anders Lewendal Construction and Sustainable Building Solutions out of Bozeman, Montana.
In 2011, the Lewendals constructed the first documented home built entirely from products sourced and/or manufactured in the United States. It's said the home not only cost about the same as other homes of similar size and quality but also uses less than half the energy of average new homes its size.
Later, an analysis performed by the Boston Consulting Group demonstrated that if every builder in America were to reallocate 5 percent of construction spending from foreign to domestic products, it would in effect create 220,000 American jobs in construction and in the other industries that feed the construction industry.
Recently, GAF, North America's largest roofing manufacturer, held a press conference at the International Builders' Show (IBS) in Las Vegas, Nevada, where it announced its sponsorship of the All-American Home Initiative.
Together, Jake Lewendal and GAF invited show attendees to take the "Five Percent Pledge" at theallamericanhome.com. There, they can commit to using 5 percent more American-made materials in their builds. Manufacturers of American-made products can get free exposure by adding their company's name to a directory on the All-American Home website when they take the pledge.


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The papers in this volume are the refereed application papers presented at AI-2005, the Twenty-fifth SGAI International Conference on Innovative Techniques and Applications of Artificial Intelligence, held in Cambridge in December 2005. The papers present new and innovative developments in the field, divided into sections on Synthesis and Prediction, Scheduling and Search, Diagnosis and Monitoring, Classification and Design, and Analysis and Evaluation. This is the thirteenth volume in the Applications and Innovations series. The series serves as a key reference on the use of AI Technology to enable organisations to solve complex problems and gain significant business benefits. The Technical Stream papers are published as a companion volume under the title Research and Development in Intelligent Systems XXII.
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- Led the Illinois effort for universal health care during the early 1990's health care reform struggle by passing a comprehensive single payer plan in both the health care Senate and House Health Care Committees. (1991-1994)
- Brought together over 20 statewide organizations to collaborate on statewide principals for universal health care. (2000)
- Established Health Care Justice Campaign to win accessible, affordable, quality health care for all Illinois residents. (2002)
- Passed legislation for health care for all Illinoisans (HB 1984) out of the House Health Care Committee. (2002)
- Developed an educational video of testimonies from uninsured people and practicing doctors advocating for health care reform. (2002)
- Coordinated the Illinois effort for the national Health Care Access Resolution Campaign House Concurrent Resolution 99): recruiting statewide organizational endorsers, adding legislative cosponsors, and leading Illinois in the National Call in Day for Universal Health Care for the public launch of this campaign. (2002-Present)
- Passed the Health Care Justice Act of 2004 with bipartisan support in House. Our legislation was sponsored by then-State Senator Obama and Representative William Delgado. (2004)
- Over 1 million dollars secured to fund the HCJA. (2005)
Access and Quality
- Pressured providers to end direct discrimination against Medicaid recipients. (1991-1993)
- Collaborated with senior and disability rights' organizations to oppose major Medicare and Medicaid cuts by congress. (1995)
- Hosted a Town Hall Meeting for East Central Illinois to provide community input to the Illinois' Oral Health Plan. Sixty people attended. (2001)
- Surveyed 700 parents across the state to assess their child's access to health care services. (2000-2002)
- Helped to stop the closing of City of Chicago Public Health Clinics through testimony at City Council and meeting with the Commissioner. (2001-2002)
- Worked with Provena Behavioral Health to improve access to mental health services through their new Open Clinic. (2002)
- Collaborated with consumers, health care providers and social service providers to improve access to health care services in Medicaid/KidCare (1999-Present)
- Educating families about dental health services and medical services available in Chicago. (2000-Present)
- Working with the Illinois Dental Hygienists Association to move legislation to ease supervision restrictions. (2001-Present )
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- Initiated a Medicare/Managed Care monitoring and surveillance project that trained volunteers to go undercover and document a series of abuses by Medicare managed care companies in a publicity released report. Exposed the abuses of two Medicare managed care companies by seeking stronger oversight by HCFA. (1998-1999)
Organization Growth
- CBHC Executive Director was appointed by Governor Blagojevich to serve on the Adequate Health Care Task Force. (2005)
- CBHC Executive Director was appointed chair of Health Care Access Committee. (2002)
- CBHC Executive Director was recognized as the Health Care Activist of the Year by Families USA, a national leader in health care advocacy. (2002)
- Continued broadening and expansion our Board of Directors. (1996 – Present)
- CBHC board and staff are nationally recognized health care advocates and presenters educating groups nationally and statewide. (1996 – Present)
- Appointed to Mayor Daley's Managed Care Task Force and Governor Ryan's Illinois Assembly as well as other governmental task forces providing key health care consumer representation in governmental task forces. (1997-Present)
- Developed Medicare/Managed care, Uninsured and Children's Helplines. The Helplines have been instrumental in gathering health care consumer stories, informing consumers of their rights, and utilizing collected stories to change public policy regarding health care. (1998-Present)
- Improving outreach and impact materials including a new newsletter format, updated website and listserv, brochures, logos and fact sheets. (2001-Present)


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PROBLEM: Decomposed eyesore
Ever since a fire took the life of a mother and her 14-month-old child in 2005 after the home was just purchased, the owner gave up on care of the 130-year-old home that has decomposed and drawn the complaints of neighbors for years.
The home was sold once in 2010, but no repairs were made. In 2013, the Erie Redevelopment Authority enacted a Declaration of Taking.
SOLUTION: Demolition is due
The City of Erie plans to have the home demolished in the spring, according to Joe Cilladi, the city's demolition coordinator.
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In case you've been living under a rock this past month, Albert Pujols in entering the final year of his current contract with the St. Louis Cardinals.
After setting a deadline of the start of spring training to get a new deal done, the two sides fell short. Pujols has repeatedly stated that he will not hold contract discussions during the season, so with no deal finalized, the Cardinals will have to wait until the fall to begin talking about a contract extension.
Reports have the slugger seeking a 10-year, $300 million deal, which would make Pujols the highest paid player in the league. The Cardinals, however, think that's a big too high of a price to pay, even for a player of Pujols' caliber. Unfortunately for St. Louis, there is much speculation that if they don't pay him that money, then someone will. The most often talked about teams are the Cubs, Angels and even the Yankees.
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Made the decision to turn right at the mouth of the Liberty Tunnel, go to Mount Washington and photograph the city in fog on the way to school this morning.
I thought the above shot was best with the gift of light on the incline car, as it prepared to head down the mountain. No tripod although there was a man with one. I stabilized my camera on the iron fence.
Of course, the light changes every moment as the sunrises in the east. All shots taken with 24-70 lens on the Canon 5D Mark ii
One vertical shot. Light and dark/ Cloud and shadow.
Trying to get the best view in the frame.
Being there. looking at the city in the fog, was a magnificent experience. The limits of photography.
It felt like being in a plane but you're standing on a concrete platform by the incline, looking at the city disappear in a foggy sea. Wasn't it just last week I was photographing the icy river and the barge lane? Today felt like early Spring.
Three young men agreed to let me capture their silhouettes. Thanks guys. I'll email them the blog post link today.
Bumper Stickers Gone Wild
At the red light, waiting to go into the Liberty Tunnel. I blurred the numbers on the license plate.
Bumper stickers have been around a long time but I haven't seen them on too many cars lately. Until I drove home from school.
Liberty Tunnel Odyssey 2011
This is for people who don't live in Pittsburgh. You know we have lots of bridges here. But today I am highlighting the driving through one of our tunnels.
Experience the Liberty Tunnel as I did last Tuesday night. First opened in 1924.
At first the radio is playing. Then static as reception is lost.
The Liberty Tunnel is 5889 feet long. The tunnel was empty except for me. One car whizzes by towards the end. I put the iPhone on the top of the steering wheel and just drove without looking at it. Not too fast. Next week the Ft Pitt tunnel so you can see the city at the mouth of the tunnel.
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Kitsap's Jan Angel eyes seamless transition to State House
Outgoing SK commissioner expects state office will be a more
partisan exercise than she's used to
When Jan Angel steps down as South Kitsap commissioner for a seat in the Washington State Legislature next month, it will change the complexion of both bodies.
Port Orchard will gain a local advocate in the House of Representatives, and the county commissioners will be an all-Democrat body for the first time in eight years.
During the transition period, Angel reflected on her accomplishments and expectations.
"I want to be remembered as someone who is always approachable," she said. "That I listened with honesty and integrity and always gave people a fair shake."
Angel, 62, began her political activity late in life, first running for office in her mid-50s. Previously, she worked in business and real estate, vocations that have guided her public service priorities.
"This stuff fires me up," Angel said of public service. "There are so many things to be done. I want to be able to leave a legacy. I want my grand-kids to be able to say, 'Grandma made this happen,' and leave the place a little better than what it was before."
Angel learned this week that she will be the ranking Republican on the Local Government and Housing Committees. This is fitting, given her background, since her eight years as county commissioner give her an understanding of the stresses of local government than someone without that experience.
This will put her in a position to moderate the imposition of unfunded mandates, the scourge of local governments.
"I think it's important that we know where the money will come from before we pass a bill," she said. "Too many times the Legislature passes a bill and then looks for the money to support it. When we pass something, we need to know whether it is sustainable."
Angel is the only Republican in the local legislative delegation, and the only member of her party to win a local election this year.
Moving to the Legislature is also a perceptual change. Instead of being one of three with executive control she will become one in 98, and in the minority party.
"It is more partisan in the Legislature, which I will need to get used to," she said. "But I think success will be relationship-based. If I approach people with an open mind, we will be able to listen to each other. There will be times when I don't agree with my own party. It will depend on the issue.
"There are liberal and conservative views, and we don't always agree," Angel said. "But when you're elected, it's to do a job as a public servant and serve all of the citizens in your district."
Angel's departure also means that none of the commissioners listed on the plaque at the front door of the newly constructed Administration Building are still in office.
Aside from this permanent commemoration, this particular board made local history as the only all-female board.
While there were some bumps in the road during this time, Angel is proud of that group and its accomplishments.
"The three of us had a good working relationship," she said. "There was good communication. If one of us were late or sick, we would cover for the other. Even though we had different perspectives, we had a nice relationship. We laughed together, we cried together, and did a lot of cutting-edge things."
This contrasts with the current board, on which Angel serves with two men.
Even though the current configuration has accomplished much to rein in the budget, it is less satisfying for Angel.
"I don't think the three of us work as well as the three women," she said. "We aren't team players. The two men have their own agendas and concerns about their own districts. The women kept each other informed. We had a 'no-surprise' rule, where we would tell each other if something was coming along that might be negative. That's no longer the case."
Angel said the hardest time for her was the period after Central Kitsap Commissioner Josh Brown's election, when he and former North Kitsap Commissioner Chris Endresen sprang several surprise motions — including a $1 million allocation for the Port of Bremerton's controversial Sustainable Energy and Economic Development (SEED) project.
Angel found that the other commissioners were going behind her back and making promises about a facility that was in her district. In this case, she made her displeasure known through the press.
Also during this period, Angel decided she would not run for a third term as commissioner. She again made the announcement through the press, with Endresen and Brown learning about her decision at the same time as the general public.
Angel said this permanently soured her relationship with Endresen, who resigned shortly after to take a job with U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell.
Angel got along much better with Endresen's successor, Steve Bauer, and even reconsidered the decision to step down as commissioner.
"Steve is very respectful and is easy to communicate with," she said. "We may have different opinions, but he will listen to my point of view and work to come up with a solution. He will repeat what he thinks you said back to you, which is a technique that I think he learned while working as a mediator."
On the other hand, she has never warmed up to Brown.
"We have a very poor level of communication," she said. "He won't talk to me directly. He talks to Steve and Steve talks to me. This even happens when I am in the room."
For the last year of her term, Angel has focused most of her attention on budget strategy, how the county can pay for services and live within its means.
After balancing the 2008 budget, the county was forced to dip into its reserves for 2009. This process has become the biggest lesson, both for Angel and her constituents.
"This is a wake-up call for all of us," she said of the cost-cutting process. "In the future, those of us in government need to be as careful as we can be about spending. At the same time, we need to be able to support the most important needs of our citizens — health, public safety and education."
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Philosophy, which literally means "the love of wisdom", is about finding the truth and telling the truth. It asks the big questions about oneself and one's world: Who am I? What can I know? What is the good life? Philosophy is not only about seeking the answers to questions like these; it is also about communicating the truth in a society that is often unmoored from the truth. This is why the study of philosophy, which seeks the truth, and rhetoric, which communicates the truth, go hand in hand.
Philosophy and Rhetoric is one department but offers a wide range of programs to suit the individual needs and interests of students. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and research. Through small classes and individualized learning, we will get to know you and will help you to get the most out of your education. Our recent graduates have been admitted to prestigious graduate schools across the country and have gone on to distinguish themselves in careers such as philosophy, law, non-profits, and ministry.
Excellent Preparation for Graduate or Professional School
Philosophy majors score exceptionally well on the Law School Admissions Test, the Graduate Record Exam, and the Graduate Management Aptitude Test. In recent years, philosophy majors scored higher on the LSAT than all other majors except math and economics. On the GMAT, philosophy majors scored higher than all others except physics majors. On the GRE verbal section, philosophy majors scored higher than all other majors. On the math section, they scored at least 10% higher than all other humanities majors. A recent article about the success of philosophy majors concluded with the question: "Why not study something practical, like philosophy?"
Develop Valuable Leadership Skills
The study of philosophy develops many "transferable skills" that are relevant to any path that you pursue:
• Leadership: vision, problem-solving & decision-making
• Values: greater autonomy, empathy, & moral responsibility
• Communication: reading, speaking, & writing
• Creative thinking: analogy, synthesis, & imagination
• Critical thinking: analysis, evaluation, & persuasion
The Department encourages students to pursue a second major in another field. We believe that philosophy is good preparation for long-term success in anything that you want to do. Keep in mind that what fits the job description of entry-level positions is rarely what is required for a successful long-term career, given how rapidly the needs of employers and personal circumstances change. Today the average worker will have nearly a dozen different jobs over the span of his or her lifetime. Philosophical training develops valuable transferable skills that will enable you to adapt to changing careers and demands throughout your lifetime.
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An undergraduate education should prepare you not only for your future career but also for your future life. Philosophy is education for a lifetime. It helps you to see the world more broadly and to think about the meaning of life more deeply.


text: ALA seeks public libraries to participate in News Know-how summer 2013 Posted on November 15, 2012 by Susan ALA seeks public libraries to participate in News Know-how summer 2013 As part of the News Know-how Program, students, grades 10-12, work with librarians, journalists and news ethicists to learn how to distinguish fact from opinion, check news and information sources and distinguish between propaganda and news in a nonpartisan manner. Libraries will receive several benefits, including: more than $50,000 worth of training and support; opportunity to provide a chance for young people to work and connect with highly respected journalists from around the country and become part of a national network; a stipend to give to each student who completes the project. Proposals must be submitted by Dec. 8, 2012. Learn more or apply for the 2013 program at the News Know-how website.


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The key participants in the seminar will be 15 historians at the beginning of their careers (including advanced PhD candidates) and who are studying various aspects of the process of decolonization. They will be selected each year after a worldwide call for applications. Each participant will receive the cost of an economy roundtrip airfare to Washington plus a stipend of $2,500 to cover housing and per diem expenses. Click here for further information and application guidelines: http://www.historians.org/projects/nhc/decolonization/index.cfm
The seminar leaders are Julia Clancy-Smith (University of Arizona), Dane Kennedy (George Washington University), Joseph Miller (University of Virginia), Pillarisetti Sudhir (American Historical Association), and Marilyn Young (New York University.


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