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Rocky Mount, N.C.—
The charter members of the Eastern NC Consortium for Higher Education came together on Friday, June 8 at Nash Community College to demonstrate their commitment to a new venture in cooperation. Leaders from more than 10 colleges and universities have pledged to share ideas information, services, and resources in a concentrated effort to further their mutual goals and spur economic development and growth in communities in the eastern part of the state.
The list of charter members includes four community colleges: Cape Fear, Edgecombe, Nash, and Wilson; two public universities: East Carolina and Elizabeth City State; and four independent colleges: Chowan, Louisburg, Mount Olive, and NC Wesleyan. Barton College has joined as an associate and The Upper Coastal Plain Learning Council is an affiliate member. Others are expected to join in the near future.
"The consortium is situated in an area of the state where both access to higher education and student persistence are often limited by economic issues and student preparation," said Dr. Beth Velde, director of public service and community relations at East Carolina University. "This unique collaboration in Eastern North Carolina will create new synergies."
The founding members studied other educational consortia including highly successful groups in Raleigh and the Tidewater region of Virginia. NC Wesleyan College President James A. Gray, III is serving as the group's interim president. Gray said, "ECU Chancellor Steve Ballard immediately jumped on the idea that collaboration is king and said he'd do anything to help. That validated the concept that the community colleges and large public universities have a common goal and want to pitch in toward the same objectives."
Each college will remain a separate entity; however, this informal partnership will allow each school to share in the resources on the partners' campuses expanding the ability of each institution to offer more to its students. By working together, the colleges will have a greater impact on higher education through opportunities such as: combined professional development activities, shared library accessibility, study-abroad options, pursuit of grants, and more. The consortium is planning to open their doors for cross-registration, permitting students from one campus to take classes on another campus at no extra charge in tuition or fees.
"The consortium is a great opportunity to share what we are doing and promote all of the positive initiatives going on," said Dr. Deborah Lamm, president of Edgecombe Community College. "I do believe that collaboration is the key to success for people in Eastern North Carolina."
The Eastern NC Consortium for Higher Education has been under development since the winter of 2011. The member colleges have developed and signed a written Memorandum of Understanding that describes the basic framework and functions of the consortium as agreed to by all the members.
In addition to organizational meetings, the consortium hosted its first shared professional development event on March 23 at Louisburg College. Faculty and staff from the member schools attended the seminar focused on undergraduate retention. The next conference will bring together reference librarians and other library staff on July 18 at NC Wesleyan College in Rocky Mount. The group will learn from each other and discuss ways to bring online resources to students at all of the member schools.
Gray said, "There's a direct link between education — higher education, and economic growth. If we can come together to help our students in Eastern North Carolina, it will be a wonderful thing, indeed." He continued, "It may take some time to work through the details of what we want to do, but this cooperative effort has tremendous potential to have a positive impact on this region through the united power of higher education."


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ITM. Happy Nuke Year to all of the No Agenda producers out there. As we move into another year of fossil fuel funded propaganda that all we need is more natural gas, I hope you all think hard about the alternatives.
Electric cars are terrific, especially if the source of their electricity is a reliable, emission free generator that does not burn any of the products of the multinational petroleum cartels.
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"Real World: New Orleans" Castmate Says Roommate Peed On His Toothbrush
What happens when people stop being polite and start getting real? A "Real World" cast member scrubs a toilet bowl with your toothbrush and then pees on it.
On March 1, police were called to the house where "The Real World: New Orleans" is currently filming, after castmate Ryan Leslie, 22, claimed he'd gotten… More »


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Rib festival starts May 29 in Perry Square
One signature Erie event signals summer's imminent arrival. No, not The Storing of the Snow Shovel in the Garage. We mean the Wild Rib Cook Off and Music Festival in Perry Square. The annual event will return on Wednesday, May 29, with eight ribbers, including three new ones. Erie band the Vendettas will play.
For more on the rib festival, see Thursday's Showcase in the Erie Times-News or visit www.GoErie.com/showcase.


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at1UP Podcast 5/4: Halo: Reach, Edgeworth, Chan-Wook Park, Enemies of Candy
Caution: Twilight hearts ahead.
By at1UP Podcast May 04, 2010 4:04PM PSTTags: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (NintendoDS) Halo Reach (XBOX 360)
What's going on at 1UP? That's what Mike Cruz, Jade Kraus, Travis Williams, Alan Johnson, and guest staffers are here to discuss. Get all the behind-the-scenes stories from the folks that are in the trenches bringing you all the delicious goodness that is 1UP.
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After some quick housekeeping notes, the crew talk a little about Halo: Reach and Miles Edgeworth before jumping into a discussion about Chan-Wook Park's "Vengeance" movies. Circus Peanuts and its nefarious allies are debated upon as Enemies of Candy; and in Final Notes, Arkham Horror and the return of Zombie Action News. Also--contest winners are named! Here's the rundown:
4:00 -- We've all been biting our nails about the status of 1UP's Friday podcast. Mike has an update about that situation here. ...even though we know that at1UP will always be the flagship show in your hearts.
5:49 -- Our new "If We Ran the Industry..." feature debuts, and Kat Bailey's Why We Play Starcraft story also hits 1UP this week.
10:30 -- Tonight is Game Night! The office-mates fire up the Halo: Reach multiplayer beta and go up against members of the 1UP community.
12:25 -- Mike has finished playing Miles Edgeworth: Ace Attorney Investigatons and gives the game some love.
16:10 -- Travis and Jade recommend checking out Chan-Wook Park's "Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance," "Oldboy," and "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance." All three of which are available on Netflix Streaming. Jade also gives a recommendation for the movie Sakuran.
25:00 -- Just when you thought the crew couldn't possibly hate anything else, the Enemies of Candy are revealed.
43:30 -- It's time to name names. Our Marvel DVD winners are announced.
47:35 -- In Final Notes: Travis talks about the Arkham Horror board game, and Mike talks about I, Zombie in Zombie Action News.
...in the after-segment, Matt Leone and Frank Cifaldi join Mike in the studio to talk about the current scene in videogame magazines.
Oldboy trailer...
Sakuran trailer...
Enemies of Candy...
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How Could I NOT Have Movie Suggs...Posted: May 04, 2010 12:00AM PST by Bboy_Izilla
We got scratched up versions of the Vengence Trilogy. It rents like crazy. A couple movies I haven't seen floating around the store as of late...
-Can't remember if this movie was any good, but I believe it was at least worth watching. Back when Miike wasn't making 8 movies a f&@king week.
-Tetsuo the Iron Man may be easier to find, but I believe this is the better of this director's movies.
- Nothing says abstract Korean movies like a love story between a woman and a mentally handicap young man. I love Oasis.
If your looking for Enemies of CandyPosted: May 04, 2010 12:00AM PST by DudeL
Foreign candyPosted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by Malev721
There was a foreign exchange student that went to my school & church that decided to bring the worst candy he could as a joke -- SALTED licorice. He gave them out daring people to finish them. As a dumbass, I dared to take 2 at once. I can't remember how much water I had to drink after finishing them.
Also, antifreeze is NOT sweet....... >.>
@Malev721Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by imalanjohnson
Anti-freeze IS sweet. It is due to a chemical used in making it called Ethylene Glycol. It's said to have a syrupy sweet flavor. It's also very toxic so it's commonly used by people trying to commit suicide.
Future 'Enemies of' titles???Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by ghostman2k78
How about...
Enemies of Reality TV
Enemies of Game Franchises? (Stop making these games!!!)
Enemies of 1up?
Enemies of News Anchors
Enemies of YouTube
Enemies of Action Stars
Enemies of the 80's/90's/00's (3shows)
Moving on, how about a weekly section of the podcast dedicated to a fantasy VS matchup?
Jet Li vs. Jackie Chan
Scooby Doo vs. Garfield
Joseph Lieberman vs. Jack Thompson...vs Niko Bellic?
Alan Johnson vs. Mike Cruz
Oh and special thanks to Travis for the Mr. Gnome recommend not too long ago- LOVE EM.
Movies...Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by T-Stop
@Jay_Z: Oldboy is really dubbed on Netflix streaming? That's surprising -- Mr. Vengeance and Lady Vengeance are both subtitled. (Oldboy was the only one of the three I watched on DVD rather than streaming, so I can't confirm.) I really hate dubbing, personally, so I'd hold out for a properly subtitled verison.
@Bboy_Izilla: I haven't seen much of Miike (though I do own a copy of Audition), but I've heard that Gozu is really good. Gotta check it out -- I'm actually pretty sure it's on Netflix streaming, too.
@Jay_ZPosted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by Jaderz
I will always recommend watching a movie with subtitles over a dub- but I have heard that the OldBoy dub isnt terrible. Actually- I have one gripe about the subtitles on the Tartan DVD version I have...
Mi-do referrs to Oh Dae-su only as "ahjussi" throughout the whole movie- and the subtitles translate this as she is saying his name. Actually, ahjussi means "sir" or "Mister". I feel that her calling him sir, instead of his name- is a HUGE part of the movie, and I am unsure why they translated this incorrectly. This is just my personal opinion. I have not yet seen the dub, but have heard from others that it's not bad.
Enemies of CandyPosted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by eviljake17
Buttered Popcorn, Licorice, and Prickly Pear jelly beans are all enemies of candy, to me. I tried to pawn off some of the popcorn jelly beans to my 4-year-old cousin, and he puked in my car.
TWIN BINGS!Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by Reverend_Matthias
My enemy of candy isn't really an enemy of MY candy, but I know everyone else hates them. Twin Bings. They are made in Sioux City, Iowa and look like two dog turds stuck together. My friend's dad worked at the place they were made (Palmer Candy), so we would get boxes of the irregular ones. I hated them at first, but it was candy and I was a kid, so I ate them...and now, I love 'em! MMMM...dog turds!
Enemies of candyPosted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by tetsujin42
Jolly Ranchers and Warheads. Seriously, these two candies make me physically uncomfortable.
@ThePhr3akPosted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by imalanjohnson
Thanks! We are aware of the issue. Something happened when we were producing it and the Zombie Action News music dropped out. Sorry!
An enemy of candy.Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by crimson_lackey
Peeps, are at the top of my list. Once a year, every Easter, these sugar coated, doppelgangers of the animal kingdom's cutest specimens show their faces. The colored sugar acts as a gritty exoskeleton. The inside, a stale marshmallow, is eerily evocative of what I imagine bitting into a soft cuddly critter would actually feel like. I'll have no part of it. A distant second is Laffy Taffy. It's not Laffy, nor is it Taffy. It's stains the teeth and the soul.
Suggestion for the next "Enemies of_____", how about enemies of comics. I nominate Chris Claremont, Scott Williams, and Mark Millar.
The perils of Garageband.Posted: May 05, 2010 12:00AM PST by EGMCruz
When I edit the show, I place all the music segments on one track. I'll drop in the intro, adjust the volume of that segment accordingly, and repeat for the outro. In between those two music segments, I'll drop the volume to zero; unfortunately, this time, I'd placed the Zombie Action News music on the track and forgotten to turn up the audio for it. So the segment is in the Garageband track, it's just not audible. Forehead slapped.
Enemies of CandyPosted: May 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by ninjabear_69
Whats wrong with guys? Circus Peanuts are awesome! Just have to make sure their fresh and haven't been exposed to air cause that makes them hard.
For those board game enthusiasts in San FranciscoPosted: May 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by m0shm4n
There's a board game store called Just Awesome (http://www.justawesomethewebsite.com/) that I frequent. It has a wide variety of board games including Arkham Horror. Check it out!
Enemies of candyPosted: May 06, 2010 12:00AM PST by dmaul_53854
Simple as that.
Black cherry was OK, but every other flavor could go fall into a precipice.
Do they even make them anymore? They better not.
@krae_manPosted: May 07, 2010 12:00AM PST by EGMCruz
...but you're going with the strict definition of the term. A peanut isn't candy either, but it's an igredient in Peanut M&Ms candy. Also included in Peanut M&Ms candy: chocolate.
As should be obvious, we're talking about candy as a category -- like you'd see by going down the "candy aisle" of any supermarket or convenience store, where you'll find chocolate bars, hard candy, licorice, jelly beans, etc.; I'm not sure if there's a See's Candies in your area, but the majority of their treats are made of chocolate.
Legion Of DoomPosted: May 10, 2010 12:00AM PST by Bboy_Izilla
Michael Bay is an enemy of movies
Eliza Dusku is an enemy of television
Gene Simmon's son is an enemy of manga
Rob Liefeld is an enemy of comics
Dan Brown is an enemy of books
That guy who played Nash in Street Fighter: Legend Of Chun Li is an enemy of acting
Moths are an enemy of insects
Donald Trump is an enemy of humans


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Two Arkla Disposal Services, Inc. employees were charged in a five-count indictment for discharging untreated wastewater to the local Shreveport publicly owned treatment works and the Red River.
The filter units use structured plastic synthetic media to remove hydrogen sulfide and other odor-causing chemicals.
The Water Environment Federation will offer one article per issue of its journal online.
The system introduces high-strength wastewater to a diverse microbial ecosystem, or biofilm, growing on the surface of a special gravel medium contained in a series of watertight basins.
The Association of Public Health Laboraties won the cooperative agreement.
Funding support remains for the Great Lakes, water and wastewater treatment, Superfund, and enforcement.
WCIT now includes a compendium of 700 new contaminants with details on more than 212 analytical methods.
The companies integrate magnetic bearing and high-speed motor technology into smarter high-speed blowers.
The CH2M Hill-designed facility earns praise from publication and the American Public Works Association-Nevada Section.
Leominster's wastewater treatment plant, which is managed by Veolia Water North America, received the George W. Burke Jr. Award.
To settle allegations that its food processing facility in Baxter Springs overloaded the city's wastewater treatment system, Orval Kent will pay $390,000 and about $32,500 to restock the Spring River.
The system has 11,000 acres near Lake Michigan it would like to develop as a wind farm.
The agency presented awards for outstanding service and excellence in wastewater management to Rhode Island superintendents and facilities in Massachusetts, Maine, and Connecticut.
The city and the company, operating under a long-term contract, have developed a successful biosolids program and made significant wastewater treatment plant improvements.
The former Kentucky utility director started Jan. 24 as WEF's new executive director.
EPCOR will reportedly purchase these water and wastewater services for an estimated $470 million.
As a first step, the organizations will combine forces at the April Water Matters! Fly In.
EPA says comments shed new light on key areas and that the agency plans to propose significantly different standards from what was proposed last year.
Unilever and Paques have begun construction of a bio-digester at the Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory in Hellendoorn, the Netherlands. Waste products released during the production of ice cream will be converted into energy, comprising 40 percent of the ice cream factory's green energy requirements.
University of Utah researchers have developed an electrobiochemical reactor that applies a low electrical voltage to microbes to help them quickly and efficiently remove pollutants from mining, industrial, and agricultural wastewater.
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Guest editorial - No excuses: Affordable Care Act sign-up must work
The following editorial appeared in the Seattle Times on Wednesday:
The successful launch of the Washington (state) Health Benefit Exchange stands in sharp contrast to the high-tech turmoil in the other Washington.
Millions of Americans want and need health insurance, including a Spokane, Wash., woman who joined President Barack Obama on Monday, but epic frustrations drained the joy out of the moment.
The federal government has spent nearly $400 million to build the national health insurance exchange, but all of the money, time and development did not prevent massive problems.
Only the harshest opponents of the Affordable Care Act refuse to acknowledge the scale of the challenge. The federal system is verifying applicant income from federal sources and interfacing with local Medicaid and record systems in 33 states, which include some openly hostile to Obamacare.
Still, a program with the highest expectations, and need, must deliver.
Even Washington state's homegrown system, www.wahealthplanfinder.org, had its own glitches the first 48 hours. Intense troubleshooting resolved issues with pages loading and applicants running out of computer time to complete their forms.
Since Oct. 1, 35,500 state residents have enrolled, and an additional 70,000 have applied with payment pending.
The federal website: 476,000 applications, no enrollment numbers released.
The launch of the Washington state system had the support of lawmakers and the governor. All that helps. But the Healthplanfinder website was also designed to be easy to use, with access and review like a familiar online-shopping experience.
The federal system needs to be mindful of its customers and match consumer expectations.
The other Washington had understandable troubles with sheer traffic volume. But massive interest was expected and desired, and it should have been accommodated.
Obama delivered a plan that was endorsed by Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Now make it work. No excuses.
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Berrien County was created in 1856 from Coffee, Irwin, and Lowndes counties. The county was named for US Senator, John McPherson Berrien, who also served as Andrew Jackson's Attorney General. The old Coffee Road was one of the State's earliest post roads and was used as early as 1823 to transport crops into Florida. Earliest Settlers: Amos Bullard, Wilie Clements, Henry Hutchinson, James Goodman, Dr. William Harrell, John Lee, Thomas Mobley, John McDermits, and Thomas Ray.
Probate Records Available to Members of Georgia PioneersWill Book A (1855-1909) - Digital ImagesTestators: Boyt, William;Brinn, J. W.;Brown, John;Carroll, Jessie;Clyatt, Martin;Connell, James;Connell, John;Connell, John E.; Cudney, George;Everet, Phoebe;Garrett, Frances;Giddens, William;Griner, Daniel;Hall, John;Harrell, William;Henderson, Susan;Hester, Jane;Hutchinson, Henry;Kenny, Mary;Lamb, William;Lovitt, Joshua;Lovitt, W. B.;McDermit, John;McMillan, John;Mobley, Thomas;Myers, Susanna;Nicholson, J. L.;Peeples, Lewis;Powell, Mary;Powel, T. W.;Ray, John;Ray, Thomas;Shaw, Jeremiah;Sinach, William;Sirmons, Charlotte;Sutton, John;Tucker, Richard;Tygart, William;Watson, Moses; Williams, E. J.;Williams, James;Williams, SampsonWill Book B (1909-1956)
Testators: Berrien County Will Book B, 1910 to 1856: Albritton, Edwin; Albritton, M. E.; Alexander, Jean and Marian; Brown, John; Brown, Sarulue; Buckholts, Peter; Buie, W. D.; Burkhalter, Mattie; Bussey, Eugene; Coombs, Richard; Darsey, J. D.; Duane, Millard; Futch, Malissa; Gaskins, Bart; Gaskins, Bates; Gaskins, Fannie; Gaskins, Mattie; Gaskins, Marcus; Gaskins, Wycliffe; Gray, Annie; Guthrie, Hariet Ann; Hand, J. M.; Harrell, Daniel; Harrell (Joint Will); Harris, H.; Heath, William; Hendley, J. A.; Knowles, Steve; Major, D. S.; Moore, James; Murry, John; Paulk, John; Parrish, A. J;. Rabun, C. G.; Ray, J. S.; Register, William; Rowan, James; Shockley, E. T.; Robinson, David; Sirmans, Benjamin; Sirmans, T. H.; Smith, Mary Jane; Watson, W. H.Indexes to Probate Records
- Will Book A (1855-1909)
- Estates, Inventories, Appraisements (1862-1896)
- Will Book B (1910-1956)
- Estates, Inventories, Appraisements (1862-1896)
- Widows and Divisions of Estates (1862-1912)
- Bills of Sale (1863-1896)
- Annual Returns and Vouchers (1882-1901)
- Homestead Records (1873-1897)
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By Jeannette Holland Austin
Unfortunately, the 1790, 1800 and 1810 census of Georgia did not survive the British troops destruction of Washington, D. C. during the War of 1812. That leaves 1820, 1830 and 1840 of scant information (before 1850) for purposes of trying to locate where relatives resided. Everyone with the ancestral surname needs to be noted. What I do is make a list of everyone in each county for 1820. Then, I do the same for 1830 and 1840. This provides a comparison. It is interesting to see whether or not a person was still in the county, or had moved elsewhere. The movements provide other counties to search. Now, when you begin the 1850 census, you will better understand who these people were and how the families connect. Be sure and note the age ranges of the children and determine if that person is still with the family, or has married or died. Then, you need to search for old wills and estates and examine all of those records, looking for receipts from heirs. The husband would have been the receiver of the estate of his spouse. Hence, the receipts and vouchers are important.
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Vladimir Sobotka Returns To The Blues
The red-hot St. Louis Blues will get a key piece back for tonight?s game against Edmonton as Vladimir Sobotka will play for the first time since Jan. 31.
Sobotka, who has been on IR with a leg injury that kept him from representing the Czech Republic in Sochi, was on pace for a career year prior to getting hurt.
The Blues head into tonight?s action sitting first in the NHL with 95 points and, with Sobotka?s return, will be as healthy as they?ve been all season.
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NEW YORK CITY — About 4,600 seventh and eighth grade students citywide, most from Staten Island, will have to find an alternative mode of transportation to school next week. The state Supreme Court has lifted a temporary restraining order that forced the Department of Education to keep providing bus service for these students.
SBF previously reported that city planned to end bus service for these students to save about $1.6 million, but the restraining order forced the city to continue providing buses until a hearing scheduled for Sept. 13.
However, NY1 News reported on Tuesday that the restraining order was lifted and that the city law department released the following statement in response to the ruling: "We feel the court made the correct legal decision."
The court's decision is concerning to Staten Island Councilman Vincent Ignizio and local parents. They told reporters that the borough has limited mass transit options and many roads have thick traffic and no sidewalks or crosswalks. They say that it would be dangerous for children to walk along those streets, according to NY1 News.
DOE officials said that parents can plead their cases for the city to provide bus service in court on Sept. 13.
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Describe what Winston's room looks like in 1984.
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Winston's room is a flat in the "Victory Mansions" a place that is dilapidated at best with a barely functioning elevator, stinky and grimy hallways, and poor insulation that makes it drafty and cold. The telescreen is really the dominating feature of the room and cannot ever be turned off, only dimmed. It is both a television and a viewing device allowing the party and the thought police to look into the every day lives of the party members at all times.
Because of a quirk in construction, Winston's room had a small alcove that was not visible to the telescreen, and this was where he had a desk and he kept his journal. The fact that the telescreen cannot actually view him everywhere leads to his being able to commit the thought crime of writing in his diary.
Winston has two rooms. One is a typical party member apartment dominated by a large Big Brother telescreen.
The other is the room above Mr. Charrington's
shop, which is decorated in an old-fashioned style and, most importantly, without a telescreen.
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Just like any other emergencies, you cannot really plan the right time for when you are going to have a dental emergency dealing with your teeth. Maybe you are babysitting one night and you are playing ball with the kids and you get hit. You feel a warm sensation in your mouth and you spit a tooth out. The first thing you realize is the time. You know your dentist is closed at this hour but you have no idea who else to call. You should look up all of your local emergency services dentists to see what you can do and who is the closest. There should always be a local dentist on hand in case of emergencies. Next time you go to your regular dentist for your schedules cleaning or check up, you should ask for a list of addresses and numbers for any of the local oral urgent care centers in your area. You may never need them, but at the same time, it is always better to be safe than sorry. If you have an emergency, or anyone you know or around you, then you may be able to help them out, as well. And it could save a lot of time running around trying to find someone open to help out if you just had a list of dentists with an emergency department. You may even be able to get a number for your own dentist's cell phone or pager number if they would be willing to help you out even if it is past office hours.
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There's a lot to be thankful for when you live in a town that's at the "heart of the arts."
"I'm really thankful to have discovered Moscow, Idaho some 32 years ago," said Moscow Mayor Nancy Chaney. "It's a very generous community, compassionate community, and stimulating place to live."
"I'm thankful that I live in an inclusive community where the quality of life is very high and people can walk around without the fear of crime or danger to their own personal safety," said Moscow Police Chief David Duke.
But Moscow's community leaders are even more grateful that they'll be able to spend Thanksgiving with their loved ones.
"Well, like every year, I'm thankful for my friends, my family, and my teachers, past and present," said Chaney.
"You know, just thankful that my family's happy and I'm going to get to spend time home alone with them," said councilman Dan Carscallen.
"Very thankful for having my children close so we can spend Thanksgiving together and we can share the new news of our fourth grandchild being born soon," said Duke.
And both the Sheriff and Police Chief in town will tell you that they're most thankful for that special someone.
"I'm thankful for my wife, Rachel," said Latah County Sheriff Wayne Rausch. "We've been together for 34 years and she's stuck with me through thick and thin and that's my big passion in life is my wife."
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Deputy Consul General Ryoji Noda, of the Consulate General of Japan in Detroit, presented a significant grant to the University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) on behalf of the Japan Foundation. Mr. Noda presented a check for ¥1 million, or approximately $10,000 U.S., Tuesday morning. Mr. Takashi Omitsu, Corporate Executive Advisor at Aisin Seiki, also presented a $10,000 corporate sponsorship.
The funds will assist in funding UMMA's upcoming exhibition, Japanese Prints of Kabuki Theater from the Collection of the University of Michigan Museum of Art, which will be on display from October 15, 2016, to January 29, 2017, in the A. Alfred Taubman Gallery.
"Japanese commitment to arts and culture is important," Noda said at the check presentation. "I hope UMMA's exhibition on kabuki theater will further contribute to a Japanese cultural presence in the region."
The checks were presented to Dr. Natsu Oyobe, UMMA's Curator of Asian Art, in front of local media and UMMA staff.
"Local corporation support provides strong ties to connect with the area Japanese community," says Oyobe. "I hope that Japanese people who live and work here can come and see the exhibition – an introduction to the vibrant culture of kabuki theater."
Kabuki is Japan's traditional theater and has been popular entertainment for more than 400 years. This exhibition highlights colorful woodblock prints produced in the 18th and 19th centuries. These woodblocks depict scenes from kabuki stages and its all-male actors in beautiful female and handsome male roles. The featured prints were designed by major print artists of the late Edo Period to early Meiji Period that include Utagawa Toyokuni, Utagawa Kunisada, Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Toyohara Kunichika.
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Professor Paul Dempsey and Dean Daniel Jutras are delighted to announce that a new Graduate Fellowship Fund has been created at the Faculty of Law of McGill University to celebrate Professor Nicolas Mateesco Matte, OC, OQ, QC, who directed McGill's Institute of Air and Space Law (IASL) from 1975 to 1989.
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By Paul Stephen Dempsey Special to the Gazette May 14, 2013 MONTREAL — Qatar's proposal to move the International Civil Aviation Organization's headquarters to the Persian Gulf would be a significant blow to Montreal. ICAO, which regulates safety, security and environmental issues in international aviation, has been a key part of Montreal since the organization began operations in 1947.
McGill Law alum Jean Frédéric Ménard receives prestigious Trudeau Scholarship
McGill Law alumnus Jean Frédéric Ménard, BCL/LLB'05, (@jfredmenard), is among the 14 newly announced recipients of Trudeau Scholarships.
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Armel Brice Adanhounme, a Banting postdoctoral fellow at McGill University's Faculty of Law and associate researcher at the Interuniversity Research Centre on Globalization and Work (CRIMT), was recently shortlisted for this year's Kari Polanyi-Levitt Prize for his paper, "Assessing Chinese Investments in sub-Saharan African Countries: An Institutional Perspective."
McGill Law research team to receive large award for research in arbitration and transnational law
The Faculty of Law is pleased to announce that its Private Justice and the Rule of Law Research Team was awarded funding for an ambitious program of research entitled "Private Justice and its Laws: Harmonization, Conciliation and Legitimacy". At $450,000, this is one of the largest peer-reviewed awards ever to have come to the Faculty.
Daniel Clarry wins APDQ 2013 prize for best master's thesis in Quebec
At its annual banquet held April 20, 2013, the Association des professeures et professeurs de droit du Québec (APDQ) awarded Mr. Daniel Clarry its Excellence Prize for best master's theses in 2013 for his work entitled "The irreducible core of the trust" (see on eScholarship@McGill), prepared under the direction of Professor Lionel Smith, McGill University. The jury was composed of Professors Hervé Cassan (U.
New books and online database launched by the Crépeau Centre
On April 3, 2013, the Paul-André Crépeau Centre for Private and Comparative Law launched three new books and a new resource website. During a well-attended reception held in the Common Room, Professor Yaëll Emerich, interim director of the Centre, presented the books and a new database, and took the opportunity to warmly thank the many writers, editors, supporters and colleagues who participated in their preparation.
Fabien Gélinas and Frédéric Bachand named first Norton Rose Faculty Scholars in Arbitration & Commercial Law
The Faculty of Law is pleased to announce that Professors Frédéric Bachand and Fabien Gélinas have been appointed Norton Rose Faculty Scholars in Arbitration and Commercial Law, for a two year term. As holders of these Faculty Scholarships, Gélinas and Bachand, who are both active members of McGill's Private Justice and the Rule of Law research team, will be able to support a rich program of activities in international arbitration and commercial law.
Ronald B. Sklar (1935-2013)
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International human rights experts convene at Echenberg Family Global Conference to address democratic citizenship and the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms on a global scale How do we bridge the gap between the theory of human rights and the complex social, political and economic realities of a turbulent and interconnected world? The McGill Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism (CHRLP) and the McGill Faculty of Law will host the Echenberg Family Conference, "Democracy, Human Rights and the Fragility of Freedom".


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Funeral services for Duane Abla will be Wednesday, November
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Duane Abla was born January 28, 1943 in Erick, Oklahoma to
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Would stay at this hotel again
Having just returned from a week at this hotel, I would certainly recommend it to friends. The facilities were very good, the staff were friendly and courteous and the location was convenient.
I was initially concerned by the building work which is visible adjacent to the front of the hotel but did not find this to be a problem. My room was on the first floor and neither myself or partner were disturbed by any noise.
The room was spacious and nicely decorated -although I wish I had taken my own hairdryer as the one provided in the room wasn't that brilliant and hair conditioner wasn't provided within the complimentary toiletries!
At the welcome meeting (via Atlantic Holidays) we were invited to go to a new hotel owned by the same company in return for 2 free tickets to a show of our choice at the Casino Park Hotel including wine and a meal.(working out at an approximate saving of 50 euros) The visist to the hotel in fact turned out to be a timeshare event but our representative was very nice and no pressure was applied. Our visit took about 2.5 hours which was a bit on the long side but the show was brilliant and we saved quite a bit of money.
I, personally, would rate this as 4* Hotel but a very good one at that and would have no hesitation in staying again.
Our most enjoyable holiday for years!
Having referred to the existing reviews when planning our holiday I felt I should record our family's experience of Madeira. We are a family of 4 - 2 children aged 14 and 11, so were not entirely sure that Madeira would be a good choice for us all, having got the distinct impression that a holiday there was more suited to the more elderly traveller. How wrong could we be!
Firstly, we had booked two rooms and had requested adjacent rooms to keep a close eye on the children. We were allocated two adjacent rooms on the 18th(top) floor of the hotel which had interconnecting doors, so this arrangement proved to be perfect. Our rooms had clearly been very recently renovated (to a very high standard) and although we had mountain view rooms we did not find them at all noisy (we live in a very rural area of Scotland and are therefore used to a quiet location, and nonetheless found the rooms very quiet). The bonus was being able to watch the world go by below you, and enjoy the lights of the town at night.
We were staying on a bed and breakfast basis and cannot speak highly enough of the buffet breakfast provided. There was a very wide choice of hot food, plus the usual cereals/continental meats/cheeses/yoghurt/fruit/ rolls/toast etc.
We found the hotel to be perfectly located, being a gentle 20 minute stroll along the main road, through the gardens down to the harbour. We didn't find it necessary to venture much beyond the centre of Funchal to eat, although all the guide books recommended the Old Town. We found the restaurants around the harbour to be very good and not overpriced - 4 large pizzas, 2 soft drinks and a bottle of wine for around 40 euros at the pizzeria, and also ate well at the Mar Azul - tuna steaks were very tasty. The harbour restaurants will regularly hand out 10% discount vouchers for your next meal. We also tried 2 other restaurants in the town centre which were equally good. Be wary though if you choose to take a taxi back from the centre as some taxi drivers will take you without setting the meter and can therefore charge what they like. Make sure that they agree to use the meter before setting off or agree a fixed price for the journey beforehand!
We found the hotel's facilities to be very good and our children were certainly kept reasonably well amused by the crazy golf, table tennis and pool table, although the pool and table tennis were very popular and you often had to wait your turn.
We thoroughly enjoyed using the pools for swimming - they were generally very quiet as the older customers tended not to leave their sunbeds all day, which meant that you could have a really good swim if you wished. Our family's favourite thing, though, was to use the lift down to the sea level pool and to swim off the jetty in the sea. Our daughter was so excited to be swimming around what to us looked like the sort of fish you would find in a tropical fish tank! We regularly swam out to the pontoons and the children enjoyed the slide into the water. If you were so inclined, the hotel runs a diving centre and many people seemed to be taking advantage of this to learn how to scuba dive.Jet ski, kayak and a banana boat were also available for hire. Sunbeds were plentiful and sun umbrellas only 2 euros a day.
Some minor renovation work was ongoing and whilst there was noise during the day it didn't prove to be intrusive. We were the beneficiaries of the renovations, having been allocated newly renovated rooms and if our rooms were a measure of the standard of the renovation I wouldn't hesitate to book another holiday at this hotel.
Our other recommendations for a stay in Funchal are a visit to the market on Friday - very crowded, but don't miss the fish market downstairs to see huge tuna and the black scabbard fish for which Madeira is famous, and a trip on the cable car to Monte. We didn't fancy the trip down on sledges so booked a return ticket on the cable car. Found a good little bar up a flight of steps next to the gift shop in Monte, and enjoyed watching those who braved the sledges setting off down the hill. Fantastic views from the cable car.
All in all, a very enjoyable holiday - great hotel, great food, plenty to see, great weather (26 degrees every day and a slight breeze - perfect for those who want to avoid the temperature excesses of the Mediterranean in high summer) and definitely a place to return to. I would recommend it to anyone.
Great location for Town Centre
This hotel was completely over stated. We were on the 16th floor and still could hear the traffic all night long. They seem to honk horns and sirens go off irrespective of the time of night.
We ate in the Pub and also Taverna Grill. The Pub was as would be expected cheap and cheerfull. The Taverna Grill very expensive and nothing to boast about.
The music was very good from all different duets in the latter part of the evening.
We did not have a bar in the room only a smelly fridge. It looked as though the room was very recently updated so it was a shame it was not as advertised.
Would definitely go back to Funchal but not to this hotel.
Great location for exploring Funchal
My wife and I stayed at the Pestana Carlton the last week in April and had a great time. The Carlton is located within easy walking distance to either Funchal or the Lido. The pool areas were very nice, clean and the upper pool offered a fantastic view of the harbor. The one thing we noticed is the clientele were quite a bit older than other places we visited. But, it seemed Madeira in general was a vacation spot for an older crowd. We stayed in a studio apartment(small Kitchenette) that had great views. The staff were very nice and accomodating. The Carlton in general offered a few things you don't find everywhere. Music and get-togethers in the afternoons, not quite my taste. But, a nice touch. Over all very satisfied. I would stay here again on my next trip to Madeira
Great food and service
We stayed there for our 25th wedding anniversary and found it to be excellent especially the food and the staff. Absolutely no complaints at all. Will go back there again sometime.
Great Food/attentive staff
We stayed here in June 2003. Although the hotel is not aethetically pleasing from the outside, the views from the balcony (7th floor) were amazing. We could see the mountains and at night the view was just as beautiful. The room was clean and comfortable, the food was excellent and plentiful, the staff friendly and attentive but not overbearing. The swimming pools were spotless and never crowded. Having it's own landing stage was great and we did swim in the sea (VERY cold) from there, making it heavenly to get into the salt water pool to warm up afterwards! The pool staff were great, bringing drinks or snacks whenever you wanted. The evening entertainment was very good and again, attentive staff meant that you didn't have to move from your table on the terrace overlooking the sea, if you didn't want to.
The Red Lion restaurant, one minutes walk was great if you fancy a change of scenery. It took 30 minutes of leisurely walking to get into the centre of Funchal along the sea front although there were always plenty of taxis waiting outside the hotel and always a friendly doorman to hail one for you.
I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again and would ask for a view over the mountains rather than the sea, far more interesting!
Lovely location
have stayed here in timeshare accomadation for last 4 years and will be there again in march.
The staff have always extremely helpful and polite.
We would not even consider moving our accomadation elsewhere.
Only wish we were there now, we know what we are missing.
Oh well only about 12 weeks to wait.
Worn out and shabby with ongoing construction work
Stayed at the Pestana Carlton August 2004, very disappointed with the rooms and the general condition of the hotel, I think 2 stars would be generous. The staff are not helpful and pigeons dine with you in the restaurant (they leave the doors open). Overnight very loud construction work on the plumbing was going on, making sleep impossible, but from the smell in the rooms, the plumbing does need changing. I would not recommend a stay here.
Dont pay for the seaview
I stayed here for a week and found it to be an shabby approx 4 star hotel. The divecentre Madeira Divepoint is excellent , advice book independently. Take care and do not book advance seaview supplement. the hotel and the travel companies are economical with the truth.
We had paind 144 Sterling for this for a week and ended up on the corner of the Harbour and the road. Very noisy to open the patio windows.
Otherwise hotel is nice to stay in.
Our Honeymoon Hotel
We had a superb experience at this hotel. The food was good, and the service excellent.This dates back to 1998, but I doubt if little has changed the front desk staff were very helpful, and funny, and made our stay a dream.We would recommend the experience.
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Ceta Canyon Camp and Retreat Center will pay tribute to its many supporters and friends at the second annual Christmas Open House and Dinner at 4 p.m. Dec. 8.
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n Garrison Retreat Lodge. In June 2000, Ceta Canyon opened the Garrison Retreat Lodge. The Garrisons made the lead gift to start the funding for this new facility. The new lodge sleeps up to 165 people in 21 rooms, replacing old World War II bunkhouses that had no cooling, heating or plumbing facilities.
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A bunch of garbage. I rather pay a monthly fee than having to deal with massive RMTs and having to download programs for a fee to fix my game?! Lol. Really? If you're desperate to keep the game going, start charging people. I get the new gaming strategy of purchasing virtual items to "enhance" gaming experience, but seriously, if you don't have your connection working for your game, your business will fail in the end. If I'm writing this on a gaming blog, it means I've already tolerated this for about a month of continuous login failures to the point of despair (final phase). I'm writing in hopes that maybe one of you (readers) who play AION could lend a hand or offer some advices on how I can seriously get the technical team's attention from NCsoft and have actual people sincerely trying to help me fix my problem.
I don't know what happened to AION, but I've been having every other second disconnections. Of course those of you who have the experience of doing instances, you log back in to a very pissed off group ( especially, your legion group) and it's like "what do you want me to do about it?" Or they are "politely" getting angry behind your back, lol and there is nothing I can do about that. Who cares really, but I like to make a good impression when I first get into a legion, linkshell, group whatever you want to call it, especially if I like the group. I just got into a new legion and I love them! Epic owns!
I'm at the verge of quitting this game because of the RMT lag in Sanctum (my block list is full, so NCsoft, please expand the capacity for blocking people, so I can continue doing so) and being disconnected on this new patch every other second?! When I said I've tried everything, I"VE TRIED EVERYTHING! I even LIVE with a hubby who practically infest our carpet with gadgets and cords?! I'm always trippin' on them, what can I do? It's his passion.
Time is precious, especially when you're older, having to take care of your family and work at the same time. I don't have enough time to deal with disconnections. I actually work and play games to distress. When you dc, it adds more stress on top of your current stress, lol. So I'm having to ask myself, is this all really worth it?! ; ;
Anyhow, I wrote to the technical team to ask them for help, and even used their game advisor to submit a ticket. Reponse was: download ping plotter standard for "free" and see if that helps. Went on the website, that software isn't free. You have to pay a fee. I can't help but feel like "Oh are they purposely breaking the game, so they can promote this product and make some more money?" Sorry, my mind starts racing when it doesn't make sense. I ain't stupid.
Seriously, if you're that desperate to profit off a MMO, for the love of GOD, please start charging. I'd totally pay a fee to play AION, it's totally worth it. I LOVE every aspect of AION because this is the first MMO that I've played, who pays an attribute to women with gears, numerous attributes to character creation, the scenes and music, absolutely breath-taking. This is in my opinion, a MMO who's been around and has developed the game close to "perfection." Don't get me wrong, every game can always be perfected, but there is so much that the development team has developed, and I absolutely just love it. But...
If you don't have a stable game with decent connection, I will need to discontinue...NCSOFT, I'm sorry. I thought about Guild War 2, but damn, after AION, I don't know if I want to try your other products based on your technical support services.
When I thought about the idea of paying for a MMO, why not? People would probably take their gaming more seriously. But the target difference in players that I'm comparing to is Final Fantasy 11 and 14 verses AION, is that I've had the opportunity to play with some of the best players of all times from Final Fantasy: Dorkmage from Kujata in Final Fantasy11, epic of what he did. Wasn't honest, but left a legacy on our server, my 6 years of linkshell family, and just EPIC, EPIC battles of NMs to the final bosses, to Final Fantasy 14 (unfortunately development team just couldn't get it together). I hope it will come out soon, I will definitely give it another shot.
Do I take gaming to the extreme? "Hell Ya I do." Good times. Why half ass something instead of perfecting it? This is my motto. Don't play a game if you don't intend on finishing it. Don't do an instance if you don't plan to win, don't screw other people who rely on your ability to win an instance, be passionate about what you believe in and why do you even bother to try in the first place? Go full out or go home!
What is happening to the younger generation?! I log onto the game of AION, people afking here and there? Make a lounge for people who want to afk to sell their stuff, fine. BUT afk in a dredge, aka instance?! REALLY? At least some people have the decency to be honest about it and make their own afk group, but afking without notice?! OMFG? If you did that in ff11 or 14, people can kick you from the party. You can't do that on AION in a dredge, which I still find to be pretty absurd.


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This is Woo's take on the situation: The Scribble Pad: I'll decode this latest DRAMARAMA for my zealots!
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This is Woo's take on the situation: The Scribble Pad: I'll decode this latest DRAMARAMA for my zealots!
Don't know much about it myself.
"Fact is, we're the freaks, the misfit mutants surrounded by readily-available (and free) information about the evils of fat, the benefits of whole-grains etc. From an evolutionary point of view we're the weirdos with a short-life expectancy or we're trail-blazing a 'new' path." ~ AlanC
"Paleo? Try it, but be wary of the cult mentality that comes with it. Paleovangelists are everywhere and a bit scary."
I didn't see much fighting going on elsewhere. The leaders mostly just accept each others' different paths. But I wasted half an hour of my life reading that blog post and comments.
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haha paleo politics and calling bloggers "leaders"
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Let's all grab a 6-pack each of Mexican Coke and relax.
Isn't it always something like, "My Paleo is better than your Paleo"?
What's wrong with calling bloggers "leaders?" It's no different from the Founding Fathers writing pamphlets for the printing press.
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I came across all the bickering last week. What get's me is the amount of time folk like Kocur and McEwen spend on ripping other people and tearing them down. They seem to credit themselves with doing the world a favor by being the one's smart enough to "expose" folk like Jack Kruse. They have went through several others, bashed Sisson even over the years and have dropped some threats about "coming for him" in this latest nonsense if he doesn't agree with them against the others. Pretty much 3rd grade behavior. Now the bullies are getting bullied by the feed the animal guy. While much of his approach is the result of poor judgment in his choice of words (in my opinion), I'm glad to see he and Wolf say enough is enough and bash back. The only unfortunate thing is that it gives them the spotlight they obviously seek.


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Banner Design + Logo
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