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UK producer Jo Noon created this lush reworking of the ambient Lusine track Two Dots.
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Dodge and burn tutorial with soft light layer in photoshop.
While you can use the dodge and burn tools, using a soft light layer gives you more control and is a less 'destructive' approach.
Open the image you wish to darken / lighten locally and make a new layer by clicking the new layer icon, or going to the menu ' Layer –> new –> layer '
With the new layer selected, go to the menu EDIT –> fill, and choose '50 percent gray'
With your new layer all gray, change the blending mode from normal to 'soft light'
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Gene Wheeler Jr., 55, of Amarillo died Saturday, Sept. 7, 2013.
Private family services will be held. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, 2800 Paramount Blvd.
Mr. Wheeler was born Aug. 4, 1958, to Barbara and Eugene Wheeler. He served 13 years as a U.S. Marine Reserve. He had worked seven years at Pantex, and was a police officer for Amarillo Police Department for 20 years before retiring in 2009.
He married Theresa Marie Layman on April 1, 1989, in Amarillo.
He was preceded in death by his father and a brother, Noel Wheeler.
He is survived by his wife, Theresa Wheeler; his mother, Barbara Wheeler of Amarillo; a son, Gene Wheeler III and wife Lourin of Fort Gordon, Ga.; a daughter, Haley Wheeler of Camp Penedelton, Calif.; two sisters, Diane Staniewski and Kelley Harris and husband Pancho; a brother, Leon Wheeler, all of Amarillo; and a granddaughter, Serenity.
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The Associated Press | January 23,2013PORTLAND, Maine — A teeth-chattering cold wave with sub-zero temperatures was expected to keep its icy grip on much of the eastern U.S. into the weekend before seasonable temperatures bring relief.
A polar air mass that's been blamed for multiple deaths in the Midwest moved into the Northeast on Wednesday, prompting the National Weather Service to issue wind chill warnings across upstate New York and northern New England.
In northern Maine, the temperature dipped to as low as 36 below zero Wednesday morning. The weather service was calling for a wind chills as low as minus-45.
Keith Pelletier, the owner of Dolly's Restaurant in Frenchville, said his customers were dressed in multiple layers of clothing and were keeping their cars running in the parking lot while eating lunch. It's so cold that even the snowmobilers are staying home, he said.
"You take the wind chill at 39 below and take a snowmobile going 50 mph, and you're about double that," he said. "That's pretty cold."
The Canadian air mass that brought arctic air is being blamed for several deaths across the Midwest. It also forced schools to close, caused delays of commuter trains and subways, and kept plumbers busy with frozen pipes.
In New York City, food vendor Bashir Babury contended with bone-numbing cold when he set up his cart selling coffee, bagels and pastries at 3 a.m. Wednesday. On the coldest of days, he wears layers of clothing and cranks up a small propane heater inside his cart.
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"Astoundingly slick. Unquestioningly an utterly superb comedian…relentlessly hilarious…charismatic, adept, and very suave"
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An award-winning comedian who sold-out his Melbourne and Sydney Fringe Festival debut seasons, Khaled Khalafalla's stage presence belies his relatively short time traversing the comedy circuit. Khaled's at times abrasive style of comedy has already seen him perform alongside the likes of Arj Barker and Fiona O'Loughlin in venues across the country: from Melbourne's Town Hall to Sydney's Allphones Arena.
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Khaled Khalafalla won best of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival in 2013, was National winner of the Green Faces comedy competition in 2012, National runner-up of RAW in 2011, and has been dubbed the next "huge mainstream star" by the Age.
2013 saw Khaled perform at all the major venues and comedy festivals around Australia, culminating in his debut performance at New York Comedy Festival. He has since performed top-selling runs across the major Australian comedy festivals, headed off to the Middle East in August with 5 international comedians as a part of the televised United Nations Of Comedy tour, been hand-picked by the acclaimed Just For Laughs to perform on their Stand Up Series showcase (filmed for the Comedy Channel at the Sydney Opera House), and entertained our troops in the Middle East.
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SALEM, Ore. - Oregon is known as a progressive state. It adopted the nation's first bottle deposit law and the first law allowing doctor-assisted suicide. It declared its spectacular Pacific coastline the property of all Oregonians.
So it might seem peculiar that in November, Oregonians will to vote on a proposed law that critics say targets the state's gay community.
The ballot measure would bar public school teachers from promoting or sanctioning homosexuality in class. No other state has such a law.
The sponsor of the measure, Lon Mabon of the Oregon Citizens Alliance, says many parents are concerned their children are getting the wrong message in sex-education classes. He says teachers "are establishing in young people's minds that homosexuality and bisexuality are acceptable and normal."
Although the measure got enough support to make it onto the November ballot, a spokesman for the Oregon Department of Education said his agency has received no complaints from parents about teachers promoting homosexuality in school.
"It seems like a non-issue," spokesman Larry Austin said. "We hear comments and complaints all the time about class size, school funding and teacher quality. But our phones have been silent on this issue."
The fact that Mabon's measure qualified for a spot on the ballot probably says more about Oregonians' fondness for voting on such initiatives than it does about the state's attitudes on homosexuality.
Since embracing the referendum and initiative process nearly a century ago to adopt laws by a vote of the people, Oregonians have acted on more than 300 ballot measures, more than any other state.
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I want to implement a windows service that functions as a simple license security feature for a software X. The service is meant to run independently from software X.
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Course Catalog: Undergraduate Department of Arts
The degree requirements outlined in this catalog are intended to be used for students entering Wheelock in the 2015-2016 academic year.
Marjorie Hall, Chair and Associate Professor
Marianne Adams, Instructor
Leland Clarke, Associate Professor
Gregory Gomez, Associate Professor
Erica Licea-Kane, Associate Professor
Emily Tilson Ranii, Assistant Professor
Available Programs of Study:
B.A. in Performing Arts
B.A. in Visual Arts
B.A. in Art History (jointly offered with Emmanuel College)
Minors: Community Arts, Music, Theatre, Studio Art, Art History, Performing Arts (through Colleges of the Fenway)
Arts Major / B.A. Degree/36-48 credits
The Arts department offers majors in the Performing Arts (Music, Theatre, and Dance),Visual Arts and Art History. Students participate in the creative process, acquire theoretical tools for evaluating their own and others' work, and study the history and literature of their chosen discipline. The Towne Art Gallery and the Wheelock Family Theater offer a variety of on-campus Arts programming, and provide opportunities for student involvement at many levels. The Performing Arts program of the Colleges of the Fenway also provides many opportunities for co-curricular activity in the Performing Arts. Attendance at music and theater venues and art museums in the Boston area is integrated into many courses in the Arts majors.
In addition to supporting the interests of individual students, the majors complement professional preparation in teaching, juvenile justice and youth advocacy, social work, and child life. The arts have always provided people with a means of communicating ideas and reflecting on human experience. Students who have explored and developed their own creative processes are in an excellent position to nurture creative potential in the children and adults with whom they work. Skills in performance and studio art can be vital tools for practitioners in learning and therapeutic environments. Knowledge gained in studying the history and literature of the arts can have a direct impact on the richness of curriculum offered in the early childhood and elementary grades.
Learning outcomes for the arts majors:
Performing Arts students will:
- Develop skills in performance and/or writing, directing, or theatre crafts, and apply them to theatrical, dance, and/or musical performances
- Demonstrate an ability to critique their own processes and outcomes
- Demonstrate an ability to participate constructively in critiquing the works of their peers, and to apply insights from those critiques to their own work
- Demonstrate the ability to analyze plays, dance performances, and/or musical compositions from a variety of cultures and historical periods
- Demonstrate the ability to engage in the dialogues appropriate to the disciplines of the history of music, dance, and/or dramatic literature and aesthetics through readings, discussions, oral reports, and written essays
Visual Arts students will:
- Develop observational skills (drawing) and skills in the conceptual elements of art-making (design), and apply them in the creation of artworks in at least two media
- Demonstrate an ability to critique their own processes and outcomes
- Demonstrate an ability to participate constructively in critiquing the works of their peers, and to apply insights from those critiques to their own work
- Demonstrate the ability to analyze works of visual art from a variety of cultures and historical periods
- Demonstrate the ability to engage in the dialogues appropriate to in the history of art and aesthetics through readings, discussions, oral reports, and written essays
Art History students will:
- Successfully perform on quizzes and examinations, demonstrating knowledge of artists, periods, styles, media and methods, and contexts for works of art and architecture.
- Comprehend and use, in discussion and writing, readings that progress from basic survey texts at the introductory level, to more challenging specialized texts at the intermediate level, to professional monographs and journal articles at the advanced level.
- Successfully complete increasingly demanding writing assignments, from short visual analyses in introductory courses, to extended research papers at the advanced level, demonstrating control of art historical concepts, vocabulary, and methods of analysis.
- Make presentations that include organized and informative spoken content supported by competent use of appropriate visual components (use of PowerPoint, ARTstor, video, or other presentation tools).
Important: Students considering a major in the arts should meet with a faculty member or make an appointment with the Chair of the department as early in their college careers as possible. AMT 499 Arts Portfolio requires students to have saved work from all of their arts courses at Wheelock. Students should obtain a copy of the portfolio requirements as soon as they begin taking arts courses, and begin accumulating work for the portfolio.
|Course Requirements: Arts Major with a Second Major
|36 credits
|Performing Arts
|One introductory level course (100 level) in music, theatre, or dance/4 cr
|Two history or literature courses, one from each of two different art forms/ 8 cr
|2 electives in music, theatre, or dance/8 cr
|Movement and Drama for Children/4 cr
|Music for Children/4cr
|Aesthetics /4 cr
|Two advanced courses in music, theatre, or dance/8 cr*
|Arts Major Portfolio/0 cr
|Visual Arts
|Introduction to Design/4 cr
|Drawing/4 cr
|One Art History course/4 cr
|Aesthetics/4 cr
|Three studio art electives/12 cr
|Two advanced studio art courses/8 cr *
|Arts Major Portfolio/0 Cr
* Only one independent study can be applied to the advanced course requirement.
AMT 412 Internship in the Arts (4 credits), a 150-hour placement in an arts organization, may be substituted for one of the advanced courses, or may be taken in addition to the 36 credit major.
Performing Arts or Visual Arts Major without a Second Major /48 credits
Students opting to major in the Arts without a second major should follow the requirements for the 36-credit major as listed above and add the following, for a total of 48 credits:
One free elective in the Arts
One additional course in the major
One additional advanced course in the major*
*48-credit majors must include AMT 412: Internship in the Arts as one of the advanced focus courses.
Art History
The major in Art History is offered in partnership with the Art Department at Emmanuel College, under the auspices of the Colleges of the Fenway. Students in the Art History major will take courses at both Emmanuel and Wheelock. Students who wish to continue with the study of Art History beyond the undergraduate level should complete the 48-credit version of the major, Wheelock College students with professional majors may pursue art history as well, and will complete 36 credits (omitting three of the four art history electives). For all courses other than advanced, options at Simmons College or Massachusetts College of Art and Design can be substituted with advisor approval.
Requirements (20 credits):
Survey I (Emmanuel ART 1201)
Survey II (Emmanuel ART 1202 or Wheelock VIS 112)
Modern Art (Emmanuel ART 2215)
Advanced Art History Courses (Select two)
Emmanuel ART 3391 or 3392: Special Topics in Art History I & II
Emmanuel Art 4178: Directed Study
Wheelock VIS 400: Independent Study
Wheelock VIS 400: Independent Study
AMT 499 Portfolio (Wheelock students)
Selective areas (12 credits):
One course in a non-western art tradition (Select one)
Wheelock VIS 219 Art and Architecture of the Islamic World (under development)
Emmanuel ART XXXX Art Outside the West (under development)
One course in a pre-modern (pre-1700) period (Select one)
Wheelock VIS 217 Art and Architecture of Ancient Cultures
Wheelock VIS 218 Cathedral and Castle
One course in early modern to present (post-1700) (Select one)
Emmanuel ART 2217: American Art
Emmanuel ART 2213: History of Photography
|Electives (16 credits): (Select four; one for Wheelock College 36-credit majors)
|Visual Constructions of Gender
|Art of Resistance: Social Justice and the Visual Arts
|From Globalization to Transnationalism: Art in the Contact Zone
|History of Photography
|American Art to 1940
|Contemporary Art and Artistic Practice
|From Patronage to Practice: The Catholic Art Tradition
|History of Craft (under development)
|History of Architecture
|Women, Art, and Society
|The following courses may be substituted for one art history elective
|One studio art course
|One internship (Wheelock AMT 412 or Emmanuel ART 4194)
|Aesthetics (Wheelock AMT 254)
|Recommended additional electives for students who wish to apply to graduate school:
|French or German language through 2nd year
|Courses in history, philosophy, literature, anthropology, psychology, or sociology
Minors offered by the Arts Department
Four single-discipline minors are offered: Music, Theatre, Studio Art, and Art History. 16 credits in the discipline are required for these minors. Students should take one introductory course (100-level), two intermediate courses, and one advanced course in the appropriate discipline. While minors are encouraged to take one of the advanced courses offered by the department, this requirement may be satisfied with an independent study with permission from the department chair
Two multi-disciplinary minors are offered: Community Arts and Performing Arts, the latter through Colleges of the Fenway.
|Community Arts Minor
|One course in performance or studio arts/4 cr
|Music for Children/4 cr
|Movement and Drama for Children/4 cr
|Art for Children/4 cr
|Performing Arts minor
|Introduction to the Performing Arts
|One course each in Dance, Theatre, and Music
|One approved advanced course in one of the disciplines
|Three semesters participation in an approved performance ensemble
Please consult the Colleges of the Fenway website for more details.
All students wishing to declare a minor in the arts must have the program plan approved by the department chair.


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Senators take stand on nuclear zonesMay 04,2014
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Five U.S. senators, including Sens. Patrick Leahy and Bernard Sander of Vermont, have sent a letter to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to protest what they called the unwise policy of allowing decommissioning nuclear reactors to be exempt from emergency response regulations.
Also signing the letter were Sen. Edward J. Markey, D-Mass., Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., and Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., who is the chairwoman of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
Vermont Yankee is slated to shut down in December 2014, and after that time would be exempt from much of the emergency planning required of nuclear reactors by the NRC.
It is one of five nuclear reactors that either have shut down this year or will do so in the near future.
The senators noted that in most cases decades of high-level radioactive waste still remained in the spent fuel pool at the nuclear reactors, and posed a significant risk.
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Modern applications have a general list of needs to not only survive, but thrive in today's fast-paced cloud environments. These include low response times (less than 100 milliseconds), limitless scalability, high availability and optimal performance. Redis, an open source data structure server, has proven to be one of the most popular options with developers among a bevy of modern database options for speed and performance.
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There are snakes at the Italian villa where rock star Marianne Lane (Tilda Swinton) is recovering from surgery on her vocal chords. They slither onto the property, but are mostly harmless. Marianne's boyfriend, Paul (Matthias Schoenaerts), just tosses them away. Soon, Marianne's ex, Harry (Ralph Fiennes) and his newly discovered daughter, Penelope (Dakota Johnson), also slip into the villa uninvited. One wonders if they're as harmless as the snakes.
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Last week, French actress Lea Seydoux was offered the lead in the upcoming X-Men spinoff Gambit, which will have Channing Tatum playing the title character, the most famous Cajun in superhero comics history. The female lead was reportedly being eyed by several actresses before it was announced that Seydoux had been offered the part of Bella Donna Boudreaux.
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America's Middle Class, Inequality and Economic Strength
To say that the middle class is important to the United States economy may seem noncontroversial to most Americans. After all, most of us self-identify as middle class, and members of the middle class observe every day how their work contributes to the economy, hear weekly how their spending is a leading indicator for economic prognosticators, and see every month how jobs numbers, which primarily reflect middle-class jobs, are taken as the key measure of how the economy is faring. And as growing income inequality has risen in the nation's consciousness, the plight of the middle class has become a common topic in the press and policy circles.
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The Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA) is giving away a trio of Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 tablets to three randomly selected riders in honor of National Dump the Pump Day on Thursday, June 19.
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Penney, Macy's, Home Depot Push Top-Line Growth as Shoppers Slowly Return
In a bid to boost sales as consumers cautiously reopen their wallets, some retailers are putting more emphasis on top-line growth in employees' incentive pay and training programs.
J.C. Penney JCP 0.20 % & Co. plans a three-day conference in June to bolster store managers' sales skills, and in February gave workers bonuses to boost service and sales. Macy's Inc. is tying a greater portion of top executives' bonuses to sales growth. Home Depot Inc. HD -0.75 % this month is starting to train cashiers, not just floor staff, new sales techniques.
The moves reflect a broader shift. After two years of cutting costs and boosting efficiency to shore up profits, CEOs are trying to shift into growth mode. Improving sales is a particular challenge for retailers, which are on the front lines of recovering from a consumer-led recession.
Craig Rowley, senior vice president of consultancy Hay Group's retail consulting business, says about 20% more clients have requested his advice on sales training in the past six months, and that such training is increasingly for customer service—a big driver of sales—rather than tasks like restocking.
In March, many retailers reported strong sales at stores open at least a year, partly thanks to an early Easter and weak year-ago results, but they still face a steep climb back to pre-recession levels.
Until February, when Penney eked out a 1.2% gain, its monthly same-store sales had declined for more than two years. Now "our focus is driving top-line growth," Myron E. Ullman III, Penney's chief executive officer, said in a Feb. 19 conference call.
Penney will push that theme at a store-manager summit in June. Topics for the summits, held every two years, vary; past years have focused on themes including store associates' "engagement," or bond with their jobs. This year, the 1,100 managers gathered in Plano, Texas, will zero in on sales.
At the three-day meeting, groups of 80 to 100 managers will rotate through about a dozen one-hour sessions on "selling skills" for each of Penney's product categories, such as fine jewelry, furniture, clothing and intimates, says Mike Theilmann, Penney's executive vice president of human resources and administration. Store managers will develop an "action plan" for growing each product category at their store, he says.
To start the effort during the critical holiday shopping season, the company decided to make its 125,000 hourly associates eligible for bonuses aimed at boosting sales by improving their stores' customer service scores, the first time it had done so over the holidays.
"We really want to drive the top line, and we think the best way you can do that is by increasing customer service," said Mr. Theilmann.
In February, associates who met or exceeded targets earned an average of $300 each. For the quarter ended Jan. 30, Penney's same-store sales declined 4.5%, but by less than the year-earlier period, when they fell 10.8%. Penney may repeat the initiative this year.
At Macy's, the board increased the sales component of CEO Terry J. Lundgren's bonus, from 20% to 33% of the total payout for the year ending Jan. 29, 2011.
If Macy's sees its sales increase by 1% above the company's plan, Mr. Lundgren will earn an additional $1.65 million, or 110% of his base salary, according to a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Macy's has seen sales at stores open at least a year fall for three straight years. Its objective this year is to grow same-stores by 1% to 2%.
Mr. Lundgren says he viewed the bonus move as "a signal internally to management and to the entire organization that sales is what we are all about." Other senior executives in the company's central buying and planning office in New York saw a similar shift in their compensation packages, he said.
In 2009, when Mr. Lundgren's bonus was more weighted toward earnings and cash flow, "it was all about executing the strategy and getting organized to take advantage of the future when the consumer returned," he says.
This month, Home Depot, whose U.S. same-store sales for the quarter ended Jan. 31 fell 1.1%, started putting its 60,000 cashiers through a training program it previously only put floor staff through. Executives knew that many customers try to locate items themselves, without asking floor staff; those shoppers' only interaction with Home Depot staff is with cashiers. So Home Depot's now training cashiers to ask customers if they've found everything. If not, the cashiers are trained to call the department to see if the item's in stock.
"It's about building a strong relationship with you, so you come back, and that results in improved sales," says Thomas Spahr, vice president of learning with Home Depot.


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Marcus Center hosts Flag Day tribute
The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is the site for the 4th Annual Flag Day Celebration on June 14.
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Sunday brunch at Boerner ends until 2014; Pastiche in final week of lunch service
Brunch at Boerner: Bartolotta Catering has ended its Sunday buffet brunch at Boerner Botanical Gardens, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners.
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Title: The Island Stallion Author: Walter Farley Published date: 1948 Publisher: Random House Dust Jacket: Included/Original Jacket marked: 295/295 Pages: 250 Hardcover or Paperback: Hardcover Condition: Near Fine, shows little or no wear, all pages clean, no tears or folds, appears to have never been read
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Excellent Sheepby William Deresiewicz
A groundbreaking manifesto for people searching for the kind of insight on leading, thinking, and living that elite schools should be--but aren't--providing.As a professor at Yale, Bill Deresiewicz saw something that troubled him deeply. His students, some of the nation's brightest minds, were adrift when it came to the big questions: how to think critically and creatively, and how to find a sense of purpose. Excellent Sheep takes a sharp look at the high-pressure conveyor belt that begins with parents and counselors who demand perfect grades and culminates in the skewed applications Deresiewicz saw firsthand as a member of Yale's admissions committee. As schools shift focus from the humanities to "practical" subjects like economics and computer science, students are losing the ability to think in innovative ways. Deresiewicz explains how college should be a time for self-discovery, when students can establish their own values and measures of success, so they can forge their own path. He addresses parents, students, educators, and anyone who's interested in the direction of American society, featuring quotes from real students and graduates he has corresponded with over the years, candidly exposing where the system is broken and clearly presenting solutions.
Jane Austen and the Romantic Poetsby William Deresiewicz
This elegant and thoughtful work offers an important new way of understanding Jane Austen by defining the fundamental impact and influence of British Romanticism on her later novels. In comparing the earlier and later phases of Austen's career, Deresiewicz addresses an important yet neglected issue regarding her work: the longstanding critical consensus that Austen's last three novels (Mansfield Park, Emma, and Persuasion) represent far greater artistic achievements than do her first three (Northanger Abbey, Sense and Sensibility, and Pride and Prejudice). Jane Austen and the Romantic Poets offers a rich account of the differences between the two phases of Austen's career. In doing so, it contextualizes her later novels within the British Romantic movement and the works of Wordsworth, Coleridge, Scott, and Byron. Through close readings of Mansfield Park, Emma, and Persuasion, Deresiewicz reveals the importance of Romantic ideas in Austen's later work, considering the ways in which the novels investigate hidden mechanisms of psychic and affective life, including "substitution," "ambiguous relationships," and "widowhood." Deresiewicz's innovative approach and its emphasis on Romanticism opens up new perspectives on Austen's later novels by exploring their patterns of imagery, narrative logics, and social and historical dimensions.
A Jane Austen Educationby William Deresiewicz
An eloquent memoir of a young man's life transformed by literature. In A Jane Austen Education, Austen scholar William Deresiewicz turns to the author's novels to reveal the remarkable life lessons hidden within. With humor and candor, Deresiewicz employs his own experiences to demonstrate the enduring power of Austen's teachings. Progressing from his days as an immature student to a happily married man, Deresiewicz's A Jane Austen Education is the story of one man's discovery of the world outside himself. A self-styled intellectual rebel dedicated to writers such as James Joyce and Joseph Conrad, Deresiewicz never thought Austen's novels would have anything to offer him. But when he was assigned to read Emma as a graduate student at Columbia, something extraordinary happened. Austen's devotion to the everyday, and her belief in the value of ordinary lives, ignited something in Deresiewicz. He began viewing the world through Austen's eyes and treating those around him as generously as Austen treated her characters. Along the way, Deresiewicz was amazed to discover that the people in his life developed the depth and richness of literary characters-that his own life had suddenly acquired all the fascination of a novel. His real education had finally begun. Weaving his own story-and Austen's-around the ones her novels tell, Deresiewicz shows how her books are both about education and themselves an education. Her heroines learn about friendship and feeling, staying young and being good, and, of course, love. As they grow up, they learn lessons that are imparted to Austen's reader, who learns and grows by their sides. A Jane Austen Education is a testament to the transformative power of literature, a celebration of Austen's mastery, and a joy to read. Whether for a newcomer to Austen or a lifelong devotee, Deresiewicz brings fresh insights to the novelist and her beloved works. Ultimately, Austen's world becomes indelibly entwined with our own, showing the relevance of her message and the triumph of her vision.Watch a Video
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Sony Xperia Z: "Chasseur d'Images" reviewBy Chasseur d'Images - Friday August 02 2013 Mobile Review
Introduction | Android enhanced by Sony | Handling and ergonomics | A little disappointing video photo results | Measurements | Conclusion
The Pros:
- Overall good exposure.
- Nice color in all light conditions.
- Low noise levels in low light, without chromatic component.
The Cons:
- Very high chroma noise in the shadows on the subjects photographed under bright light.
- Fine details and textures poorly rendered, regardless of the conditions, even in low light.
- Autofocus unreliable, blurring common.
- Some outdoor white balance errors.
- Color shading in low light.
- Too long exposure in low light, even when the stabilizer is off.
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- Excellent contrast and dynamic range (the best we've seen).
- Good noise reduction handling.
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- Fine detail and texture poorly rendered, even on subjects in bright light.
- Many artifacts (staircase effects on straight edges) and flicker.
- Ineffective video stabilization system.
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The National Hockey League arrived in North Carolina in 1997. Ron Francis, one of hockey's all-time greats, followed a year later, becoming a pioneer for the sport in the state. Michael Smith Follow on Twitter Now, Francis, who serves as the vice president of hockey operations for the Carolina Hurricanes, is a pioneer for the sport in the North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame, as he becomes the first hockey player to be inducted.
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Full Avantasia discography Avantasia (The Metal Opera) is a symphonic metal project created by Tobias Sammet, vocalist and frontman of the power metal group Edguy. The project's title is a portmanteau of the words "avalon" and "fantasia" ("fantasy") and describes "a world beyond human imagination" (a quotation from the booklet). The project consists of two CDs containing 23 pieces, which tell a fictional story about a Dominican monk, Gabriel, in the early 17th century. On December 28, 2006 Tobias Sammet announced to be working on another conceptual album with different musicians and singers. 192/256 kbps mp3


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The student government at Gainesville High School started the school year with about $100 in its treasury and an idea that could raise its bank balance significantly. The young politicos wanted to host the 2008 state convention of the Florida Association of Students Councils.
Gainesville High got the bid. The three-day convention will begin Feb. 29 at the school, marking the first time in at least 35 years that the annual event has been held in North Florida.
Jane Wilson, a freshman senator and chairwoman of publicity for the event, said the conference has the potential to draw up to 800 students from around the state. Each participating school is expected to bring seven to 11 students. By Wednesday, about 600 students had already registered.
We picked 'Leader Nation State of Champions' because it's an Olympic theme, said Travis Edmond, the Gainesville High student body president and co-treasurer of the association.
Wilson said there would be a lot of Olympic references throughout the convention. For example, a torch will be lit during the first general session and extinguished at the end of the convention. Plans also include a District Olympics competition, which will be made up of fun games in the gymnasium.
It should all be fun, especially meeting other people, but I think the most important part of this will be the resolution sessions when we cut to the chase and pass resolutions that are important to all of us, said Anita Bushnyakova, a freshman senator working on the event.
According to the budget that Edmonds and the association's other co-treasurer, junior Gerard Williams, are working from, if only 500 students had registered, the event would generate about $100,000, and the Gainesville High student government would make about $13,000 in profit.
That will be really good because we will be able to use it on future projects, Edmonds said. When you realize that we started the year with $100, this will be a good fundraiser for us.
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Skip to comments.Miami Herald Daily Circulation Falls Below Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel Circulation!!!
Posted on 05/06/2011 7:25:44 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Holy Mackerel! This might come as a big shock mainly to people who live in South Florida but the Miami Herald Circulation has now dropped BELOW that of the Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel. Here are the facts from a couple of reports:
The Miami Herald has a average weekday combined circulation of 173,555, with Sunday circulation of 217,163. El Nuevo Herald has a combined circulation of 57,743 daily and 72,504 daily.
ABC changed its reporting rules, replacing total paid circulation with total average circulation, which consists of a publications paid and verified print and digital circulation. Due to the change, ABC said it didnt make any comparisons to prior periods.
Note the new DECEITFUL method of counting "verified print and digital circulation" in the total which means newspapers they GIVE AWAY to schools and other places. Not PAID circulation. In any event let us now compare this to the Sun-Sentinel daily circulation as reported in THE LEDGER:
The St. Petersburg Times remains Florida's largest newspaper, with total average weekday circulation of 292,441, followed by The Orlando Sentinel at 187,841, and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel at 174,641.
So comparing the two circulation numbers, the Sun-Sentinel now BEATS the Miami Herald daily circulation by about a thousand. Keep in mind that the REAL circulation of both newspapers is way below both totals which is now hidden due to the DECEITFUL new way of fraudulently reporting newspaper circulation to "hide the decline."
In any event it completely blows my mind that the Sun-Sentinel now has a larger circulation than the Miami Herald. When I was a kid in the Miami area, Ft. Lauderdale was considered a small satellite city to the north. It was like how Los Angeles would look upon Santa Barbara. And now the "small satellite city" has a greater newspaper circulation than the former colossus to the South.
I guess you sort of have to live or be from South Florida to appreciate the impact of this.
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BTW, another reason that I like Broward County are the Friday/Saturday jerk pork/chicken meals served up in the industrial parks. This is the most OUTSTANDING method for cooking pork or chicken using the Jamaican jerk method and then smoke cooking it. You won't find this in most of the rest of the country but in South Florida it has become a tradition for Jamaican folks to cook this up in the industrial parks and sell to the local workers and to the general public. I always see a local cook, Carlton, who serves me up my meals in exchange for FREE stuff I get with coupons. Once I felt real generous and traded two Neuragen diabetes pain gels for a meal. Since each retails for $29.99 I often joke with Carlton that he got paid 60 bucks for one meal.
And in just an hour, I will be seeing Carlton for my Friday jerk meal. Probably will trade him several bottles of body wash or perhaps a Gillette razor kit for a meal. For me it is like a barter game.
Once you eat either jerk chicken or jerk pork, you will never again be satisfied with the regular barbeque versions of either.
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1- why is that?
2- Are you talking about the Jerk Machine?
My goal was to seek out the 92-year old island lady with the big kettle of conch fritters.
Closest thing to heaven since my honeymoon.
2. Not the Jerk Machine. The best jerk cooking is in the industrial parks. On Saturday you can catch Carlton by going one block east on 19th Street from State Rd 7 and then making the first right on 38th street. In about half a block you will see smoke on the right. That is Carlton. BEST jerk pork/chicken in South Florida. And the prices are reasonable.
p.s. I have all store locations in Broward (and some in Palm Beach and Dade) hardwired into my brain.
Oops! I meant right on 38th Ave, not street.
The thing about good jerk is not just the level of the spiciness but the texture of the meat as well, especially the pork. It has a certain crunchiness mixed with softness that is hard to describe. Must be eaten to appreciate that texture.
There are plenty of Publix stores in the Atlanta area. I can get to three within 15 minutes.
Jerk meat PING!
p.s. One advantage of Georgia is they double coupons. The disadvantage is they don't offer you true BOGO. IOW if you use a BOGO coupon with a BOGO deal, you don't get both items FREE like you can in Florida. Last week picked up a lot of Bic razor packs for FREE that way.
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These are the media's ways; how they circle the wagons around each other for each other.
ABC's higher ups are smart enough to know that they need 'cover' from newspapers, just as the newspapers need ABC's(and other outlets) cover in order to do what they do.
The more the old media declines, the more dangerous of a position the find themselves in.
That's why the left needs net neutrality so much. What's the biggest threat to the old order? The internet.
Everglades City; now there's a city in south Florida with style.
thanks much for all those informations!!!
Glad you like Broward County and south Florida in general. I grew up in Hollywood many, many, years ago.
The only way I would go back is if the plane carrying my dead carcass had to land for gas.
Oh well, horses for courses, glad you like it there.
As did the printing press destroy many, many empires 500 years ago. See Martin Luther.
I think (perhaps hope is better word) that the Old Orders really don't know what to do to stop the internet, and they're trying desperately to make something stick. The thing moves too fast for them to control it. Just when they think they've got the answer, it mutates.
I suggest that this is the first time in human history that humans have had the completely unfettered ability to interact worldwide. It scares the crap out of "The Man."
I bought a beautiful house on ninety hilltop acres for what I sold my house on 1/5 acre, with cash left over.
The state income tax I pay equates to about forty percent of what I save in property taxes, auto and homeowners insurance.
And everyone at the grocery store speaks English! (Although they do spit a lot more).
It can be bad. It can also be managed.
In 1950, when I was 2 years old, my father decided to pull up stakes and move from West-by God-Virginia to Hollywood Florida. He was going to make sure that his son did not end up working in the coal mines like everybody else.
No plans, no job offers, just the faith that he could make it happen, and make a better life for his family.
I thank God everyday for my Dad's faith and courage. He became a cop for the HPD, where he served with distinction for the next 35 years.
South Florida back in the day was a wonderful place to raise kids, and be a kid. Today, well I already stated my thoughts about south Florida. I guess I saw the best when I was growing up, and what it is today is a sad counterfeit of those days.
My problem is that I suffer from EXTREME Seasonal Affected Depression. I am OK everywhere during late spring to early autumn. However, I have to be at a latitude from about Orlando south during the shortest days of the year. Therefore in continental USA I could only live in southern Florida or South Texas.
Note that dennisw showed up today to sample Carlton's jerk chicken. And now you know why I got there every Friday (and many Saturdays including maybe tomorrow).
South Florida does have some benefits, and as much as I love some parts of Texas the south part is not one of them.
Either way...
....si habla espanol?
It's "Se habla espanol?" y mi respuesta es...si.
Some days I speak more Spanish than English. My wife from Venezuela.
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Denso will launch an in-vehicle wireless smartphone charger in Japan on 1 April.
The charger, which does not require a phone connection cable, meets the global Qi standard for wireless recharging, Jiji Press reported.
It is designed to match the size of the console tray and interior colors of Toyota Motor's latest Prius hybrid model and the Prius PHV plug-in hybrid. Similar chargers designed to match other vehicles will be released later.
The device, priced at JPY14,910 (US$158), is the first Qi-compatible in-vehicle charger to go on sale in Japan, according to the parts maker.
Currently 14 mobile models, mostly smartphones, are Qi-compatible in Japan and the number is expected to increase from now on, Denso said.
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