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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Americans for the Arts, the nation's leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education, will broadcast live the announcement of the results of Arts & Economic Prosperity IV™, the largest and most comprehensive study of its kind ever conducted.
Who: Michelle Boone, Commissioner, City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events; Darryl Byrd, Chief Executive Officer, SA2020; Randy Cohen, Vice President of Research and Policy at Americans for the Arts; Julie Muraco, Managing Partner, Praeditis Group LLC; and Michael Spring, Director Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs will present the findings.
What: Arts & Economic Prosperity IV™ documents the economic impact nonprofit arts and culture organizations and their audiences have in America. It is based on data from 151,802 audience-intercept surveys and 9,721 nonprofit arts and culture organizations from 182 communities and regions, representing all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
When: June 8, 2012, 1:00 p.m. EST
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Why: Arts & Economic Prosperity IV™ demonstrates that America's nonprofit arts and culture industry is resilient; even in the most challenging of fiscal environments it continually supports millions of jobs and generates billions of dollars in business and government revenues. It also sends a clear and welcome message: leaders who care about community and economic vitality can feel good about choosing to invest in the arts.
Americans for the Arts is the leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education in America. With offices in Washington, D.C. and New York City, it has a record of more than 50 years of service. Americans for the Arts is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts. Additional information is available at www.AmericansForTheArts.org.
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This is a player who never averaged less than 20 points a game in his whole career, even while playing at the ages of 38 and 39. Although early in his career MJ struggled with his 3 point shot, he quickly overcame that obstacle and still remains the greatest pure scorer of all time. see more on Michael Jordan
The Black Mamba quickly turned heads as soon as he got into the NBA. Being dubbed as "The next Michael Jordan", Kobe previewed many pieces of his game early in his career, as he made the All Star team in only his 3rd season. Aside from the first two seasons of his career, Kobe has never averaged less than 19 ppg. His scoring comes from all aspects of the game, which is what makes him number 2 on the list. see more on Kobe Bryant
Even though it is extremely early in Durant's career, it already looks like he can go down in history as a top 2 scorer of all time. With a career average of 26.3 ppg over only his first five seasons, Durant looks to be in great position to continue his great scoring trend, as he is at the ripe age of 23. see more on Kevin Durant
As a former number 1 overall pick, The Answer emerged as a star as soon as the first game of his career started. Although this might be bold at number 4, stats don't lie, as Iverson's 4 scoring titles speak volume to his incredible offensive ability. Also, Wilt Chamberlain or some players of his time might have averaged more ppg than Iverson, but none of those players' all around offensive scoring abilities compare to Iverson's. see more on Allen Iverson
The all-time leader in points scored will always be looked at as one of the most dominant players to ever play the game. Despite that, Abdul-Jabbar was not really a pure-scorer, as that was very difficult to be when playing center. Kareem's record looks to be in tact for years to come. see more on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
LeBron's early shooting struggles and inability to perform in the clutch will always be discussed when looking at his place in history as a scorer, but through 9 seasons, LeBron is yet to average less than 20 ppg. To go along with that, LeBron already has one scoring title and is the league leader among active players in career ppg. see more on LeBron James
Karl Malone is second on the all-time scoring list and aside from his first and second seasons of his career, he as well as most players on this list, never averaged less than 20 ppg. Malone's inside scoring and mid-range game will always be looked at as dominant, and his numerous 28+ scoring seasons speak volume to that. see more on Karl Malone
Wilt's scoring numbers will always be looked at as astronomical and extremely astonishing, but people have to remember that he played in a different time. A time where only one man in the whole league can stop him, which was Bill Russell. Like Abdul-Jabbar, Chamberlain did not have the pure scoring ability that say, MJ or Kobe do. Despite that, his 50.4 ppg average in the 1961-1962 season could not be overlooked. see more on Wilt Chamberlain


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The Tuxedo Parent Review
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Nearly four decades ago, Jackie Chan stepped into an Asian spotlight and since then has developed an international career that combines comedy relief with martial arts action. Now his latest box office undertaking has a slightly different cut of the cloth than the role he usually plays.
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When playboy millionaire Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs) needs a new chauffer, CSA Agent Steena (Debi Mazar) goes looking for the kind of man who can fill the role. Jimmy Tong (Chan), a New York cabbie, has an aggressive driving style that's earned him some notoriety in the local paper, but failed to impress the pretty art gallery salesclerk (Cecile Cristobal) he wants to ask out. Following a rather unorthodox interview session with the hard-nosed operative, Jimmy is hired for the job he hopes will improve his image.
But when Devlin is hospitalized following a serious accident, the new employee is asked to step into his clothes and carry out an undercover mission. What Jimmy doesn't know is that this tuxedo comes with all kinds of special features in addition to the satin lapels. In it, this everyday driver becomes a martial arts master (thus allowing Chan to do what he does best).
Partnered with Del Blaine (Jennifer Love Hewitt), a rookie field agent for the CSA, Jimmy tries to follow his injured boss's last instructions. Along the way he uncovers a plot by business baron Diedrich Banning (Ritchie Coster) that will jeopardize the world's water supply. Under the influence of the black tie attire, the unlikely hero can punch, slap and kick his way through the bevy of bad guys that always seem to be swarming around. But when he is intentionally disrobed by Banning's bombshell fiancee (Mia Cottet), his powers are stripped away too.
While the film offers a steady moving storyline and plenty of laughs, the violence (spoof or not) and some moderate profanities, along with the threads of sexual misdemeanors woven into the plot, follows a similar pattern to Chan's Rush Hour series. Before watching this film, parents may first want to make sure The Tuxedo is tailored to their family viewing habits.Starring Jackie Chan. Updated February 13, 2012
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Why do we often judge people on the type of clothing they wear? Can first impressions be wrong? Does good grooming always indicate good manners?
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The Personal and Cultural Enrichment Program (PACE) at McGill University's School of Continuing Studies is presenting an exciting workshop entitled "The Green Gide to Saving Money" this April.
PACE is an innovative new program at McGill which presents a wide array of artistic and cultural lectures, workshops and performances throughout the year. All sessions are open to the entire Montreal community. We are also always on the lookout for new workshop ideas and possible collaborations!
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McNeill Talks About Season Finale At Dowdy-Ficklen
Says Senior Day Is Always Emotional
GREENVILLE - Third-year East Carolina University Head Football Coach Ruffin McNeill addressed members of the media prior to this week's game against Marshall. The following are selected comments:
Opening Statement
"It was great to get the win against Tulane. Getting road wins is always difficult. I was very proud of our guys getting a win, when playing an emotional team like Tulane. Tulane was playing their final game at home this season and also were honoring their injured and paralyzed teammate Devon Walker, as well as their seniors in Saturday's game. We had some mistakes in the game, but we maintained our focus and energy level throughout and that helped us overcome.
"I thought all four sides of the football team contributed in the win. I feel that our sideline was as active and into the game as they could be. We knew the importance of generating our own excitement in a large NFL stadium like the Superdome. That is one of the things we talked about when we arrived in town. Energy, excitement, execution and great effort were going to be the keys to the game.
"The special teams unit was again solid for us. They did a good job of being the glue to the team and holding everything together. I thought our punt and kick coverage was the strongest aspect of our special teams on Saturday. The return game also played well and gave our offense great field position throughout the game. Trent Tignor's punt to pin Tulane inside their five-yard line was the turning point of the game for us. Our special teams group is really becoming a crucial weapon.
"Our offense had some timely drives when we really needed them. They made some mistakes, but never lost confidence in themselves or strayed away from the game plan. They did a good job of running, controlling the ball, getting first downs and scoring when the opportunity arose.
"Coming into the game, we knew that Tulane threw the ball well and it would be a challenge to face them defensively. Knowing how well they had been throwing the ball over the last five games, we made it our number one priority to stop the run and try to make them one-dimensional. We were successful in limiting them to nine yards rushing and making them attempt 57 passes. I was also proud of the defense forcing field goals instead of giving up touchdowns throughout the game and it helped us get the win.
"I thought the stars of the game for us were our offensive and defensive lines. Both sides of the ball really established themselves and played as cohesive units right from the start of the game."
Injury List
"Josh Clark, Charlie Coggins and Chip Thompson all sustained concussions against Tulane and are questionable this week. Justin Dixon is still out this week."
"This will be the last home game in the career of our seniors on Friday against Marshall. It will certainly be an emotional time for them and it always is for me. Seeing the guys walk off the field at Dowdy-Ficklen and having shared that part of their lives with them, it will be tough time for everyone. Those guys have been with me, and my staff since day one. Our senior group has stayed the course and left their imprint on this program. It isn't time yet for the eyeball's to sweat too much, but they may sweat a little bit on Friday. It will be great and special day for those guys.
"Marshall comes in here playing very well. They are one of the top offensive teams in the country and have both a great passing and rushing attack. They move the ball up and down the field very well.
"Rakeem Cato is an excellent quarterback. He has close to 4,000 yards passing this season and over 30 touchdowns. Marshall has great speed at the skill positions of wide out and running back. Their offensive line is also very big.
"Kevin Grooms is the primary running back. He has great speed and also catches the ball well out of the backfield. We have to do a great job containing him. He is one of a stable of running backs that they use.
"Antavious Wilson and Tommy Shuler have done a great job of catching the ball on the edges for them at the wide receiver positions. Both are able to stretch the field and have good speed. Gator Hoskins is their tight end. He is a really good football player that they even play some outside at receiver.
"John Bruhin is the leader of the offensive line. They are big and it's probably the largest one that we have faced this season. That group does a good job of protecting Cato.
"Dominick LeGrande and Jermaine Holmes are two of the guys that stand out on defense. Right now they are third in the conference in pass defense. Despite the yards that they have given up throughout the year, we know that they will be ready to go on Friday and we will need to match their intensity.
"Marshall has blocked quite a few field goals and two punts on special teams this season and our team will have a difficult task ahead of them this week. It will be a great challenge for our guys and we will need to make sure that we are organized and our protection is strong."
Key To Game Against Marshall
"We need to make sure that we cancel out any noise against Marshall and make sure that all our attention and efforts are on our opponent this week, instead of against our potential bowl opponent or anything else going on throughout the conference. We need to focus on us and not get distracted by anything that doesn't relate to this week's opponent.
"The team needs to have a great week of preparation and practice for this game. We have had to make a few changes to our normal game week schedule because of the Friday game.
"Starting fast is even more important than it normally would be against a team like Marshall that scores early in games. We need to match Marshall's strong early starts with a strong start of our own. Taking momentum back if we lose it, keep it if we have it and finish strong are always big keys.
"This is a game where you need to play each play - no matter the outcome - forget about it and quickly move on to the next play. They are going to move the ball and make some plays and it is imperative that we move on quickly to the next play.
"Focusing on the task this week and not look ahead is very important. We play better when we key on ourselves and need to make sure that we play our best game this Friday against Marshall because we know that we will be getting theirs.
"Marshall will test us. They stretch you both vertically with the pass and horizontally with the run. They are a team that is averaging 360 yards a game through the air and 165 on the ground. First thing we need to do defensively is try to stop the run and tackle great throughout. We also need to affect the quarterback.
"Rakeem Cato can run and is a dual-threat quarterback. Right now he is playing at level where he will be the best quarterback that we have faced all season long. The way he is operating their offense is impressive. We need to do everything that we can to influence him and keep him in the pocket. Then we need to do everything possible to make it uncomfortable for the receivers."
Rakeem Cato
"What makes him good are the repetitions that he has now had in his second year running this offense. It is what Shane Carden is starting to go through now, where he is seeing coverages and blitzes multiple times. The offensive line does a great job of protecting him and he also has some outstanding offensive weapons to go to. Rakeem does a great job of not panicking.
"When we do blitz him, we need to stay in our rush lanes. Our secondary needs to be disciplined. If he breaks the pocket, we still can't leave designated assignments and give up a big play. Often times when Cato escapes the pocket, he is running to extend plays instead of scrambling."
Use of Last Year's Marshall Game As Motivation?
"I wouldn't say that. We just need to play well this week. That is all the motivation that we will need. Sure our team knows how the game ended last year, but I don't plan on using last year's outcome as incentive or motivation this week. Our motivation is to just make sure that we are getting better each week and that is what we have told the team all season long.
"We need to make sure that we are focused on all the details of the game. Chuck Pagano (current Indianapolis Colts Head Coach) and I text each other weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays and he recently talked about vision and circumstances. Circumstance is what is happening right now (Pagano is currently on medical leave for leukemia). The vision is there for him to dance at his daughter's weddings in the future, but he is focused on the here and now and fighting leukemia at the moment."
"Our reps are running out. I have talked to the team about playing the best that they can in each individual play and then moving on to the next one. The emotion will be there for all our senior players. I am not going to try to deny that. It is impossible to take the emotion out of the game for our seniors that are playing their last game at home."
Biggest Difference From Last Year's Team and This Year's Team
"We learned from the experience that we gained last year and that has really been beneficial this year. It started in the off-season with our players that were committed to getting better in the weight room with Coach (Jeff) Connors. This year when tough times happened, our team didn't drop their head. Instead they kept picking each other up. Our execution has been better this year on all three sides of the ball. Our special teams unit has been strong contributors and has really been the glue of the football team this year. Our offensive line has stayed healthy and has really played as a unit this year. On defense, we have really developed depth especially upfront. Also, intangible factors have contributed to our success this year. We have a 'no ego' and 'no entitlement' motto that we have stuck to."
Success In the Redzone on Offense
"It starts with us playing strong 11-man football. Lincoln Riley (offensive coordinator) is doing a good job of getting everything in and limited some of the offense to help out Shane Carden. Shane is doing a good job and liking the tempo that we are playing at right now. He also should be credited with getting us into the right play and formations in the redzone. Our offensive line has been playing well and working as a cohesive unit. The ability to run the football with both our quarterback and our running backs has really allowed us to have and sustain success in the redzone. Hopefully we can continue all of that going forward."
How Recruiting is Aided By Having a Friday Afternoon Nationally Televised Game?
"It will be big for us. We are in the middle of our recruiting season right now and have had a lot of young men come out and watch our team play this year at home, even with the tough weather that we have had. Despite all the weather, every game we have had a room full of potential recruits and that is really a tribute to our university and the great atmosphere of our football games.
"I think anytime we can get national exposure for our university and football program through a televised game is a good thing. We get a lot of attention from recruits from all over the country and playing on TV will allow us to reach some people that may not normally be exposed to our program. Those people watching at home will see a great atmosphere here in Greenville from our Pirate Nation and supporters."


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Fertility and Women With Cancer
Although not everyone ends up having children, most people want to at least have the option. Cancer – and treatment for cancer – can sometimes make this harder or even take this option away, or it can raise doubts about whether having children is even the right thing to do.
How cancer treatment will affect your fertility depends on the type of treatment you get. Effects also depend on other factors, such as the type of cancer, where it is, your age and overall health, and your response to treatment.
If you can, talk with your doctor, nurse, or another member of your health care team about fertility before treatment. There might be ways to save or protect your fertility before and maybe even during treatment. But after treatment, options are often more limited. (Parents of children with cancer should consider this, too. These special concerns are addressed in Preserving fertility in girls and teens with cancer.)
Women with cancer often face some fertility challenges. Some of the things that must be considered when trying to preserve fertility are:
- Age
- Diagnosis
- Type of cancer treatment
- Whether the cancer has spread to the ovaries
- Time (some fertility procedures might take too much time when the cancer is fast-growing)
- Chances of success – many of the fertility procedures available are still experimental
- Need for a male partner – some of the most effective methods in use require a partner or a sperm donor
Studies have suggested that women with cancer are less likely to be given information about preserving their fertility than men. If you're interested in having children in the future, you might need to start this conversation with your cancer team or your doctor.
Most cancer survivors can still choose to become a parent if they wish. It might not happen the way it was expected to before cancer, but if you can be flexible, you'll find that there are options to help.
What is infertility?
Infertility is not being able to start or maintain a pregnancy. For a woman, it means that she either can't become pregnant or that she can't carry a baby full-term.
Women are infertile if:
- Their ovaries don't make mature eggs.
- Damage to the reproductive system keeps eggs from being fertilized.
- A fertilized egg cannot implant and grow inside the uterus.
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Dorothy Celestine Calabro, 93, passed away peacefully on January 24, 2014. Dorothy loved the warm weather and spent her earlier winters in her Key West home with her husband Jack and her son Daniel and his wife Joanne.
Dorothy was an iconic figure on Bridge Street in New York at Jack's Marine, a business that she and her husband Jack started in 1945 and could be seen working there until last year.
She had a vibrant, cheery personality. An accomplished watercolor artist, she painted scenes of Key West, Shelter Island and Italy. She loved to spend time with her family, travel, play cards and work on puzzles. Dorothy was an active member of the Key West Doll Club.
Dorothy is survived by her son Daniel Calabro and his wife, Joanne, and daughter, Camille Anglin and her husband, Michael. She was loved by her grandchildren, Kimberly Feierstein, Amber Anglin, Don Keefe, Jennifer Snyder, Jack and Jillian Calabro. She was blessed with great-grandchildren Nathan and Parker Feierstein, Evan, Luke and Nicolina Snyder and Ryan Keefe. A memorial service will be held in June on Shelter Island, N.Y.


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Humans instinctively transmit signals that date back to our primal roots. People use vocal tones and cadence to establish dominance or trust. Or they impose their will by showing up late to meetings or feigning lack of interest when others speak.
Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology are focusing the latest sensor technology on such behavior in the workplace. Using high-tech badges that transmit data on an individual's gestures, eye movements, voice levels, and even proximity to other people, MIT is parsing the physical traits of leadership. Along with highlighting effective managers, researchers hope the data will help train workers to be more effective at everything from networking to dealing with customers.
Professor Alex (Sandy) Pentland, who heads the research through MIT's Human Dynamics lab, argues that the technology goes beyond anything captured in a typical personality test. With it, he notes, "you can suddenly look at hundreds of people on a millisecond-by-millisecond basis." In call centers, for example, the MIT team predicts successes and flubs by studying patterns of listening and voice modulations. (Workers with high scores listen more and alter their voice to express interest.) The unit is working with companies such as Hitachi and Bank of America to study employee communication patterns.
While MIT's methods are beyond the technical range of most companies, the science of human behavior is becoming more accessible to everyone. A host of everyday technologies from Web cams to corporate IDs with radio tags can provide ever richer behavioral data. Companies may soon be able to size up both employees and job applicants—not only by experience and skills but also by the nature of their inner ape.
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17 Technology Circle, Columbia, SC 29203
Individual (member)------$15 includes Lunch
Family (member)----------$25 includes 2 Lunches
Registration Fee for Walk-Ins add $10.
or if you choose to mail in registration
Mail in registration by February 23, 2014.
Important Facts about The Palmetto GBA facility
This complex is a NO SMOKING facility. You cannot smoke on the grounds or at any adjacent properties.
You must have picture ID to enter the building and on your person at all time while in the facility. As you enter the building you will be given a SCBA ID badge at registration table. You must enter and exit only through the Lobby.
Lunch will be served in the GBA Building Cafeteria. Price of lunch is included in price of registration.
Vendor Booths ... Make your equipment list now. Spring is coming and you know you need stuff. One vendor, Brushy Mountain, has announced that you can call your orders in starting February 17 for pick up at the Spring Meeting.
Speakers ...Dr. Jennifer Tsuruda, Mel Wallace-Best Beekeeping Practices, Mark Sweatman-queen rearing, more to follow
Lodging.... There are many options for overnight stay in the area. Ask for Special rates for this event. Please see below....
Register online through PayPal or you can print a mail-in form, complete it and mail it along with your check to:
Don Van Borsch
407 Old Plantation Drive
West Columbia, S.C. 29172
Hotels - Rates cannot be guaranteed, when making reservations let them know this is a conference at the Palmetto GBA Building.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Columbia Northeast--Special Rate $80
120 Blarney Drive, Columbia, SC 29223
Joshura Dobbs --- 803-760-1700
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Quinta Inn & Suites NE Fort Jackson---Special Rate $65
1538 Horseshoe Dr., Columbia, SC 29223
Elena Washington ---- 803-736-6400
Click here to go to website
Courtyard by Marriott---Palmetto GBA Rate: $85.00
111 Gateway Corporate Blvd, Columbia, SC 29203
(803) 736-3600
Attn: Amy Alimohammed
Hilton Garden Inn (newest of the hotels)---Corporate Rate: $85.00
8910 Farrow Road, Columbia, SC 29203
(803) 807-9000
Attn: Amber Cobia
Wingate Inn---Corporate Rate: $75.00
8300 Two Notch Road, Columbia, SC 29223
(803) 699-9333
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Holiday Pork Loin
Recipe from Dan Glickberg and Mitchel London of Fairway Market!
• 1 boneless pork loin (2-2 1/2 lbs), butterfliedl
• 1 1/2 cups dried figs, halved
• 1 1/2 cups dried pitted prunes, halved
• 1 1/2 cups dried apricots
• 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
• 2 tablespoons Fairway honey
• 10 leaves rosemary, chopped
• 1-2 tablespoons Fairway olive oil
1. Fill a pot with 2 cups of water and place on stove over a medium heat.
2. Add dried fruit and heat for 20 minutes, mixing every few minutes.
3. When the fruits have started to meld together and turn into a compote, add the red wine vinegar and honey. Mix well.
4. Remove the compote from the pot and place in a bowl. Add the rosemary and salt and pepper to taste and mix.
5. Season the inside of the pork loin with salt and pepper and generously stuff the loin with the compote, reserving the extra. Close and tie with kitchen twine.
6. Add the olive oil to a heavy pan and place on stove over a medium heat. Brown the pork well for 2 minutes on each side.
7. Place the pan in a preheated 400 degree oven for 20-25 minutes. Remove from oven and let rest for 10-15 minutes.
8. Slice and serve with the rest of the fruit compote on the side.


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Moonshadow LbNA # 28629
|Placed Date
|Feb 4 2007
|DeLeon Springs, FL
|Planted By
|lorax & mischief cat
|Found By
|Last Found
|Aug 1 2009
|Hike Distance
DeLeon Springs is a beautiful State Park, representing the REAL Florida! Swimming in the natural springs, boat rental, fishing, hiking and picnicking are all offered here! Visit while you are hungry, as the Old Spanish Sugar Mill Restaurant features a cook-your-own pancake experience! Almost like home, but you won't have to do the dishes later! Mmmmmm...pancakes!
There is a parking fee of approximately $5.00.
Take I-4 to exit 114.
Take FL-472 W.
Merge onto S. Woodland Blvd/US-17-92.
Turn left onto FL-15A
Turh left onto US-17 N
Turn left onto Ponce DeLeon Blvd.
mc and I are on a Cat Stevens kick. Be sure to also find the loveliest time of day while you are here!
Begin your search on the paved trail closest to the park entrance.
You will see a sign that states "Nature Trail Foot Traffic Only".
Proceed this way until you come to a large sign which reads "Critter Tracks".
Stay on this paved trail until you come to a Y.
On either side of this Y you will meet a topless sentry of sorts. Woo Hoo! (Hey, now! This is a family friendly outing!!!)
One sentry is bearing a rectangular metal plate, approximately 10 feet up. Let this one be your guide.
Two red headed sisters on your right, guard over the light you seek. (we hear their syrup is pretty good!)
Are you being followed?
Please replace the box in its original location and hide it well.
Please contact us and let us know how our nightlight is doing.
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Notre Dame Stadium is a short stroll from Ivy Court Inn & Suites, and other popular attractions like University of Notre Dame are within a couple of miles (3 km). This 49-room hotel has free breakfast along with conveniences like free in-room WiFi and free self parking. It's in central South Bend and also a short walk from Compton Family Ice Arena and Snite Museum of Art.
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A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Event facilities measuring 2770 square feet (257 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, a terrace, and coffee/tea in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Ivy Court Inn & Suites offers 49 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Refrigerators and microwaves are provided.
This South Bend hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include phones along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and complimentary toiletries.
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Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD $25 per stay.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: USD $25 per stay
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- Ivy Court
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Capital, The (Newspaper) - February 9, 1995, Annapolis, Maryland Keeping water course Panel wants meter rates to stay For the need for naps will lessen SEE FAMILY LIVING Cl Congress wants Jo stay on bench Dl Mlds rout Holy Cross 78-52 HDWELL MICROFILMS PO BOX 1558 LAUREL MD 20707 THURSDAY Students at times standing on buses Schools oppose required sitting ByTODDSPANGLER Staff Writer A parent whose child rides a school bus might take it for granted that there will be enough but as many as 10 county buses have standing room only at the beginning of each school year. While acknowledging that allowing students to stand on buses' might be county and state school officials yesterday opposed a measure that would require every student to sit. The cost of buying more buses or radios needed to alert other vehicles to pick up students is too they said. is the same old bureaucratic said Sen. John C. who sponsored the proposal and testified before Judicial Committee. Testifying for the Annapolis Demo- crat was Susan an Arnold mother whose sixth-grade daughter rode a bus for the first four weeks of school last fall with children standing in the aisle. Complaints to school board officials brought only assurances that they would take care of the problem but she said it took weeks to resolve. She and other concerned parents in her Whisperiiig Woods neighborhood were told that despite the safety con- some children had to stand on buses filled to particularly at the beginning of the school year. could do nothing as parents except prepare this Ms. Ueberroth said. Winship supervisor of transportation for the said chil- dren standing on buses is a fact of life and that school officials are more concerned about leaving children be- hind at bus stops. He said the county has rules against students standing on buses a require- ment if can get a child suspended from the vehicle but that if there's no room on a a student may have to s_tand. The problems of overcrowding most often occur at the beginning of the school when students might go to the wrong bus stop. Mr. Wheatley said it can take some time before the situa- tion is resolved. The county provides some bus trips a moving about stu- dents to and from school. might with the opening of 10 problems like he adding that of us intentionally overloads a Donald the state Department of Education's chief of pupil said the cost of requiring a seat for each student is too high. To comply with such a he Page FLURRIES DETAILS- PAGE A13 FEBRUARY 1995. MD fought for a and then he came back and played in the NHL He gave it all he had. If s the same with Will. He will not give By Capital Will Thompson of Oavldwnvllle taklnf a break from playing on the St. Mary's High School hockey town this year as he treatment for Hodgkin's disease. He still attends where his teammates wear helmet stickers sporting Ms Initial and a red Will's nickname. Will power rallies St. Mary's In school plays and in Wfll Thompson Jr. doesn't demand center stage. But the 17-year-old Davidsonville resident has earned say friends and teachers at St. Mary's High School in Annapolis. Leading the school on the hockey in class or through bis fight against the high school junfort tenacity shines they say. In hockey team captain Eric 9 said Will's attitude prompted the team to sport jersey patches that proclaim and helmet stickers with a blue W and a red rocket. is Will's thanks to his red 5-fbot-l 1-inch frame and good friend Ted who coined the name. Bat the Red who plays has been off the ice this season because of Hodgkin's disease and a demanding schedule that includes daily radiation treatments at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. made it known he hopes to comeback and play his senior said coach Todd who manages the ice rink at the Naval Academy's Dahlgren Hall. sort of been an inspiration to the he helps the team Page HOME 25C 33C Blue crabs sink survey says Overharvesting may be cause ASSOCIATED PRESS BALTIMORE A six-year survey of .Chesapeake Bay blue crabs shows a 62 percent population decline through last winter. And early returns this winter show a continued drop for the bay's most valuable catch. Maryland and Virginia scientists de- veloping the survey at about locations say it's just the latest warning that the bay population is in jeopardy because of overharvesting. all very concerned right said Romauld a crab researcher at the Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences in Va. doesn't appear that the population has quite but it is at a very low Since the winter of experts at the University of Maryland's Chesa- peake Biological the Virgi- nia and the Maryland Depart- ment of Natural Resources have made annual surveys of the number of blue crabs resting on the hay bottom. Crabs tend to settle in the mud during the winter making them easier to count. With the same type of iron dredge used by Virginia watermen during their winter harvest of slumbering researchers randomly sample sites around the bay The university lab in Solomons then compiles an index of crab which is used to esti- mate the total population. The survey was developed with million in federal funds we can track this gives managers the -ability to tighten up before crabs are said M. Elizabeth director of the Na- tional Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad- ministration's Chesapeake Bay office in Annapolis. The survey's abundance index trans- lated into a population estimate of billion crabs in the winter of 1988-89 and 664 million last a 62 percent drop. The survey showed the crab popula- tion hit an even lower 440 mil- in the winterof 1991-92. Prom 1988 to the most recent year for which figures are the combined commercial harvest for Maryland and Virginia averaged 87 million with a low of 54 million in 1992 and a high of 113 million in 1993. But scientists warn that harvests don't always reflect how many crabs Page 3 babies9 supplies not contaminated By MARY ELLEN LLOYD Staff Writer As Anne Arundel Medical Center officials try to close in on how three babies received narcotics there last a New York malpractice lawyer arrives today to direct the investiga- tion. The arrival of attorney Warren Sanger at the Annapolis hospital fol- lows test results yesterday that elimi- nated contamination of medicine or supplies as a possible source of the opiates. Mr. Sanger is a partner in the Manhattan law firm of Sanger and which specializes in medical malpractice law. Although refusing to rule out any source for the drugs that caused breath- ing problems in the newboms on Jan. hospital officials have said the narcotics were not transferred to the babies from their mothers and that no equipment appears to have malfunc- tioned. still don't know what caused the respiratory distress in these hospital spokesman Carolyn Shenk said. just can't rule anything still don't know what caused the respiratory distress in these incidents. I just can't rule anything Carolyn AAMC spokesman Outside laboratory tests of medicine and solutions used in the critical care unit which is designed to treat premature and sick babies found no evidence of opiates in the Ms. Shenk said. The who haven't been identi- were temporarily placed on venti- lators after the incident They pave since recovered and aren't expected to suffer any lasting Ms. Shenk has said. One was discharged earlier this the other two remain in the unit for treatment of conditions that put them there. Hospital officials announced Friday Page INSIDE After two years on the the man accused of masterminding the World trade Center bombing and slip- ping away before the smoke cleared has been captured In Pakistan and returned to New York. A2 SOUTH Once mere props for the the boys of the South River High School Dance Company have graduated to the status of peers. Richard a 170-pound senior from Is a perfect example. He doesn't run track or play football anymore. After taking a for class as a sopho- he came back last year for a lifting part and stayed on as a serious dancer. B4 SlVUtNA A fire station pro- posed several years ago to serve Mlllersvllle and western Sevema Park Is low on the Fire Department's construc- tion priority list and may not be built for 20 years. U 4 49 M Student service requirement again disputed Arundel Report.... Baby Face............. Calendar.. Bl Lottery A4 B5 C7 A6 Obituaries A13 Classified.............. 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Vivian M. a 17-year-old se- told the committee that the 75-hour service learning requirement is not a but gives students a chance to learn basic leadership skills acts of service... is not community mandatory volun- teerism or involuntary she said. state doesn't need to manufacture a sense of community among students. It Is time government got out of the business of Del. Janet R-Crofton A proposal by Del. Janet would strip away the state- wide requirement but allow local boards to enact It if they choose. She argued that state Board of Edu- cation officials are trying to force a certain kind of morality on students. state Doesn't need to manufac- ture a sense of community among she said. time govern- ment got out of the business of parent- The 75-hour community service re- quirement began in with the class of students attending ninth grade that year. It was imposed by the state Department of but legisla- tion that would have eliminated the requirement was killed by the General Assembly the past two years Mrs. Greenip also complained that federal money for the program will soon run out and the state will be left to find future funding for it Education Secretary Nancy Gras- mick said that's riot true. say that there is no funding Is simply a she said. have departed from rote learn- Ms GrasmlduaJd. ----------------------pt_------------------------------ service an authentic expres- sion of applying knowledge to real-life Opponents to the program included Joann Lanham of who said her son Jason performed work with a church that had been approved at but was later denied. And Thomas A. a lawyer who lives in Severna complained that the requirement is a sort of Mr. Bowden has challenged similar requirements in school districts in where students filed a lawsuit arguing that such programs violate the 13th Amendment prohibit- ing slavery. 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Christine Warnke invited media pals to the City Tavern Club to meet actress Charlotte Ross, best known for roles in NYPD Blue and currently Glee. The actress was in Washington to join The Humane Society of the United States in Congressional briefings. The intent is to seek an end to invasive research on chimpanzees and promote passage of the Great Ape Protection and Costs Savings Act of 2011, which has strong bipartisan support in today's cost-cutting climate. The United States is the only developed country continuing to confine chimpanzees in laboratories where they are frequently not used in active research but spend long solitary lives. The goal is to save taxpayers approximately $30 million annually by releasing our closest relatives in the animal kingdom to humane sanctuaries.


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Johnson IMAX Theater
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An immersive 3D experience in the Johnson IMAX Theater will excite your students about new scientific research. During museum hours, the theater shows curriculum-relevant films connected to the Museum's collections and exhibitions and reviewed by Museum scientists and educators.
The Johnson IMAX Theater in the National Museum of Natural History features the latest in IMAX film technology, including a six-story-tall screen and a state-of-the-art digital surround sound system.
Current Films
See a listing of current films and showtimes.
IMAX On Demand
All films in the libraries of the Smithsonian's three IMAX Theaters are available on demand to educators for showings at 9:30 a.m. See a full listing of IMAX On Demand films.
A special reduced admission charge is available to Title One schools.
For more information about IMAX On Demand screenings, please call Smithsonian Group Sales and Reservations at 866-868-7774.


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We wish to confirm that Berea Nurses Institute has been operating in the Free State and Northern Cape, with great success, for more than twenty years. For two decades we have been recruiting temporary and, in some cases, permanent staff for the Health Departments of the Free State, Northern Cape and the Western Cape Provinces, the DOD, SA Express, Transmed, UFS, ESKOM and Prosano as well as private institutions. From 2007 to 2010 we have been the official recruiter of temporary staff for the Free State Department of Health. In the process we have spent a great deal of money and energy to create an infrastructure for providing the best possible service to the relevant hospitals and clinics and their staff.
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Paid sick leave is available in the event that you become unable to work due to illness or a non-work related accident. Sick leave may also be used to attend doctor appointments or when you are unable to work due to the illness of an immediate family member. Paid sick leave is a granted benefit and not a form of supplemental compensation.
Regular full-time hourly and administrative employees in positions that are budgeted for and work at least 1040 hours annually are eligible to accrue paid sick leave. Coaches, part-time employees working less than 1040 hours annually, and temporary employees are not eligible to accrue paid sick leave.
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Friday, 9 November 2012
WOW toys - Ernie Fire Engine review and giveaway!!
We actually have a WOW toy at home, Harvey Harvester. It is a great toy and one that Chester always goes to when playing imaginative games. So already impressed with the quality of Harvey Harvester I wanted to find out more about other toys in the range.
So recently we were sent an Ernie Fire Engine to have a play with, he is part of the Emergency Range and comes with a fire fighter called Jack and an safety barrier. If you go onto the WOW toys website you can view Ernie's profile and find out all about him. Apparently some of the things he likes are tomatos and hanging out with Robin?!
Ernie is suitable for ages 18months to 5 years and developmental benefits include Sensory stimulation, motor skill development, role-play and exploration. Chester is only just 4 so fits in this age range nicely.
Chester and I were very excited to get him open and have a play, as with most toys in boxes it took be about 10 minutes to get Ernie out of the box!
Chester is a very imaginative child so he instantly set about making up an adventure for Ernie. First he got Jack and placed him in the drivers seat, accessible via the lift up windscreen! Then he starting pushing him around the floor. I pointed out that Ernie was friction powered so I showed Chester how to make him go fast across the floor. This was apparently very cool especially on our wooden floor!
Next I spotted on the box that there is a secret door to open, so I showed Chester how to do that with Jack. However, Chester quickly realised that his finger fit in the secret key hole just perfectly so took to using that! The secret door is actually the storage compartment for the safety barrier, but it quickly became somewhere for Jack to sleep or hide (depending on what adventure he was on!)
You can also place Jack onto a wheel, that when you turn it turns the ladder around. Obviously you do not have to place Jack on the wheel for it to work, but Chester liked to do it that way!
What I love about Ernie Fire Engine, and WOW toys in general is that you do not need batteries for them to work. The fact that they do not need any batteries certainly does not take away from the fun or their ability to have lots of functions.
Ernie Fire Engine and other WOW toys can be purchased online from lots of websites, including Amazon where at the moment they have Ernie Fire Engine on offer for £9.99 which I think is a real bargain!
If you would prefer to buy in store WOW toys website has a great map tool which when you put in your postcode it shows you your nearest stockists.
We really love Ernie Fire Engine, he is so well build and robust. He survived going on adventures with Chester and he still works! Best part about him is having no batteries, if I could change just one thing I would say add another fireman to help Jack do his job!
I have already purchased and put away a couple of WOW toys for Millie, at 10 months old she is a little bit too young but it wont be long before she is enjoying them. As for Chester, he has put a requests in for Christmas for Stanley Street Sweeper and Flip n Tip Fred!
So who would like a giveaway?!!
WOW toys have kindly offered an Ernie Fire Engine to giveaway on my blog, so all you need to do to enter is answer a simple question posted on the rafflecopter form below then leave your answer as a comment below. There are additional entries, however these are not mandatory. The giveaway will close on Friday 23rd November 2012 and the winner will be notified by email after that date. The Ernie Fire Engine will be sent direct from WOW toys once I have handed the delivery details over to them. Entry is open to UK residents and is one entry (for each entry method) per household.
Good luck everyone!
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we have quite a few WOW toys at home but what we're missing is somewhere to keep & play with them all...which is why I think Jack would like the play table the most!ReplyDelete
Love these toys - Ronnie Rocket looks greatReplyDelete
My little boy loves helicopters so I think he would love Coastguard Carl.ReplyDelete
The The Wet 'n' Wobblies would be the ideal toy for my Grand-Daughter, she loves splashing and playing at bathtime.ReplyDelete
My son would actually love the fire engine as since he got locked in his room and rescued by firemen he now has a little obsession growing, can't say I am complaining! Lol we have been to the fire station twice at his requestReplyDelete
I would say the 'Clippety-Clop Farmer' because at the moment my daughter loves animals, so she would really love that one for sure! xReplyDelete
Harvey Harvester. Charles has wanted a Combine Harvester for ages.ReplyDelete
We have quite a few wow toys - they're great. Dexter the Digger I think.ReplyDelete
Harvey Harvester as it's all about the farm at them the moment.ReplyDelete
I think Ernie the Fire Engine has it as these are my nephews favourites at the moment! Anything fire service related is a win :)ReplyDelete
Amy would love Pippa's Princess Carriage - too cute :)ReplyDelete
Joseph's fave would probably be Ernie and Imogen's Pippa's Princess Carriage.ReplyDelete
For the snooker link alone I'd love Squeaky to want Rocket Ronnie, but considering her obsession for caravans, it would probably be Casey Camper VanReplyDelete
My little girl would probaby choose the Pippa's Princess Carriage as she's very girly. @babynotincludedReplyDelete
Fire Rescue Rory as my little boy loves all things fire fighting :)ReplyDelete
the rocket cos they have a space station they are into playing with at the moment so would go nicelyReplyDelete
It would have to be the activity play table for us! xReplyDelete
my son would love roll it riley loves construction toys...http://www.wowtoys.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/10302_001.jpgReplyDelete
My grandson would love the Fire Buggy Bertie because he loves all kinds of trucks and cars .ReplyDelete
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my 3yr old adores fire engines so it would def. be Ernie Fire Engine for us first, but he'd then want all the rest of the rescue range too and so would little brother! :)ReplyDelete
- Lucy carter13 November 2012 at 10:26
My daughter would love Pippas Princess CarriageReplyDelete
Cupcake Chloe as my little girl loves everything to do with baking and she is only 4 xxxReplyDelete
Princess CarriageReplyDelete
Osc would love Dexter the Digger - the obsession with digging has begun...ReplyDelete
I think my son would love http://www.wowtoys.com/toys/ernie-fire-engine/ (Ernie the Fire Engine) He loves Fire Engines and has lots of different ones but this one is well made and robust so should easily survive his autistic tantrumsReplyDelete
- Catherine McAlinden13 November 2012 at 10:37
My little boy is in to Fire engines, so he would love Ernie!ReplyDelete
- Val Pownall13 November 2012 at 10:39
Would love the playmat at our house - ideal for great imaginative play and can be used with lots of our existing toys. Fantastic!ReplyDelete
Jacob would love this
Coastguard Carl looks fabby :-)ReplyDelete
- mrsmc mckenzie13 November 2012 at 10:46
Great prize, my little boy would love to open this on christmas day xReplyDelete
- Kirsty Salisbury13 November 2012 at 11:21
pet rescue percy ;o)ReplyDelete
I would have to say Dexter the Digger as his Grandad is a digger driver and has passed his love for them on to him xReplyDelete
- katie walters13 November 2012 at 11:53
my son would love ronnie the rocket as he loves rocketsReplyDelete
- Anonymous13 November 2012 at 12:18
wet and wobblies as he loves anything funny like thatReplyDelete
my little boy would love Alfies animal adventure, he loves animalsReplyDelete
Flynn would LOVE Roll-It Riley because both his Daddy and his Grandad own genuine full sized vintage steam rollers. I'm sure he'd enjoy playing with his own little roller.ReplyDelete
Elliott would adore Ronnie Rocket as he's really into all things space and astronauts at the minute after being inspired by Wallace & Gromits trip to the moon in "A Grand Day Out"!ReplyDelete
Dillan like Stanley Sweeper the best he saw it in a shop the other day and it took alot of persuading to get him to leave it.ReplyDelete
- Emma Ellison13 November 2012 at 13:59
Think my daughter would like Tillys Take-Off as she loves planes & is always trying to spot them in the sky! My son would like Ronnie Rocket as he's mad about space xReplyDelete
Pippa's Princess Carriage deff 4 my lil princess :)ReplyDelete
Both my boys would enjoy Ernie the Fire Engine, Love the WOW toys concept and they are ideal for children of this age.ReplyDelete
My kids would like any of then but I really like Ryan's road tripReplyDelete
ronnie rocketReplyDelete
Ernie the Fire Engine would win hands down! He is obsessed with them, and makes me look at them on youtube all the time so he can see them!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous15 November 2012 at 04:16
fireman sam would envy thisReplyDelete
We own a fair few WOW toys already but Dexter Digger is high on the list!ReplyDelete
- Emma Boon15 November 2012 at 09:33
My little one would love all the wow toys and i already have a few stashed away for his birthday in January ;) High on the wishlist tho would definetly be either flip and tip fred the bin wagon or this fire engine as he is a little bit obsessed with all things fire engine related :) xxxReplyDelete
My daughter loves Dexter the Digger and all the other construction themed toys because it's "like Daddy's work" LolReplyDelete
pippas princess carriageReplyDelete
Pet Rescue Percy because we are an animal loving familyReplyDelete


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Erasmo Giambona--
Whether you want ATE or ATT depends on the substantive question you
want the answer to. Imagine you have all the data, including
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Do you want to know:
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> Erasmo
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Why is Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire rated PG-13? Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for sequences of fantasy violence and frightening images.
This installment of Harry Potter is the darkest to grace the screen to date. Depictions of violence abound including: the death of characters, villainous Death Eaters causing destruction with fire, images of snakes and skulls, moments of peril, death threats, mentions of torture, a character having his hand cut off, and a knife wound that draws blood. Sexual content centers on noticing the opposite gender, inappropriate hand placement during a dance, as well as some wistful comments by a female ghost about seeing a bathing boy without obscuring bubbles. Also, there are several uses of mild profanities and a main character that constantly drinks from a flask.
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Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire comes in a variety of incantations. Potter fans can take their pick of wide or full screen versions, 2-disc Deluxe Editions, or an anthology of the first four films. If you are feeling just a little wicked, the single disc version will only provide you with the movie. But if you can conjure up a few more dollars, the double DVD will offer a cauldron's worth of extras. These include additional scenes, interviews with Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson, as well as conversations with the cast and crew. You can also sneak a peek at Harry vs. the Horntail, In Too Deep, The Maze, Meet the Champions, He Who Must Not Be Named, and Preparing for the Yule Ball. Aspiring wizards can have a go at the Triwizard Tournament Challenges, Tournament and Voldemort features. Other DVD-ROM extras to check out are the EA Game Demo, Magical Trading Cards, Hogwarts Timeline, and web interactivity. Audio tracks are available in English (Dolby Digital 5.1) and Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1), with subtitles in English, Spanish and French.
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Japanese women's 1500 m national record holder and Beijing Olympian Yuriko Kobayashi (Team Toyota Jidoshokki) is scheduled to compete in her first race of the season on June 14 at the Hokuren Distance Challenge Shibetsu meet where she plans to run the 5000 m. According to her team's management, Kobayashi injured the muscle in her left thigh while training in early April. The setback kept her out of training longer than expected, but having resumed training in late May she has entered both the 1500 m and 5000 m at the National Track and Field Championships beginning June 25 in Hiroshima. Her Shibetsu run will serve to help Kobayashi get herself back together before the National Championships.


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Thanksgiving Day Dinner and Events in Harlem, New York City!
Some people like to enjoy a good home-cooked meal on Thanksgiving Day and then kick back with the family and chill for the night, but we know there are those who prefer to step out. Here's a list and links
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Give a group of high school and middle school students an assortment of parts and pieces, a challenge to design and build a functioning robot in six weeks, and you get BEST!
In the first two years of Jackrabbit BEST, a number of teams have accepted the challenge and designed some incredible robots. Here are the results of all that hard work.