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• Reputed furniture fitting suppliers of your area.
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This project is not covered by Drupal's security advisory policy.
Maintenance mode API notifies other modules when the site is switched into or from maintenance mode.
This means that other modules can respond to this, for example:
- Disabling Nagios alerts whilst the site is in maintenance mode
- Alerting a list of users when the site goes into or out of maintenance mode
- Configuing a reverse proxy to display a static page whilst the site is in maintenance mode
This module provides no UI in itself, and only implements one feature: adding an entry to watchdog when the site is switched to maintenance mode.
This module was created to support the varnish maintenance mode module, but I hope it will find other purposes as time goes on.
Project Information
- Maintenance status: Actively maintained
- Development status: Under active development
- Module categories: Utility
- Reported installs: 161 sites currently report using this module. View usage statistics.
- Downloads: 5,804
- Last modified: 2 December 2014
- This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
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clavoModel Male Lomita, California, US
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Mayhem # 2412118
About Memy full name is Antonio Rodriguez Moreno Jr.
hit me up on facebook^
my parents are the proud owners of Taxco Mexican Restauraunt in San Pedro, California.
grew up in the family business
Proud to be Mexican & Italian!
love to watch tv/movies with my brothers and sisters
my movie interests are comedy, action, adventure, western, historical/documentry(depends on the history)and horror
and i love to party(of course what teenager doesnt)
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A press release just came out today announcing a chance for games of the series to get their hands on with Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. If you're living anywhere near Universal City, Mexico City, or Buenos Aires, check out the press release below!
"Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced three different global events surrounding the launch of METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE. Fans of the upcoming METAL GEAR game are encouraged to attend these exciting events for a chance to meet Producers, Mr. Yuji Korekado from Kojima Productions and Mr. Atsushi Inaba from Platinum Games. Both Korekado-san and Inaba-san will be available for autographs at the times and places listed below."
United States
- WHAT: Producers Korekado-san and Inaba-san will be available to sign autographs at GameStop. The first 150 fans will also be invited to an accompanying launch party at Hard Rock Café that evening, featuring a live performance by METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE music composer, Jamie Christopherson and orchestra.
- WHERE: GameStop at Universal City Walk (1000 Universal Studios Blvd Universal City, CA 91608)
- WHEN: February 18, 2013 from 8-10pm PST
- WHAT: Fans will have the chance to demo the game at Museum Britanico Americano. Producers Korekado-san and Inaba-san will be available for autographs.
- WHERE: Museum Britanico Americano (#134 Colonia Centro Mexico D.F.)
- WHEN: February 20, 2013 from 6pm-12am
- WHAT: Fans will have the opportunity to take METAL GEAR-themed photos, which will be printed on postcards. Producer Korekado-san will be available to sign autographs.
- WHERE: Sony Style Cabildo (Cabildo 2070 Ciudad de Buenos Aires)
- WHEN: February 22, 2013 from 8pm-12am


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Come visit us at our booth at the Fall Judges Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. We will be there September 30th through October 2nd.
For over 35 years, Time Striping Inc. has provided a full range of efficient, high quality, and cost effective asphalt and concrete pavement maintenance services. The additions of a full service sign shop, product distribution of hundreds of pavement maintenance supply products, offering guard systems and overhead signs, removal and cleaning services, and providing sales and rentals of traffic management products has enabled us to serve every customer's unique needs.
Come visit us at our booth at the Fall Judges Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. We will be there September 30th through October 2nd.
Thank you to all of you who stopped by to see the debut our our new exhibitor's booth at the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma Conference at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center in Norman, Oklahoma, March 31st through April 2nd. We are looking forward to seeing
Stop in and see us at our exhibitor's booth at the 81st Annual Convention of the Arkansas Municipal Leauge June 24th through June 26th in Little Rock, Arkansas at the Statehouse Convention Center.
Time will be exhibiting next at the 2015 (SEC AAAE) South East Chapter of American Airport Executives Conference in Northwest Arkansas from Sunday May 10th to Tuesday, May 12th at the Embassy Suites, Rogers, Arkansas. This important conference will feature a dynamic agenda and provide a gre
We proudly announce that in addition to being a Certified DBE in Arkansas and in Oklahoma, we now are a Certified DBE in the State of Missouri! Our President, Cindy Williams received notification from the Missouri Regional Certification Committee on January 9th that we had met t


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Scotland was subjected to abuse from a section of Motherwell fans during Saints' 2-1 victory at Fir Park.
Nearby supporters reported the offending fans and police intervened.
In a statement, Motherwell owner John Boyle said: "These people should never show their faces at Fir Park again and they have no place in football."
Boyle added: "We are utterly appalled by this behaviour by a small group of people who have tarnished the name of our club.
"We are writing to Jason Scotland and St Johnstone today to apologise for this disgusting behaviour which is totally alien to all of us at Motherwell.
"We pride ourselves in being a family club which welcomes everyone to Fir Park.
"The police and stewards took what action they thought appropriate at the time.
"I was told there had been some kind of incident and it had been dealt with quickly but was unaware of the details and the seriousness of it.
"We are making further inquiries today to see if we can identify those involved in order to take action against them.
"We are appealing to our own supporters to help identify the culprits.
"I would be stunned if they are season ticket holders as there has been no evidence of this kind of behaviour in the past.
"We were disappointed to lose the match but we wish Jason Scotland and his team all the best in the Cup.
"They deserved their win and we are sorry if it was soured by the actions of a few idiots."
Martin Rose, chairman of the Motherwell Supporters Trust, added: "We are united with the Club in condemning this repugnant behaviour in the strongest possible terms.
"I was in the main stand and raised the matter immediately with the match commander.
"Thankfully, it was nipped in the bud quickly by decent Motherwell fans, stewards and the police."


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Most if the offers advertised expired in Dec 2008.
IMHO, it's yet another stupid attempt from an Australian card to be "the card" without any follow through.
|Welcome to Australia's leading independent Frequent Flyer and Travel Resource!
(Click HERE for a welcome message from our founder.)
Our site contains tons of information that is guaranteed to improve your travel experience. Be it tips on how to fly in First/Business at a reduced cost, smart ways to earn more points, the best way to use your points, cheap deals, hand-picked hotel recommendations, detailed trip reports. A good place to start exploring our site is HERE.
We hope you find the information useful and decide to join our online community. Joining AFF is fast, simple and ABSOLUTELY FREE - so why not join now by clicking on the REGISTER link, and take immediate advantage of these great BENEFITS.
If you experience any problems, please Contact Us.
Once registered, this box will disappear freeing up more space on your screen! And you will see fewer advertisements :)
NAB - The entre Program from American Express
Just wondering if anyone has used the entre program from American Express and what your thoughts are on it?
Most if the offers advertised expired in Dec 2008.
IMHO, it's yet another stupid attempt from an Australian card to be "the card" without any follow through.
crap program becoz it doesn't really get updated....
Just like Amex Select....i remember Select used to be very useful couple years back and now also rubbish...
I used it to book a hotel room through the Preferred Hotel Group (www.preferredhotelgroup.com) and Small Luxury Hotels (slh.com).
The hotels I picked were in Tokyo and Bangkok and the rates I received were pretty good at the time.
They also have a few options for 2 for 1 deals at a lot of golf courses in Australia, Peppers Hotels, Global Hotel Alliance, Conrad Hotels and a few restaurants. I wouldn't say a lot of them really grab me and these days not really competitive.
Theres also a lot adventure/extreme type activities they offer like driving a tank, flying in a classic airplane and speed boats which I feel is a bit lame.
If anyone wants to have a look at what's on offer inside, enter "377852" in the login box.
(It's the first 6 digits of most/all Westpac platinum cards)
Just know that even though it may let you book some things, you won't be able to redeem offers when you go to use them unless you have a platinum card.
Thanks for the tip.
2 for 1 Golf at courses like "Bonnie Doon" in Sydney seem a great deal.
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The American economy has been crippled by the steady stream of jobs being outsourced to companies in other countries, and the Million Jobs Project is attempting to make a big change in the way people think about the products they buy. The initiative claims a 5 percent increase in the domestic purchase of U.S. products would create a million new jobs right here at home.
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The game was played with uncontested scrums, as requested by Warriors because of disruption with second rowers with Rob Wood and Graham Kitchener both unavailable.
And Academy assistant boss Gary Meechan revealed it had given the young Warriors side the opportunity to play open attacking rugby.
"It was a good opportunity for the players to put themselves forward for selection to Mike Ruddock who traveled down to watch the game," he said.
"They all showed good skills and most of the tries came from opening running play.
"Every player showed their worth and had good tempo, Tom Wood led by example as skipper and Matt Cox had a good game in what was only his second appearance since a shoulder injury.
"James Collins worked hard and Craig Everett had a very solid game and was unlucky not to score a try. Youngsters like Michael Penn and Tom Wheatcroft also put themselves forward.
"We showed flashes of the team that finished last season, we played well as a unit and hopefully this is a performance we can really build on."
Exeter kicked off and had an early chance to break the deadlock after two minutes when Warriors were penalised for not rolling away. But the penalty was missed.
Four minutes later the home side did strike when Worcester were hit for hands in the ruck in front of the posts and Adam Staniforth slotted the penalty for a 3-0 lead.
However, on nine minutes the home side were reduced to 14 men when Ian Wilson was yellow carded for a dangerous play after a sliding tackle.
Thirty seconds after the visitors scored the opening try of the game when good phase play saw Wood cross with the conversion missed.
The visitors lost Everett for persistent infringements on 11 minutes and were dealt a further blow when Chris Pennell was taken off injured at the midway point of the first half.
Warriors missed a penalty for not releasing before scoring a second try on 25 minutes when Cox barged over under the posts and Gareth Morgan converted for a 12-3 lead.
Ten minutes before the break the visitors took control when Runciman scored a try from two metres out just to the right of the posts.
Exeter hit back with a try from Gary Kingdom just before the break to cut the lead to 17-10 at the interval.
Warriors lost Cox to the sin bin 13 minutes into the second half and an Ian Wilson home try put United within two minutes of Worcester.
But Andrew Stanley's men were not to be denied a win and stepped up the pressure to pull clear with Wood grabbing his second of the evening on 56 minutes.
Exeter again struck with Kingdom scoring in the corner before Warriors turned on the style in the last 13 minutes to storm away.
Replacement Tom Wheatcroft made a line break with a chip over the top only to be taken out by Exeter wing Ben Scott. Referee Luke Pearce immediately awarded a penalty try and sent the fourth player that evening to the sin bin. Joe Carlisle added the conversion for a 29-20 lead.
Wing Benjamin scored a stunning try eight minutes from time when Carlisle threw a miss pass to Alex Grove who in turn hit Benjamin with a perfectly timed pass 35 metres out and the speedster roared in under the posts.
A convincing second half display was capped when flanker Collins, who had earlier been off for stitches to an eyebrow injury, scored a converted try just before the final whistle.
Warriors: 01 Callum Black, 02 Ben Gotting, 03 Shaun Ruwers, 04 Craig Everett, 05 Liam Mullan, 06 Matt Cox, 07 James Collins, 08 Tom Wood, 09 Nick Runciman, 10 Gareth Morgan, 11 Uche Odouza, 12 Greg Evans, 13 Alex Grove, 14 Charlie Fellows, 15 Chris Pennell
Replacements: 16 Matt Mullan, 17 Matt Deacon, 18 Jake Abbott, 19 Jonny Arr, 20 Joe Carlisle, 21 Tim Streather, 22 Miles Benjamin, 23 Tom Wheatcroft, 24 Michael Penn


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Add my vote for screen
I've been running most of my world inside
screen for a few years now. Even with
its warts, the advantages are a win.
Generally I have two windows: a screen
terminal and a tabbed browser. Sometimes
I forego the graphical browser and use
lynx instead. With emacs, pine, mutt, etc
one hardly needs a heavy GUI for most daily
Ratpoison looks like it deserves some
consideration. It seems no matter how fast
of a system I get the latest KDE/Gnome install
is there to make startup run slower than my
previous CPU.
can anybody access the homepage?
I get forbidden when I try it.
A tool for securing DNS communications between a client and a DNS resolver.
A polyhedral extraction tool (PET).


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Carl Icahn regulatory role gives activist investors strong Washington voice
"We don't hold our managements or boards accountable enough," he said Thursday in a CNBC interview following his appointment.
Carl Icahn says EPA, bank regulations hamper US economy: CNBC
Icahn, tapped by Trump on Wednesday as a special adviser for regulatory issues,...
Carl Icahn praises Donald Trump's economic plan
Icahn praised Trump's economic plan a day after the New York real estate developer unveiled ...
Donald Trump hopes: Carl Icahn bets $1 billion on stocks
Icahn left Trump's victory party in the early hours of the morning to bet about $1 billion on US equities.
Globally, investors make the same human mistakes: Carl Richards, author, New York Times
From comparing financial attitudes between Indian and American investors to listing common behavioural mistakes, Carl Richards covers many topics.
Billionaire Carl Icahn sells entire stake in Apple
Icahn said that he was "still very cautious" on the US stock market and there would be a "day of reckoning" unless there was some sort of fiscal stimulus.
Carl Icahn makes new bet on Allergan in Q2 -filing
Icahn kept his holding in Hertz Global Holdings Inc mostly unchanged, but the share count was lower after the company issued a 5-for-1 reverse stock split
Carl Haas, co-founder of Newman-Haas Racing, dies at 86
Finding Haas in an IndyCar garage was simple, looking for the man with the cigar. His name was just as easy to spot in the record books as well.
Carl Icahn takes stake in Xerox
Icahn said in a securities filing that he intends to discuss improving operational performance, pursuing strategic alternatives and the possibility of board representation.
Founder Carl Pei confronts Flipkart over discounted OnePlus 3 banner
Flipkart defended itself, suggesting that as a marketplace, it had multiple third-party sellers who were free to sell anything at any price.
Carl Icahn acquires 'large position' in Allergan, backs CEO
Icahn, who did not disclose details of the stake, said he was confident in Saunders' ability to enhance value for all Allergan shareholders.
Carl Icahn was half right about Apple's China risk
Icahn held 45.8 million Apple shares by the end of 2015, about 0.83% of the total shares outstanding, worth $4.8 billion at the time.
Consumer loyalty boosting organic growth: OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei
"In third year of our operation, it was hard for our fans to digest that we were still using invites, so we had to let it go," says Carl Pei.
Carl Icahn says he does not have any position in Time Warner
Icahn said on Tuesday he did not own any stake in media company Time Warner Inc.
Athletes must decide on future of their sport: Carl Lewis
Athletes must themselves decide the future they want for their sport following the latest doping crisis, former Olympic sprint champion Carl Lewis said


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Hacking Surpassing Human Error For Data Breaches?
from the is-that-good-or-bad? dept
A couple years ago, we noted that the old claim that "insiders" were the biggest data breach threat was no longer true, as other threats were becoming a much bigger deal. While that study seemed to use very different methodology, a new study is out that agrees that insiders are a much smaller threat, but notes that outside hacking surpassed "human error" as the cause of data breaches in 2009. While it's good that human error issues are decreasing as a percentage, is it worrisome that outside hack attacks are now becoming such a major problem? The good news in the data is that there were supposedly fewer reported attacks in 2009 (by a pretty large amount) compared to 2008 -- so one possible reading of the data is that people have been effective in preventing things like human error breaches much more often, which is what allowed outside hack attacks to take the lead on a percentage basis. However, with recent stories of things like China's hack attack on Google it seems like we'll be hearing more and more stories about these sorts of attacks for one important reason: in many (certainly not all) cases, they can be quite effective.


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At Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, our children insurance focuses on a child's wellness. We help parents take care of their children and get access to innovative benefits designed to meet their child's everyday needs. Use our online quoting tool to see how little children insurance from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield can cost.
We want to provide children insurance for parents who demand only the very best for their children. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield works with physicians, hospitals and other providers in Connecticut, Maine and New Hampshire to help ensure that children insurance is accessible, coordinated, timely and provided in a manner and setting that promotes positive child-doctor relationships. You can get the peace of mind that comes from doing business with a Fortune 500 company as well as one of the nation's leading children insurance companies.


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Cincinnati Bengals Free Agent Targets: Offensive Line
February 12th, 2012 at 4:27 PM
Cincinnati Bengals fans know only too well the struggles the team had along the offensive line this season, especially along the interior line. While Bobbie Williams was suspended, the team tried a variety of solutions, signing Mike McGlynn and trying rookie Clint Boling alongside Nate Livings. The same was true...
Cincinnati Bengals Sitting Pretty Heading into Off Season
February 7th, 2012 at 11:26 AM
Cincinnati Bengals fans have heard all the jokes about Mike Brown's frugality. It would appear that Brown's years of living well under the NFL salary cap are about to pay huge dividends as the team heads into this off season. The team's current cap number is $80,641,237, twelve million more than...


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OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder Named Top Songwriter by Billboard
Amid the success of his own band's hit 'Counting Stars,' which topped charts all around the world, Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic was also co-writing many of the other big songs heard in 2013. That's probably why Billboard named him the most successful songwriter in the U.S. for the final quarter of 2013!
His songwriting credentials stretch as far as co-writing for Maroon 5's 'Love Somebody,' Beyonce's self-entitled surprise album in December and Ellie Goulding's 'Burn.'
In the UK, Tedder recently placed at number four on the list of most successful songwriters in 2013, notably with his contributions to James Blunt's single 'Bonfire Heart.'
OneRepublic is currently touring in Europe in support of their latest album 'Native' released last March. The band will kick off a U.S. tour this summer on May 28 at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in their native Colorado and will wrap up Aug. 28 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On June 17, OneRepublic will be in Minneapolis for a concert at the Target Center!
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CVPA Faculty Jing Wang
JING WANG: Biography
Jing Wang, a composer and virtuoso erhu artist, was born in China. Ms. Wang has participated in numerous musical communities, as a composer and a performer of diverse styles of music. Her compositions have been selected and presented in China, Spain, France, Italy, Canada, and throughout the United States. They have also been recognized by the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers and Electro-acoustic Miniatures International Contest, Spain. One of her compositions Weathered Edges of Time is selected for inclusion in the collection of French National Library. She was the winner of 2006 Pauline Oliveros Prize given by the International Alliance for Women in Music. As an active erhu performer, she has introduced the Chinese indigenous erhu into Western contemporary music scene with her wide array of compositions for chamber ensemble, avant-garde jazz improvisations and multicultural ensembles. She has also successfully performed erhu concertos with several symphony orchestras in the United States.
Ms. Wang received her B.M degree from China Central Conservatory of Music, M.M. degree from Northern Illinois University, and a Composition DMA Degree from the University of North Texas where her major professors were Jon Nelson, Joseph Klein, Andrew May, Phil Winsor, and Joseph Rovan.
Ms. Wang is currently an Assistant Professor of Music at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth where she teaches electroacoustic music, composition, and music theory.


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Week of June 24th
1) Show Your Stripes: Hiring Campaign for Vets
Looking for a dedicated employee who's highly trained? Are you a vet looking for a job? Our station is leading the I-Heart-Radio "Show Your Stripes" movement to support hiring vets. Visit www.ShowYourStripes.org a website that connects veterans with employers and helps local businesses find candidates with the best training. Hire Smart. Hire Vets. ShowYourStripes.org is powered by www.Military.com and www.Monster.com.
2) United Blood Services: Saving Arizona Blood Drive
Donate blood at the Save Our Summer Blood Drive on July 6th and get a chance to win a new Volkswagen Passat and free D-backs tickets. Donate blood and save a life. For more info, go to www.UnitedBloodServices.org/AZ.
3) The Phoenix Zoo: 4th of "Zoo-ly"
If your family is looking for something fun to do on July 4th, celebrate "4th of Zoo-ly" at the Phoenix Zoo! Enjoy an All-American Bar-B-Que, fireworks and more! Details are at www.PhoenixZoo.org.
4) Kiwanis Club of Tempe: 4th of July Festival
Join the Kiwanis Club of Tempe for the Fox 10 July 4th Tempe Town Lake Festival. The fun begins at 5 pm with great entertainment and finishes with a fabulous fireworks display! For more info, check out www.tempe4th.com.
5) Susan G. Komen for the Cure: Monthly
If you passionate about ending breast cancer, host an event with your friends to raise money to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure, and the fight against breast cancer. To find out more, visit www.komenphoenix.org.
6) Valley of the Sun United Way: Summer Food Program for Children
Do you know a child who's not getting enough to eat this summer? The United Way supports Summer Food Service, an organization that provides free meals to low-income children throughout the Valley. Learn more at www.azsummerfood.gov
7) South Mountain WORKS Coalition: Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
Parents, lock up your alcohol and prevent underage drinking. Call South Mountain WORKS Coalition at 602-305-7126, and get your free liquor lock. "Think Twice. Lock It Up."


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Hate Mailbag
February 6, 2001
Hey hey, it's Hate Mailbag time again. As always - these emails have not been edited in ANY WAY, except to preserve the anonymity of the sender. Ain't we nice?
Weird City
Of Coherence Alert
From: --------@att.net (James -------)
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 14:35:29 -0600
To: email@example.com
Subject: point of view
Democratic Underground. Sounds very sinister. What do you think the point of view of those special forces who our heroes and are truly protecting you think of your slanted views?
DU RESPONDS: I wonder what those heroes would think of your awesome grammar and spelling.
United We Stand
From: <------@-------.com>
Date: Tue, 22 Jan 2002 09:24:19 -0500
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Hi...
Just found your website and I have to say, you people are pretty pathetic.
R Hathaway
Through our tears, We'll face our fears,
United We Stand, God Bless Our Land.
DU RESPONDS: Here we go again: "God Bless America. United We Stand. You Liberals are Pathetic." I am touched. *sniff*
Software Error Or Mental Illness? You Be The Judge
From: "John A. ----------" <--------@midtel.net>
Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 00:29:47 -0500
To: email@example.com
Is this the matrix or what?
We're suppose to be at war. Thousands of innocent people, have been killed with
ordinary Who can we really trust. We already know that there are people in the
world in the world you
3000 innocent people where killed using airplanes, more died from anthrax by simply opening their mail
We know there are
We're suppose to be at war. We've been
We know that the enemy already killed three thousand people by air and has the ability to kill used athrax by mail, and when I try to
We're been repeatedly warned to be on alert for any thing sucpicious for possible ememy attacks. Then when an ordinary citizen
the be have vowed to protect us and when a poor ordinary citzen like be thinks that who killed all those people We know the enemy has already used
athrax to kill people people and now I'm pretty sure how all those poor
suppose to be alert for terrorist attacks.at war. Our enemy has weapons of mass destruction and they've killed thousands of people has already killed thousands of people
ememy has weapons of mass destructionI think you mailed the anthrax try to alert the authorities and I think I've know how the terroists communicate and who they are I can't get anyone to believe
DU RESPONDS: This kinda reminds me of the scene in "2001" where HAL gets unplugged, yaknow what I mean?
Censorship Of Fools
No Free
Speech For You
From: "Mike ----- " <----------@home.com>
Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2001 19:09:50 -0500
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Conservative Posters
Why don't you allow differing opinions? Surely the left believes in free speech. Or do you?
Mike Brown
DU RESPONDS: About that so-called "free" speech... It ain't free for me, pal. I'll never understand why you freeloading conservative idiots think you have the right to waste my time, waste my money, and waste my bandwidth. What are you, some kind of Internet Welfare Queen? Get a job!
Cowardly Like A Fox
From: --------@------.net (Bobcat)
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 10:59:03 -0600
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Only left wing allowed
Pretty cowardly, don't you think?
At least we're not crying to our mommies about it...
A Lesson
In Constitutional Rights
From: "Kennith -----" <--------@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 22:25:57 -0600
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Answer This
I thought all you lefties
valued the 1st Ammendment? Yet, on your website forum you prohibit free speech
by banning conservative veiws? You are the typical liberal, you say one thing
yet do another. Don't worry I will never lower myself to speaking to you people
Kennith Perry
NRA Member
Proud Christian
DU RESPONDS: Yawn. Yet another self-proclaimed "Constitutionist" who doesn't seem to have the first clue about the First Amendment. How depressing.
Best Opposing Viewpoint Ever?
From: ------@gunwebs.com (Shenandoah)
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 20:12:12 -0600
To: email@example.com
Subject: Democratic U
Wow! I lasted a whole two minutes as a poster on your site. Freedom of speech! Opposing views! What a bunch of low-life Clinton suck-ups!
DU RESPONDS: And that's your "opposing viewpoint" is it? Gee, I can't possibly think why you got banned...
The Truth, uh, Hurts
From: Randy ----- <--------@yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 16:49:19 -0800 (PST)
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Censored?
Seems that everytime I disagree with the main thread and present facts I get called a name and censored from the site.
Don't you want a free exchange of ideas or just a cozy make believe land where all liberals can pat each other on the back and feel good about themselves?
DU RESPONDS: Make believe land! Make believe land! Keep your ugly "facts" away from us, you nasty man!
If Only People Knew...
From: "mike ----- -----" <--------------@--------.com>
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 09:27:30 -0800
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: login
What happened to my id last
week or so ?
Did you disable it due to a 'controversial' posting ? I think you did.
Check whatreallyhappened to find out who is behind all the terrorism - Israelis/Jews.
You don't like to hear that do you ? We've been conditioned to cringe when someone says something bad about them.
YOU are being programmed too.
From: "mike ----- -----" --------------@--------.com
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 14:09:33 -0800
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: DU losers
So you don't want to hear about the Jews do you ?
Well isn't that sweet...appears to me that DU is Jew owned too then ?
So do you deny Israeli spying also, wire tapping too ?
You are sick. I hope someone nukes Israel and the DU. I might even report the ####ing DU to the FBI myself.
Don't bother trying to trace
this email you Jewish bastards.
nukeisrael@--------.com (mike ----- -----)
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 16:11:02 -0600
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: Israel
I hope the FBI shuts DU down. You are not democratic, you are promoters of anti-anti-semitism...and you don't even know what that is I'll bet.
Good luck with the FBI, you anti-semitic piece of shit.
AND Pretentious - A Deadly Combination
From: peter@---------.com (Peter --------)
Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 22:41:15 -0600
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: You f*ing Nazi bozos banned me?
I just found where some folks who think they're important there posted notes claiming I was some sort of conservative disruptor. Since I'm not longer able to log in, I presume you axed my account.
UnF*ingbelievable. You are so blind, it boggles the mind. I'm a successful businessman, yes, former KPMG Director, partner in an outsourcing company. I'm also better read than any of you on Marx, Socialism, Progressive thought, and history in general. I know whereof I speak, you numbskulls, and just because I don't have a lot of sympathy for your backslapping pseudo-liberal superiority and brainless kneejerk acceptance of anything anti-Republican, y'all think I'm "a disruptor".
Well, Orwell was right. And Max Schactman - do you know who he was? Or William Whyte? You people may want to try some serious self-examination.
Best of luck, you big bad "evilDUers".
Peter --------
DU RESPONDS: Ooh, a quiz, don't tell me... William Whyte, that was that blue Mel Gibson dude in "Braveheart," right? And Max Schactman plays the drums for Conan O'Brien. Do I win?
Nuthin' But Dumb
I Know
I'm An Independent Thinker - Rush Told Me So
From: --------@aol.com
Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2002 17:13:24 EST
To: email@example.com
Subject: Re: Democratic Underground Registration Information
You people are pathetic. Typical
liberal scum. If anybody even shows a tiny bit of independant thought you sensor
them. You are displaying typical liberal behavior. I guess the constitution
really means nothing to you people.
I can see why Bill Clinton is your hero.
You seek to control the lives of everybody and you attack those who don't agree with you. You force your politics down everybody's throats.
I am glad I am not one of you.
DU RESPONDS: Let me get this straight. You turn on your computer. You log on to the Internet. You type www.democraticunderground.com into your web browser. You read a bunch of stuff on our website. And you waste a couple hours crafting a hate email to send to us. Then you accuse us of forcing our politics down your throat. Cry me a river, bub. Those nasty liberals sure are oppressing you.
Apollo Bin Laden
Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by James - ----(----------@attbi.com) on Thursday, December 13, 2001 at 22:25:44
I came upon your site and have concluded that you people are truly dillusional. If you believe the tape being shown is phony, you must also believe the same of man walking on the moon. To what extent will you go to justify your beliefs? Some things just are as they seem.
DU RESPONDS: You sure have got the liberal mind figured out. We ALL think the bin Laden tape is fake. We ALL think man never walked on the moon. Beware the liberal Borg -- you are about to be assimilated.
Newsflash: Conservatives Are The Smart
From: ------@--------.com
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 09:05:45 -0600
To: email@example.com
Subject: tom dasche
conservatives are the smart.democratics are lying shits. Like that scumbaag Bill Clinton.
DU RESPONDS: You'll have to excuse me, I just snarfed cola all over my keyboard.
Just The Facts, Ma'am
From: "----, Elizabeth" -------@rscc.cc.tn.us
Date: Tue, 8 Jan 2002 15:40:08 -0500
To: "firstname.lastname@example.com"
Subject: How Sad
I read the whole Hate Mail page an noticed that you never answered one of your critics with facts. Typical. You answered them all with smart ass comments that weren't even clever. Sad.
DU RESPONDS: Elizabeth, you're an idiot. And that's a fact.
Get Over It ZZZzzzzz......
From: ----------@altavista.com (bob)
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 02:02:54 -0600
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: election
When are you going to get it. Gore and his buddies "CHERRY PICKED" the counties for a revote. In every election votes DO NOT count because people do not pay attention to what they are doing and DO NOT READ INSTRUCTIONS. After all the votes were counted by machine as designed and authorized by the democratic party, guess who won. That is right. President George W. Bush. Maybe by the next election you and your liberal big-government supporters will be able to instruct all those people who did not pay attention or read the instructions. Perhaps they can't read because of the liberal agenda in our schools to pass everybody thereby not hurting anyone's feelings. Forget what they haven't learned, just give them a good feeling about themselves. That ought to prepare them for life. Oh, why do you call yourselves the democratic underground. What are you hiding from?
DU RESPONDS: We're hiding from twits like you. Looks like we need to try harder.
On the Same Planet? Part One
From: "Mr. Quark" ------@yahoo.com
Date: Wed, 30 Jan 2002 09:57:19 -0800 (PST)
To: email@example.com
Subject: copyright
Don't accept emailed contributions because of "copyright issues"?
How could email copyright issues be more significant than the daily posting of copyrighted columns by your registered members?
DU RESPONDS: I'm sorry, you must be confusing us with FreeRepublic.com!
On the Same Planet? Part Two
From: ----------@attbi.com (James ----)
Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 20:24:06 -0600
To: email@example.com
Subject: Messages
As a conservative, I frequently visit your site to see what is going on in the extreme liberal world. I find interesting your diminishing amount posting activity. What do you think? Are your contributors giving up in the face of the obvious?
DU RESPONDS: I'm sorry, you must be confusing us with FreeRepublic.com!
And Finally...
From: -------------@AOL.com (John ----)
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 19:42:49 -0600
To: email@example.com
Subject: profanity
You have to warn your readers about profanity in the hatemail box? Have you read your site lately? I think they've been initiated.


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So we have been discussing the World Cup over here in addition to other seeds all posted to the footyvine newsvine group.
I thought it might be fun to try to predict who will win each match and see if someone can guess who will go all the way.
Here are the brackets as of yesterday:
I'll go first so you can see what I mean.


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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 31/1/2012 (1996 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
If you've seen me lurching around Safeway and bouncing off the canned goods, then you know I've been a little bit more jittery than lately usual.
This is partly because I'm nervous about the sorry state of the global economy, but mostly because I'm jacked to the gills on caffeine.
Seriously, my eyes are bugging out, my body is vibrating like a hummingbird, and I am pretty sure I haven't slept since Christmas.
As you can imagine, I feel totally awesome.
I am in this intensely over-caffeinated state because, prior to Christmas, whenever a commercial for one of those fancy computerized single-cup home brewing systems popped up on the TV, regardless of who I was with, I would instantly shriek: "OOOOH! I WANT THAT! I WANT THAT!"
The end result was that not only did my wife, She Who Must Not Be Named, buy me one of these state-of-the-art single-cup coffeemakers for Christmas, but my kind and generous buddy, Bob, did too.
For readers who can count, this means that, when it comes to brewing any caffeinated beverage you can name, my house now has tactical superiority over yours. I am not bragging here; I am just stating a fact.
I keep one of these computerized coffee devices in the kitchen, whereas I place the second (the Emergency Backup Caffeine-Delivery Unit) in whichever random room I want, such as the main bathroom.
This allows me to start the morning with a latte in the kitchen, then wander down the hall to the bathroom and, just before hopping in the bathtub to read the newspaper, whip up a cappucino.
I am guessing most of you have either seen these things on TV or have one in your home. They are great because they're simple: Press a button and the scanner reads a barcode on a tiny pod filled with coffee or milk and -- WHAMMO! -- the machine spits out the kind of caffeinated beverage you normally only get after spending eight years in line at an upscale coffee boutique where you are forced to interact with someone called a "barista," whose entire job is to sneer at you because you cannot remember how to pronounce the obnoxious name or cup size of whatever drink you are trying to order.
I love my TWO machines because they take the thinking out of making coffee. OK, I know what you are thinking here. You are thinking: "Gee, Doug, I'm thinking there isn't a whole lot of thinking that goes into making a cup of coffee."
Well, let me just say you sound a lot like my wife, who is not a big fan of my new coffeemakers. Her problem is she likes the coffee machine we already have.
That machine was given to us years ago by my sister, who is some kind of coffee guru with Starbucks, and the problem with it is unless you have a degree in nuclear physics you can't operate it, and even then you have to watch the instructional video that came with it.
I refuse to watch instructional videos on the grounds I am a guy. Another person in our house who does not watch instructional videos is our basset hound, Cooper, who loves the new coffee machines because he enjoys chewing the little foil pods that hold the coffee and milk.
Somehow, using a tongue that would make Gene Simmons green with envy, Cooper sweeps the foil pods onto the floor and sits there gnawing on them until he's transformed from a lethargic, bleary-eyed sandbag into a jittery sandbag that has clearly consumed too much caffeine.
But that's not the point. The point is I can feel myself starting to nod off, so I'm going to take another well-deserved caffeine break and make myself an espresso. If you need me, I'll be in the bathroom.


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George Clinton Accuses Detroit-Area Businessman of Royalty Rip Offs...
King of Funk George Clinton is one of over 200 people accusing a Detroit-area businessman of owing them royalties. Clinton and others allege Armen Boladian and his music publishing company, Bridgeport Music, have witheld millions of dollars in royalties. Via WXYZ:
An attorney, who works in the music industry, provided 7 Action News with a list of more than 200 names of artists, or their surviving relatives, who say that in just 2007 alone Boladian should have paid them more than $4.7 million in royalties. Clinton is on that list.
"Have you ever been able to settle with the people who say you owe them money?" Proctor asks Boladian.
"Well, we've settled on some things," he answers. "But we pay our royalties regularly to those who have money coming."
That statement is at the heart of the issue: Who really knows for certain what Boladian may owe. There are decades of financial records that he has refused to reveal to the people who have asked for royalty reports and other documents. They feel they have the right to know.
When Kid Rock took the half-time stage at Ford Field last Thanksgiving Day, Clinton was there with him wearing a shirt that read "Flashlight 2013." That is the symbol of Clinton's decades-long battle with Boladian.
Long after their first release, many of Clintons' songs took on a new life decades later in the hip-hop music world. Wrappers took beats or "samples" of Clinton's songs and made new recordings.
"My songs made babies," says Clinton. "Each one of my songs—Atomic Dog would have three- or four-hundred songs made from it alone."
Boladian is the subject of several lawsuits. WXYZ and The New York Times are also suing Bridgeport for access to their records.
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BEAVERTON, Ore., Sept. 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cascade Microtech,(Nasdaq: CSCD), a worldwide leader in precise electrical measurements on small structures, today announced a partnership agreement with Philips' MiPlaza research center and Agilent Technologies to create a new world class Electronic Measurement Laboratory on the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven, The Netherlands . The laboratory will enable development of complex nanoscale high-speed integrated circuits (ICs) at the heart of next generation wireless systems.
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"By creating the center and providing a state of the art set of tools, wehope to drive innovation in the development of advanced semiconductors," said Thaine Allison, director of advanced development, Cascade Microtech.
"We are very pleased with the collaborative work being done with MiPlaza,"said Benoit Neel, vice president and general manager, Agilent Technologies. "It is Agilent's strategic intent to work with the leading research entities and industry champions in order to facilitate innovation. Agilent believesthat initiatives such as MiPlaza create tremendous opportunities for technical advancement."
The Electronic Measurement Laboratory will be equipped with high-performance, high-frequency measurement instrumentation, including Cascade Microtech's state of the art RF probes, wafer probe station andAgilent Technology's network analyzer capable of handling 300mm wafers with frequencies up to 67 GHz. The lab will enable research groups to performprecise electrical measurements on ICs directly on-wafer and will be fully supported by applications personnel and measurement specialists.


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- This Spider-Man, X-Men and Fantastic 4 Concept Art Shows How Great the Films Could Have Been. *Sigh*
- What would it look like if there were a Joss Whedon themepark?
- Interview: Buffyfest Interviews Spike: The Devil You Know artist Chris Cross.
- Interview: Writer and artist Neal Adams talks Batman: Odyssey.
- iFanboy names 5 Heroes of Science.
- Interview: ComicBookMovies and JoBlo are reporting rumors from a "trusted source" that Nathan Fillion and Eva Longoria are in final talks to play Dr. Henry Pym and Janet Van Dyne in the Avengers movie.
- News: Over at the LA Times, rumours are suggesting that John Davis of Fox has optioned the film rights to Ray Bradbury's sci-fi classic The Martian Chronicles.
- io9 remembers 30 post-apocalyptic visions of the 21st Century.
- Little Miss reveals The Difference Between the Cast of Harry Potter and Twilight.
- The SciFi Blog names Sci Fi Spoofs That Should Be in your DVD Collection.
- SFX names its choices for The Top 10 Evil Twins.
- Interview: Locus interviews Kit Reed, author of Enclave.
- Interview: The Functional Nerds chat with genre book cover artist & 2010 Hugo nominee John Picacio about creating genre covers, how he became an artist, his work with Pyr, monetizing cover art and the future of the genre cover artist.
- Interview: Yasmine Galenorn talks about her debut novel, Night Myst.
- Can You Have Too Many Books? It's one of those zen questions, like "what's the stupidest question you can think of?"
- Could the Hub be the new business model of the future for books and libraries?
- The Guardian discusses Creative writing as literary 'intervention.'
- The Guardian has compiled a list of The top 100 books of all time that looks like it was written by your English 101 prof.
- Harvard Professors Suggest Summer Reading Picks For Undergrads, but somehow manage to completely omit both Harry Potter and the Twilight Saga.
- Huffington Post suggests how to take librarians off the endangered species list.
- The New York Times takes a look Inside Prison Libraries.
- In Today's vampire – a needy, neurotic wimp, Neil Gaiman reveals, "My next big novel was going to have a vampire. Now, I'm probably not. They are everywhere, they're like cockroaches."
- The Twilight series is cack-handed in execution, bereft of originality, ludicrous in its plots and yet lapped up by hordes. Children's author Philip Womack asks: if it isn't the writing, what is it?
- Crave picks The Top 10 TV Characters of the Decade.
- UGO names its choices for The Top 50 Futurama Episodes.
- Sci Fi Wire picks the 32 best quotes from Joss Whedon's Firefly.


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Suddenly, Wimbledon is a matter of last man - and woman - standing, tentatively. On Wednesday's rate of attrition, it might not even last until Sunday week.
In a painful day all round, nine players succumbed either because of injury or while trying to make light of injury. Some did not start, some started but did not finish, and some finished, but under duress. The tally of seven retirements or walkovers is believed to be the highest on a single day in the Open era of tennis.
It does not include Australia's big hope, Bernard Tomic, who retired from a doubles match with what was later confirmed as a slight hamstring strain. The implications for his singles match against American James Blake on Thursday were not immediately clear.
The day's toll included the second, third and ninth seeds in the women' draw as well as Belgian Steve Darcis, who was Monday's rooster when he knocked out Rafael Nadal and Wednesday's feather duster when a shoulder injury he aggravated that day prevented him even from taking the court. Most of the others laid at least part of the blame on a lack of traction in the courts, though sixth seed Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, who retired mid-match, put his knee tendon flare-up down hectic scheduling - and cold weather.
The biggest casualties were reigning Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka, the No 2 seed, and former champion Maria Sharapova, the third seed. Azarenka scratched from her centre court match before it began, and harked back to a heavy fall during her first-round match on Monday that looked momentarily as if it might put her out of the tournament then. "The court was not in a very good condition that day," she said. "My opponent felll twice; I fell badly; there were some other people who fell after."
Sharapova fell three times during her shock loss to Portugese qualifier Michelle Larcher De Brito. After the third, she was heard to mutter that the courts were "dangerous". She played on, unavailingly. De Brito, her conqueror, said she had noticed grass clippings on the court, and tried to avoid them.
Later, Sharapova was qualified in her assessment of the court, for fear of trivialing De Brito's win. "It was a bit slippery," she said. "I've never fallen three times in a match, ever. But I've seen a lot of players fall. It's a part of the game, part of what we have to deal with."
Caroline Wozniacki, the ninth seed, bowed out, victim of Czech Petra Cetkovska and exacerbated ankle ailments. She did not condemn the courts outright, but said they were slower and more slippery than usual, more like in last year's Olympic Games.
Anecdotally, the courts do appear suspect under foot. The consensus was that grass courts are usually lusher and harder on which to keep a foothold early in a tournament, but that this year, the degree is greater. In nearly every match, there is slipping and sliding.
But the All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club was having none of this insolence. "There have been no changes in the preparation of the courts and as far as we are aware the grass court surface is in excellent condition," the club said in a statement.
"In fact we believe that it is drier than last year when the prevailing conditions were cold and wet. A grass court is a natural surface and will generally be slightly more lush in the first couple of days. Although a number of players have withdrawn injured, only one player has attributed this to slipping over on court." Evidently, it was the club's thought that counted, not its auditor.
Nothing if not consistent for more than a century, the AELTCC was less concerned with the grass than with the footwear that treads it. It banned all-time great Roger Federer from again donning the orange-soled shoes he had worn in the first round, saying they were a breach of Wimbledon's all-white policy, which in any case is grey at best. On Wednesday, Federer's soles were pristine white. So was his game.
Completing the men's casualty list were Croatia's Marin Cilic (shoulder), Czech Radek Stepanek (hamtring) and American John Isner (knee). Cilic did not start, Isner lasted two games and Stepanek almost two sets. Isner now has the distinction of playing the longest match in Wimbledon history, and the second shortest. In the women's draw, Kazakhstan's Yaroslava Shvedova was unable to take the court to play Czech Petre Kvitova.
This day of stumbles and tumbles left gaping holes all over the draw. In Lleyton Hewitt's section, especially, you could drive a bus through it. Sadly, Hewitt won't be on it; he was buffeted out of the tournament by unorthodox German-Jamaican Dustin Brown.


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Aug. 19, 2002
Contact Ward Mullens
YPSILANTI The events of 9-11 made a nation mourn and left to make sense of the unthinkable. Today, nearly a year later, many are still grappling with the aftermath of the death and destruction left after the collapse of the World Trade Center, the attack on the Pentagon and the crash of Flight 93 in Pennsylvania.
Eastern Michigan University remembers and plans to reflect on those tragic
events during a conference entitled A Brave New World: The Lasting Effects
of Sept. 11. The all-day conference, scheduled Friday, Sept. 13, will
include a lineup of more than 40 speakers who will address the events of 9-11
and explore the effects the tragedy has on the country psychologically, politically
and on civil liberties
This conference plans to provide a lasting look at this event,
said David Richard, an associate professor of psychology, who is chairing the
conference. This is a very complex set of issues to deal with. In a society
that values free speech, the best thing to do is talk about this.
Daniel Kaufman, an assistant professor of philosophy at Southwest Missouri
State will provide the keynote at the breakfast in the McKenny Union Ballroom.
His speech is entitled, Modernity, Medievalism and the Clash of Civilizations:
Reflections on the one-year anniversary of Sept. 11.
Greg Leskin, a clinical psychologist at the National Center for Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder will give the dinner address that evening. His speech is Stress,
PTSD and Terrorism: the Sept. 11th Response at the Pentagon.
(Leskin) was on the emergency response team that went to the Pentagon,
Richard said. He will show picture slides and tell us about his experiences
The conference will conclude with dinner and musical presentation entitled
EMU Remembers 9/11 in Music, Dance and Verse, 8 p.m., Pease Auditorium.
EMU music faculty performers, in a multi-media retrospective of the events and
aftermath of Sept. 11, portray our countrys struggle to move from shock
and terror, to grief and reflection, and hope for a better tomorrow.
Opening Ceremony and Remarks, 8:15-9 a.m., Ballroom
Keynote Address: Modernity, Medievalism and the Clash of Civilizations: Reflections on the One-Year Anniversary of Sept. 11, presented by Daniel Kaufman, assistant professor of philosophy, Southwest Missouri State University, 9-10 a.m., McKenny Union Ballroom
Symposium: Psychological Reactions to Sept. 11, 10 a.m.-noon, Ballroom
Paper and Video: Sept. 11 and the Arts, 10 a.m.-noon, Guild Room
Symposium: Religion, Culture and Coping, 10 a.m.-noon, Tower Room
Free lunch and live entertainment, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Quad by Mark Jefferson
Symposium: Extremist Violence and Recovery, 1-3 p.m., Ballroom
Video: 9/11, 1-2:30 p.m., Guild Hall
Symposium: Sept. 11 and the Academy, Implications for University Life and Pedagogy, 1-2:30 p.m., Tower Room
Symposium: Surviving Trauma: Treating Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms and Avoidance Using Exposure Therapy, 1-2:30 p.m., Faculty Room
Paper: Post Sept. 11 Spirituality, 2:30-3:30 p.m., Tower Room
Symposium: Civil Liberties and Legal Issues in the Wake of Sept. 11, 3-5 p.m., Ballroom
Dinner and Invited Address: Stress, PTSD and Terrorism: The Sept. 11 Response to the Pentagon, 5:30-7:45 p.m., Ballroom
Music Department Concert and Closing Ceremony: EMU Remembers 9/11 in Music, Dance and Verse, 8 p.m., Pease Auditorium.


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Finding a job after the holidays
The holidays have come and gone, and some New Year's resolutions are already broken. But for those set on finding a new job, the spirit of "new career must" present lives on. And the future looks bright.
With key decision-makers back in the office, you might reap the fruits of your labor spent posting for jobs during the holidays. Or you might find new postings that better suit your background.
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These days, finding a job and completing the application process can seem daunting. From assessing whether you meet the requirements to registering online to uploading your resume and other files … it takes time. Just remember, these persistent steps help place you in the candidate pool.
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There are about 9 variants of the Ritz available with a limited edition Genus model also up for grabs. Safety has been also taken care off by the presence of air bags, ABS, EBD and a collapsible steering column. The Ritz is one of the Maruti cars which inspite of its tall boy design manages to impress with a good mix of ride and handling. The Maruti Ritz specifications and Maruti Ritz interior features are worth boasting of as well. The interiors may not make you go wow but they would definitely induce in you a feeling of being welcomed at all the times. The Maruti Ritz price in India starts from Rs 4,01,151 and goes upto Rs 5,34,014. All these prices are ex-show room.
Some of the Ritz cars with the diesel engine were reported to be recalled earlier on for a faulty engine component which were sourced from Italy by Fiat Motors. Marring that, there are no other faults from this Japanese made car.


text: Sugarloaf Inn Quick Specs Commissions 10.0%Year Built 1977Year Renovated 2013 View Large Interactive Map Address 5092 Access RdCarrabassett Valley, ME 04947 Web http://www.sugarloaf.com Phone + 1 207-237-6819 Fax + 1 207-237-3768 Toll-free 800-843-5623 Email email@example.com OverviewMeeting SpecsPhotos & videos Description Year-round Resort Complex situated at base of Sugarloaf Mountain, 10 yards from double chairlift.Year Built: 1977Year Renovated: 2013Check in Time: 4:00 PMCheck out Time: 11:00 AMNumber of Floors: 7Total Number of Rooms: 119Commissions: Room Only 10.0% Sugarloaf Inn Location & Neighborhoodclosest nearby city is Portland/Bangor. Base of Sugarloaf Mountain. Mountain. Sugarloaf Inn Rates & PoliciesCredit Cards Are AcceptedReservations must be guaranteed with a credit cardDeposit Policy: 50% deposit, balance on arrivalCancellation Policy: Full refund-$20.00 handling feeHotel Discounts offered: Group discountTravel Agents 10.0%Airline Personnel Nearby AirportsAugusta State (54 miles southeast)Bangor Intl (71.25 miles southeast)Knox Cty Regl (87 miles southeast)More Airports » Sugarloaf Inn Room AmenitiesSugarloaf Inn amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseBalcony/Terrace (some)CoffeemakerDaily Maid Service (some)Fireplace (working) (some)Kitchen/Kitchenette (some)Microwave Oven (some)Mini-Bar (some)TelephoneRefrigeratorCable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionDVD/VCR (some)Internet Access (Wireless) Guest ServicesATM/BankBabysitting/Child CareBarber/Hair StylistChildren/Teen ProgramsCurrency ExchangeGift ShopLaundry RoomLaundry/Dry Cleaning ServiceMulti-lingual StaffFree Onsite ParkingWheelchair Access to Common/Public AreasCommon Area Internet Access (Wireless) Security ServicesSmoke Alarm in RoomsSprinkler in RoomsValet Parking Service On-Site RecreationGame RoomGolf CourseHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageHot TubJogging TrailsPool (Indoor Pool)Snow SkiingTennis (Outdoor Tennis)Nearby RecreationBoating/SailingFishingHorseback RidingPool (Outdoor Pool)Water Skiing Sugarloaf Inn Meeting Rooms & Events6 Meeting Rooms holding 800 people.4,197 sq ft of Meeting Space6,000 sq ft of Exhibit SpaceKing PinePortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 800, Classroom- 350, Reception- 800, Banquet- 650Cranberry/Avery/Little BiPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 220, Classroom- 110, U-Shape- 25, Reception- 230, Banquet- 170MaplePortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 140, Classroom- 100, U-Shape- 35, Reception- 125, Banquet- 100Carrabassett A & BPortable walls AvailableFlooring: carpetCapacity: Theater- 150, Classroom- 75, U-Shape- 50, Reception- 130, Banquet- 100 Sugarloaf Inn Business ServicesA-V EquipmentBusiness CenterCopierFaxAdministrative ServicesMeeting Room Internet Access (Wireless) Sugarloaf Inn Images, Videos, & Virtual Tours Photos & Videos Sugarloaf Inn ExteriorSugarloaf Inn ExteriorSugarloaf Inn ExteriorSugarloaf Inn MeetingSugarloaf Inn RecreationSugarloaf Inn RecreationSugarloaf Inn RecreationSugarloaf Inn RecreationSugarloaf Inn Other Images Powered by VFM Leonardo Nearby Carrabassett Valley Hotels More Nearby Hotels Herbert Grand HotelTowne MotelSugarloaf Mountain HotelRangeley InnMountain Village Farm Bed & BreakfastSugarloaf Mountain ResortInn by the RiverBingham Motor Inn Hoteliers! Is your listing up to date? With over 130,000 hotels in our database, no other source compares to our depth of information. Click here to review and be sure the travel professional knows your hotel's latest details.


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Premise: This Sunday pregame staple debuted in 1985, and for every season since host and original ESPN employee Chris Berman has been at the helm. He's a football fan to the core, and that enthusiasm shines through as he introduces the features and directs the storylines associated with the day's games. Joining him are a roster of analysts highlighted by ex-NFL players. Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter deliver breaking news and injury updates, while reporters at game sites include Bob Holtzman and Sal Paolantonio.
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PACERS 108, BOBCATS 73: Roy Hibbert had 18 points and 14 rebounds as host Indiana cruised past hapless Charlotte.
Danny Granger and David West scored 14 points apiece as the Pacers won their second straight game following a five-game losing skid.
Derrick Brown scored 16 points and Kemba Walker added 15 for Charlotte, which lost for the 17th time in 18 games and suffered its seventh loss by 30 or more points.
The Bobcats had snapped a franchise-record 16-game losing streak by beating the Toronto Raptors on Friday but fell behind quickly against the Pacers and flirted with setting a franchise-record for largest losing margin. That mark was set on Feb. 2 when the Bobcats lost by 44 points to the Portland Trail Blazers.
Granger scored eight points during a 16-0 run that gave Indiana a 21-2 advantage with 3:39 left in the opening quarter. The Bobcats started the game by going 1 of 16 from the field.
The Pacers led 53-33 at halftime and boosted the lead to 30 by the middle of the third quarter. Indiana's advantage was 88-48 entering the final quarter.
Tyler Hansbrough scored 13 points, Dahntay Jones tallied 12 points and Darren Collison scored 11 for the Pacers, who had a 55-31 rebounding edge.
The Bobcats shot just 37.3 percent and fell to 2-16 on the road.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Indiana has defeated Charlotte eight straight times. … Bobcats leading scorer Gerald Henderson (hamstring) missed his eighth consecutive contest. … Hibbert hit 7 of 8 field-goal attempts while recording his second consecutive double-double. … Walker has scored in double figures in seven of his last eight games.


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The 3 Big Design Dilemmas Facing Apple, Twitter, And Google — Co.Design
In reporting this month's essay about the convergence of design and business that's being ushered in by Silicon Valley, a handful of companies kept cropping up: Apple, obviously, but also some less obvious ones such as Google and Twitter. Each of these companies has, in some way or another, caught the design bug. Google has begun to realize that it can't continue as a simply scattershot grouping of products and services. They've realized that they need to think in terms of product ecosystems and user delight. We're only seeing hints of this new ideal, via projects such as Google+, but the intent is there. Twitter, meanwhile, is very much a company that sees itself in Apple's mold: That is, design-driven, savvy about every last detail, and hyper user-focused.
Scientists Offer New Formula to Predict Career Success — Chronicle of Higher Education
First there was the "impact factor." Then came the "h-index." Now, for those who believe that scientific prowess can be measured by statistical metrics, comes the Acuna-Allesina-Kording formula.
The formula, outlined on Wednesday in the journal Nature, is intended to improve upon the h-index—a tally of a researcher's publications and citations—by adding a few more numerical measures of a scientist's publishing history to allow for predictions of future success.
The idea, said the paper's senior author, Konrad P. Kording, an associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at Northwestern University, is to help universities and grant-writing agencies "fund someone who will have high impact in the future."
Let Spain, Greece (and maybe Italy) Exit the Eurozone Temporarily, Devalue and Grow — Knowledge @ Wharton
Wednesday's favorable German court ruling is a major step forward for European Central Bank head Mario Draghi's proposed unlimited sovereign-bond purchase program to rescue the eurozone. But even if implemented, it misses the most pressing problem — a desperate need for short-term economic growth. The best way to achieve that: a temporary exit from the eurozone by Spain, Greece, and possibly Italy that would allow for major devaluations, says Wharton finance professor Franklin Allen. Once growth redresses regional imbalances, the countries could rejoin the currency union.
Cut Through Career Uncertainty with Two Forecasting Tools — Harvard Business Review
Any time you make an important career decision, you're predicting where you're headed and whether your decision will move you toward your aspirations. Forecasts help you decide whether to accept a job offer or decline. They help you choose whether to stay put at your current position or move on. They can even help when you're unsure about committing to a significant education program or other future endeavor.
But if you don't know where to begin, two forecasting tools used in business strategy can be a smart way to start. Applying these strategy tools to your career can help you make better decisions.
Setting Prices Based on Customer Value — MIT Sloan Management Review
Could you be charging 25% more than you do right now?
Companies generally use one of three methods to set prices, but many pricing scholars think one of those ways is preferable.
Here are some excerpts from Andreas Hinterhuber and Stephan Liozu's recent MIT Sloan Management Review article "Is It Time to Rethink Your Pricing Strategy?" about how one company came around to a new strategy.


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A church group in Broomfield, Colorado are bringing warmth to their community and those less fortunate through their impressive knitted donations.
The Women's Gathering, a group of ladies from Holy Comforter Episcopal Church, have been using their skills, and a large collection of donated yarn, to crochet and knit hats, scarves and blankets.
They have also been mending clothing sent to them, Broomfield Enterprise reports.
But rather than keeping these garments for their friends and family they have been putting together packages to help communities in Colorado and South Dakota.
Each week a new pile of finished designs is made, which can then be sent out to areas such as the Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux reservation in South Dakota, which is one of the poorest areas of the US.
Here winters are bitterly cold, so hats, mittens and blankets are given.
Dotti Moyer, who leads the Women's Gathering, estimated that more than 700 hats, mittens and neck warmers have been constructed over the past four years, as well as over 250 bed covers.
After visiting the area, Ms Moyer said: "Most homes are heated with propane that many people cannot afford to purchase, therefore in the winter, they have no heat and no inside water."
The group have even donated fleece blankets for the local children to use while they travel on the buses to and from school.
Many other charities are helped too, with rag dolls donated to Court Appointed Special Advocates in South Dakota, which works with abused children, and A Precious Child, which helps children and babies in need.
The group also help assemble first aid kits and act as a support network for women in the community, giving them the chance to not only hone their knitting skills, but also an opportunity to socialise and help their local area.


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Scholar on Migration Studies Comes to PCC
Lina Beydoun is a Brookings Doha Center - Qatar University visiting fellow. She is also assistant professor in the Anthropology and Sociology Department at Adelphi University in New York. She previously taught at George Mason University, where she also managed the Global Humanitarian Action and International Development programs in the Center for Global
Education. She was also a lecturer in the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies at Wayne State University.
Beydoun specializes in human rights, migration, and citizenship, with a focus on Lebanon, Egypt, and Sierra Leone. She has conducted extensive research on Lebanese migration to Sierra Leone, and is currently examining the effects of the Arab Spring on minority rights in Egypt as well as the condition of stateless people in Kuwait. She managed several projects with Save the Children Foundation, UNICEF, and the Arab Council for Childhood and Development. Beydoun received her Ph.D. in sociology from Wayne State University and her B.A. in social and behavioral sciences from the American University of Beirut.
In her talk entitled "People on the Move: Migration Trends in Sub-Saharan Africa", Beydoun will focus on key migration patterns throughout Africa, including, migrations into Africa (non-Blacks moving in during colonial times), out of Africa (focusing on more recent migrations to Europe through Spain and Italy with tragic consequences) and within Africa (e.g.refugees from Somalia in Kenya, labor migrants from various African countries to South Africa). She will also discuss the role of climate change and drought, key factors that lead increasingly to internal displacement than to protracted refugee situations.
Below is a video recording of her talk. For using this talk for instruction or curriculum, here is a summary of its major points and issues covered:
• Provides an overview of her lecture ( 0:27) • Defines "Sub-Saharan Africa" (2:50)
• Shares her personal story of migration: (3:32)
• Begins to discuss colonialism in Africa, including the early 20 various ruling European countries. Contrasts a colonial map with one of Africa today. (7:00)
• Discusses how these "artificial" borders forced together separate ethnic groups and separated those groups that were united. (8:38)
• Outlines problems that this preferential treatment caused for this "privileged class" of immigrants. Refers to the 1962 amendment of Sierra Leone's constitution, which aimed to limit Lebanese and Indian power. Those who were born in Sierra Leone needed to naturalize. (12:17)
• Covers the key reasons for the rise in migration during the post-colonial era: "economic collapse," "brutal conflict," "famine," and "drought." (20:20)
• Discusses typical migration patterns out of Africa into the E.U.. (23:50)
On Monday, January 28, from 10-11am, Professor Lina Beydoun spoke in the Cascade Morarity Auditorium on key migration patterns in Africa.


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New local cookbook is the ultimate fine dining guide
To a lot of people, Linda Mutschler's job as an equity analyst on Wall Street sounds intimidating -- the complex number crunching, the risky portfolio advice, the long hours.
But it wasn't until she retired from her career in 2005 and moved back to Milwaukee that she says the real challenge began.
"I didn't know how to cook, at all," says the wife and mother of two who was ranked the No. 1 wireless services analyst for Merrill Lynch in the U.S.
Defining her four major food groups as "pizza, spaghetti, microwave popcorn and Cheerios," Mutschler was starting from scratch in the kitchen, and if she wanted to invite guests to her table, she was going to need a full-fledged gastronomy guide.
When her search for said guide fell short, she decided she'd write it herself.
This, of course, would take practice.
"I started cooking four or five things a day," she says. She also registered for wine tastings, collected feedback from friends and neighbors and sent her husband to flower arranging classes.
"I constantly cooked," she says of her three-year test and trial period. "In 2007 we had 30 dinner parties, which is about one every 12 days."
Her do-it-yourself approach eventually morphed into meal mastery. This January, her book "Fast Track to Fine Dining: A Step by Step Guide to Planning a Dinner Party" hit the shelves at several Milwaukee-area independent bookstores and cooking supply stores.
It's far more than just a collection of relished recipes; it's a whole-picture look at everything it takes to make a meal a success on every level. This extremely well organized hardcover book features 16 menus, which are divided up among the four seasons. Each is then flushed out with everything you need to know to pull it off: a detailed shopping list, wine pairing suggestions, decoration tips for that added curb appeal and -- most importantly -- a timeline to keep you on track.
"I never knew how you make it all happen at the right time," she says. Her timeline begins with the basics -- shower and dress -- and walks you through starting, finishing and serving times to execute a practically flawless presentation.
The meals sound and look sophisticated -- lamb tagine, rustic seafood bake and marinated flank steak, for example -- but Mutschler says all her recipes remain accessible for anyone who wants to cook at home, regardless of skill level.
"It does take time," she says. "If you make all six courses, it'll take you five to six hours, but it's spread out over a few days. Being prepared and doing as much as you can in advance is probably my best tip."
She doesn't claim it's going to be easier than popping in a frozen pizza, but promises that if you can follow directions, you can through a fabulous dinner party.
"Fast Track to Fine Dining" is $38.95 and is available at the lemon tree (Mequon), Past Basket, Giraffe, Sendik's (Downer Ave.), Paperwork, Little Read Book (Wauwatosa) and Grand Gourmet (Brookfield).
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TURIN -- The first thing that Maelle Ricker did after she was released from hospital was call Dominique Maltais and congratulate her on winning a bronze medal for Canada.
The second thing she did was watch a televised replay of the women's snowboard cross final -- of which she had no recollection.
"This morning I tried to remember what happened but I couldn't," said Ricker, a Vancouver boarder. "It was pretty disappointing to see. I was just going too fast and I landed flat and hit my head.
"The whole thing is pretty disappointing. When you're preparing for something for such a long time and you have that happen, well, I don't even know what to say except I'm sorry."
Ricker has what was described as a "slight concussion," a headache, a sore neck and a sore back. Other than that, and an opportunity gone wrong, she was surprisingly upbeat one day after falling head first and being taken by helicopter from a ski hill to hospital.
"I'm fine, a little sore, but nothing's broken. At least I didn't really injure anything, that's the good thing," she said. "This isn't the worst fall I've had. I didn't injure my knees as I have in the past.
"This is just one of those things that happens in boarding. I know it felt like it was my day. I was going great. I'm just glad Dominique came through and got up and won a medal. It was great one of us could be on the podium."
As for the rest of the Games, Ricker plans on playing the part of tourist. "I'm staying right to the end," she said. "I want to relax some, go to see some events. As of today, I'm on vacation."
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Perhaps as overdue appreciation from the football bowl gods, Tucson attorney Burt Kinerk got a pinch-me-it's-true phone call from Albuquerque the other day.
"I'm sending a private jet for you and six other Arizona fans," the voice said. "You'll have seats to the Arizona-Nevada game in a private suite, and I'll make sure you're back in Tucson for tipoff to the Arizona-Florida basketball game. It won't cost you a cent."
With one phone call, Kinerk was treated better by the Gildan New Mexico Bowl and its supporters than in the 15 years he founded, gained accreditation for and staged the Copper Bowl (with its attendant corporate sponsorship names).
"Tucson is such a natural place to hold a bowl game," Kinerk says now, the hurt gone from his tone 13 years after former Fiesta Bowl chief John Junker literally hijacked the game and moved it to Phoenix. "As I look back, it's sad our hospitality industry, the city and the county, did not embrace the game, nothing substantial, and just let it go."
If Albuquerque has a bowl game, shouldn't Tucson?
If Mobile, Ala., and Shreveport, La., and El Paso all have bowl games, doesn't it seem odd that Tucson, which is larger and has a more welcoming climate and tourist facilities, doesn't?
Each of the 31 American cities staging bowl games this year has someone like Kinerk, a get-things-done community servant working to better the order. That's the only way a bowl game survives in the off-Broadway markets. One man must take charge. In Tucson, that man was Burt Kinerk.
So it was a pleasant surprise when Albuquerque attorney Turner Branch, whose name "Branch Field" adorns the turf at UNM's University Stadium, phoned to invite his old friend to Saturday's festivities.
Perhaps they should hire Kinerk as a consultant; it's both ironic and predictable that the Gildan New Mexico Bowl, in its seventh season, is fully into the woes that rode shotgun with Kinerk from 1989 to 1999.
Tickets sales in Albuquerque, estimated at maybe 9,000, are slower than a desert tortoise. Fans from the participating schools, Arizona and Nevada, will leave about 11,000 of their total 15,000 ticket allotment unoccupied.
There's more: The state of New Mexico shaved its appropriation to the Gildan New Mexico Bowl from $330,000 to a mere $50,000 this year. Why bother? Because 50K keeps "New Mexico" in the title.
Otherwise, Saturday's game would be as faceless as the Belk Bowl (Charlotte, N.C.), the Beef 'O'Brady's Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.) and the GoDaddy.com Bowl (Mobile, Ala.)
The Gildan New Mexico Bowl is still kicking for one reason: ESPN bought the game and six other low-brow bowl games for the not-so-grand purpose of live December programming. Had ESPN begun buying up struggling bowl games in 1999, the Copper/Insight/Weiser Lock/Domino's Pizza bowl would probably still be played at Arizona Stadium.
Not that Tucson cared.
Only 37,237 attended the inaugural Copper Bowl on New Year's Eve, 1989, to watch the Arizona Wildcats play North Carolina State. By 1999, on death watch, a scant 35,762 showed up on New Year's Eve afternoon to watch Colorado beat Boston College 62-28.
Those numbers will overwhelm the spotty fans-in-the-stands numbers Saturday in Albuquerque. But ESPN will, as they say in the business, write it off.
"If you got the right group involved in Tucson, it could work," says Kinerk. "But it comes down to how the community perceives the game. We could never get to the point of getting that acceptance.
"There are so many bowls now; I would like to see Albuquerque hang in there, but it's tough when the stadium is half-empty."
Tucson struggled for far more than community support. The Pac-10 would not recognize the Copper Bowl and repeatedly declined to link its middle-tier finishers to Tucson. That's why the game was often stuck with a dreadful matchup, such as Indiana-Baylor in 1991, Texas Tech-Air Force in 1995 and Missouri-West Virginia in 1998.
Tucson had climate, big-league hotel amenities and a functional stadium, but no charm, no buzz, no Pac-10 support and, ultimately, no future.
Albuquerque's issues are sometimes more advanced than those of the old Copper Bowl. For instance, there is almost no novelty about playing in a bowl game any longer. They are littered all over the map, available to .500 finishers. Even when the hometown Lobos played in the game, in 2006 and 2007, attendance never exceeded 34,111. Here's a really bad sign: Three of the last four GNMB games drew fewer than 26,000.
The New Mexico people aren't apt to be rescued by a gee-whiz, we-gotta-be-there audience the way Tucson did in 1993.
In '93, Kansas State qualified for its first bowl game in 11 years (and second in history). An estimated 20,000 KSU fans traveled to Tucson and 49,075 were in the house for its victory over Wyoming.
"There were so many Kansas State fans here," Kinerk remembers, "that some had to get hotel rooms in Willcox."
Those days of getting a lucky draw in the bottom section of the bowl calendar are rare. On Saturday, Arizona and Nevada will open the bowl season with a few diehards in the stands.
If ESPN's cameras weren't humming, you'd almost think it was Willcox.
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The 18-credit TESL Certificate is designed for students who want to teach in situations that do not require Wisconsin public school teacher licensure, such as teaching English overseas or in adult literacy programs or tutorial programs sponsored by community service organizations or private companies. To be eligible for the TESL certificate of completion program, students must either be candidates for a B.A. or B.S. degree or have already completed such a degree.
Within Humanistic Studies, the 24-credit minor emphasis is designed for students who wish to explore key linguistic, cultural, or pedagogical themes in greater depth. This Linguistics/TESL emphasis may or may not be combined with an ESL licensure program (approved by the State of Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction) for ages 6 to 12/13 (MC-EA) or all ages (EC-A).
For students wishing to teach ESL in Wisconsin public schools, an appropriate ESL license must be obtained. Completing the TESL Certificate or one of the Linguistics/TESL emphases in Humanistic Studies does not in and of itself qualify as an ESL license to teach in Wisconsin public schools. A full description of the ESL teacher licensure program and requirements at UW-Green Bay is available from the professional program in education.


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A 5/8" Straight
Razor by Shapleigh Hdwe Co. "Diamond Edge"
This cut throat
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