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Check here for ACE Academy information.
On November 14, 2009 NAS Wildwood Aviation Museum lost two good friends. Thaddeus "Ted" Lazowski and his son Thaddeus were killed when their plane crashed near Woodbine Airport. Young Thaddues was a gifted student enrolled at Cape Christian Academy, and he had a love for learning, especially about science, history and aviation. Thaddeus' mother Valerie Lazowski continues to be a supporter of our museum and our mission.
In 2010, NASW was proud to award the first annual Thaddeus Lazowski Memorial ACE Scholarship to Cape Christian Academy student Jonathon Clark. The 2011 Thaddeus Scholarship winner was Devin Farrow.
NASW is offering the Thaddeus Lazowski Memorial ACE Scholarship again in 2013. The recipient will attend ACE Academy free of charge. In order to apply, students should write an essay, approximately one page double-spaced, on the following topic:
Thaddeus had a passion for aviation, science, math, technology and history. Tell us about your passion for these subjects and why they are important in today's society.
Applications are due on or before June 30th, 2014. Applicants should send their essay, along with name, age, school attended and contact information, to:
Bruce A. Fournier, Academy Director
Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum
500 Forrestal Rd
Cape May Airport, NJ 08242
or via e-mail: email@example.com
or via fax: (609) 886-1942
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Dana Brown
Dana Allen Brown
- Bats Right, Throws Left
- Height 5' 9", Weight 175 lb.
- School Seton Hall University
- Born February 19, 1967
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Outfielder Dana Brown was a college teammate of Mo Vaughn, Craig Biggio, and John Valentin. He was selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the thirty-fifth round of the 1989 amateur draft. Brown debuted professionally with the Batavia Clippers, hitting .274/~.336/.367 with 18 stolen bases. In 1990, Dana split the season between the Clearwater Phillies (.256/~.330/.309, 30 for 37 in steal attempts, 12 outfield assists) and the Spartanburg Phillies (.291/~.395/.351, 27 runs in 34 games, 10 for 12 in steals, 22 BB). In his last year as a player, he made it to AA with the Reading Phillies. For Reading, Brown hit .244/~.314/.299 and stole 24 bases, second on the club to Bruce Dostal.
In 1992, Del Unser of the Phillies offered him a job as a coach. In 1993, he left the Phillies for a job as a scout with the Pittsburgh Pirates. In 2002, Montreal Expos General Manager Omar Minaya brought him on board with the Expos as the Scouting Director. When Minaya left for the New York Mets in 2005, current General Manager Jim Bowden came on board retaining him in that role.
In October 2009, Brown was hired as a "special assistant" to new Jays' GM Alex Anthopoulos, both having worked together for the Expos.
He has signed John Lannan, Ian Snell, Eury Pérez, Larry Broadway and Chris Young.
Sources include 1990-1992 Baseball Almanacs, 1991 Baseball Guide

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Keaton Todd, a 16-year-old junior at Anderson County High School, recently qualified to compete with a vocal acoustic performance in the 2013 Coca-Cola Talent Classic Semi-Finals competition at the Kentucky State Fair on Aug. 17, according to a news release.
A reception is set to be held in honor of Ethel Robinson Puckett in celebration of her 90th birthday on Aug. 25 from 2-4 p.m. at the Anderson County park building.
All friends and relatives are invited to come visit and join the celebration. Event organizers request no gifts.
A celebration in honor of Elizabeth (Mrs. Willard) Bryant's 90th birthday will be held Sept. 1 in the fellowship hall of the Lawrenceburg First Christian Church.
Friends and well wishers may pay their respects from 2:30-4:30 p.m., event organizers said in a release, and cards and good wishes are also appreciated.
Compassionate Friends announce upcoming meetings
The Compassionate Friends will host meetings for bereavement parents who have lost children of any age.
Meetings are held on the first Thursday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. and the third Monday from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the hospice building, 643 Teton Trail in Frankfort.
For more information, contact Kathy Wainscott at 502-517-6289.
Salvisa Christian Church
to sponsor Make-A-Blanket Day
Salvisa Christian Church will sponsor a Project Linus Make-A-Blanket Day on Aug. 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Participants should feel free to come and go as they are able, event organizers said.
A potluck lunch will be served. Event organizers ask that participants bring 1.5 yards of fleece in any color or characters pleasing to children aged infant to 18.
Thursday, Aug. 15, 1963
A series of mysterious explosions early Friday injured a woman, destroyed a storage building, damaged several homes and automobiles and set fire to a 12,000 gallon kerosene tank at the Gulf Oil bulk plant at Princeton.
"I yelled at my granddaughter to get out — I thought we were being bombed," said Mrs. L.C. Holt, 68, who said three explosions rocked the area near her home.
Sand Spring Baptist announces upcoming events
Sand Spring Baptist Church, located at 1616 Harrodsburg Road, will be hosting a concert Aug. 23 at 7 p.m., according to a news release.
Southern Gospel Groups "The Shireys" from Columbia, S.C., and "The Jay Stone Singers" from Hope Mills, N.C., will be in concert at Sand Spring Baptist Church.
Love offering will be available.
Anderson County Extension
Thursday, Aug. 8, 1963
Claude Drury sustained broken ribs and severe bruises Monday when the tractor he was operating overturned and rolled down a hill. A local physician treated him.
Bobby J. Gritton, Donnie O. Hunter, William F. Murphy, George T. Welch, Gilbert B. Sea and James T. Campbell were to leave Aug. 15 for their Army physical examinations in Louisville.
Wilmer Leon Best was to leave for induction.
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Reader: Why didn't Natural Grocers open sooner in Capitol Hill?
Vitamin Cottage opened its first store fifty years ago in Lakewood. Today the natural-foods enterprise has morphed into Natural Grocers, with locations in a dozen states -- including a brand-new store that opened this week in Capitol Hill, at 1433 Washington Street. But while the store was definitely welcomed by a neighborhood lacking in grocery options, its debut was overshadowed by a trio of Trader Joe's outposts opening on February 14, the day before the soft opening of this Natural Grocers spot.
See also: Natural Grocers opens today in Capitol Hill
Says B-Rad:
Sucks to be the ugly kid at the prom, wishing someone would ask you to dance. Definitely the worst selected opening date in a PR kinda way.
But Jonathan is just glad to see the store there:
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage whoop whoop! Great to finally have this in Capitol Hill. My biggest complaint, though, is, why the heck didn't you all open up sooner in Capitol Hill? Needless to say, I'll still do a lot of buying there.
Have you been to a Natural Grocers store? Trader Joe's? How do you think the two compare? If you live in Capitol Hill, where do you shop?
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Sat, 08 Mar 2014
Fri, 13 Sep 2013
The Liverpool-born DJ/producer talks about the 11th anniversary of his Circus label nights, the future of his label, and much more...
Tue, 06 Nov 2012
Soundwall feature.
Fri, 27 Jan 2012
The only mix recorded from the last ever Store Street session... An ace mix...
Wed, 29 Jun 2011
A then 21-year-old Yousef mixes up Masters At Work, Moodymann and Roni Size in this winning entry to a 1997 edition of Muzik Magazine's monthly Bedroom Bedlam competition, recorded to cassette tape.
Tue, 15 Mar 2011
3+1/2 hr dj set recorded LIVE from warung beach club on my debut Feb 18th 2011. One of the most magical clubs in planet. Groovy and deep to start then rising from house into techno. back into authentic house before ending on some classics as the sun rose at around 7am.
Thu, 07 Oct 2010
yousef debut set at antwerp's world famous "cafe de anvers"
Thu, 29 Jul 2010
Yousef whips the crowd into an absolute frenzy on the Sunset terrace of Space Ibiza with his energetic mixing style and bumping grooves.
The Circus boss comes live from Circo Loco at DC10, recorded at the club earlier this month. Expect Ibiza-approved house and tech sounds aplenty.
Sat, 10 Oct 2009
Out Now;
Yousef - Pressure EP - Plastic City
Yousef - Summertime EP - Circus recordings
Express 2 - Sat What? - Yousef Circus Rework - Junior Boys Own
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Jacket: Old Navy
Stockings & Flower Pin: Kohls
Pearl Bracelet: Premiere Jewelry
Pearl Necklace: Ann Taylor Loft
"The dress must not hang on the body but follow its lines. It must accompany its wearer and when a woman smiles the dress must smile with her." ~Madeleine Vionnet
There is really nothing more feminine than a dress and dresses have returned to the fashion trend scene in a big way. My friend, Sacramento at MISPAPELICOS says that American women love pants too much and don't wear enough dresses. She may be right. She pens her blog from Spain and always looks fabulous.
|Sacramento! One classy Spanish lady!
One of my goals for the warmer weather is to have more dresses and skirts in my closet….especially now that I am feeling more confident in them. I had not noticed until recently that apparently since I gained so much weight, I stopped wearing dresses …in fact, avoided them at all costs. But, that is about to change!! I really hope to see the dress section of my closet begin to grow.
But, what do you think...do American women avoid dresses and favor pants too much???
"Dresses for breakfasts, and dinners, and balls;
Dresses to sit in, and stand in, and walk in;
Dresses to dance in, and flirt in, and talk in;
Dresses in which to do nothing at all;
Dresses for Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall."
~William Allen Butler, "Nothing to Wear"
I am headed to spring retreat with 200 teenagers (which includes
April Fool's Day, oh joy!) I will return to blogging this
weekend....if I have the energy left!!!!!
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Amherst Named NFHCA National Academic Team, Places 18 on National Academic Squad
March 8 - The Amherst field hockey team earned National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III National Academic Team honors, recognizing collegiate programs with a combined GPA of 3.0 or higher. Eighteen of the 25 players on the team, including senior co-captains Emma Feinstein and Alicia Pichard, were named to the NFHCA Division III National Academic Squad as well. Full Story
Amherst Places Three on STX/NFHCA Division III All-New England West Region Team
November 22 - Amherst junior Katherine Skrivan and seniors Alicia Pichard and Erin Leydon were each named to the 2004 STX/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III All-New England West Region Team on Monday. Skrivan was a first-team selection while Pichard and Leydon earned second-team honors. Full Story
Skrivan Named Field Hockey All-NESCAC
November 11 - Amherst junior forward Katherine Skrivan was named to the 2004 NESCAC Field Hockey All-Conference Team on Wednesday. A second-team selection, Skrivan posted a team-best 18 points on six goals and six assists this season. Full Story
Jeffs End Season with 2-1 Overtime Loss to 15th-Ranked Williams
October 30 - The Amherst field hockey team ended its season with a 2-1 overtime loss to visiting NESCAC and Little Three rival Williams College on Saturday. The Jeffs conclude their season at 5-8 (3-6 NESCAC), narrowly missing out on a berth in the seven-team NESCAC Postseason Championship Tournament. Full Story
Jeffs Snap Losing Streak with 1-0 Overtime Win at Conn. College
October 24 - The Amherst field hockey team snapped a five-game losing streak with a 1-0 overtime victory at NESCAC opponent Connecticut College on Sunday. Junior Katherine Skrivan scored her second goal of the weekend and sixth of the season with just 4:02 remaining in the extra session as the Jeffs improved to 5-7 overall and 3-5 in conference play. Full Story
Jeffs Suffer 4-2 Defeat at Wesleyan
October 23 - Despite second-half scores from junior Katherine Skrivan and sophomore Rachel Carr-Harris, the Amherst field hockey team suffered its fifth straight loss, a 4-2 decision at NESCAC and Little Three rival Wesleyan University on Saturday. The Cardinals improve to 10-2 overall and 5-2 in conference play, while the Jeffs fell to 4-7 (2-5 NESCAC). Full Story
Jeffs Fall 1-0 to Visiting Colby
October 16 - The Amherst field hockey team fell to 4-6 overall and 2-4 in conference play with a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to visiting Colby College (6-5/2-5 NESCAC) on Saturday. Colby sophomore Christine Maloney scored the game-winner 7:46 into the opening period off a feed from senior Adrienne LeClair, handing the Jeffs their fourth consecutive loss. Full Story
Jeffs Suffer 2-1 Overtime Loss to Babson
October 14 - The Amherst field hockey team suffered a 2-1 overtime loss to visiting non-conference opponent Babson College on Thursday. Junior Katherine Skrivan scored the lone Amherst goal as the Jeffs dropped their third straight and fell to 4-5. Full Story
Jeffs Stymied at No. 4 Middlebury, 4-0
October 9 - The Amherst field hockey team was shut out at fourth-ranked NESCAC rival Middlebury College on Saturday, 4-0. The undefeated Panthers tallied three first-half goals en route to their ninth win of the season and sixth in conference play, while the Jeffs suffered their second consecutive loss and fell to 4-4 and 2-3. Full Story
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A flight attendant has revealed the most irritating drinks order a passenger can make at 36,000 feet.
Wedded bliss for school friends
Maeve McKenna Watch as this couple ties the knot at a picturesque Tasmanian vineyard.
The dementia cases that can be prevented
Sarah Berry Dementia affects 410,000 Australians. It is the country's second leading cause of death.
Greg Norman's life is like Goop for senior citizens
Jenna Clarke Greg Norman is the male version of Gwyneth 'Goop' Paltrow the world never knew existed, needed or wanted.
What the Health: The 'alternative facts' about veganism
Sarah Berry The arguments for and against veganism are often so emotive that truth becomes collateral damage.
Australia near top in global retiree wellbeing
John Collett Australia is in sixth place in a global ranking of welfare in retirement of 43 countries.
Doctors report finding 27 contact lenses in woman's eye
Travis M. Andrews "We were really surprised that the patient didn't notice it because it would cause quite a lot of irritation while it was sitting there."
Why obesity is driving this female cancer
Paula Goodyer There's a problem with overweight and obesity that has nothing to do with body image or dress size
'The day my partner went and bought 11 wild camels'
Wayne Morris had 20 years' dairy farming behind him. And then he bought a herd of camels.
'Cafe's babycino ban makes no sense'
Lauren Dubois My friend was told at a cafe that her daughter couldn't have a babycino because they "take too long to make".


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Aggregated search for the media industry, using feeds created by Accentivo. Aggregates search results from Google, Guardian, Brand Republic and a gender prediction tool from Microsoft.
This is a great tool. I work in digital media planning in London and this has saved me hours. My production team are wandering how you created the application without access to public API's?


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Discover a selection of top forums vidding syndrome on the internet. Come to share your passion on forums vidding syndrome and meet other fans of vidding syndrome. Then, why don't you create your own forum of vidding syndrome ?
Red Hawk Ranch is your spot for horse boarding, lessons, riding, training, and leasing. We also host Camp Onward, a program for teens with Asperger's syndrome.
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Can anyone please explain me how Social Bookmarking help in increasing traffic towards website???
Social book marking is a good way to promote your site and also improves SEO. Bookmarkeing helps create backlinks which are important for almost all search engines.
Social bookmarking is best Off page seo techniques which give good result in Google by doing on High page rank website of social bookmarking
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So I'm wondering, I know it's allowed to upload something to the PSD category and then later make a theme out of it and upload that too. Is it allowed to bundle the PSD in with the theme as well?
I'm just thinking about whether it's worth trying to upload an unused design or two to the PSD category for now but I'm guessing themes that come with a PSD will sell better so if it's going to cause me bother down the line when I get time to convert them I'd best not.
Lol, of course you're allowed to bundle it together What we like do is release a WP version first, and release the PSD file when the WP version is off the frontpage. Kinda means two weeks of frontpage exposure for the same theme. Make sure to mention the WP version and PSD version on both detail pages. You can also choose to release a html template of the same theme.


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Dissertation in Postcolonial Studies
- Module Code:
- Credits:
- 60
- Taught in:
- Full Year
Objectives and learning outcomes of the module
At the end of the course, a student should be able to demonstrate…
- a deep understanding of Postcolonial Studies, its theories, methodologies and relevant literature in the context of Asian, Near and Middle East and/or African studies.
- The ability to frame research questions, analyse, evaluate and explain theoretical and methodological sources in this field.
- The skill to pursue independent research projects from primary and secondary sources, to gather relevant information, and to analyse, evaluate and articulate their arguments coherently and clearly.
This course will be taught over 15 week (June-September) in 3 one-hour sessions of supervision in total once the student has decided upon a topic.
Scope and syllabus
This course is a core element of the MA in Postcolonial Studies. Following on from the core course on 'Postcolonial Theory and Practice' with reference to Africa, Asia, the Near and Middle East and from the additional region-specific courses taken on the programme, students will develop their regional knowledge with reference to theoretical and methodological frameworks taught in the core course. The topic of the dissertation is left to students to decide according to their interests and subject to the agreement of the Programme Convenor. Students are allocated a supervisor early in the 2nd term. On the basis of supervised research, the student is expected to write a 10,000 word dissertation which:
- meets acceptable standards of academic writing and presentation
- shows a critical understanding of the relevant literature
- develops a focused and clear argument, supported by the relevant use of theoretical material and evidence
- makes an original contribution to the area of research. The original component of the dissertation can be achieved in a number of ways, among them, the presentation of new data/evidence, (re)analysis of further development of existing analyses, and the critical re-evaluation or re-interpretation of existing theoretical material with reference to Asia, Africa, and/or the Near and Middle East.
Method of assessment
A dissertation of 10,000 words to be submitted on 15th September in the final year of study (100%).


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From: "Lewis Townsend" <>
Subject: RE: [DNA] 25/25 match - different surname
Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:30:53 -0500
In-Reply-To: <email@example.com>
Another reason for following up on matches of different surname:
A 12 12 match of different surnames lead to finding that the two families
lived in the same place and intermarried in the 1600s on Long Island NY,
therefore a common location interest.
It also lead to expansion tests to 25 markers where the match dropped to
But over all part of the learning experience.
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First: Wow. I had a fantastic time at Eschaton 2012 in Ottawa. Gushy thank-yous to the organizers and volunteers, especially Seanna, Evan and Ania. Kevin Smith, President and Chair of Center For Inquiry Canada, you and your entire organization totally rock. All of you give me hope. (Give me a shout for your next event, and I'll be there before the echoes die away.)Also, to my FTB co-bloggers PZ, Crommunist, Natalie and Ophelia, it was especially nice to meet you or see you again. Ian, you are … [Read more...]
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|From: Neil Van Dyke (neil at neilvandyke.org)
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Auburn City Council has sacked its whistleblowing general manager and moved to give councillors a greater role in council affairs.
The motion to dismiss John Burgess was split 5-5 on Wednesday night, but was decided by the casting vote of Liberal mayor Ned Attie.
Mr Burgess delivered a parting shot on Thursday, criticising a system that allows senior staff to be dismissed for political rather than performance reasons.
"I think that there needs to be a high-level policy review to ensure that similar circumstances are not allowed to exist in other councils," he said. "All general managers should be objectively assessed based on performance."
Mr Burgess thanked and farewelled those who gathered to support him outside the meeting, including some of the 158 staff who signed a petition against his dismissal.
The three-hour meeting that resolved council "does not have confidence" in Mr Burgess also granted Cr Attie the authority to revise council's structure to give councillors "greater responsibilities" through committees for each department.
The votes had the backing of Cr Attie's fellow Liberals – Ronney Oueik and Stephen Yang – as well as Labor's George Campbell and Hicham Zraika.
Cr Zraika said while he felt there was nothing in a legal report presented to council that justified Mr Burgess' dismissal, the changes would help put the "witch hunt" by some councillors to rest.
Cr Campbell said council had been "dysfunctional" and the removal of Mr Burgess would act as a "circuit breaker".
"The public can look forward to the councillors they elected taking greater responsibility in decision-making and for improved efficiency in the implementation of council decisions," he said.
In December, councillors voted to allow a function centre with ongoing fire safety problems six months to address them, halting moves by staff to have it shut down.
Cr Simms, who joined councillors Le Lam, Salim Mehajer, Irene Simms, Semra Batik and Tony Oldfield in opposing Wednesday night's vote, said she was disappointed by the result.
"I believe that, in dismissing the GM, council has not addressed the problem; they have quite probably fired the solution," she said.
A rescission motion has been lodged to try and reverse the move next week.
It is not the first time a group of councillors, including the mayor, have been embroiled in a bid to dismiss the general manager.
Mr Burgess has survived a similar attempt to sack him last year, which came after he had reported a case of suspected bribery to the corruption watchdog.
Another councillor, independent Jack Au, was subsequently stood down by Local Government Minister Don Page after Mr Burgess' complaint led to corruption findings by the Independent Commission Against Corruption.
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Baltic Speedpass: Vision of the Seas Cruise Review by shtexas
Overall Member Rating
Baltic Speedpass
Destination: Baltic Sea
Embarkation: Oslo
We had never cruised with RCI, lately NCL and Regent. So, we had an Owners' Suite which are the largest 8 suites on the ship (except for the one Royal Suite).
We stayed two nights in Oslo prior to leaving on the cruise. We stayed at the Thon Hotel by the Opera House. This Thon hotel is right next to the train station so was more convenient for airport transportation rather than convenient to the port. The RCI port in Oslo is not far from the main tourist area and downtown but the cab ride was still about 300 kroners.
As a suiteholder, we More had access to a speed-line that basically let us cut in front of all other passengers. The check-in was simple and quick and then we took off for our cabin --- no one escorted us to our cabin, offered us drinks, etc., just "go and we'll see you later".
The cabin was very nice and very comparable to the same class of suite on NCL. Kingsize bed which could be separated from the sitting area, nice jetted tub and separate free-standing shower, 2 sinks, 2 TV's and a very large balcony with 2 cushioned recliners.
There was no directly-assigned concierge or butler. When you would call the "special" extension for suite services, you would get various people in Guest Services dept.-- much different from NCL.
For suiteholders, there was free wine and champagne every night in one of the lounges (a come as you want 3 hour designated area). Very nice touch. Also, you had special balcony seating for the shows, however, no one ever checked our cards. One show was completely full and so was our section with non-suite holders.
We bought the pre-paid "My Time Dining" which included prepaying gratuities. This seemed to have no bearing on the service, which was wonderful. However, they seat you in the same general area each night (and try to seat you at the same table) so you have the same staff serving you each night. Because of that, they preferred to know when we planned to arrive each night so it wasn't really my time "just show-up at the door at some random time" dining. The food was great. There was always a steak, grilled chicken or fish on the "everyday" menu but each night there were about 5-6 choices for main entree, starters and desserts. We always ate dinner in the main dining room.
For breakfast, we ate in the main dining room three times (in a separate section for suiteholder where we also had menu service). The other mornings we had room service. For room service, we ordered breakfast items from the regular menu (not the room service card). Room service always arrived exactly when we noted on our card. When we needed other snacks, etc, we ate from the buffet which seemed to be always crowded and chaotic.
Entertainment - The regular ship singers and dancers were ordinary. The special guest entertainers were different. One was a "tennis juggler". Besides being one of the best jugglers that I have ever seen, he juggled tennis rackets too (hence the name). The other unique one was a unicyclist. He was excellent as a cyclist but unfortunately he tried to talk too much instead of sticking to his talent. Overall, I'd rate the shows "average". However, the cruise director was a female (and hot).
On days at sea, the fitness center was crammed. They had 2 pools, one indoor and one outdoor. Both were nice and depending upon the weather were well used. We were not traveling with kids so can't comment on other activities but shuffle board and ping pong appeared to be popular.
On day of departure, we were assigned a waiting area in one of the lounges. Once we got there, they said our bags were on the dock and we could leave. In Stockholm, there was no passport control or anything. We were at our Stockholm hotel by 9:00.
Overall, we had a great cruise. The ports were fantastic and the itinerary perfect. Less
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Cabin review: OS8004 Owner's Suite
8004 - Very large suite. Nice balcony with padded chairs. Bathroom is large with 2 sinks, a jetted tub and separate shower. Room has 2 TV's but didn't get ESPN. DVD player and free movies to check-out. Well positioned near the front of the ship. Very quiet.Read All Owner's Suite (OS) Reviews >>
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The weather wasn't very nice on this day but a sunny day would have made everything more enjoyable.
However, our tour guide was great. We absolutely zipped thru the Hermitage and saw all of the "famous" pieces. We did not linger or stroll, we marched thru the museum with a purpose! Lunch was in a nice Russian restaurant but took about 1 and 1/2 hours which was too long. The afternoon was spent seeing the other main sites in the city. Our tour did well to get us to all sites and they let you off the bus for pictures (but not to go inside anything). The rest of the time is spent in traffic jams.
Once the tour ended, you get dropped off at the ship. Even though our ship did not leave port until 11:00, you can not leave the ship. A Russian folk dancing group provided the on-ship entertainment for the one show that night.
In the afternoon, we left Gamla Stan and walked directly thru the Parliament archway into the main city area. There is a lot of shopping as you head towards Sergels Torg. Once you hit the Tram (trolley) tracks take a right for more shopping/strolling as you head towards Nybroplan where many of the ferries and sightseeing boats are located.
Day 2 --- and if we had only one day, this may be Day 1 ---- we went to the Djurgarden area. We started at the Vasa Museum. The museum centers around a 17th century ship that sank in the harbor on its initial voyage. The ship has been dredged from the sea floor and restored. Very interesting. Then, we went to Skansen. Skansen is in a park-like setting with old homes, churches, shops and many kinds of animals. I suggest going to Vasa in the morning before about a 100 tour buses invade and then spend the afternoon at Skansen.
The fastest way to get to Djurgarden is to take the Tram from Sergels Torg or anywhere along its route. The tram has its own traffic lane right down the middle of the street. Buy tickets at any 7-11.
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It sounds like teenage fantasy: make computer games for a living. But as the Australian industry grows, games development is becoming an increasingly viable and rewarding career.
Most developers are programmers or artists. There are a growing number of courses in both fields to help improve employment prospects.
The Academy of Interactive Entertainment has become the leader in gaming education since opening in Canberra in 1996. More than 60 per cent of its 400 graduates are employed in games, film or television.
This year a Melbourne campus was established, headed by games industry veteran David Giles.
The academy offers a two-year diploma of computer game development for artists and programmers. As part of the course, students work in a team to design and produce a game using the latest hardware and software.
"Students experience the real battle conditions of development, learning teamwork and communication," Giles says. "There is no abstract teaching. We want to make sure what students are learning is really close to what is needed by developers."
Half of Australia's development community is in Melbourne, providing access to skilled lecturers, work experience and employment. Many academy students are working on the upcoming Heroes of the Pacific at game developers IR Gurus.
Adam Lancman, president of the Game Developers Association of Australia, says the academy bridges the gap between academia and industry and its games-specific training is unique. Developers including Tantalus, Irrational, Krome and Micro Forte have hired graduates.
Victoria University is launching a course for aspiring designers next year. The two-year advanced diploma of multimedia: games development will be a TAFE course, so fees are low. Students will work from a custom-built lab. Other options include computer science at RMIT, Deakin's bachelor of IT in games design and development and Monash's bachelor of multimedia systems.


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Jake Gyllenhaal has joined 1,000 native Inuits as part of an Earth Day event Friday April 22, 2005, to show the potential dangers of global warming
Actor Jake Gyllenhaal and fellow celebrity Salma Hayek have flown to the frozen tundra on Northern Canada's Nunavut province Friday April 22, 2005, as part of an Earth Day event to show the potential dangers of global warming by dancing a spring jig with 1000 native Inuit people. The gathering of Inuits, Gyllenhaal and Hayek, was set up to draw attention to the way the shrinking of the polar ice caps has affected the life of northern Canada's indigenous people.
"Unfortunately, the Inuit people put a human face on global warming, they are literally melting away. They are the canary in the coal mine," Gyllenhaal said. However, both stars kept emphasizing to voice the message about the potential long-term consequences of doing nothing to stop the global rising temperature, a phenomena which some scientists say is all but a reality, especially in colder climates such as the arctic Nunavut. Moreover Hayek added, "We have a lot to learn from them if we follow their wonderful wisdom. Just listen to the land."


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Join the California March for Democracy on the last day of our journey as we march to and rally at the State Capitol in Sacramento. We begin the day with a rally at Fruitridge Park from 9:30 to 11:00am. From there, we will march 6.5 miles to the State Capitol. The final rally will be at 2-4 pm outside of the State Capitol. The occupation of the Capitol, if necessary, will begin after the rally.
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'Real science and how it's done'
Fourth and fifth graders at a Providence school get up close with a dogfish – and with Brown graduate student mentors who bring a passion for science to the classroom through the GK-12 project.
PROVIDENCE – More than a dozen fourth- and fifth-grade students at Vartan Gregorian Elementary School on Providence's East Side filed into a classroom adorned with posters of marine life, watercolor prints strung on a line like laundry, and two aquatic tanks stocked with tropical fish. Brown graduate student Jaime Toney waved the students over to a table. On it lay a fish more than two feet long, upside down and lifeless.
"OK," Toney started. "Today we are dissecting a dogfish, which is a…?"
"Shark," the students answered.
Toney explained that the students would be leading the dissection themselves, each group supervised by an adult. As she handed out worksheets, she asked the children to pay special attention to the fish's organs and compare them with their own. With gasps of horror and nervous giggles, they made their way to the tables.
This was no typical science class at Vartan Gregorian School, and Toney is not your typical science teacher. She is part of a National Science Foundation (NSF) program, GK-12, that pays for graduate students to share their burgeoning knowledge in science with pupils from kindergarten to 12th grade.
The program at Brown is in its third year, funded by a five-year, $3 million NSF grant. Seven Brown graduate students spanning the fields of biology, computer science, engineering, geology, and physics fan out to four Providence-area schools to supplement the standard science curriculum. (A similar program, ARISE, funded by the National Institutes of Health, brings Rhode Island high school biology teachers to Brown to learn innovative approaches to teaching science and to design and refine lesson plans to meet national science education standards.)
The five-year NSF initiative is chiefly about communicating science, said Karen Haberstroh, assistant professor (research) in engineering and the GK-12 program's coordinator. The graduate students who participate are immersed in scientific research and want to share their passion with a younger generation. "I have seen a huge change in excitement [among the young] students and in their potential to be scientists," Haberstroh says.
At Gregorian School, a buzz of curiosity resonated in the classroom. Fifth-grade teacher Christine Mendonca cut into the dogfish's stomach, and the three students at her table leaned in closer to get a better view of what was inside.
"It looks like ketchup and mustard," said a fifth-grade boy, Shafideen Odunewu.
"Goop," said June Plasson, a 10-year-old fourth-grader.
"Brown refried beans to me," said Tessa Principe, also 10.
Later, the students said they learned more about the anatomical similarities between a dogfish and a human than they would have from a textbook. "Not every fifth-grader gets to dissect a shark," Plasson pointed out.
Hands-on learning led by practicing scientists such as Toney is crucial to engaging students in the sciences and to introducing the field as a possible career, said Vartan Gregorian's principal, Colin Grimsey. "These are Brown students. Right off the bat, you have some of the best role models in the world to look up to," he said. "You can see this is real science and this is how it's done."
Catherine Helgerson, a parent who came to help with the dissection, said she believes the Brown students are able to make special connections with the young pupils. A former schoolteacher, Helgerson credits the GK-12 program with helping improve the interest and the grades of her children, Emily and Nicholas.
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The Illinois Biotechnology Organization (IBO) was recently formed by several graduate students and post-docs for the purpose of "gathering together students, post-doc, professors etc. that are involved in the biotechnology area at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana."
At the IBO website one will find gathered together University links of significance to biotechnology as well as a page of links that point to information about biotechnology.
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If you think most of the judges on TV talent shows have no idea what it's like to go through such an experience, have a look on the internet for a 15-year-old called Jessica Cornish performing on Britain's Brilliant Prodigies in 2003.
''That video's hilarious,'' says Cornish, now better known as Jessie J, international pop superstar and one-time mentor on The Voice UK. ''When I was asked to do The Voice, you straight away go, right, can you do it? Am I good enough? And then I thought, there's many a coach on these TV shows that haven't done what they [the contestants] are doing, that feel that they have the right to say if it's right or wrong.
''I just felt like, I'm doing it right now and I have been doing it for a long time: the auditions, the doors being slammed in your face, the having-to-warm-up-at-3am, the styling, the hair and make-up, the press. I have to deal with all of that. And I definitely think having that at such a young age prepared me for the years to come.''
Cornish is in Australia to appear on yet another TV talent show, The X Factor, where she will perform her new single, It's My Party. It is one of few tastes you can currently get of the second Jessie J album, Alive, which the singer believes is a far superior representation of herself than her, now unfortunately titled, 2011 debut Who You Are.
''I didn't know who I was,'' she says. ''I realised that all the things that I thought made me beautiful … were all the things that were making me not me. Like, I was trying to fit the form of having long hair extensions and loads of make-up and cat suits. But then I shaved my head [raising £500,000 for charity in March] and stopped wearing so much make-up all the time and I felt like people started to see me. I never knew that I could be the same Jessie J without all of that.''
Alive, then, will reveal a more grown-up version of Jessie J - in her words, ''the foundations of the woman I wanna be and I'm becoming, instead of a little kid searching'' - but you'll have to look elsewhere for perhaps Cornish's most exciting recent collaboration, Calling All Hearts. It's a duet with Robin Thicke that will appear on the debut album by DJ Cassidy.
''The song exists and it's great … but it's not on my album. It's such a tune. It's, like, throwback soul. Earth, Wind & Fire are playing on the track.
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According to a recent SEC filing, Facebook's (NASDAQ:FB) chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg has sold 946,588 shares, netting her roughly $26.2 million. Keep in mind that the stock has seen a huge rally since early September, with a gain of more than 50%, but that it remains well-below the $38 IPO price.
Even with the sale, Sandberg still holds about 18.7 million shares. She also has millions of shares that have not been vested yet. Sandberg joined Facebook in 2008 and has been important to the company's growth. Before that, she was a top executive at Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) and chief of staff for the U.S. Department of Treasury.
Tom Taulli runs the InvestorPlace blog IPO Playbook, a site dedicated to the hottest news and rumors about initial public offerings. He is also the author of "How to Create the Next Facebook" and "High-Profit IPO Strategies: Finding Breakout IPOs for Investors and Traders." Follow him on Twitter at @ttaulli. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.


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Though people may beg to differ, I think there are LOTS of benefits of being nice during flex raids.
Dragonray had some friends from Nagrand who had wanted to come to our Flex. They were work friends and since she asked so nicely, how could I not say yes? They weren't very well geared and at the level they were at, they were not heroic raiders either. However, they were very pleasant and they listened to what we said and were polite during raid. I always make a point of saying a few whispers to any person in the raid who is new, so they don't feel like so uneasy.
There was a couple - Khaleesi (priest) and Drauka (DK). They had two friends who came on subsequent weeks - Valiedra (warrior) and Dontmountme (Shaman). We ran them through flex Garrosh and fortunately didn't have to drop anyone and I think they quite enjoyed themselves because they came back every week after that. Dragonray, who knows me very well, took great delight in stroking my ego telling me that her friends thought I was a nice person. Nawwwwww :D
Yesterday, Dragonray told me I had made a great impression. I didn't know what she was talking about this time - but she clarified by saying that her friends had enjoyed themselves so much they had transferred to Saurfang. She asked if her friends could join, and of course, I said they could because they were such pleasant people - just the kind of people I like to have around! I am not looking for heroic raiders to fill a mythic group - hell I don't KNOW if I ever will, but I like the
None of them had asked or expected an invite and I think all 4 were happy when I whispered each of them individually asking if they would like to join the guild. Soon they were all in the guild and welcomes went around, and when Tacky got on, he did the usual Frostwolves guild welcome (at my request).
So a big welcome to Frostwolves to Daeneirys (formerly Khaleesi), Drauka, Dontmountme and Haevela (Valiedra's lock). I hope you all like it here!
In other guild news, Dragonray began her gold challenge modes journey as we did Scarlet Halls and Scarlet Monastery. We unfortunately did some stupid things and wiped a lot! Exray was tanking on his DK, Aza was on his warrior (but had to change to his hunter), and Sev on his lock and Dragonray on her mage. And me of course. But we got them in the end, and Dragonray was pretty excited (well as excited as one could be when she was DEAD tired at 1am) and hopefully we can knock off a couple each night when we're free and she'll be there in NO TIME!
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- AnonymousJune 29, 2014 at 10:22 AM
Awww an entire page for my friends, they will be very happy here I am sure. Thanks for having the type of guild that people want to join Nav, it isn't easy creating a fantastic online environment, but the Frostwolves have managed to do it.ReplyDelete
It's not me it's the people in the guild that make it awesome. I'm just the bouncer at the club door :)Delete
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, March 27, 2009, 12:07 PM
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Google announces layoff of 200 employees
Original post made on Mar 28, 2009
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, March 27, 2009, 12:07 PM
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a resident of Martens-Carmelita
on Mar 28, 2009 at 7:00 am
Google is still posting jobs -
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a resident of another community
on Apr 1, 2009 at 5:43 am
In the post that went up last Sunday night, branding expert John Tantillo named Google the Brand Loser for last week...asserting that "The times when sales or profits are down is the time when you most need marketing."
This and other brief news coverage I've read, though, does suggest that they're just cutting sales and marketing related to radio ads and that, as one article put it--they're not cutting the fact, there'll just be less meat to eat. In which case, I suppose the Brand Loser is really the companies that will be cutting back on advertising. Tantillo's full post: Web Link
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Transience - Poem by Jagannath rao Adukuri
At the vaulting dome waves refused to travel
Unless on a few pieces of silver and a name.
The flying metallic bird will take two full hours
These angels in turquoise will feed our appetites.
There is fear lurking in our minds behind bravado.
We try to shut out noises of after-death and failure
We blame ourselves for all our stupid failures
As though they really mattered to us and the dead.
We then read patterns in the grayed whys of decay.
As though the whole thing is a science of death
And we have nearly mastered the art of dying,
Of succumbing to the need to maintain transience.
We smugly wear the polyester film of transience about us
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Tehran (AFP) Sept 5, 2009
Iran has charged that Washington provided forged intelligence to the UN nuclear watchdog claiming that Tehran studied how to make atomic bomb, as world powers pressured the Islamic republic to resume talks on its nuclear drive.
State news agency IRNA quoted a senior official on Saturday as saying the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had been given documents by Washington that lacked credibility.
"The government of the United States has not given authentic documents to the agency because it does not actually have any credible documents and all those documents are forged," Ali Asghar Soltanieh, Tehran's envoy to the IAEA said in a letter to the agency's chief Mohamed ElBaradei, IRNA reported.
"Considering that there are no authentic documents on these alleged studies, there is no credible evidence of link between such forged claims and Iran... This issue should be closed."
In Washington a US official said on condition of anonymity: "These accusations are baseless. The IAEA itself accepted the material as credible."
State Department Spokesman Ian Kelly declined comment on the allegation.
"We are still awaiting a meaningful response to the P5+1 offer from last April, and to our offer of engagement," he said.
"We have provided a path whereby Iran can become a full and respected member of the international community. It is up to Iran to make a decision as to whether it chooses that path."
Soltanieh's comments come as Iran is under pressure from world powers led by Washington to resume negotiations over its controversial nuclear programme.
They suspect Iran's atomic drive is aimed at making nuclear weapons. Tehran denies the charge.
The P5+1 -- Britain, China, France, Russia, the United States and Germany -- have given a late September deadline for Iran to resume talks, while Tehran has said it will offer its own package of proposals this week.
Some world powers have said Tehran may face fresh sanctions if it fails to hold face-to-face talks before a key UN meeting in late September. The UN Security Council has already slapped three rounds of sanctions on Iran.
A defiant President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Thursday Iran was ready for more sanctions and would not bow to pressure. "No one can impose sanctions on Iran anymore. We welcome sanctions," he said.
Tehran insists its nuclear plans must be dealt with by the IAEA and not by the UN Security Council.
Diplomats from the P5+1 and the European Union met in Frankfurt on Wednesday, urging Iran to accept their offer of direct talks.
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana has spearheaded efforts by the major powers to convince Iran to halt uranium enrichment, the focus of its controversial nuclear drive, in exchange for political and economic incentives.
The Frankfurt meeting followed an IAEA report last week that said Iran has slowed production of enriched uranium -- usable in nuclear power but also in weapons -- and agreed to tighter monitoring of its Natanz enrichment plant.
Washington downplayed the report, saying Iran is still not cooperating fully with UN inspectors.
France's Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner said the IAEA should publish annexes of its report because these may provide elements that show if Tehran is building an atomic bomb.
ElBaradei has called the threat from Iran "hyped."
Iran's key Latin American ally President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, in Tehran for a two-day visit, strongly supported Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
"We are certain that Iran, as it has shown, will not back down in its effort to obtain what is a sovereign right of the people: to have all the equipment and structures to use atomic energy for peaceful purposes," he said in remarks broadcast by Venezuelan television.
"There is not a single proof that Iran is building... a nuclear bomb."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Homebuyers could feel the pinch if Congress follows through on plans to shut down Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-controlled mortgage guarantee giants that were rescued by a $187 billion taxpayer bailout during the financial crisis.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates on fixed mortgages barely changed this week, giving prospective homebuyers time to lock in relatively low rates.
DEAR BENNY: I am a retired widow who owns two homes. I have two children. Is it possible for each one to be a co-owner with me: one child on one house and the other on the second property? How would I go about doing this? Would that save anything on taxes, etc., for my two adult children? Would it cost me anything other than the filing fee for the property ownership papers of each of the homes?
WASHINGTON (AP) - Freddie Mac earned $5 billion from April through June, the seventh straight profitable quarter for the mortgage giant.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Mortgage giant Fannie Mae earned $10.1 billion in the second quarter, aided by the recovery in the housing market. The government-controlled company has turned a profit in each of the past six quarters.
(BPT) - As more people choose to stay in their current homes longer, Americans are diving into large remodel projects. Forty percent of homeowners plan to remodel or build an addition to their existing home within the next two years, with kitchen and bathroom projects remaining the most popular remodeling jobs, according to the 2013 Houzz and Home Survey.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Average rates on U.S. fixed mortgages fell for the second straight week, a welcome sign for homebuyers hoping to lock in lower rates that had spiked earlier this month.
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