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How Much Do Tree Braids Cost?
Tree braids are a popular hairstyle that involves using a natural type of hair extension. With this style, braids and knots are used to hold the hair extensions in place instead of chemicals, needles, or heat.
How much does it cost?
- Depending on the number of braids that need to be done and the stylist completing the job, plan on budgeting anywhere from $50 to $100 for a partial job or around $200 to $325 for a complete service of hair braids.
- Tree braids at Your Natural Image Natural Hair Care Salon in Kansas City, Missouri, cost $150 to $200 and lasts 6 to 8 weeks with proper care. Although the time frame varies from client to client, the procedure generally takes about 4 to 5 hours to finish.
- At DP Hair Visions in Portsmouth, Virginia, tree braid cornrows cost $165 to $200, while individual tree braids cost $180 to $260. Prices vary for clients with natural hair or very thick and long hair.
What is going to be included?
- Creating tree braids involve a corn-rowed method that weaves the hair without using glue or thread. Getting tree braids generally takes anywhere from two to five hours in most cases. Hair extensions are placed appropriately to add volume and length to a client's existing hairstyle.
- In general, tree braids last 4 to 6 weeks, with many clients getting their hair re-done at 5 to 6 weeks. Micro tree braids, which are practically invisible, can last 6 to 8 weeks.
- Some hair salons require a non-refundable deposit before an appointment is set. There are others who will charge clients up to $20 if they are late for 20 minutes and have not informed the staff beforehand. If you cancel an appointment with less than a 24-hour notice, you may be charged.
What are the extra costs?
- With some hair salons the smaller and/or longer the braids and twist, the more they will cost. This is due to the time and effort necessary to finish a more complicated tree braiding session.
- Hair extensions, whether human or synthetic, are typically not included in the price and will need to be purchased separately. Tree braids are just the way that the extensions are connected.
- Most hair stylists expect a tip after their services are complete.
Factors that influence the price:
- Hair extension type. Two types of hair extensions are used in tree braiding: human hair and synthetic hair. Human hair extensions normally cost more than the synthetic type because they are more durable and there are no limitations when it comes to styling. Synthetic hair can be bought in different textures and colors, but styling it is limited to a few options and it cannot be heated, curled or straightened.
- Experience. Compared with less experienced hair stylists, professional stylists who are more knowledgeable and hold more experience usually quote higher rates when rendering their services.
- Styling. Tree braiding costs can also be affected by the kind of styling done on the braids. These will also depend on whether human hair or synthetic extensions are used as these two require different kinds of styling, with the latter having more restrictions.
- Time. If the stylist needs more time on your tree braids than average, you may have to pay more for the extra time.
Tips to know:
- Avoid using products like hair gel and hair spray on the actual braids as these can result to unsightly buildup of residue. Also, do not use heat on synthetic hair as this can cause damage.
- Choose a hair stylist that specializes in African-American hair and braiding and not just in doing cornrows. Experienced professionals will ideally explain the process, provide a price estimate, and give an estimate on how long the tree braiding procedure will take. They should also be able to provide before and after pictures of people whose hair they have previously done.
- While tree braiding can be done on different types of hair, it often works best on thick, kinky African American hair.
How can I save money?
- Coupons and online specials are offered for consumers to take advantage of. Many of these offers allow clients to obtain significant discounts off the regular prices of tree braiding services.
- Some hair salons offer discounts to clients who can send a specific number of customers to their salon. Also, birthday and student discounts are also offered as well as new mother discounts.
- Once you find a salon and stylist that you like, stay loyal to her. If you continue to go back, you may be able to receive significant discounts.
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As the Palo Alto school district debates whether to hold first-semester finals before winter break starting in 2011, Pope said anecdotal evidence from other schools that have done so is overwhelmingly positive.
Yet little formal research exists on the subject, she said.
"There hasn't been hard core research where you have a control group, do follow-up and check stress levels. That hasn't happened," she said.
Pope, who became interested in the subject of stress in high-achieving high schools through her 1999 Stanford doctoral dissertation and is now considered a national expert, was preparing this week for her seventh annual conference on youth well-being, which opens tonight (Friday). It runs through the weekend.
Pope's Stanford-based organization, Challenge Success, seeks to broaden what it calls the "conventional, high-pressure and narrow path to success and offer practical alternatives to pursue a broader definition."
Students and teachers from Gunn High School will join their counterparts from more than 20 other schools from around the country in weekend workshops aimed at finding ways to reduce stress and increase engagement with learning, Pope said.
Moving finals to before winter break is one of many strategies advocated by Pope's organization.
The Palo Alto Board of Education is slated to vote Nov. 9 on the district's academic calendars for 2011-2012 and 2012-2013.
Superintendent Kevin Skelly has recommended shifting first-semester finals to before winter break and beginning the school year in the third week of August rather than the fourth. Skelly also proposes to end the school year — May 31 in 2012 and May 30 in 2013.
The theme of the Challenge Success conference is "Walking the Talk: Aligning Actions and Values for Youth Well-Being."
Speaking at tonight's kickoff in Stanford's 1,700-seat Memorial Auditorium will be Los Angeles writer Wendy Mogel, author of "The Blessing of a Skinned Knee" and the soon-to-be-published "The Blessing of a B Minus."
Also speaking will be Marin clinical psychologist Madeline Levine, author of "The Price of Privilege."
RSVPs are required and can be made at http://csplenary2010.eventbrite.com/.

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Madison Scholarly News—May 2011
Emily K. Akerson (Associate Director, Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services) received $1,240 from the Shenandoah County Community Service Act for "Healthy Families Shenandoah County" to continue to meet the needs of at-risk families by providing education, resources and support. Akerson received $1,000 from the Shenandoah County Department of Social Services for the Healthy Families Shenandoah County Quality Childcare Initiative.
Dr. Justin W. Brown (Assistant Professor, Biology) received $10,000 from the Jeffress Memorial Trust to determine if brainstem areas that are rich in serotonin mediate the cardiovascular and thermoregulatory responses to a hypoxic stress.
Dr. Corey L. Cleland (Associate Professor, Biology) received $10,000 from the Jeffress Memorial Trust for "Spatial Transformations in the Hind Limb Withdrawal Response" to understand the principles by which sensory information is used to program movements.
Dr. David B. Daniel (Professor, Psychology) and Dr. Krisztina Varga (Assistant Professor, Psychology) received $7,500 from the International Mind, Brain and Education Society to contribute to the funding and growth of IMBES and the creation of a journal, Mind, Brain, Education.
Dr. Rory A. DePaolis (Associate Professor, Communication Sciences and Disorders) received $6,328 from the University of York to explore the differences in infant directed speech between American and British English.
Dr. Michael D. Gubser (Assistant Professor, History) received $64,000 from the American Council of Learned Societies for the Charles A. Ryskamp Research Fellowship.
Kimberlee Hartzler-Weakley (Administrator, Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services) received $3,893 from the Virginia Department of Education to provide supplemental educational services to the children of migrant farm workers in collaboration with local school districts and to assess language and educational experience and progress of individual students.
Abram T. Kaufman (Stormwater Coordinator, Facilities Management) and Dr. Christie-Joy Brodrick Hartman (Executive Director, Institute for Stewardship of the Natural World; Associate Professor, Integrated Science and Technology) received $70,000 from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to support several storm water management activities on the campus of JMU.
Dr. Joshua M. Linder (Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology) received $3,250 from Primate Conservation Inc. for "Monitoring large mammals and human activities in Korup National Park, Cameroon" to conduct surveys to assess spatial and temporal trends in primate and other large mammal abundance and in human activities, especially bushmeat hunting.
Dr. Jonathan J. Miles (Professor, Integrated Science and Technology) received $1,100,000 from the Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy to advance the business plan for the National Offshore Wind Technology Center, to analyze the feasibility of turbine sites and to provide resource characterization, due diligence and necessary environmental documentation for the proposed test site facilities.
Dr. Scott A. Paulson (Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy) received $10,000 from the Jeffress Memorial Trust to study the relationship between the atomic scale structure and electrical properties of double-walled carbon nanotubes.
Gary S. Race (Fiscal Technician, Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services) and Jane Hubbell (Associate Director, Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services) received $213,573 from the Virginia Department of Health for the HIV Consortium for the Northwest Region to assure the provision of comprehensive, essential health and support services for individuals and families with HIV infection.
Gary S. Race (Fiscal Technician, Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services) and Susannah Lepley (Program Director, Blue Ridge Area Health Education Center) received $14,725 from the Rockingham Memorial Hospital Foundation to facilitate an increase in knowledge within the Spanish-speaking immigrant community about behavioral health in the United States, to increase knowledge about immigrant issues among behavioral health professionals and to collaborate among a diverse group of immigrants and behavioral health professionals to create a community plan to work on the most urgent immigrant behavioral health issues.
Henry A. Reeves (Director, Small Business Development Center) received $165,000 from the U.S. Small Business Administration to contact small and medium businesses to introduce them to the services of the SBDC and to provide counseling to the businesses to help business owners reach their goals.
Dr. Kenneth R. Rutherford (Director, Center for International Stabilization and Recovery) received $70,992 from Fibertek Inc. for the Journal of Mine Action/R&D Technology Section, 2011-12 to facilitate the exchange of information relevant to issues of test and evaluation and of research and development for mine action.
Dr. Sean T. Scully (Associate Professor, Physics and Astronomy) received $12,501 from NASA Goddard for "AGN Unification and Their Fermi Gamma Ray Spectra" to extend the development of this model to Radio Loud AGN and its application to the LAT blazar observations.
Dr. Dinesh R. Sharma (Assistant Professor, Mathematics and Statistics) received $6,280 from Florida State University for the second year of "Telephone CBT for Depressed African-American Dementia Caregivers" to perform all statistical analyses on both pilot and interim main study data.
Dr. Lee G. Sternberger (Executive Director, International Programs), Dr. Brillian Muhonja (Assistant Professor, Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures), Lt. Col. Robert E. Pettit III (Head and Professor, Military Science), Dr. Jennifer E. Coffman (Associate Executive Director, International Programs) and Dr. Giuliana Fazzion (Head and Professor, Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures) received $208,458 from the Institute of International Education Inc. for "Project GO" to improve the language skills and regional expertise of future military officers through the ROTC Dukes Battalion and to strengthen the Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures, particularly in Swahili language offerings.
Dr. Trevor F. Stokes (Director, Alvin V. Baird Attention and Learning Disabilities Center; Alvin V. Baird Chair, Psychology) received $18,000 from the Shenandoah Valley Regional Program to provide an internship for a student in the Harrisonburg City and Rockingham County school systems.
Dr. Anthony L. Tongen (Associate Professor, Mathematics and Statistics) and Dr. John H. Johnson Jr. (Visiting Professor, Mathematics and Statistics) received $27,500 from the Mathematical Association of America to continue the Mentoring for Minorities in Mathematics summer program to foster mathematical development and personal mentorship.
Dr. C. Steven Whisnant (Head and Professor, Physics and Astronomy) received $81,000 from the National Science Foundation for "RUI: Study of Photonuclear Physics with Polarized Beams and Targets" to investigate the properties of the nucleon and nucleon resonances through Compton scattering and the production of mesons as well as the study of photonuclear reactions at low energy.
Dr. Anca Constantin (Assistant Professor, Physics and Astronomy) is one of 48 early career scientists at primarily undergraduate institutions in the United States to receive the spring 2011 Cottrell College Science Awards to support significant research that contributes to the advancement of science and to the professional and scholarly development of faculty and their students. The Research Corporation for Science Advancement awarded Constantin $35,000 for "A multi-dimensional exploration of the physical properties of cosmic masers' host galaxies."
JMU's Center for Instructional Technology with the Madison Digital Image Database won the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council's Innovation in Higher Education award at the Tech Nite 11 annual awards gala May 5. Kevin Hegg (Assistant Director, Systems and R&D, CIT) and Andreas Knab (Lead Software Developer, CIT) received the award.
Jillian Myers (Student), advised by Dr. Reid N. Harris (Professor, Biology), presented "The synergistic interaction of Rana muscosa antimicrobial peptides and the bacterially produced metabolite, 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol on the mortality of the zoospores of a lethal amphibian fungal pathogen," which won the first-place poster award at the Shenandoah Valley American Society for Microbiology Student Group held April 9 at Bridgewater College. Second-place honors went to Jonathan Barrett, Stephanie Trapani, Andy Montgomery, Brittany Aeschlimann and Russell Green, advised by Dr. Louise M. Temple (Professor, Integrated Science and Technology) and Dr. Steven G. Cresawn (Assistant Professor, Biology), for their poster, "The Genomic Characterization and Analysis of a Novel Group of Bacillus pumilus Bacteriophages."
Dr. J. Barkley Rosser Jr. (Professor, Economics; Kirby L. Cramer Jr. Professor of Business Administration) presented "Complexity and Evolution" at the Workshop on Integrating Evolutionary Theory into Behavioral Economics, held May 5-7 at the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center at Duke University.
Greg Werner (Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Intercollegiate Athletics) presented "Lifts, Jumps and Sprints to Develop Sports Performance" and "Nutrient Timing" at the 5th Annual Valley Health Coaches' Conference held April 9 in Winchester. Werner presented "The Freshman and Sophomore Years: Developing A Foundation for Success" at the Mid-Atlantic Strength and Conditioning Coaches Clinic held April 30 in Amherst and "Training for Athletic Performance: A Multi-Dimensional Model" during the Midwest Sports Performance Conference at the University of Kansas, May 13 and 14.
Callye Williams (Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach, Intercollegiate Athletics) presented "Dynamic Warm-ups and Active Isolated Stretching" at the 5th Annual Valley Health Coaches' Conference held April 9 in Winchester and at the Mid-Atlantic Strength and Conditioning Coaches Clinic held April 30 in Amherst.
Greg Werner (Head Coach, Strength and Conditioning, Intercollegiate Athletics) was elected to serve on the Board of Directors of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches association during the professional organization's May 4-6 national conference in Kansas City, Mo.


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Is Khloé Kardashian Reconsidering Relationship with French Montana?
The 30-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians star posted a thoughtful/puzzling quote on her Instagram account, which may suggest she's ready to be single for a little while.
Khloé, who recently revealed she still worries about her ex Lamar Odom, shared this photo from Thailand and included a quote from the Buddha.
Khloé captioned the photo: "The whole secret of existence is to have no fear. Never fear what will become of you, depend on no one. Only the moment you reject all help are you freed."- Buddha
The cryptic quote comes on the heels of a report that Khloé is concerned about her Morocco-born beau's non-stop partying. A source told Us Weekly that the reality star is "starting to wake up." This is sure to come as music to mom Kris Jenner's ears as Us' insider claims the Kardashian matriarch was less than thrilled about Khloé's relationship with the "Pop That" rapper.
"[Kris] worries that Khloé just got out of a marriage."
However, the brunette bombshell is certainly going to do whatever she wants. She stopped by Power 105 radio station last month to do her first joint interview with French and said, "People are going to comment now matter what. If I'm having fun and if I like [Montana], no one else should care."


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Did you ever find out more about this? I have just encountered the same
problem, but what is really strange is that the problem only occurs when I
run my code on a version of Stata/MP 11.1 (on the linux cluster at my
University), while when I run identical code on the version of Stata I have
on my laptop (Stata/SE 11.1), it behaves differently (it behaves as one
would expect merge 1:m, update to behave). I also ran the code you posted
on my version of Stata/SE 11.1, and indeed the merged records take the value
of x1 from the using dataset for all observations.
Does anyone know what's going on here? Is there a problem with Stata/MP???
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Tutorials are arranged for a small number of students for in-depth examination of an area of public health genetics, usually of a current nature.
Class description
In this discussion-based, reading-intensive seminar we will explore ethical issues in public health genetics. Academic commentary, personal narratives, science fiction, and film will provide the primary material for our discussions. Topics explored include: cloning, assisted reproduction, prenatal genetic testing, presymptomatic genetic testing, gene therapies, scientific responsibility, and GMOs.
We will use ethical frameworks from Narrative Ethics, Feminist Ethics, and Principlism to examine the course readings and films. The course is appropriate for graduate students in bioethics, public health, health services, and environmental health.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Discussion-based, reading-intensive seminar.
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The course is appropriate for graduate students in bioethics, public health, health services, and environmental health.
Class assignments and grading
1. Class participation, including close reading and respectful discussion (20%)
2. Class facilitation (20%) Each student will have an opportunity to facilitate an hour of class discussion (in pairs). Sign-up sheets will circulate in Week 2. Facilitation is expected to be interactive and creative.
3. Bi-weekly reflection papers (20%) Every other week I will ask you to bring a 1-2 page reflective essay on the assigned readings or film. Unless otherwise described, the essays are meant to be your personal response to the readings. What did you take away from it? Did your assumptions change as a result of the reading? Do you see your values or beliefs differently after reading?
4. Final Essay Assignment (35%) A 5-7 page essay will be due during finals week. The essay will be your own analysis of the course themes using course texts to illustrate your points. Further details will be given later in the quarter.
5. Self Evaluation (5%) When you hand in your final essay, you must also write a 1-page statement of your own personal lessons from the course. What are you taking away from this seminar? What helped your understanding the most?


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When it comes to shorting stock, John Del Vecchio and Brad H. Lamensdorf are veterans. The duo even recently published a compelling book on the topic: What's Behind the Numbers?: A Guide to Exposing Financial Chicanery and Avoiding Huge Losses in Your Portfolio.
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I can see that there was some decent effort that went into this, maybe some extra could be added but thats for later to discuss, i hope you have time to upgrade and such, but anyways you have a good entry here and i was really pleased with the outcome aswell. Well i must say this was one big file, I would like to give some CONGRATS on the award you have really pushed the limit to acheive the award and well worth the time and effort you put in so once again congrats on the award. this is a top quality production and there is so much to it, and adding medals was just one step that made this even more awsome, so i can forgive the size because you packed somany good points into this, and the "STORY" and animation was great it just worked so well with this whole piece, the voices were even top notch. So great game great story and great visual fun. on a last note some subtitles would be a nice option, with all the dialog going on and such. So after checking this entry out i am even more impressed then before, but again tis could also use more additions and extras, so that may be something you can and should focus on, i will give more insight on that shortly.
These types of submissions never hurt to have some sort of improvment envolved on them, and i can see it could use a lil bit of changes and clean up, so i have gone ahead and suggested a few ideas and hope you do look into them more. This was not hard to understand, but it would be a nice option to have some subtitles, gives the flash just that bit more effort, and incase anything was missed you have the text right there. and it doesnt have to be much either, even having the option to toggle on or off would even be another nice idea and option for viewers and users playing or watching, just an idea or two.
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I like it, the story is entertaining but there is a bit shame on storymode gameplay... it is too short and doesn't even make use of the whole mechanic. I checked the action mode and found a whole new world of gameplay there.
Think of it if you make sequel, it could be flash based strategy game :) .
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Rolling her eyes after snubbed by an instructor, Teairra Mari finds another guy who's willing to help her in the gym.
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THE IMPERFECTIONISTS by Tom Rachman
Book Quote:
"Journalists were as touchy as cabaret performers and as stubborn as factory machinists."
Book Review:
Review by Bonnie Brody (APR 6, 2010)
This debut novel is the memoir of a newspaper and the story of the people who work there. Formatted in much the same way as Olive Kitteridge, each chapter can stand on its own as a short story about one of the newspaper's employees. Each chapter fits well into the whole and provides insight into the chapters that follow. Interspersed between the chapters about employees' lives outside their time at the newspaper, is another story, the history of the newspaper itself and of the characters that both create and dismantle it. Tom Rachman writes with a sharp eye and a cunning wit. Often the chapters end with a sharp turn of events or a huge surprise. Because his writing is top-notch, I was surprised that this is a debut novel.
Each of the characters has their own personal issues and we get to see them in relationship to their jobs but outside of work. The newspaper is located in Rome and for those readers who have traveled there, the streets and communities will be familiar. Arthur Gopal is one of the newspaper's employees. He is in charge of obituaries and some games and puzzles. He is the son of a famous journalist. He doesn't care much about his job at all. He is asked to travel outside of Italy in order to write a memoir about an important feminist prior to her death so that the obituary will be ready when she dies. While he is in the process of interviewing her, a life-shattering event occurs which forever changes his attitude towards life and the newspaper.
Herman Cohen is very much the soul of the newspaper. He is the Corrections Editor and has a formidable "bible" of usage that he has created. God help the reporter who makes a mistake in usage or creates a typo. One of the reporters wrote about "Sadism Hussein" and Cohen made sure she suffered. Herman has a friend named Jimmy who he has adulated since childhood. He's expected great things from Jimmy such as the authoring of a book. Maybe he'd even write a book about Jimmy some day. When Jimmy is 65 years old he visits Herman. With gradual awareness, Herman realizes that his expectations of Jimmy are mostly projections. Jimmy will always be a semi-loser, waxing philosophic but not an agent of action.
Ruby Zaga, Copy Editor, is one of my favorite unlikeable characters. She hates her job and her co-workers. She is a misanthrope who has been with the newspaper for 20 years. She's now 47 years old with no friends, no significant other, and no real interests outside of work. The only thing she likes about her job is the special ergonomic chair that she has managed to attain. She dreams of being fired but can't think of what she'd do if she wasn't working. She does things to invoke her own firing and is generally self-destructive. She has an erotic delusion about a former co-worker. She calls him repeatedly and swashes his cologne scent all over herself before bed. Most of the time, she is drunk at night and calls her co-worker who does not know how to stop her. While she dreams of getting fired, it is also her worst nightmare and she obsesses the whole weekend that on Monday she will receive an e-mail that says she is being let go.
Craig Menzies is the News Editor. He lives with his partner, Annika. He hates his job and feels like he's a "yes-man" to the Editor-in-Chief. Annika is 27 and Craig is 40. When they met in D.C., Annika was an aspiring photographer. However, since they've been in Rome she primarily keeps house for Craig and has not done any photography. Recently, Craig convinces Annika to take a yoga class. Annika meets a man in her yoga class with whom she has an affair. This man sends intimate pictures of their liaisons via e-mail to everyone on staff at the paper. Craig is appalled but he is not a strong man. He is afraid to be alone. What happens is a real mind-bender.
We meet Lloyd, a foreign correspondent who is down to his last dollar and is not beyond using his own son to get a scoop. There is Hardy, the Finance Editor, who lives with a young hippy who she's met at the police station and may have even robbed her. There is Winston Cheung, an applicant for a stringer position in Egypt. He is used by two other applicants and ends up feeling like a sucker. We also get to know Ornella De Monterecchi who has read every copy of the newspaper that has ever been published. Her only problem is that she is ten years behind in her reading. Let me not forget Abbey Pinnola, Financial Officer, who finds herself on a transatlantic flight sitting next to a man she has fired. This chapter may have the strangest ending of any in the book. We meet Oliver Ott, current ineffective Publisher whose only friend is his basset hound. He is the last in the line of Ott's that has created this paper as part of a grand corporate empire.
Most of the characters dislike or even hate their jobs. What the reader gets to see is a slice of their lives outside the newsroom. We are privy to their innermost feelings and the substance of their lives. We also get to see how the newspaper started as a grand enterprise and is now falling behind the times. There is no web presence, the budget keeps dwindling, staff are being let go, and the readership keeps decreasing. This is a fun book, sharp-edged and raw. It is a book about people doing things they'd only do when they think no one is looking – only this time, we are watching.
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|The Dial Press (April 6, 2010)
|Bonnie Brody
|YES! Start Reading Now!
|Tom Rachman
|Another take on the journalist:
Another strong debut collection:
- The Imperfectionists (2010)
- The Rise & Fall of Great Powers (May 2014)
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Ryan Phillippe Skateboarding
Santa Monica, California :: Dressed in a hoodie and a cap late last month, skateboard enthusiast Ryan Phillippe goes back to his roots and enjoys a quick ride down a street in Santa Monica . The 31-year-old actor used his skateboard to get around to different auditions when he first moved to L.A. back when he was a teenager. More pictures in the gallery!


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Richie Porte may be ideally placed at second overall in the Tour de France, but Cadel Evans, the first and only Australian winner of the event, fears the 29-year-old Tasmanian is vulnerable – and historically prone – to dropping his bundle.
On a flying visit to Australia for the announcement of a new Union Cycliste Internationale-sanctioned one day classic for male and female professionals, Evans advised Porte to "stay calm" while attempting to bridge the gap on Tour leader Vincenzo Nibali.
"Richie, physically, he's certainly got the capabilities to do a great three weeks, as he's shown in years gone by. He's been alongside [Chris] Froome, he's been alongside [Bradley] Wiggins for their two victories," Evans said.
"My only fear with Ritchie is his history in three week races shows that he has one day that can cost him a lot of time.
"I just look at his history and in every grand tour he's had, he seems to have had one bad day.
"Everyone has a bad day in the Tour, but his bad day particularly last year at the Tour where he was well positioned, I think, going into the second week in the Pyrenees he lost eight minutes or something like that. You can't afford to have that in the Tour de France when you're playing for the podium."
Suggesting that the key to Porte's progress might be in his mind, Evans said: "No one can ever not have a bad day, but they can learn how to handle them to minimise the negative effects of a bad day. And if he can do that, he'll certainly be well positioned for a podium place in Paris."
Twice a runner-up in the world's most famous bike race before his historic win in 2011, Evans forecast that Porte would be in for some surprises as the screws tightened.
After stage 11, Porte is 2 minutes 23 seconds behind Nibali in the general classification. Evans said this was the "perfect position to be in, I think, at this stage of the race".
Having assisted two Tour winners in previous editions, Porte was again set to play a supporting role for Froome but the Sky team's plan changed after the defending champion withdrew following a crash. Porte is now Sky's main man.
"Going into that position is going to be new for him, and unfortunately there will be some surprises for him. Some factors that he wouldn't have been expecting," Evans said.
"You find that the pressure and expectations of being a team leader and being there in front, there's a lot riding on your shoulders.
"Also the way that the peloton races against you tends to change a bit when you're in there. You're fighting, not just against the best riders in the world, but the best teams in the world at the biggest race in the world.
"It brings out the best in a guy, put it that way."
Taking time out of Nibali in a time trial, Evans said, "would be easier said than done".
Asked what advice he would give Porte, given he has been in the same position – and triumphed – in Paris, the Tour victor of three years ago said: "Stay calm and keep doing what you're doing.
"Another year, another year of experience, another year of maturity, another year of racing in the legs, maybe he has the capabilities now."


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Doctor of Philosophy
The Doctor of Philosophy program focuses less on issues of an applied nature and more on the development of theory and research knowledge. This program of study is multidisciplinary, calling for a synthesis of knowledge from the social and behavioral sciences and for an examination of the influence of social context and policy on individual and family behavior and development. Course work focuses on the contributions of family, peer, school, and other cultural contexts to the social, emotional, and cognitive development of children, adolescents, and adults; the changing nature of the family constellation; local and national policies affecting families; and issues related to the elderly. Doctoral students have considerable flexibility in tailoring their areas of specialization to special interests and career goals that also reflect the interests and areas of expertise of the faculty.
The Ph.D. Degree program requires a minimum of 89 s.h. beyond the Baccalaureate degree (i.e., for students entering our program in the MS/Ph.D. track) or a minimum of 48 hours beyond the MS. Required and elective course work and research are listed below. Entering doctoral students who have completed a master's degree program in another institution in an HDFS department that included a thesis requirement are given credit for their entire degree requirements, and no pre-requisite course work is required. Students who completed a master's degree in a department other than HDFS must fulfill (or have comparable substitutions for) all of the requirements indicated by an asterisk (*).
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Core Content 14 s.h.
*HDF 653 Contemporary Research in Family Studies
*HDF 655 Family Theory
*HDF 651 Contemporary Research in Human Development
*HDF 652 Theories of Human Development
*HDF 640 Professional Seminar I
*HDF 661 Professional Seminar II
Professional Development and Teaching Practicum 6 s.h.
HDF 750 Professional Seminar III
HDF 700 College Teaching Practicum I in HDFS
HDF 765 College Teaching Practicum II in HDFS
(All doctoral students will complete a two-semester teaching practicum supervised by a faculty member. Practicum I calls for the student to assist a faculty member in a designated course with limited teaching responsibilities; this course allows 2 s.h. per enrollment and can be repeated. Practicum II (3 s.h.) calls for the student and faculty member to serve as co-instructors of a course at the 200-, 300-, or 400-level.)
Area of Specialization 27 s.h.
These elective courses are to be selected by the student, approved by the advisory committee, and include the 9 s.h. of specialization courses taken in the M.S. program. Thus, students must complete a minimum of 18 additional credit hours to be taken during doctoral study. At least 9 of these credit hours must be fulfilled through content courses.
Statistics and Methodology 24 s.h.
*ERM 680 Intermediate Statistical Methods in Education
*HDF 658 Research Methods in HDFS
*ERM 681 Design and Analysis of Educational Experiments
STA 671 Multivariate Analysis
HDF 712 Advanced Research Design in Human Development and Family Studies (3)
One additional content course in statistical analysis (3)
One additional content course in research methodology (3)
One additional content course in either statistical analysis or research methodology (3)
Research 18 s.h.
*HDF 699 Thesis
HDF 799 Dissertation
TOTAL (minimum) 89 s.h.


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IPACK is Turkey's largest packaging event, featuring a wide range of food processing, storing and packaging supplies and equipment from around the world. The exhibition brings together local and international producers and provides them with an invaluable platform to share their products and to develop and increase their business. Over the last 29 years, the event has proven an effective route to market for many companies and offers a tempting opportunity to meet large numbers of targeted visitors in a short space of time.
Turkey has a population of 76,805,524 (ranked 17th in the world). Its food industry has seen steady growth over recent years and Turkish consumers are becoming increasingly demanding. Production in the food and beverage sector reached TRY 8,852 million in 2009, which constituted 18-20 percent of the country's overall production. There has been significant growth in packaged and processed food, such as ready-to-eat meals and frozen food. Turkey offers excellent investment potential due to its large population, lack of market maturity, favourable long-term economic structure and GDP per capita.
Synergy… IPACK AND WORLDFOOD ISTANBUL
Once again, the 30th International Packaging and Food Processing Systems Exhibition will be held in conjunction with the 23rd International Food Products and Processing Technologies Exhibition - WORLDFOOD. Thanks to this strategic unity, the participants and visitors of both fairs will have the chance to come together on a wider platform with potential primary business partners.


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Where I live there is a police car that sits in the driveway of this house on the corner of the street. As I do not go out at night, I can only assume that the policeman that lives there is on the night shift.
My mom stated to me that it is there when she goes out on Saturday night but gone when she returns around 11:30 p.m. to midnight. Is this vehicle used during the weekday night shift or just weekends?
I feel our taxpayers' money would be better utilized if this vehicle and all others in similar instances be shared and used for all shifts. How many other taxpayer purchases sit around unused a very long part of the week. Any responses?
Shaarlene Lacas


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One interesting aspect of waiting to see certain Hollywood blockbusters on DVD is that you hear a lot in advance from the people who plunk down the big bucks to go to the multiplex and have their eardrums shattered.
The reaction to this much-ballyhooed film was unusually polarized, from my perspective: people were either rapturous, referring to it as this century's answer to Fritz Lang's Metropolis, or they were simply baffled by it.
I sat down to watch Inception on blu-ray last month, knowing the plot was involved, and positively willing myself to get it. I've watched a lot of esoteric, demanding movies in my time, and I pride myself on usually being able to work through what the writer and director are getting at.
Nearly three hours later, the sad truth emerged that I only sort of got it (in broad terms), but did not much care for what I got, and wish I'd gotten more!
Knowing full well I'm in a distinct minority here (the film was a huge success, commercially and critically), let me explain my reaction.
Inception clearly derived from an intriguing and wildly inventive notion -- that of entering other people's dreams to change the way they think. Given that writer/director Christopher Nolan operates in an industry which gives its consumers less and less credit for brains, he earns significant points simply for having come up with this idea, and even more for being daring enough to see it through to a completed film.
But bold, lofty aims don't guarantee an effective and memorable result.
So -- why didn't it work for me?
I think Nolan's key challenge was to make a highly intricate idea coherent and accessible on screen, and for this viewer at least, he fell short. The whole enterprise feels convoluted almost from the get-go, and the resulting confusion kept me at a distance from the movie. While I was dazzled by the breathtaking visual effects that punctuate the film, I was never truly gripped by all the various twists and turns, or even the action sequences, because for the most part, I was simply trying to keep up with, or figure out, what was going on.
Compounding this problem, the movie takes itself so very seriously that it often comes off as laughably pretentious. It's never a good sign when you find yourself snickering at dialogue that's supposed to be life-or-death information, delivered in deadly earnest, but which to your clueless ear, sounds like so much new-age gobbledygook.
I suppose it's no surprise that the human elements of the film fell flat for me as well. The whole subplot of Cobb's tragic marriage and exile should have touched me a bit, right? Instead, the beautiful French actress Marion Cotillard felt completely wasted here, and that ending, as traditionally heart-warming as you can get, also left me unmoved. You can argue that the film is not intended to register strongly on an emotional level, but that seems to be what Nolan is striving for.
Maybe he's striving to make too many elements work, all in one picture. While his Memento (2000) seemed just right to me, I felt that with all its strengths, The Dark Knight (2008) was ultimately over-stuffed and simply too long. Every time I thought it would end, it just kept on going, like the Energizer bunny.
To be fair, it's evident that Inception scores higher among left-brain thinkers, as well as people who love and understand video games. Personally I fall in neither of these camps. I know a young man in his early twenties who loved the film and was able to explain to me -- clearly and concisely -- the picture's central conceit of what I'll call "the dream chain": how time progressively slows down as one goes further into the subconscious (wait -- have I got this right?).
Also the very idea of stages and layers sounds distinctly like a classic video game set-up (I have three sons), as does the feature of all those artificial worlds popping up indiscriminately. In fact, during the alpine sequences I literally thought I was watching a video game... so much aiming and shooting, and so few people actually getting hit!
All of which leads to the possibility that the disconnect may be generational, but this seems too pat an explanation. After all, I've met several younger people who shared my own reaction to "Inception".
One final note on casting: I felt Ellen Page was totally wrong for this film. Intelligent as she is, she is also too waif-like and projects a quality I can only describe as petulant -- I think the role called for a more robust, womanly presence, with brains.
Though time and the weight of public opinion may prove me wrong, for me Inception stands as an extremely cool idea that gets executed with a surfeit of style and visual effects, but lacks the necessary coherence, empathy, and restraint that might have elevated it to the ranks of an enduring classic.
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MONTGOMERY — Republicans hold every statewide elected office and a supermajority in the Legislature, but top elected Republicans now are trying to stage a coup on their chairman of two years, Bill Armistead.
MONTGOMERY — Republicans hold every statewide elected office and a supermajority in the Legislature, but top elected Republicans now are trying to stage a coup on their chairman of two years, Bill Armistead.
Three of the four top elected Republicans in Alabama will back GOP Executive Committee member attorney Matt Fridy of Montevallo over Armistead in the February chairman's election.
Gov. Robert Bentley and Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey, who two years ago supported Armistead, and House Speaker Mike Hubbard, R-Auburn, this week said they support Fridy.
Hubbard two years ago supported Rep. Jay Love, R-Montgomery, for party chairman, but the GOP executive committee elected Armistead. The next election is Feb. 2.
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"(Bentley) abandoned the guy who's been in there and jumped in with the other side," Stewart said. "It indicates something's going on."
What's going on is the establishment GOP wants Armistead replaced. Former two-term Gov. Bob Riley is part of the "establishment" GOP, but he said Thursday he's not involved in the chairman's race.
Neither is Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh, R-Anniston, although he, Hubbard and Riley raise money for the Alabama 2014 political action committee that supports Republicans in primaries, unlike the party.
It has nearly $1 million, and Armistead has said it's hurting the party's ability to raise money.
Fridy supporters say they want "transparency and accountability," obliquely referring to a secret audit that Armistead reportedly conducted of party spending after Hubbard left as chairman.
The Birmingham News last month reported that while Hubbard was chairman from 2006 to 2010, but prior to becoming speaker, the party negotiated a contract for $848,687 with a Florida company to produce candidate campaign flyers. The work was subcontracted to Craftmasters Printing of Auburn that is partly owned by Hubbard.
Armistead was asked for the audit on Friday. "The steering committee voted not to release it or talk about it," he said.
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Friday, a pro-GOP blog said it had reviewed Federal Election Commission reports alleging that spending by Armistead surpassed Hubbard's. One included reimbursements for fancy hotels.
Armistead dismissed the criticism. "You stay where the national committee meeting is, you don't stay at (a bargain motel)," he said.
Bentley endorsed Fridy to the Republican Executive Committee that participated in a conference call organized by Fridy's campaign.
Fridy said the party has been divided under Armistead. "We have not been unified as a party," he said.
Bentley hinted at it. "As we look forward to the 2014 elections, our top priority must be in maintaining and expanding the number of Republicans serving in elected offices in our great state," he said. "We must all work together in order to achieve that goal."
Ivey said her endorsement of Fridy is not an indictment of Armistead. "I have no problem with Bill; this is about elections," she said.
Armistead said executive committee members know him and they don't need someone telling them how to vote.
Stewart said the chairman's race will be a test of Bentley's influence as the titular head of the party as much as it will be about Armistead's popularity with executive committee members.
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CONsultation: the forcing-through of a new coal-fired power stationClosed September 29th, 2009
For all the greenwash and propaganda of Dong, Peel and 'Ayrshire Power Limited', the proposed new 1.6 GW coal-fired power station at Hunterston in North Ayrshire is still a shocking example of dirty development, imposed on communities that really don't want it. But CONCH (Communities Opposed to New Coal at Hunterston) is fighting back, challenging the power station through the courts in Edinburgh.
Ayrshire Power Limited's CONsultation
A few months ago we reported on this new company and its various names. Its office appears to have moved from Wimbledon to Glasgow now – at least it's getting closer to Ayrshire. But more importantly, it's been consulting here there and everywhere in an effort to show that it really cares what people living near-by think. They've consulted Councils, Community Councils, MPs, MSPs, ministers and are holding public exhibitions.
Mr Miller said: "In the interests of transparency and to help establish an informed healthy dialogue with the community in the run up to our local exhibitions, it's important that everyone knows who we have been consulting with in recent months. We are fully committed to the consultation process and hope to work alongside residents to help us finalise the plans"
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CONCH, along with Planning Democracy and the Environmental Law Centre on 23rd September submitted a petition for judicial review to the civil Court of Session in Edinburgh, accusing ministers of breaking planning law and European environmental law by failing to properly consult them. They claim that the government was legally required to use local newspapers in Ayrshire and ensure that residents were fully notified of the proposal.
Maggie Kelly from CONCH said: "The proposed power station would have a devastating impact on our community, damaging our health, our livelihoods and destroying the local environment. Yet under the National Planning Framework, we have been denied the opportunity to object to this major development."
The SNP has refused to discuss the judicial review but responded by saying "The public will be able to have their say on matters such as siting, design and the minimisation and mitigation of potential environmental effects as part of the development management process, including any public inquiry." Thank you very much, what an open and transparent process, thank goodness the SNP takes consulting the communities it serves so seriously.
Scotland: a dumping ground for dirty industry
Scotland is used to being treated as a dumping ground for Britain's unwanted industry and developments (such as Faslane Nuclear Base and MoD weapons testing sites, coal mines, etc), but now other European countries are getting in on the act with Dong (which has a 75% stake in Ayrshire Power Limited, a joint venture with conglomerate Peel Energy) "outsourcing" the dirty end of its energy portfolio to Scotland's west coast, as Fred Pearce of the Guardian says "as if Scotland were a banana republic somewhere in the developing world". This seems a rather apt description of the way the current SNP government is conducting itself when it comes to environmentally and socially injust mega-projects.
Dong wants in on the stampede towards new coal that "world leading" governments on climate change such as we have here in Scotland are participating in. But a power station such as is proposed at Hunterston wouldn't go down well in Denmark – the Danish government last December proposed that the EU should limit carbon emissions from new power plants to 500g per kilowatt hour – far too low to accommodate a coal-fired plant.
So just as rich nations have done for years with polluting industries that we couldn't possibly have here, they're shipped to poorer countries and imposed on people who have even less of a say (or no say at all, thanks to the NPF).
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Dong even goes as far as claiming that it is "part of the solution to climate change". No Dong, you are a part of the problem. If projects such as a new coal-fired power station at Hunterston are solutions then we truly are done for. Where are the Advertising Standards Authority when it matters? Oh yeah, busy stopping communities near open cast coal mines claiming that their health is being affected (http://www.asa.org.uk/asa/adjudications/non_broadcast/Adjudication+Details.htm?Adjudication_id=39941).
But the climate-stopping greewash doesn't end there – Dong says that it will add some biofuels to the coal in the boiler to create a "super-efficient multi-fuel power plant", and that our old favourite Carbon Capture and Storage will miraculously invent itself just in time for the power station to come online and capture all the CO2.
The WWF estimates this new power station's carbon emissions will be 6.9m tonnes a year, meaning it would still be outlawed by the proposed new EU rules. And we're still no closer to seeing any of this clean coal that everyone's talking about.
Its reassuring to know that as the Earth's ecosystems go into final meltdown and hopes for lasting change and real solutions move further out of reach, these companies are building power stations that regulations should disallow, and consulting us over plans we have no say over.
See Planning Democracy Take Action and Help CONCH for what you can do to help the campaign


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Year 2 of the 30 Strangers project. This year, 2009, the subject was mothers and daughters. All portraits were taken in Provo Utah in April 2009 by photographer Justin Hackworth.
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Jerusalem (AFP) Nov 26, 2012
Israel's Defence Minister Ehud Barak, a close ally of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stunned observers on Monday by announcing his retirement from politics ahead of snap elections in January.
The decision appeared to end a decades-long career that has seen him serve in top governmental posts and lead the country as prime minister.
At a hastily-announced press conference at the defence ministry in Tel Aviv, Barak, 70, said he would step down when the new government takes office after general elections on January 22.
"I have decided to resign from political life and not participate in the upcoming Knesset (parliamentary) elections," he said.
"I will finish my duties as defence minister with the formation of the next government in three months," Barak added, saying that he wanted to spend more time with his family.
"Politics is just one way of contributing to the state," he said, while declining to specify whether he might consider a return to government if he were hand-picked for an appointment by Netanyahu.
The prime minister said he respected Barak's decision and thanked him for the role he had played in his ruling coalition government.
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Ahead of Monday's press conference, observers had speculated that the veteran politician and former head of Israel's Labour party would announce he was joining forces with ex-Kadima leader Tzipi Livni to run on a centrist ticket in the elections.
Livni, who quit politics after being ousted as the centre-right Kadima party's chief this year, said Barak could "still contribute to the realisation of the Zionist vision shared between us of a Jewish, democratic and secure state."
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