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Apr 16, 2014 at 12:53 UTC
If you have a windows server handy, it's pretty easy to enable WDS as a role and deploy with PXE. I'd second trying USB first though, for a one-off.
Apr 16, 2014 at 12:55 UTC
+1 for Windows USB/DVD tool. Why use a third party job when there's one free direct from MS? I've used it before it's simple and works well.
Apr 16, 2014 at 12:59 UTC
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Like pretty much all of the suggestions on here, you can install from USB if you put the disc image on it. I have a program called WinUSB Maker that does it in 2 clicks.
Apr 16, 2014 at 1:42 UTC
you can buy a USB DVD drive if you're not comfortable with making a bootable USB stick. They're pretty cheap.
Apr 16, 2014 at 1:48 UTC
USB install usually works great, and there are several tools to aid in its initial setup to make it bootable. And Salatore has posted the link I would have :D
Apr 16, 2014 at 4:35 UTC
I keep flash drive of each one of my images I deploy in case of catastrophic failure. Making a bootable flash drive is simple, and works as long as the computer in question is less than 7-8 years old.
The best part is that flash drives install so much faster than a optical disk if you're using at least USB2. I can deploy Mavericks in about 20 minutes and Win7 in under an hour.
I'm really anxious to get my hands on a rig where the mainboard has native USB3 support without needing a driver. 20 minute Win8 deployments? Yes please!
Apr 16, 2014 at 4:53 UTC
a USB DVD player will work
Apr 16, 2014 at 7:31 UTC
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There are so many ways to go about this and the easiest method if you are completely not computer savvy would be to use an external CD/DVD drive which will plug in by USB or the next best method would be to use one of these tools just click on the link: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3502724&CatId=468
with this tool you can either use a standard CD/DVD drive that's for internal drives or you could also pull out the hard drive and plug it into another computer.
Another good method would be to create a flash drive that's bootable with the operating system you want to install and here is a link to help you walk through it: http://arstechnica.com/business/2009/12/the-usb-flash-drive/
Apr 16, 2014 at 8:31 UTC
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Here is a link to the Windows 7 ISO's
Apr 17, 2014 at 4:34 UTC
Here's another link as well, you never know if one fails or is easier to follow! Make sure in the bios that the usb drive can be booted from!
Good Luck!
Apr 17, 2014 at 4:54 UTC
Install from USB is the way to go, it's a lot quicker as well.
All you need to do is get a USB flash drive which is at least 4GB in size.
- To prepare the drive insert it into a working Windows PC.
- Open up a command prompt and type these commands
- SELECT DISK N (where N is the number of the Flash Drive)
- CLEAN (Beware this will wipe everything on the Drive, so make sure you have selected the correct Drive)
- Now the USB Flash Drive is ready
- Copy the contents of your WIndows 7 ISO or CD to the Flash Drive
- Insert Flash Drive into Laptop and set BIOS to boot from it
- Grab yourself a beer and wait for the install to complete
Apr 17, 2014 at 11:48 UTC
Just be aware that you'll probably want at least 1 gb of RAM when using Win 7. You can install it on one with less but performance tends to chug.
Apr 17, 2014 at 12:49 UTC
Though there's a lot of good USB boot flavors and options here (and I have used some of them before), I repair a lot of netbooks and ultrabooks that have no CD/DVD drive in the unit. This can be a pain unless I want to carry several flash drives with the ERD tools, or Hirem's boot CD, etc. If I really wanted to be slick, I could install a bootloader on a USB stick and fight through making all of those options work on one stick........or you can do what I did for simplicity. I bought an external Samsung USB slimline DVD burner. It's $40 and works on everything I throw at it.......even older, fickle machines that would not boot to a USB flash drive. It may sound like a stupid suggestion to some, but it has been very reliable for me and it's a different option for you to consider. It has also came in handy while working on a machine that had a CD drive that the customer did not want to pay to replace, yet I needed to install something from a CD for them......worked like a champ!
Good luck on your info hunt.....
Apr 17, 2014 at 12:57 UTC
You should be able to install it with a USB stick
Apr 17, 2014 at 1:35 UTC
I see 4 options:
1. As stated numerous times above, copy to a USB drive.
2. Copy all files from the CD to a network shared folder.
3. Burn to a .iso file and copy that to a USB drive.
4. Put the CD in a drive on another system and share the drive. You could then copy the files to a folder on the laptop and run or just install the app from across your network to the laptop.
As always, multiple ways to get a job done.
Apr 17, 2014 at 1:41 UTC
i use "Rufus" http://rufus.akeo.ie/
works great and has options for the new UEFI firmware.
just launch the software, select your options, and point it to your ISO file. let'r rip!
Apr 17, 2014 at 1:44 UTC
Pxe boot!
Apr 17, 2014 at 1:56 UTC
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ is what I use.. just fix a bootable version of windows (ISO) and install from USB multiple versions (of both windows and / or linux) are supported
Apr 17, 2014 at 2:22 UTC
I would just use a external USB DVD , your doing one laptop not 100. . .
Take the easy route
Apr 17, 2014 at 2:36 UTC
Among the many other things I always carry is a USB DVD drive. I find it simpler most of the time considering I also carry common install CD/DVD's for a couple of Windows versions.
Apr 17, 2014 at 3:24 UTC
You may have already declared a winner here but it looks like no one has posted the Microsoft way. Here are some Technet articles:
A technet how to http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/234.how-to-deploy-windows-7-from-a-usb-dr...
A video http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/video/installing-win7-using-a-usb-stick.aspx
Creating the Windows PE for USB http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744530(v=ws.10).aspx
Everything you need to create an image and deploy it over USB or a network http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee523217(v=ws.10).aspx
Apr 17, 2014 at 3:33 UTC
C'mon, just get the ISO file from Microsoft, burn it to DVD and install from usb DVD drive. No need to go thru all the pain of create the thumbdrive. That is the easies way it can be done.
Need more info,just ask the gurus here. They know the steps.
Apr 17, 2014 at 3:36 UTC
Just wanted to say thanks for posting Yumi - great tool that's heading straight to my toolbox! Regarding the main topic, I only install off of USB sticks - it is so simple to setup, and good how-to's have been posted. Go for it, you won't turn back - especially if you're installing the OS to an SSD. I think my current record is maybe 5 min. start to finish...
Apr 17, 2014 at 3:44 UTC
You can purchase an external USB DVD drive for about the cost of a flash drive. Seems like the easiest way to handle it and you'll have the drive for other installs.
Apr 17, 2014 at 4:17 UTC
I agree that a USB DVD is very cheap and handy to have around the office with the systems getting smaller or just not putting one in for security reasons. (We leave them out)
I prefer the USB method, however, because 1) I can carry it in my pocket and 2) I put multiple things on that drive that is always with me (and attached to my badge).
By using a utility like ISO Recorder it becomes easy to create or burn images. Microsoft's own 'Windows 7 USB Download Tool' is a very easy utility to do a quick copy to that 8G stick you leave on the desk because it's good for nothing else. The USB item starts to show the advantage when you use something like LiveUSB/YUMI/LinuxLive USB to put more than one thing on that Flash drive. (Windows 7 install, NT Password Reset, GParted, Portable Virtual Box, Live Linux distro, DOS boot, etc).
It may take a bit of time getting the ISO files and developing a system to quickly erase/install a one off image to that throw away drive or deciding what all you just need to have on your larger drive you keep with you or which utility to manage the USB with (there are a number of them) but I'm really happy to have the USB pre-loaded as part of my toolkit whether at work, home or at a relatives house for that 'while you are here'. As someone has also mentioned already, the DVD process is much slower than an install from ISO or even USB. You're also going to want those ISO files to install an OS in your flavor of Virtual Machine.
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Hello all,
I have been searching for some time for a solution to focus
issues when using java components in a matlab GUI.
I can't seam to find a way to programmatically set the focus
on a given field. See below example.
function Focus_Issue()
screenSize = get(0,'ScreenSize');
gui = figure();
hiight = 200;
width = 300;
set(gui, 'Position', [screenSize(3)/2 screenSize(4)/2 width
hiight] );
set(gui, 'Tag', 'main_gui' );
set(gui, 'MenuBar', 'none' );
set(gui, 'NumberTitle','off');
set(gui, 'Name', 'Graphical User Interface' );
lowPos = [50 35 200 20];
middlePos = [50 80 200 20];
highPos = [50 125 200 20];
pwField1 = javax.swing.JPasswordField(20);
pwField2 = javax.swing.JPasswordField(20);
pwField3 = javax.swing.JPasswordField(20);
javacomponent(pwField1, lowPos);
javacomponent(pwField2, middlePos);
javacomponent(pwField3, highPos);
% Does nothing, returns false.
% returns following error:
% ??? Error using ==> uicontrol
% Arguments may only include figure, uicontainer, or
uicontrol handle and param/value pairs.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
"Jerry Muir" <email@example.com> wrote in message
> Hello all,
> I have been searching for some time for a solution to focus
> issues when using java components in a matlab GUI.
> I can't seam to find a way to programmatically set the focus
> on a given field. See below example.
> %pwField1.requestFocus
> % Does nothing, returns false.
...works for me on ML 7.4 (R2007a)...
Try the following variation:
Yair Altman
Hi Yair,
Thanks for looking in to my question. I found the cause to
be a race condition. I looks like I am trying to call
methods on the java object before the class loader has
finished creating it. If I added a pause to my code as shown
below it works fine.
javacomponent(pwField2, middlePos);
javacomponent(pwField3, highPos);
pause(0.1); % Insure the object has time to be created.
So this brings up a second question, Is there a way to wait
on the class loader to finish before continuing the program
"Jerry Muir" <email@example.com> wrote in message
> Hi Yair,
> Thanks for looking in to my question. I found the cause to
> be a race condition. I looks like I am trying to call
> methods on the java object before the class loader has
> finished creating it. If I added a pause to my code as
> shown below it works fine.
> ....
> javacomponent(pwField1,lowPos);
> javacomponent(pwField2, middlePos);
> javacomponent(pwField3, highPos);
> pause(0.1); % Insure the object has time to be created.
> pwField3.requestFocus;
> So this brings up a second question, Is there a way to
> wait on the class loader to finish before continuing the
> program execution?
Sorry for the belated response: The "semi-official" way to
solve this is to use awtinvoke() for all Java GUI
invocations, and awtcreate() for their creation. This places
the method invoked on the Java event thread queue, ensuring
it's executed sequentially. The syntax pwField3.requestFocus
apparently runs on the main Matlab thread, and so is not
guarantied to occur after the Java components finish loading
& rendering. However, awtinvoke is not trivial to use, and
also has several limitations. Note that while MathWorks
advises Java users to use awtinvoke & awtcreate instead of
the direct-invocation syntax for the above reason, they have
still not made these functions officially supported.
In practice, the pause() method, while ugly and unsafe, is
in fact the easiest and fastest solution to program. Call me
a bad programmer, but I rarely use awtcreate/awtinvoke
nowadays. Normally, only a few milliseconds pause is needed:
pause(0.005); heavy Java components (like a JTable full of
data etc.) may need more. Use try-catch to solve these cases.
Yair Altman
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Candy Cane Hot Cocoa Mix - Gift
Recipe by Melanie B.
This is an AWESOME gift for anyone at Christmas time. You can package it in single serving bags and give away with a pretty mug or in a large pretty jar fit for a family. This has been a hit anytime I've given it away as a gift!
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Oh, boy. This was the very best hot cocoa mix I have ever tasted. The peppermint candy really added a very refreshing minty touch against the rich chocolate base. I used peppermint sticks to keep stirring our drinks, so none of the cocoa or melted chips settled at the bottom. Yum. I will definitely be making several batches this year, presented in nice glass jars and tied with festive holiday ribbon, and giving them as Christmas gifts this year. Thanks MelanieB. This is a big winner in my book.
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- 1 cup cocoa powder, special dark variety
- 1 teaspoon salt
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Growing grass under spruce trees is a difficult proposition, at best. A bed of acidic spruce needles creates a poor environment for growing anything but the hardiest, shade-loving types of grass. Your best chance to grow a lawn under trees like this is to amend the soil, and prune spruce branches back to allow enough light to filter through to the ground.
Things You'll Need
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- Spade
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Put on garden gloves to protect your hands from pitch. Prune away lower branches of spruce trees with pruning shears to a height of at least 2 feet to allow adequate light penetration and air circulation.
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Yaroshevsky was within a few blocks of the World Trade Center when it was at tacked by terrorists on Tuesday, Sept. 11. Sitting at his desk on the 20th floor at 90 Broad St. south and east of the World Trade Center, he first learned about the plane crash into the building and the ensuing fire while on the Internet.
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Noor Jehan was a wonderful and indulgent mother. As a daughter, she supported her family for as long as needed. A great sister, she paid for the treatment of her mentally challenged brothers for as long as they were alive. She was a dutiful and devoted wife to both her husbands. As a mistress, she was a true enchantress. Noor Jehan was a seductress, indulgent yet playful, as a lover. She knew how to love and how to be loved. She was a dutiful shagird who supported her Ustad and his entire family for most of their lives and an Ustad who faithfully tied a ganda to only one but a talented student - Tarranum Naaz. She had led the life of a mother, a daughter, a sister, a student, a teacher and a friend and led it honestly. She had keenly observed the dynamics of each relationship and experienced the entire spectrum of emotions involved with these relationships. She had felt them all.The understanding of emotions and the intensity with which she maintained all of her relationships added a unique - and incomparable - dimension to her singing.
Noor Jehan created artistic truth in front of the microphone using her memories to express emotion and feeling. Stanislavski's method was best employed by Noor Jehan while preparing to sing. She would get into the right mood and requisite frame of mind for a song well before starting to sing and sometimes take hours after the singing to return to her normal self. Noor Jehan was a master of raag and taal, gifted with a brilliant voice, a broad vocal range and remarkable tonal quality. She had a great knowledge of music and was a master of both aakaar and alankaar. Yet none of these qualities made her Malika E Tarranum; it was her unique ability to add emotion, feeling and sentiment to her music that made her the greatest singer of her and, perhaps, all times. No other singer - not even the great Kundan Lal Saigal - has ever been able to match the emotional veracity of Noor Jehan's songs. No one.
Noor Jehan had a great magnetism in her personality. Always the center of attention, the life of the party, she held most people in awe with her beauty, voice, social skills, wit and a naughty innocence.
I interviewed Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma for a monthly publication many years ago. Among other things, I asked him about musicians from Pakistan. Noor Jehan was the only one he wanted to talk about. Pandit Ji was not just enamored by her musical prowess but was also a fan of persona and presence. He told me that he wanted all other sound to stop when Noor Jehan's songs were playing so he could listen intently. He reminisced about a dinner party at poet Zehra Nigah's flat in London where Noor Jehan was the guest along with Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, Ustad Shuakat Hussain Khan, Ustad Sultan Khan and several other senior musicians who were in London to record for Navras Records. After dinner, Madam Ji chose to sing for the guests and started by singing Faiz Ahmad Faiz's poetry using the dining table for percussion. She followed with a khayal in raag Jaijaivati singing the bandish, Binti Ka Kariye, made famous by her Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan. She ended the evening with the thumri, Gori Tore Nainan Kaajar Bin Kaare. Her rendition of the thumri in Pilu lasted over an hour. Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma remembers the night well. "Some of the biggest names in music sat at the dining table listening to Noor Jehan all night, with rapt attention, " he told me. "She kept us entranced for hours. Her Pilu brought tears to our eyes. The quality of her voice, the sangat of the komal Gandhar and tivar Nikhad, and the roohdari touched my heart. One does not hear such singing often. "
Noor Jehan loved to visit London. She loved shopping for Sari's at Selfridges, meeting touring musicians from India, eating at the Shezan restaurant at Cheval Place, and generally enjoying the city's bright summers. But not all her trips to London were made for pleasure. She visited the city several times to help bail her ex husband, Ejaz Durrani, out of trouble he got himself into by trying to smuggle contraband drugs into the United Kingdom. And while Ejaz never did anything to earn her love, Noor Jehan had never gotten over her feelings for Ejaz. During one such visit, she was particularly depressed and asked Ghulam Ali and Ustad Tari Khan, who were touring, to pay her a visit. She wanted to listen to good music and promised to cook for them. Tari Khan told me that Noor Jehan had prepared Qorma, But Karelay and Aaloo Ki Bhujia for them. "I remember the food even today," Tari Khan told me. "I don't think I will ever forget her cooking. She made chappatis for us herself. Just before serving Bhujia, she cooked some whole spices without oil in the frying pan and then crushed them after tying them in a napkin.
She then covered the Bhujia with the spices and covered the dish so that the aroma of the spices would sink into the potatoes which she had cut into very small pieces, and cooked in a way that their insides were soft and the outsides crisp. I have never had something as delicious in my life. I am not just a fan of her singing but also of her cooking. I will forget Noor Jehan's cooking only when I forget tabla." After the dinner, Ghulam Ali sang for Noor Jehan with Tari Khan on the tabla. A few hours later she decided to sing. She picked Nisar Bazmi's composition from Meri Zindagi Hai Naghma, Tera Kisi Pe Aaye Dil. During the third antara, Madam Ji broke down and started crying uncontrollably. Ghulam Ali, Tari Khan and her companion, Achi Mian, all failed to console her and she left the room and retreated to her bedroom. A full thirty minutes later, she emerged from her room, having refreshed her make-up, and asked them, "Tussi Dasso, Kehra Gaana Suno Ge?" All of them started laughing, spending the rest of the night singing and sharing anecdotes and jokes. She was emotional, temperamental and sensitive, but always in control.
Noor Jehan held Faiz Ahmed Faiz in very high regard. She canceled her recordings to visit him at his residence after he returned home after a protracted period of incarceration to celebrate with him and their friend, Sanjan Nagar's Raza Kazim. Faiz Saab asked Noor Jehan to sing some of his poetry for him and Raza Kazim seized the opportunity to record her without any musical instruments and equalization, just her pure voice. Raza Kazim recounted the events of the evening for me when we met years later at a wedding at the Islamabad Marriott and very graciously shared his recording with me a few days later. Faiz Saab kept picking poems for Noor Jehan to compose on the spot and sing for him, that evening. Mujh Se Pehli Si Muhabbat, Aaj Ki Raat, Donon Jahan Teri Muhabbat Main Haar Ke, Aa Ke Wabasta Hain, and many other poems were sung by Noor Jehan for the first time that day. A few hours of music, poetry recitation, food, and drink later, all three were high on Cherry Brandy when Noor Jehan started to sing her famous Punjabi song, Ve Mundiya Sialkotiya, flirting innocently with the newly released and young Faiz Ahmed Faiz who, of course, hailed from Sialkot. Only Madam Ji could do this with class!
We are a group of volunteers trying to make a site in honour of Madam Noorjehan probably the greatest singer-actress ever to grace the silver screen. It is dedicated to the memory of one of Madam's biggest fans the late Priya Gainneos. Priya, we are sure you are up there listening to Madam live in heaven. May your soul rest in peace and May God give your family and friends the strength to bear the loss. We can never forget you.Thanks a lot to the Hamaraforums founders for making this dream of Priya (to have a site in honour of madam) come true.


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Paris Fall Seminar
In fall 2017, study in Paris with Skidmore Professor Hédi Jaouad from the Department of World Languages and Literatures. The fall 2017 Paris Fall Seminar, titled "Paris and its Margins," allows students to experience another side of Paris, a side that is rarely looked at; it is the Paris of those who live on its margins. It is the Paris of immigrants and artists. Clearly, nothing compares with an on-site experience. This truism is particularly true of Paris, the most cosmopolitan place on earth. But there is Paris and Paris. Everyone is familiar with the tourist's Paris of the Louvre and Eiffel Tower; in short, the Paris of monuments, high culture and lights. But there is the other Paris: underground, hidden and invisible but teeming with life and creativity. This is the Paris that enchanted Surrealist writers and artists. This is the Paris of today's immigrants, mainly from North Africa. This is also the Paris that the Fall Seminar Director experienced as a student in the mid-70's, the one that he would like to share with Skidmore students.
The Program and Seminar Director
The Seminar Director for the fall 2017 program is Hédi Jaouad, Professor of French and Francophone Studies, who specializes in French Avant-garde art and literature, especially Surrealism.
The Paris Fall Seminar program, offered every fall, is a faculty-led program designed to offer students an opportunity to study in Paris, even if they have little or no French language skills. The program is hosted by the IES Abroad French Studies Center, which is Skidmore's onsite partner in Paris for the Skidmore in Paris programs. The Seminar Director position is filled by a different Skidmore professor each year, and past directors have come from the departments of Anthropology, English, History, Government, Philosophy, and World Languages & Literatures.
Paris Fall Seminar 2017
Paris and its Margins
The seminar courses will explore the North African experience in Paris, including the political, religious, educational and musical aspects, as well as examining the Surrealist art movement that began and flourished in Paris. This seminar is developed for students with little or no French and aims to provide an opportunity for students to experience Paris in a very special way. The program will make use of the incredible resources that Paris has to offer by integrating cultural activities and excursions into the core courses. Students live with French hosts to allow them to experience French life firsthand.
Courses & Credits
Participants enroll in a total of four courses: a French language course, two seminar courses taught by the Professor Jaouad, and one additional course from the Skidmore in Paris: Liberal Arts, Language, & Business program. There is no French language requirement to apply for the Paris Fall Seminar − all courses, except the French language course, are taught in English.
The 2017 Paris Fall Seminar program, Paris and its Margins, is made up of the following courses for a total of 15-16 credits:
- JPLL-263 "North Africa in Paris" (4 credits)
Paris is not only the capital of France but of the French-speaking or francophone world. Hundreds of thousands of Africans from the former colonies have settled in Paris. This course will expose students to the rich and diverse ethos of the "other Paris," the one that rarely gets media attention, the Paris of immigrant communities. The growth of new ethnic minorities in Paris since 1946 has led to anxious reappraisals of national identity in France and made immigration a burning political issue in contemporary France. This course focuses on the study of peoples originating from North Africa, the largest immigrant community in the metropolitan area. Students will examine the other Paris from the perspectives of politics, education, religion, and Rai music. Students will encounter the North African communities in Paris through special activities such as home stays and meetings with local artists, writers, and community activists. (fulfills Cultural Diversity breadth requirement)
JPLL-363 "Paris of the Surrealists" (4 credits)
Paris is the capital of Avant-garde art and literature. It is the birthplace of Surrealism. This course examines Surrealism as a critical and an aesthetic mode of apprehending reality. Students will study Surrealism's forerunners (Futurism, Cubism, Dadaism), practitioners (Breton, Artaud, Dalí, Bunuel) and disciples (Cesaire, Ginsberg, Gorki), focusing on its characteristics in poetry, painting, theater, and film, its philosophical and psychoanalytical precepts, and its impact on politics. The two most studied texts in surrealist literature, Andre Breton's Nadja and Louis Aragon's Le Paysan de Paris, are set in Paris. The class will reenact the characters' meanderings through the streets of Paris. Students will visit the Surrealists' many hangouts in the city, their "ateliers," the art galleries where their work was exhibited, and museums where Surrealist art is shown.
- French Language - Students will take an exam in Paris to place in the appropriate level of French (beginning
to advanced)
- Choose 1-2 additional courses from the Skidmore in Paris: Liberal Arts, Language, & Business program offered at the IES Business & International Affairs (BIA) Center in Paris or a partner institution. Choose from courses taught in English in art history, business, dance, French & European Studies, English, History, International Affairs, Political Science, and Studio Art. Additional course options taught in French are available for students with the equivalent of 4 semesters of college-level French or more.


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Two Taiwanese nationals accused of trying to smuggle drugs through a New Jersey port were charged today with plotting to export sensitive U.S. military technology to benefit the Chinese government.
Hui Sheng Shen, 45, and Huan Ling Chang, 41, who were arrested in February and are being held without bail, appeared before a judge today in Newark, New Jersey. They are accused of conspiring to buy unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, as well as E-2C Hawkeye surveillance airplanes and stealth technology related to F-22 fighter planes.
Shen and Chang "purportedly acted on behalf of agents of the People's Republic of China and sought to acquire assets and information which, in their words, 'would hurt America,'" according to an amended criminal complaint. Agents posing as crooked importers recorded the pair, U.S. authorities said.


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Discussion in 'Marketplace' started by JTS Landscaping lawn, Oct 4, 2006.
i am looking to buy a trimmer rack if anyone has one they would like to sell let me know.
the Lowe's store has them for sale around here for 69 dollars, not a bad price, they look pretty nice too
Josh I have a three place Trimmer Tarp Rack, and hand tool holder I will sell to you. Used two months, then we switch to closed trailers. Give me a call, and we will set something up.
hi tim i will give you a call tomorrow about the trimmer rack


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Back in the swing of things: A guide to city and county school happenings
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In P.L. Travers' Mary Poppins series, the beloved nanny is blown by the East wind to Number 17 Cherry Tree Ln., home of the Banks family, which just happens to need a nanny at that very moment. Mary agrees to stay "till the wind changes." Under her stern but loving care, Jane and Michael Banks
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'Repairing and rebuilding:' UVA takes back its grounds
The Lawn was illuminated in soft white candlelight last night as thousands of community members retraced the steps of the August 11 white nationalist tiki torch march from the University of Virginia's Nameless Field to the Rotunda. Their message was of love and peace, and taking back what
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Portugal. The Man finds inspiration in the past
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Blake Hurt plays with perspective in two collections
Charlottesville is a cozy little city. Most of the time, we know our neighbors—enough to recognize their kids or their pets, maybe catch snippets about their lives at work or play. But what if the guy down the street turned out to be the commander of an invading fleet of warships? Or the girl
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ARTS Pick: Dina Maccabee, Janel Leppin and Juliana Daugherty
Improvisation on viola, atmospheric cello and lush acoustics fill a unique bill of songwriters: Touring veteran Dina Maccabee (violinist, violist and vocalist) loops depth, space and complexity into the songs from her new album, The World is in the Work. Cellist, vocalist and composer Janel
Using DNA to test your dog's breed
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Make them pay If the alt-right wants another permit to demonstrate in Charlottesville, why not charge a fee of about $75,000 to $100,000? The KKK rally cost city taxpayers almost 60 grand, and this last weekend will cost even more. If the city is accused of price gouging, it can always argue
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Do you feel like women are pressured to be stay-at-homes?
Do you think women are judged for having careers and children? Or for choosing not to have children at all?
Are women expected to be maternal?
- I want to be a stay at home mom.15% (5)
- I want to work.47% (16)
- I want to work and have my SO/a nanny/a relative stay home with my kids.18% (6)
- I don't want kids.15% (5)
- Results5% (2)
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Women are judged for so much it's ridiculous. Decide to stay at home? Be prepared to be called lazy and have people criticize them. Or if you are a working mom, then be prepared for people to say that you are selfish and don't love your kids as much because other people are raising them.
It's really a no-win. Someone is always going to have something negative to say. One thing I learned from having friends who are mom's is that people constantly judge you for everything. If your kid has a stain on their shirt, you're a bad mom bc you are not cleaning their clothes (even if they just made the mess!). People say other's are a bad mom if their child is having a tantrum. Tantrums happen, kids have a hard time explaining and expressing their emotions at a young age.
I think there is a lot of pressure put on women in general. And it just multiplies after having kids. Sure there is pressure for moms to stay at home. Because they can watch their kids grow and develop. But unfortunately in my country it's hard to live on just one income. Most couples, both people have to work just to survive.22|00|0
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Responsibility for 20 public sector homes in Peel has been transferred from the government to Peel town commissioners.
The change, which came into effect yesterday, means the commissioners will now have responsibility for all public sector homes in the town.
The properties, in Carmane Close and Derby Drive, were originally administered by the Department of Infrastructure while a further 334 homes were the responsibility of the local authority.
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We head to Boulevard Saint-Germain to rendezvous with the writer Jan Kelley, author of Path of the Patriots, a guide to revolutionary Paris. There's a fine statue of Danton, flanked by two ardent and musketed supporters, on the site of the revolutionary leader's home. The figures stand on a plinth about 20 feet above us, which, according to Jan, is just about where his first-floor salon would have been had we come visiting in 1794, just before he fell foul of his fellow revolutionaries. I studied the French Revolution for A-level and, talking with Jan, the cobwebs start falling away. When she says, "And this is where Marat lived," I respond, parrot-fashion: "He was stabbed to death in his bath!" But now I can feel the atmosphere of the narrow medieval streets, long since swept away to be replaced by Baron Haussmann's boulevards. The two revolutionaries lived just 30 yards from each other. 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Time to Leave is the fifth episode of The Life of Team Avatar.
The monks now know that Aang is the Avatar and that he is to be sent to the Southern Air Temple. The monks already leave but left the nuns to take Aang to the Southern Air Temple.
Aang was playing with the relics and then his mother came and put him to a nap and went to meet the other nuns to talk about the trip.
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"The monks have left the Western Air Temple and are going back to the Jongmu," said Aang's mother.
"I know but it's our responsibility and now that the Fire Nation are looking for the Avatar, we have to be careful or you know what gonna happen," said the Sister Kio.
"I know, we must mediate for us to have a good time and to be safe from the Fire Nation," responded Aang's mother.
Then another nun came in with a map of the Earth Kingdom and some bases that they may took over.
"Let's see, there, we're gonna have to be careful there because a lot of Fire Nation have spread to take control of the Earth Kingdom," said Sister Una.
"So should we leave by dawn," said Aang's mother.
"Yes, apparently so because the Fire Nation, if they spotted us, we'll get problems," said Sister Una.
"But we use sky bison, they can't get us," said Sister K.
"Actually, they can, so Una is right, we will leave at dawn," said Aang's mother.
"So, it's official, we will leave by dawn, Imia, please put warm clothing on Aang, it would be better for him because it's gonna be cold tomorrow," said Sister Una.
"Sure," said Aang's mother.
It's time to go
Aang's mother goes to Aang and wake him up because it's the day of the travel. She puts warm clothing on him and go down with Aang to the bison shed because the nuns were there packing up and getting the bison ready to go.
"Did you get what is needed all for Aang," said Sister Una.
"Yes, clothes, milk, food, gear, and the all supplies along with his toys for the trip and to take to the Southern Air Temple," said Aang's mother.
"Good." replied Sister Una.
"Okay, I'm ready, when do we leave?" said Sister Kio.
"Now, let's go," said Sister Una.
As the bison fly and goes, the nuns keep talking and talking.
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"Oh no, the Fire Nation ships have found us, we need to hide the bison," said Sister Una.
"Okay, we should go to a higher latitude," said Sister Kio.
"I think they are gonna fire," said Aang's mother looking down.
"Hope not," said Sister Kio looking at Aang's mother.
As they look down, it seems that they are gonna fire, but the nuns decide to go higher to the cloud, hoping they wouldn't caught them but they fired a lot and they almost shot them in the bison but were able to still fly and got away from the Fire Nation ships.
"Great, we escape from their area," said Aang's mother.
"Yea but we're almost there," said Sister Kio looking at the map.
"Great!" said Sister Una.
Aang was playing with the relics and was feeling sleepy so his mother put him to sleep till they arrive.
Arrival at Southern Air Temple
"So any danger?" said Monk Gyatso
"Kind of but we hopefully made it out," said Sister Kio.
"Good, now Sister Imia, please talk or do anything with your son before we take him away and you depart of the Southern Air Temple," said Monk Tashi.
"Okay," said Aang's mother.
So Aang's mother talk with Aang privately and then gave Aang to Monk Gyatso. The nuns left and the monks took Aang to the council.
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His phone call came with all the usual angst of a pensive deer hunter.
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Usually "the rut" happens in areas around the Atchafalaya and Mississippi rivers much later than other locations in the state. The primary rut, a breeding period that can last 6-8 days, comes to the south-central and southeastern parishes near Christmas. A secondary rutting period follows about a month later when bucks seek out any of the does that weren't bred in the primary stage.
Robinson said he'd put one of his two stands along a line he'd seen bucks use in past seasons, but this buck was setting out on another path away from the spot he calls his "rutting stand." His other stand, near a food plot, had produced the 165-pound, 6-point buck and the 130-pound doe he took during the seven-day primitive weapons season.
"I'm going Saturday to scout out his line. I know he's marking his territory. He was a long way away, but from the way he was moving and what he was doing it was clear he was getting ready for the rut," Robinson said.
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Is he German? I had this German guy a while back who walked around in his very tight undies like it was nothing. He was young and incredibly good looking with an almost cartoonish Superman physique. He looked like a blow-up sex doll come to life.
British…which suprises me because they're usually pretty conservative. He's very well built to be sure…i think thats what he wants everyone to know! He's also a personal trainer. Not good looking though and only the height of my grandmother.
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only the height of my grandmother.
…another red flag. Short man complex.
Good idea on the door sign. Do you provide a tv in the room? That might keep guests from being nosy parkers, and from looking for a tv. If you already have one, shame on them.
It is very odd for them to wonder. WOuld you just wonder around someone's house without asking?
If I were renting a room in someone's house I most likely would wander around unless I'd been told to stay in my room. I believe the OP said there is a door that blocks off the guest quarters so all that needs to be done is to put on lock on it if there isn't one already.
so, you would just go to owners bedroom? You might as well i guess, because there is no way of knowing which room is their bedroom
I don't mind if guests go in my bedroom.
i am sure of that, ELlen, you also like your guests to cook 24 hours a day on your kitchen
I think my new years resolution is to start being brutally honest in my airbnb reviews. Ive always been generous and kind in my reviews but why shouldnt guests feel like they have to be on their best behavior like we hosts do…at the risk of being reviewed poorly.
Well I just noticed one of my groups took a brand new set of hand soap and matching lotion pumps… I have 3 bathrooms and when I noticed one set was missing I 2nd guessed myself. Thought perhaps I didn't put it out. Well took inventory at home and now I fully recall I put a set in that bathroom and it is nowhere in the house…! yeeesh.
@J_Wang – "…I most likely would wander around unless I'd been told to stay in my room."
Stay in your room.
Are you going to email them to see if they placed it somewhere? - maybe one of them is some kind of germaphobe about those objects - lol. Were these some unquie, cute dispensers?
No, silly. But also you have to remember, guests don't know the layout of your home. Your bedroom door could be a closet or a bathroom if the door is closed.
It all goes back to what the host has made the guest aware of: restricted areas, rules, whatever. If that's not done, why would anyone expect guests you've invited into your home not to walk around inside the home?
Exactly. Our house has five rooms. It's 950 square feet. We still have guests who are confused about which room is theirs. We put a sign saying Guest Room on the guest room door, but some people still get confused. I have the worst sense of direction ever so I understand.
That said, I really don't mind if guests go in my bedroom. I don't keep my tax returns in there.
Yep this is it exactly. I had a host check me in and only showed me my room. I was left wondering where the bathroom and the loo were. I went and found the host as I didn't want to inadvertently be nosy but my question was met with a cold stare as if I was dumb. Fact was I didn't know the layout and it was either ask or start opening doors.
Who would guess that you would need to put in house rules not to wander around house unless properly dressed. I'd have advised him that he needs to wear a shirt and trousers or shorts at all times out of his bedroom.
Not all of us. But it's funny how people sometimes think that.
WHat host does not show a guest where the bathroom is? How is it possible to not remember that the bathroom is on the same flloor, not downstairs? I understand that its possible to be a bit confused if its a big house but not to the point that you dont remember which floor.
You are trying to find excuses for these 'wonderers ' and for yourself but the fact is that its very rude to wonder around someone's house without permission. If you want to wonder, ask your host to show you around. I was asked several times and had no problem with it. And once i had a guest who despite the fact that his bedroom was on a first floor , went upstairs opening doors to bedrooms including mine with me laying there in bed. He did not lost his way, he was just curious and another wonderer.
Not making excuses, and every situation is different. However, you can't expect guests to know your house layout if you don't make them aware of it, especially if you're cohabitating.
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Interwoven narratives including a wife who descends into alcoholism and an ex-jailbird with a secret.
Oscar-nominated for his 1999 short,Killing Joe, Mehdi Norowzian makes his feature debut with this self-consciously clever, but insufficiently enthralling exercise in intersecting narratives and obfuscated identities.
The parallel settings - a 1960s family home and a contemporary diner - are well established by cinematographer Zubin Mistry. Similarly, Mary Bloom's (Shue) descent into alcoholism (after she assumes her husband has betrayed her and seeks rash revenge) is realised with restraint.
However, the literary conceit at the heart of the screenplay prevents us from investing in the travails of Stephen's (Fiennes) ex-jailbird until his secret is revealed in a manner that is as unconvincing as his showdown with short-fused customer, Dennis Hopper.
June 16, 2004 marked the centenary of Bloom's Day (from James Joyce's Ulysses), but this sadly represented only a minor contribution to the celebrations.