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Curlys are the BEST
From: David | Date: 8/4/2017 10:10 PM
My Rat Terrier thinks Curly Bully Sticks are "THE BEST"! They are his favorite treat!!!
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From: Bea | Date: 6/28/2015 8:00 PM
My pup loves these bully sticks! Placing y order was seamless and delivery was very prompt. I will be ordering again!
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7-10 Inch USA Curly Bully Sticks - 50 Pack
From: Terry | Date: 5/28/2015 8:00 PM
Ordered these because they are made in the USA. Great value as I can cut them into pieces and feel safer that the dogs are eating USA made treats.
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Long lasting
From: noel | Date: 4/18/2015 8:00 PM
I have ordered curly Bully Sticks for 3 mos. now - my dog is very fussy and a lot of times the treats I buy are a waste of money. But with Bully Sticks she is busy for a long time. I read the ingredients on these and they are natural and made in the USA, which is all I'll buy. They are the BEST Bully Sticks. Thanks.
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Lasted about 5 mins
From: Heather | Date: 3/14/2015 8:00 PM
It only last 5 mins so I dont really think that is worth $3, my dog is 80 pounds
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great chew
From: Deborah | Date: 3/8/2015 8:00 PM
I tried this for the first time and my dog Sampson would eat the whole bag if I let him. Definitely will be getting much much more.
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BEWARE -No longer suitable for small dogs!
From: David | Date: 2/12/2015 7:00 PM
"I've been buying Best Bully's Spiral & Curly sticks for 2 little Yorkies for many years. Consistency has always been an issue but I've never had to return a product until now. Not one of the 25 spiral bullies from my late January order (7-10 "" Spiral Odor Free) could be fed to my dogs. They all were ""break your teeth"" hard and would audibly ""snap"" off into bite sized ""choke you"" pieces instead of their ends softening into the soggy, stringy, teeth-flossing ""chews.""
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They used to be great...
From: christine | Date: 1/16/2015 7:00 PM
They used to be great, all sized as they claim and they would take 5-10 minutes for the dogs to chew. I ordered these and received a bag of the curly bully sticks maybe four inches long. They are thin and are gone in no time. It is sad to have your dogs look forward to their evening treat all day long and have to give them a pathetic treat that might last them 3 minutes--that is giving two of these at once, mind you. A waste of my hard earned money and the dog's time.
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A favorite
From: Susan R | Date: 12/20/2014 7:00 PM
This are nice and dry, have some smell (my large dog don't appreciate the no smell ones) but isn't real strong - so we're all happy. She gets one a day and it's become a routine to remind me when she thinks it time. They aren't real long lasting, but nothing is for my large chewer.
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How many times do you work out per week?
I try to do about three sessions of HIIT-workouts (High Intensity Training) or power lifting per week. I find this routine to be fulfilling, but if I feel super energized, which is more often than not, I will do about 20 minutes of interval sprints.
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I am currently doing a program called '5x5'. It basically consists of doing three exercises (a combination of squats, deadlifts, over-head presses, bench presses or rows) for 5 sets of 5 reps.
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By the looks of things, it sounds like you follow a very strict diet…
Yes, I am an avid follower of a Ketogenic diet. In essence it is Low Carb High Fat (LCHF/Banting) and I have been doing it for over a year now. One has to restrict carbohydrate intake to about 20g/day.
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This ketogenic diet for sure! Even if I do not work out, it is so easy to maintain a lean physique. I am currently trying to bulk up slightly for a new role, hence the workouts, so as a maintenance diet, it is also incredible.
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This is SO GOOD! I made using fresh strawberries with a little sugar added for sweetness instead of the jam. I chopped them into small pieces and then mashed them and added the sugar. I didn't add the juice to the mix but mixed in the strawberries with the mixture. This gets rave reviews of 5 plus stars each! Yum Yum! Thank you for this recipe Kathy-Lynn!
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- 2⁄3 cup butter or 2⁄3 cup margarine, room temperature
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 2 cups flour
- 2 eggs
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
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The media's coverage of Barry Bonds' move past Willie Mays and into third place on the all-time home run list has been remarkable. From last season to spring training to Opening Day to No. 661, it seems as if a day did not pass without a story or at least a reference to the landmark home run, which he hit Tuesday night in San Francisco in the Giants' 4-2 victory over Milwaukee.
The extent of the buzz and the diversity of the perspectives have been striking. But most remarkable is the issue left out: the racial factor. We read about the achievement; the achievement tainted by rumors of steroid use; the aloof and arrogant persona that keeps Bonds at arm's length from the media and fans; the death last year of Bonds's father as the son approached his godfather's mark.
Race does not seem to be on the radar screen.
I was a guest lecturer in a class on the African-American athlete at a Big Ten university last week. Of the 32 students, half were white and half were African-American. We discussed the possibility that race factors in to the public's response to Bonds. When I asked how many of the students think race is a factor, all of the African-Americans and two white students raised their hands. When I asked who didn't think it is a factor, all the remaining whites raised their hands.
When I am interviewed, I am repeatedly asked why the public doesn't embrace Bonds. Why didn't they love him in 2001 when he broke Mark McGwire's single-season home run record like they loved McGwire when he broke Roger Maris' record? Why don't they love him now as he becomes the third-greatest home-run hitter in history?
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Somehow, we want to avoid what may be a real factor regarding the public's unwillingness to accept Bonds. He is a powerful black man who plays by his own rules, not the rules of baseball decorum or white social norms. He does not often share his smile with fans; instead, he is as likely to scowl or glare at those who approach him. To many whites, that fits a stereotype of African-American men as menacing or threatening.
In contrast, Michael Jordan smiled constantly and interacted with the public when he was an active athlete, and he was embraced for it. Fans bought his gear and put his poster on their children's walls. He wasn't threatening, and instead seemed lovable. Other African-Americans athletes noted that and adjusted their off-the-court demeanor accordingly.
Barry Bonds never did.
As a civil rights activist and a student of race relations for four decades, I have no doubt that there are white fans who will never embrace Bonds simply because he is strong, unconventional by white standards, and black. Studies on race consistently show that we all hold stereotypes about other racial groups. More than half of white people think African-Americans are more prone to violence, more likely to use drugs, less inclined to work hard and less intelligent than whites.
A Gallup poll released last week shows how wide the gap between African-Americans and whites really is. While only five percent of African-Americans and 12 percent of whites believe that race relations in America are very good, twice as many whites as African-Americans (76 percent to 38 percent) think African-Americans are treated fairly. Five times as many whites as African-Americans think African-Americans have equal job opportunities.
So why do I believe that race is a factor in our non-celebration of Barry Bonds? A look at Henry Aaron's run at Babe Ruth's career home-run record 30 years ago -- which was marred by death threats and a barrage of hate mail -- shows how deep the scars are. (Racial patterns do persist across history. Sixty-three percent in the aforementioned Gallup poll said race relations "will always be a problem.") The negative reaction to Aaron convinced him that America didn't want the record to be held by a black man.
Aaron was not aloof. He talked to fans and the media, and wasn't perceived in the same way as Bonds is today. He was simply a black man about to smash a great white icon's record. But in his shining moment, he lived in fear of bigotry.
Arthur Ashe was a black man who became a great champion playing tennis, a white man's game. As Aaron did, Ashe interacted with fans and the media, and he became a success on the court and in business. Infected with HIV contracted from a blood transfusion during surgery, Ashe wrote that living as a black person in America was harder than dying of AIDS. That is quite a statement about race in America.
During the dramatic 1998 baseball season, McGwire and Sammy Sosa exemplified how sport can bring people together across America's racial divide. As the two men chased Maris's single-season home run record, many fans came to adore Sosa's gestures and accepting smile. In fact, Sosa seemed to interact with fans more than McGwire did. Yet there is little doubt that the media -- and even Major League Baseball -- paid more attention to McGwire than to Sosa. I know many African-American and Latino athletes who are sure that McGwire was favored because he is white, and the record could be kept in the family.
In a racial context, history has not portrayed big, powerful, surly, white men as menacing or threatening. Instead, that stereotype has been reserved for African-American men.
After McGwire admitted to using androstenedione, a precursor to steroids, there was little talk about putting an asterisk next to his single-season home run record. Although Bonds denies that he uses steroids, numerous reporters and fans talk about an asterisk next to Bonds' 73 home runs in 2001. Do they hope to elevate McGwire's record back to the top?
I am sure many fans and many in the media are turned off by the fact that they don't have a personal relationship with Bonds. They see him as distant and haughty. I am sure they are concerned that his achievements might not be totally legitimate because of the steroid rumors. But I am equally confident that an important part of the reaction of at least some white media and fans is related to the fact that Bonds is powerful, independent and black.
The Bonds story demonstrates that the issue of race is still an open wound for America. Whites and African-Americans still do not look at an event or a person and see the same thing.
Richard E. Lapchick has been a civil rights activist for more than three decades. He is the Chair of the DeVos Sport Business Management Graduate Program in the College of Business Administration at the University of Central Florida. The author of 10 books on race and social issues, Lapchick also directs UCF's Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport and is Director of the National Consortium for Academics and Sport.


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Last night I was at a party and I made out with (a lot) a guy I knew from high school but hadn't seen in 2 years. He was really nice and spent most if the night with me, and when i was leaving he said "see you soon" and I was like "sure" so he said to text him, but I don't have his number so he said get it off someone, so I was like who? So he just gave it me. Should I text? What should I say? When should I text? I'm interested to see if it leads to anything
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This theme is excellent, but unfortunately it's not close enough to the original Qute for me. I was basically hoping for Qute without the earth tones, but BlueQute has redesigned some icons as well as changing the colours. I prefer the design and rendering of original Qute's folder and bookmark icons. However, I do prefer the classic RSS icon in BlueQute to the one which Qute uses. I must also say that BlueQute integrates very well with the Windows Classic theme in XP. I certainly won't be uninstalling it.
Terrific Theme Rated 4 out of 5 stars
I've tried many themes and I find this the easiest to use. It's clarity and color styling are superb for what I need.
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Nintendo Switch has a 720p screen, 32 GB of storage, and expandable storage via microSDXC cards
Nvidia announced that it was developing hardware for Nintendo Switch back in October, and at last night's presentation Nintendo released more details concerning the tablet's screen and storage.
The Switch sports a 6.2-inch screen that outputs at 1280×720, or 720p. It runs on a custom Nvidia Tegra system-on-a-chip for its processor, and offers 32 GB of storage out of the box—well within the range of dedicated tablets such as Apple's iPad.
Some of that internal storage goes toward the OS and various system resources.
A diagram released by Nintendo provides more technical details. Storage can be expanded via a microSDXC card. "Game cards" drop into a slot at the top of the Switch, and battery life lasts up to six hours depending on the game being played.
Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, for example, is a high-end title; according to Nintendo, you can expect to wring roughly three hours of juice from the battery while playing on the go.
Nintendo Switch launches on March 3 for $299.99.


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The Advanced Imaging Center at Westchester Medical proudly offers a full range of world-class radiology services in a setting designed for maximum convenience and comfort. Located across the parkway from the hospital, our facility offers patients ample appointment availability, valet parking and easy billing practices that allow us to work with almost any type of insurance. Referring physicians can expect quick turnaround on reports and easy access to on-site radiologists to confer on diagnosis and treatment options for their patients.
Our dedicated radiology team of certified technologists, nurses and support staff provide the best possible care and service to our patients. At the top of their game in all advanced imaging specialty areas, our team includes some of the leading experts in breast MRI and body imaging.
All of our radiology services have been inspected, approved and accredited by the New York State Department of Health. In order to maintain our high standard of care, the Center also undergoes additional voluntary accreditation programs from the American College of Radiology.
Led by Dr. Zvi Lefkovitz , the Advanced Imaging Center's cutting-edge, non-invasive technology produces faster, more accurate results. With radiology services such as full-field digital mammography, direct digital radiography and 3-D bone densitometry, we can provide high-quality imaging in a safe, technologically advanced and comfortable environment. We also house the region's only 256-channel CT scanner, a precision advanced imaging technology which delivers faster, more accurate diagnosis of disorders including vascular and lung conditions.
With the recent addition of our 5,000 square foot Women's Imaging Center, we also offer a complete range of personalized diagnostic breast care and bone density scanning services provided in a relaxing women's-only setting.
Our experienced team of physicians, certified technologists, nurses, and support staff provide excellent care to all our patients. The comfortable, patient-friendly atmosphere, coupled with state-of-the-art technology, ensures that our patients receive prompt, efficient service and in many cases, faster and more accurate results-an important feature that can make a difference for patients facing serious medical conditions.
With the addition of our new Women's Imaging Center, the expertise we now offer is even more expansive and includes specialists in a variety of areas, including diagnostic Breast Imaging, Bone Density Scanning, Neuroradiology, Pediatric Radiology, Computed Tomography, Ultrasound, MRI, Musculoskeletal Imaging, and Interventional Radiology.
As a physician referring patients to the Advanced Imaging Center, you enjoy several benefits that may enhance the quality of care and treatment you provide to your patients.
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The Interactive Parking Access Subscriber System (I PASS™) is a cloud-based monthly parking subscriber system that allows Precise ParkLink to manage all aspects of completed parking transactions, entries and exits per customer. Precise ParkLink's configures I PASS™, also known
as a monthly parking permit, in accordance with your facility. The monthly parking system can:
- Issue monthly parking permits online, by telephone or in person
- Provide a web-based (real-time) monthly parking and validation management module tracking usage by the individual
- Modify parameters of the parking arrangement
- Maintain permissions and accounting detailed records using our back-end software (including Card Manager, Keyscan and Altaire)
✓ Parking permit & access card support
✓ Wait-list management
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✓ Payment management in a Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliant environment
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Dead and Buried
|Photo by Michelle Griffiths
Yesterday, with many others, I took part in a Good Friday procession, following the cross along a high street. In the place where we assembled on a warm sunny April morning, we found ourselves in a seed cloud. Countless tiny seeds carried on the air were falling on us and around us down to the ground. They appeared to be dandelion seeds - I can't be sure. I remembered what Jesus had said about another seed,
"...unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains just a single grain; but it it dies, it bears much fruit." (John 12: 24 NRSV)For Christians, today, Holy Saturday, is a day to confront the reality of Jesus' death and burial, the grief and despair of his disciples. It's a day of waiting - like that dreadful time after a burial or cremation when you don't know what you are supposed to do next, or how you can live without the one you have lost. I blogged about this aspect of today in another post last year Emptiness and Sorrow.
As we remember Jesus in the tomb, we do this in hope as we wait for the great Easter celebration of the Resurrection. May this seed of hope take root in us on this day of waiting and produce that fruit which God wills.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday and a new day!
This post is the 46th and last in a daily series of Lenten and Holy Week reflections based on a Bible Reading from the Common Worship Lectionary of the Church of England. This one is based on John 19: 38-end.


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- Name on his student ID: Matthew Morris
- Years until he can legally vote: eight
- Meaning, he's only been alive for 10 years, and he's already a rap sensation?: yes
- He can't even drive, and he already sold out New York's Gramercy Theater?: yep
- Age when he started rapping: 7
- Where you've seen him: YouTube, Today show, Dr. Phil, the third grade
- More than half a billion: the combined views of MattyB's YouTube videos
- More than 2 million: MattyB's combined Facebook and Twitter followers
- Celebrity fans of MattyB: Ryan Seacrest, Katy Perry, Ashton Kutcher, Vanilla Ice
- Best Perez Hilton guest appearance: in MattyB's video cover of ""Gangnam Style""
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Protect Yourself from Wildfire Smoke
Medical Author: Melissa Conrad Stoppler, MD
Wildfires are an all-too-common occurrence in many areas of the U.S. Even if the fires do not directly involve your home or surroundings, the smoke generated by wildfires is a potential health hazard for everyone in the area. Smoke from wildfires contains gases along with fine particles generated from burning of trees and plants. Wildfire smoke can cause a number of physical symptoms, and those most affected include the elderly, children, and people suffering from heart and lung conditions.
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Mumbai:Police have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with murder of a senior citizen in her house in suburban Mulund.
Melvin Selvin, a courier boy, was arrested yesterday in connection with the murder of 65-year-old Mary Swamy at her home in slums in Mulund (East) on Monday, police said today, adding that the accused is a relative of the deceased.
Police suspect robbery was the motive behind the crime.
"When our officers went to Swamy's residence (Monday), we saw that blood was coming from her earlobes. We suspect that theft could be the motive behind the murder and accordingly launched our investigation," said DCP (Zone VII) Vinay Rathod.
He said Swamy's gold chain and gold earrings worth Rs 75,000 were found missing from her house.
The breakthrough came when Vikhroli police received information from their informers about Selvin.
"We had credible information about Selvin and based on it he was picked up from his residence in Bhandup and during the course of questioning he confessed to the crime," said Rathod.
Police have recovered a clutch wire allegedly used by Selvin to strangulate Swamy.
He was booked under sections 302 (punishment for murder) and 397 (robbery) of Indian Penal Code.


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Divya Khosla Kumar and her son, Ruhaan, made an impromptu visit to Mount Abu.
Divya Khosla Kumar with son Ruhaan
The filmmaker and her four-year-old visited a well-known temple and soaked in the local sights. Ruhaan particularly enjoyed boating in the Nakki Lake.
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Download boattheory.ch apk 2.4.0 free for Android smartphone
Posted by Gehri Bootsschule & Informatik in Education | May 25, 2016 | 1 Comments
Apk file size: 48.0 MB
The PROFESSIONAL-TRAINER to prepare for the theory exam A-power boats and D-sailing boats in Switzerland.
This FREE version of the app bootstheorie.ch contains just a restricted selection of questions (60 out of more than 460 questions) in full-featured with answers and explanatory texts.
The complete collection of questions with all the answers and explanation texts can be purchased as an in-app purchase. (CHF 19.71)
App boattheory.ch of Gehri Bootsschule & Informatik contains 460 questions and is aimed at checking your knowledge of the subjects towards the theory exams for the exams of category A-power boats and category D-sailing boats in Switzerland.
• App boattheory.ch contains over 460 always updated questions to enable you to thoroughly prepare for the exam.
• You can check (mark) unclear questions in the App to treat them later on.
• The factual didactic concept of the App will show previously missed questions more repeatedly.
• Thanks to the exam mode, you can get familiar with an exam situation.
• This selection of questions does neither replace studying nor the required study material.
For your theory study we recommend the Click-Me! SWISS BOATING THEORY COURSE, which is available on-line or on CD, as well as the official theory booklet.
For additional information go to www.click-me.ch.
Responsible of the publication: Andreas Gehri, boating instructor since 1994.
Important notes
• In Switzerland a driver's licence is required to use boats with more than 6 kW of power or with more than 15 m2 of sail area.
• A theory and a practical exam are required. The theory exams are the same for both powerboats and sailing boats and the test questions are the same all over Switzerland.
• The official offices conduct theory exams.
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Building an RPG with Unity 5.x
by Vahé Karamian
Unity is one of the most cutting-edge game engine in the world. Developers are looking for the best ways to create games of any genre in the engine. This comprehensive guide on building an RPG with Unity teaches you high-end techniques currently used in developing modern games. The tips, tricks, and techniques can be applied to your own role RPG.
We begin with an introduction to, and the fundamentals of, RPG games. Moving further, you will learn the necessary parts of building an RPG, such as structuring the game environment, customizing characters, controlling the camera, and designing other attributes like inventory, weapons, and so on.
We also cover designing levels of the game by adding more features to it and making the game more interesting. You will also learn how to get around the obstacle of networking in Unity and be able to implement Multi-Player mode for your RPG games.
By the end of the book, you will be able to build upon core the RPG framework elements to create your own game experience.
What You Will Learn:
Chapter 1:
This chapter will discuss how to go about planning a RPG. We will give a brief background on the genre then start discussing some of the design patterns that have been applied to RPG throughout the past. This chapter will also serve the purpose of setting the stage for our RPG to be build.
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In this chapter the reader will start building and thinking about how to setup the game environment. We will be selecting a particular theme for our RPG and start using the design patterns from chapter 1 to create the initial components of the game.
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In this chapter we will investigate and define the different types of characters that we will be using in our RPG. This will include Player Character and Non-Player Character characteristics, attributes, and classes. This chapter basically will define what can be done and what cannot be done in our RPG.
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In this chapter we will discuss the main aspects of the character and non-character movements and A.I. The character mechanics will be discussed and improved. Character status, leveling up, skills, classes, and etc…
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This chapter will focus on the code of the game. The Game Master is usually the main code that glues everything together and controls the whole world. It keeps track of the player, the enemies and everything else that is of importance in the world.
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This chapter will discuss in details the inventory system which is a major part of any RPG. The inventory will be designed and build in a way to satisfy many of the internal system needs. We will define our inventory items and develop the necessary assets and systems to represent and supporting them.
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This chapter will start putting together all of the user interface components and integrating everything together. User feedback, user status, Inventory control, Head Up Display and etc…
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In this chapter we will look into the networking aspects of our RPG. We will discuss some of the challenges you will face for creating a multi-player game and also implement Multi-Player mode for our RPG.
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The discovery of a generations-old mystery leads to a most extraordinary and surprising family reunion.
Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman's selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince, to face an even greater enemy. Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat. But despite the formation of this unprecedented league of heroes-Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash-it may already be too late to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.
Having taken her first steps into a larger world in Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), Rey continues her epic journey with Finn, Poe and Luke Skywalker in the next chapter of the saga.
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Weber State-WY final stats | Furman-WY final stats | Wyo VB Season Stats
The Wyoming volleyball team (8-1 overall) rebounded from last night's loss with a three-set (25-21, 25-20, 25-11) victory over the Weber State Wildcats (2-8 overall) and a four-set win (25-17, 25-19, 29-27, 25-9) against the Furman Paladins (6-4 overall), on Saturday to take home the UniWyo Wyoming Invite title. Kayla Slofkiss was named the tournament MVP while Erin Kirby and Laura Beach were each selected to the All-Tournament Team.
"We just weren't great last night and I give Gonzaga a ton of credit. They had a lot of big blocks on us, stressed us early and we never recovered from it," head coach Chad Callihan. "This morning against Weber State, we were still a little bit timid, sluggish maybe a hangover from last night and we weren't sure what we were going to get tonight. I loved our performance it was one of our best blocking matches of the season. Once we get that going our offense seems to do pretty well. We swung smarter and had good pace on the ball, but it was the right shot and what was open. It was just a good all-around effort and I'm proud of the group."
The Cowgirls opened up the match against Weber State with four straight points. The Wildcats answered with a 7-4 run to pull to within one, 8-7. Started by an attack error by WSU, Wyoming would extend the lead back to four, 13-9. The teams traded the next couple of scores until the Wildcats pulled even at 15 all. After UW scored the next points, Weber State ran off the next four of five to go up for the first time in the set 19-17. The Cowgirls seemed to regroup in timeout as they came out and scored four unanswered to go back up 21-19. Wyoming would win the first set, 25-21, despite hitting .094 (9-6-32).
A kill by Amanda Varley put the Wildcats on the board first in the second set, which was answered by a 6-2 run by Wyoming to make it 6-3. The Wildcats scored on the next side out to make it a two point set, 6-4. The Cowgirls ran off five straight points to extend the lead to seven, 11-4. Over the next 16 points, Wyoming continued to maintain their seven-point advantage, 19-12. The Wildcats would out score the Cowgirls 8-6 the remainder of the set, but UW held on to win 25-20 to take a 2-0 lead in the match.
In the third set, Weber State scored the first two points followed by a 9-1 run by the Cowgirls to give them a 9-3 advantage. After a point from the Wildcats, UW scored 9 of 13 to give them a double-figure lead, 18-7. Wyoming held Weber State to only four points the remainder of the set as they won 25-11 and the match 3-0.
The Cowgirls were led by Slofkiss with 11 kills followed by Beach with seven kills and a .308 (7-3-13) hitting percentage. UW hit .210 (34-17-81) for the match and had five total team blocks. Weber State was led by Varley with eight kills followed by Samantha Staker with seven kills. The Wildcats hit .102 (32-23-88) on the afternoon.
In the second match of the day, Furman scored the first four of five points to take the early lead, 4-1. The Cowgirls responded with a small run to even it up at five all. The teams went back and forth over the next several points until Wyoming gained a 13-10 advantage. After a point by the Paladins, the Cowgirls increased the lead to seven, 19-12, with a 6-1 run. Furman tried chip away at the deficit but was only able to pull within five, 21-16. Wyoming went on to take the first set 25-17. The Cowgirls hit .419 (16-3-31) for the set and had four total team blocks.
Wyoming took a commanding 9-2 lead to begin the second set. An attack error by UW ended the scoreless stretch for the Paladins and they would pull to within five, 12-7. With the score 14-8 in favor of the Cowgirls, Furman scored five straight to make it a one point set, 14-13. Out of a timeout, three straight points by UW put them ahead, 17-13. The Paladins rallied off another five unanswered to take their first lead of the set, 18-17. The Cowgirls responded with an 8-1 run to close out the set to win 25-19 and take a 2-0 lead in the match.
Momentum stayed on the side of the Cowgirls as they scored the first five points of set three. Furman stormed back by scoring eight of the next ten to go up by one, 8-7. A kill by Shanahan evened up the score and the two teams traded the next several points until a 5-1 run by the Paladins gave them the lead, 16-12. Shanahan recorded a kill to stop the Furman scoring, but the Paladins continued to hold the lead. With the score 20-16 in favor of Furman, the Cowgirls recorded five unanswered to take a one point advantage, 21-20. Three straight points by the Paladins gave them the upper hand, 23-21 in the set. UW showed a lot of fight scoring four of the next five to earn match point, 25-24. Furman fought that off and earned three set points before winning 29-27.
The Cowgirls responded in the fourth set by jumping out to a 9-1 lead. Furman scored four of the next seven to pull within seven, 12-5. Wyoming ran off five straight to make it a double-figure lead, 17-5. The Paladins were only able to score four more points in the set as the Cowgirls took the set 25-9 and the match 3-1.
Three Cowgirls finished the match in double-figures led by Shanahan with 16 kills plus two total blocks. Slofkiss recorded 14 kills, four digs and three total blocks followed by Erin Kirby with 11 kills, nine total blocks and a .500 (11-0-22) hitting percentage. Wyoming hit .286 (59-21-133) for the match and out blocked Furman 15-8.
The Paladins were led by Ashton Gregory with 17 kills, six total blocks and a .364 (17-5-33) hitting spot. Andrea Fisher recorded 11 kills while Meg DeMaar had 16 digs. Furman hit .092 (43-31-130) for the match.
Wyoming will be on the road next week for their final preseason tournament. The Cowgirls will play three matches at the Hampton Inn and Suites UNC Classic, Fri.-Sat., Sept. 19-20, in Greeley, Colo.
All-Tournament team for UniWyo Wyoming Invite
Amanda Varley Weber State
Savannah Blinn Gonzaga
Ashton Gregory Furman
Andrea Fisher Furman
Laura Beach Wyoming
Erin Kirby Wyoming
MVP Kayla Slofkiss Wyoming


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Today we launched our fifth annual citizenship report. We have embedded citizenship in our culture since my father founded the firm in 1952 and, five years ago, we committed to take an even more robust citizenship journey. We formed a dedicated citizenship team, set aspirational goals and began the ongoing work of engaging our stakeholders in the journey.
Today, I'm pleased to report that global citizenship is becoming increasingly aligned with our corporate strategy. We've achieved several key milestones and we're integrating a citizenship mindset into everything we do. I'm proud of everything Edelman individuals and teams have done around the world to get us to this point. They truly are helping us change tomorrow's story.
A few highlights from fiscal year 2015 (FY15):
Metrics and Recognition
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- CDP – We completed our first CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) response in FY15 and submitted it in July 2015, providing three years of carbon data from Edelman's hub offices which comprise nearly two-thirds of our emissions.
- Ecovadis – Edelman earned a silver designation in this external measurement of our citizenship approach and performance.
- Carbon Trust Standard – Our London office was among the first businesses in the U.K. to get certified to this voluntary standard, which recognizes performance and commitment to reducing our carbon footprint.
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- Networking Groups – We launched a new affinity group, Edelman Equal, focused on LGBT employees and their allies, and committed to three more groups for FY16: African-American, Hispanic and veterans.
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- Sustainable Office Operations – Our annual global citizenship survey revealed that half of our employees felt the company was not doing enough to operate our offices sustainably. We convened an environmental working group that is developing and piloting recommendations related to employee commuting, recycling and green meetings, among others, in 24 offices.
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Since assuming this role five years ago, it has become even more apparent that citizenship is a must-do, not a nice-to-do. Back in 2010, the market was just beginning to signal that citizenship is an essential function. Today, it is core to our clients — and to our own business. Even so, we've learned that citizenship is about evolution, not revolution. We are most successful when we focus on a few priority initiatives, monitor them closely and report our progress transparently.
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Hason Tensei (Lit. He who controls damage) is a powerful yet mysterious technique known only to Kenrou of the Delta Akatsuki. He first will target an opponent. He will then make a hand movement on his body, for example, like he makes an X on his body by moving his hand on his chest. The shape of the movement is shown on the opponent as a very deep cut, like something from a sword. This cut is deep enough to even visibly display bones.
However, a lot of mystery revolves around this technique and how it does what it can do.
Also, if he focuses fire chakra into his hand when he makes the hand gesture, the cut will happen and a burn will be inflicted on the cut area with the heat of a Raijuu.


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The Ominous Parallels there is a good discussion of the anti-reason epistemology from which the Nazis derived their politics. Here's an excerpt:
On their own, the Nazis could not have begun to achieve what the intellectuals accomplished for them. On their own, the Nazis could not supply the thinking needed to undercut a country, not even the thinking that told men not to think. They could not supply the philosophy, not even the philosophy that told men to despise philosophy. All of this had to be originated, formulated, and spread by intellectuals—ultimately, by philosophers.
But finding a country ready for them, the Nazis knew what to do with it. They knew how to add death-laden goose-steppers to the theory of unreason—and even what to call the combination, which was their version of the zeitgeist. Goebbels and Rosenberg called it: steel romanticism.
These are "times when not the mind but the fist decides," declared Hitler in Mein Kampf. The philosophers had eliminated the mind and provided him with the times he needed.
"I need men who will stop to think if they're ordered to knock someone down!" Hitler told Rauschning. He had no trouble finding them.
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Adrian Rodgers did most of his scoring from the floor and Trelun Banks did most of his from the foul line.
The two guards combined to score 39 points and lead Southern to a 76-65 victory against LSU-Alexandria on Monday night in the F.G. Clark Activity Center.
Rodgers scored a game-high 23 points, making 8-of-16 field goals and 7-of-8 free throws. Banks scored 16 points, taking just five shots (making one) and making 14-of-17 free throws.
"It was just the feel of the game," Banks said. "(The officials) were calling the game kind of quick. We were beating them off the dribble so we wanted to keep attacking the lane."
Southern made 34-of-41 free throws and the Generals made 16-of-21.
"Coach emphasized doing a better job of shooting free throws," Rodgers said. "We didn't shoot them very well the last game."
The Jaguars made 17-of-30 free throws as they lost their season opener against Louisiana Tech 85-76 last Friday.
Cameron Monroe came off the bench to score 10 points for the Jaguars, who visit Ole Miss on Thursday.
Darius Johnson had 20 points, DeAngelo Coleman 12 and Darryl Milburn 11 for the Generals, who fell to 1-2.
"We're not too satiafied with the way we played," Banks said. "But we played good enough to get the win."
Southern led 32-25 at halftime and pushed the margin to 41-27 as Frank Snow and Rodgers each scored four points in the first five minutes of the second half.
Monroe scored six straight Jaguars points to help increase the lead to 56-39 with nine minutes remaining.
Johnson scored 10 points as LSU-A cut the margin to single digits at 68-60 with two minutes left, but Monroe made a jumper and he and Rodgers combined to make Southern's last six free throws.
"I think we had some nerves on opening night and that showed in the free-throw shooting," Jaguars coach Roman Banks said. "I figured getting rid of that would at least help with the free throws tonight."
Southern used 12 players, 10 of whom scored and played nine or more minutes.
"I was trying to get a lot of guys in and get a feel for everybody," coach Banks said, "but I probably slowed a couple of our runs because I was subbing guys in."
The score was tied at 11 midway through the first half as both teams got the majority of their points on free throws.
Johnson, Austin Adams, and Samuel Ouedraogo each made two free throws for LSU-A and Trelun Banks had six and Joell Hopkins one for Southern.
The Jaguars started scoring inside and it resulted in an 18-5 run, led by Rodgers' 11 points.
The Generals finished the half strongly as Johnson scored the final five points of a 9-3 run that pulled them within 32-25 at halftime.
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I'm evaluating our disaster recovery plan and found that we are licensed for IDR in our Backup Exec software, but it's not installed. I hadn't heard of it before so I did some research, and while there isn't a lot of documentation on it, I did find a lot of people complaining about it.
Does anyone have any experience using it? If so, how does it match up to System State Recovery? Do you have any other suggestions for bringing back physical servers without manually rebuilding and restoring data?
Thanks everyone.
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May 28, 2009 at 8:41 UTC
IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider.
I would stay away from Symantec backup products if possible. I have had horrible luck with their BackupExec and Ghost products in the past.
There are some virual solutions from VMWare that basically runs an exact copy of the server in a VM on another server for fail over.
May 28, 2009 at 8:58 UTC
The virtual machines I'm not so worried about. We have Ghost for rapid client deployment and application deployment, and it works great. But Ghost really isn't suited for backup/restore situations.
I really just need a solution to be able to recover a physical server.
Jun 1, 2009 at 8:22 UTC
Ummmm.....it looks like it's the poor man version of System State Recovery.
It you try it let us know.
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Your "Google" photo is showing one block too far north. If you could turn around 180 degrees you would be looking at the north side of the theatre building. The building still exists. When I moved to St. Petersburg in 1953, it was called THE SUN THEATRE and ran 2nd run films. When I graduated from high school in 1955, and just before I moved to Asheville, NC, I had to go see a last movie at the SUN THEATRE. The movie was JOHNNY DARK with Tony Curtis. When I moved back to the area, the SUN THEATRE was now the SUN ART THEATRE and was showing "them there furrin fillums". When this did not work the SUN ART started running "soft core" porno films. They even added a small "pussycat" theatre inside the office area that ran 16mm films. The theatre had a live stage and dressing rooms and at one time in the early 1960's had live vaudeville and burlesque shows. In later years it was used as an antique auction house.
This Theater was first the "Ninth Street" Theater, then the "Sun Theater" and finally the "Sun Art Theater".


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How come whenever I get a new persons phone number I can text back and forth a ton and they will always respond back. As soon as I decide to try to make a time to hangout with them in person is when they will ignore me and I won't hear from them again. I've tried it both ways. Texting a bunch to try to get to know them a little bit beforehand and also trying to hangout with them almost immediately. Both have the same results. Any ideas? I'll even do all the work and come up with a place to go to.
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People often like to flirt online, but clearly, it's asking for a real commitment when you want to actually meet them.
It's easy to have many online friends, but time might be a problem with meeting face-to-face. And, they might already have a real life boyfriend or girlfriend, and while ithat may not a problem with chatting, it is, of course, a problem with actually hanging out with you.
One explanation is that so many of them do not resemble their profiles, and they are embarrassed to actually meet anyone they chat with. They do'nt want to have you find out they've been blowing smoke with their descriptions of themselves.10|10|0


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What could very well be the smartphone with the largest screen on this planet was used on Sony's invitation for its July 4th event in France at 9:30am; the invite shows a sideways view of what is believed to be the 6.44 inch Sony Xperia Z Ultra. And it sure looks like this device is not only big where it counts, but also cuts a svelte figure at 6.5mm thick...
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25. kurtdean99 (Posts: 79; Member since: 02 Jun 2013)
At least it's not plastic like samsung lol
26. special4u (Posts: 63; Member since: 22 May 2013)
i just thrown away 3 samsung phones, they just suck in any possible ways.
33. skyguy7567 (Posts: 148; Member since: 17 Nov 2012)
Flaws? My Xperia Z is flawless. No problem can be found anywhere. Samsung? Let's just say all my Samsung products all experienced slight glitches in the first few months and all either went dead or broke within a year. Totally wasted money on that printer. Bad quality and the stuff printed out is totally out of colored. Anyway, that was about a year or two ago. Still sticking with my 6 year old HP printer. 0.5 year old samsung printer epic fail.
27. flynfree (Posts: 374; Member since: 09 Jun 2013)
I remember kyocera echo, a 4"(+/-) double display, I really like that concept, if that company push to "iMPROVE/INNOVATE" that device and make it mid to high end league, it may have a good future. Imagining 4+ inch ×2, you got 8+ inch display. .. just me!
30. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Why do we still live in a world where they think 16GB of internal memory is enough for flagship superphones now a days?
34. skyguy7567 (Posts: 148; Member since: 17 Nov 2012)
Because there is SD card. The only thing that flagships nowadays is that they have cameras with a very good camera sensor. Full HD video (My Z records HD video for about 20 seconds and already 26 MB used) That is actually quite large for a file like that. But it's always a problem of pictures or videos shot in high definition. 13 MP photos belong to 64 GB SD cards. Comfortably using a 8 GB SD card for 3 years or so and it has filled up, containing over 3000 photos and videos. Now upgraded to a 32GB SanDisk Ultra class 10 card. The main reason why I'm not using 64GB is cause it's so expensive and I'm not that kind of movie-download guy. If you really want to see the real memory of the phone (Samsung is a troll here) Xperia Z offers 11.95 GB / 16GB just because the rest is occupied by Android and other UI. Samsung's UI is laggy and an epic troll. Galaxy S 4 Only 9.15 GB / 16GB. Samsung has upgraded its software and said to 'increase the storage space for users to solve the problem' New software rolled out. Result? 9.23GB / 16GB, !!!!????? Downloading All In One toolbox and clearing out all the cache probably gives you much more storage space. If you're thinking that Sony doesn't have enough storage space, just look at the GS4. As for the HTC One, the lack of microSD storage is perfectly understandable. 4MP ultrapixel and still gets the quality of about 10 MP photos, but with slightly less clarity after zooming. This gives way for more storage space for apps and other stuff rather than photos. Although GS4 supports SD cards, Jelly Bean doesn't allow the full transfer of apps (especially mightly large ones) to your SD card. So if you're a gamer probably go for the HTC one. If you're a photographer using phones or just a regular user, go for the Xperia Z. Balance between internal storage and SD card. When you're doing some gaming, (Like me, not a huge gamer) you'll quickly realize how insufficient and great those extra GBs from the Xperia Z to the GS4. Very lucky that I didn't choose GS4.
37. alaahershy (Posts: 34; Member since: 02 Jan 2013)
it's a tablet , not a phone


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ATEF ABU SAIF is a Palestinian writer living in Gaza. He has published six novels. His novel A Suspended Life was shortlisted for the 2015 Arab Booker Prize. He edited a collection of short stories from Gaza titled The Book of Gaza, which includes one of his own pieces. His account of the Israeli attacks against Gaza in 2014 was published in English under the title The Drone Eats with Me: Diaries from a City Under Fire. Abu Saif holds a PhD in political science and teaches at the University of Al-Azhar in Gaza.
FRANCESCA BELL'S poems appear in many journals, including B O D Y, New Ohio Review, North American Review, Poetry Northwest, Prairie Schooner, and Rattle. Her translations appear in Berkeley Poetry Review, Blue Lyra Review, Circumference, Poetry in Translation, and Laghoo. She is the Marin Poetry Center's events coordinator and the poetry editor of River Styx.
In addition to the short story collection The Little Red Book, ALEXANDRA BERKOVÁ published four novellas (Magoria or: A Tale of Great Love; The Trials and Tribulations of the Devoted Scoundrel; Dark Love; A Banal Story) before her untimely death in 2008. She also worked in television and radio, and influenced a generation of writers as an instructor at the Czech Literary Academy.
GIUSEPPE BERTO (1914–1978) started writing novels when he was a prisoner of war in Hereford, TX, from 1943 to 1946. The second novel he wrote there, Il cielo è rosso, was the first to be published, and it was a commercial and critical success, winning praise from Ernest Hemingway and the Florence Prize for literature. This first success was followed quickly by two others, Le opere di Dio and Il brigante. Both Il cielo è rosso and Il brigante were later made into films, as was his masterpiece Il male oscuro (Incubus) in 1964. In several of his works, including his last novel, La Gloria, Berto elaborated his existential struggle in confrontations with Christianity. All but two of his novels, La gloria and Oh, Serafina, have been translated into English. From La Gloria, published in Italy by Neri Pozza Editore, translated by arrangement with The Italian Literary Agency, Milan.
PETER BUSH has translated many Catalan, Spanish, and Latin American writers. He received the Valle-Inclán Prize for Juan Goytisolo's The Marx Family Saga and Exiled from Almost Everywhere, the Calouste Gulbenkian Prize for Equator, and the Ramon Llull Prize for Josep Pla's The Gray Notebook. The Spanish government awarded him the Cross of the Order of Civil Merit in 2012 and the Generalitat, the St George's Cross, in 2015, for his translation and promotion of Spanish and Catalan literature respectively. He lives in Oxford, where he is completing the translation of Winds of the Night.
AHSAN BUTT was born in Toronto, is of Pakistani descent, and currently lives in Los Angeles. His writing has appeared or is forthcoming in One Throne Magazine, Pacifica Literary Review, The Offing, The James Franco Review, and elsewhere.
NANCY NAOMI CARLSON has authored six titles, including translations of poems by Abdourahman Waberi, a finalist for the Best Translated Book Award. A recipient of an NEA literature translation fellowship, Carlson has published translations in APR, crazyhorse, FIELD, New England Review, Massachusetts Review, and Prairie Schooner. The novel excerpt appearing in this issue comes from Suzanne Dracius's The Dancing Other, forthcoming from Seagull Books.
MARGARET CARSON'S translations include Sergio Chejfec's My Two Worlds, Mercedes Roffe's Theory of Colors, and José Tomás de Cuéllar's The Magic Lantern. She is currently translating the writings of the Spanish surrealist artist Remedios Varos.
LAURENT CHÉHÈRE lives in Menilmontant, a popular district of Paris. His inspiration is rich and varied, he loves architecture, cinema, reportage, conceptual ideas, manipulation, retouching, and photo-montage. His work has been exhibited in ParisPhoto2013, the Fence Festival New York, Seoul Lunar Festival, Photo Phnom Penh Festival, Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography in Moscow, Fotografica Bogota in Colombia, Caumont Art Center in Aix-en-Provence, and many more.
SERGIO CHEJFEC is a well-known Argentinian Spanish writer. He lived in Caracas from 1990 to 2004 and has lived in the US since 2005. His novels My Two Worlds, The Planets, and The Dark have been published in translation by Open Letter Books.
GREGORY CONTI is a graduate of Notre Dame and Yale, and has lived in Perugia, Italy, since 1995, where he teaches English at the university. Recent translations include A Soldier on the Southern Front by Emilio Lussa, and The Fault Line by Paolo Rumiz.
SUZANNE DRACIUS is an award-winning writer from Martinique, whom the French Cultural Minister has called "one of the great figures of Antillean letters." Dracius's poems, short stories, novels, and plays emphasize Martinique's complex cultural history, filled with slavery, sugar cane, métissage (the blending of two distinct elements, in either a biological or cultural sense), and erupting volcanoes. Her sophisticated language is filled with imaginative word play, Latin, slang, and Creole.
SEIF ELDINE is an Arab-American poet living outside Worcester, MA, with a degree in Middle Eastern Studies from Tufts University. He is currently working on a book about the Syrian Civil War and has work published in Star 82 Review and Vayavya, among others.
DANIELLE LEGROS GEORGES was named poet laureate of the city of Boston in 2015, and is the author of two books of poems, The Dear Remote Nearness of You and Maroon. She is a professor in the Creative Arts in Learning Division of Lesley University, and a faculty member of the William Joiner Institute Summer Writer's Workshop, University of Massachusetts, Boston. She serves as a consulting poetry editor for Solstice and Salamander literary magazines.
ALICE GUTHRIE is a British translator, editor, journalist, and event producer specializing in Arabic-English literary and media content. Her work has appeared in a range of international publications, with an increasing focus on Syria, where she studied Arabic between 2001 and 2003. She is the literary producer for Shubbak, London's biennial festival of Arab arts and culture, and bilingually edits Arabic-English translations for various literary presses. A former Translator in Residence at London's Free Word Centre and American Literary Translators Association Fellow, in 2015 she was a recipient—with Syrian writer Rasha Abbas—of the Omi International Translation Lab fellowship.
KALAM HAIDARI (1930–1994) was a critically esteemed Urdu writer and journalist, whose reputation would have been greater had he lived in a big city. He spent most of his life in the small town of Gaya, India, where he was a businessman, and edited two Urdu publications. He was also a member of the radical pan-Indian Progressive Writers' Movement. Like many Urdu writers of his generation, he never wrote a novel.
JARED HARÉL was awarded the Stanley Kunitz Memorial Prize from the American Poetry Review in 2015. His poems have appeared or are forthcoming in Arts & Letters, Ecotone, Southern Review, Threepenny Review, and Tin House. His narrative long poem, "The Body Double," was published by Brooklyn Arts Press. Harél lives in Queens with his wife and two kids, and plays drums for the twang-rock band The Dust Engineers.
A writer and scholar, SYED SARWAR HUSSAIN teaches English in Saudi Arabia and translates from Urdu.
CLAIRE HUTTLINGER is a teacher, editor, and translator living in Florence, MA. She spent seven years teaching English and studying in Granada, Spain. She has taught Science and World Languages to students ranging from elementary school to community college. She edited Ibtissam Bouachrine's Women and Islam: Myths, Apologies, and the Limits of the Feminist Critique, and has translated several articles for psychology research journals. This is her first venture into the translation of fiction.
GEORGE KALAMARAS, former Poet Laureate of Indiana, is the author of fifteen books of poetry, eight of which are full-length, including Kingdom of Throat-Stuck Luck, winner of the Elixir Press Poetry Prize, and The Mining Camps of the Mouth, winner of the New Michigan Press Prize. He is Professor of English at Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne.
CATHERINE MAIGRET KELLOGG was born and raised in France and moved to the US almost twenty years ago. She keeps a day job in digital marketing, but literary translation is her passion. An excerpt from her co-translation of The Dancing Other, by Suzanne Dracius, has appeared in the New England Review. She lives in New York City with her husband.
Born and educated in Bihar, India, TABISH KHAIR is the author of various books, including the poetry collections Where Parallel Lines Meet and Man of Glass; the studies Babu Fictions: Alienation in Indian English Novels and The Gothic, Postcolonialism and Otherness; and the novels Just Another Jihadi Jane, The Bus Stopped, Filming, The Thing About Thugs, and How to Fight Islamist Terror from the Missionary Position. His novels have been shortlisted for nine prestigious prizes in five countries, including the Man Asian Literary Prize and the Encore Award, and translated into several languages. Khair now mostly lives in a village near the town of Aarhus, Denmark.
STACIE LEATHERMAN is the author of two books of poetry: Stranger Air and Storm Crop. Her work has appeared in New American Writing, Indiana Review, Barrow Street, Diagram, and Crazyhorse, among others. She lives near Cleveland, OH.
DANIEL LUSK is the winner of a 2016 Pushcart Prize and author of five poetry collections, including most recently The Vermeer Suite. His poems, stories, and essays have appeared in New Letters, Poetry Ireland Review, North American Review, Poetry, Prairie Schooner, Iowa Review, Southern Poetry Review, American Poetry Review, Markings, and more. A new collection of his poems, The Shower Scene from Hamlet, is scheduled for release in 2017. Daniel lives in Vermont with his wife, Irish poet Angela Patten.
A. MEDVEDENKO lives in Amsterdam. The story in this issue is drawn from a novel in progress. A different excerpt previously appeared in Asymptote, and was translated into Mandarin.
ANTONIO MUÑOZ MOLINA is a highly acclaimed author and member of the Royal Spanish Academy. His body of some thirty novels, in addition to regular columns and blogs, have earned him several international awards. Notable works include El jinete polaco, Sepharad, The Night of Times, and most recently, Como la sombra que se va, a meticulously researched and deeply moving portrayal of the life of James Earl Ray. He has taught in various US colleges, and headed the Instituto Cervantes in New York.
FÉLIX MORISSEAU-LEROY (1912–1998) was a prolific Haitian writer, educator, activist, and champion of the Haitian Creole language. Morisseau-Leroy is deeply admired and celebrated in the Haitian diaspora, Haiti, and elsewhere for the significant and courageous role he played in the promotion and recognition of Haitian Creole as a language of instruction, as well as literature. He was among the first important Haitian writers to write serious literary texts in Haitian Creole, which reflected and celebrated Haitian Creole cultural identity and concerns. Often referred to as the "father of Haitian Creole literature," his literary influence can be seen in the existence of Creole-language texts written by contemporaries and a younger generation of Haitian writers.
PAUL NEMSER'S book Taurus won the New American Poetry Prize, and his chapbook of prose poems Tales of the Tetragrammaton was published in 2014. His poems have appeared in magazines such as AGNI, Blackbird, Columbia, Fulcrum, Poetry, TriQuarterly, and Tupelo Quarterly. Work is forthcoming in London Review of Books and Plume. He co-translated two books of Ukrainian poetry: Antonych, Square of Angels and Drach, Orchard Lamps, which won a PEN prize.
ILMA RAKUSA is a celebrated Swiss author, poet, translator (from Russian, Hungarian, French, and Serbo-Croatian into German), and journalist (Neue Züricher Zeitung, Die Zeit). She has translated, among others, the works of Anton Chekhov, Marguerite Duras, and Joseph Brodsky. Recent books include Mehr Meer. Erinnerungspassagen (winner of the Swiss Book Prize), Einsamkeit mit rollendem "r," and Impressum: Langsames Licht.
ERIC HENRY SANDERS is a playwright, filmmaker, and fiction writer. His many plays have been produced in New York, London, and Berlin, and in regional theaters across the United States. His short films have screened at festivals including the Palm Springs International Short Fest, the New Hope FilmFestival, and the Massachusetts International Film Festival. His nonfiction writing has appeared in Bright Lights Film Journal and Take Magazine, among others.
CLAIRE SCHWARTZ is a PhD candidate in African American Studies, American Studies, and Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies at Yale. Her poetry has appeared or is forthcoming in Apogee, Beloit Poetry Journal, Prairie Schooner, and Waxwing, and her essays, reviews, and interviews appear in Electric Literature, Iowa Review, Virginia Quarterly Review,
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FRANCESC SERÉS was born in Saidí, on the border between Catalonia and Spain, near the deserted area of Monegros. Russian Stories, his fictional anthology of Russian writers, won the City of Barcelona Award and the Spanish Critics Award. His works have been translated into Spanish, French, and English. He is a frequent contributor to the Spanish newspaper El País.
MARGARET WILEKRSON SEXTON received her BA in Creative Writing from Dartmouth College and her JD from UC Berkeley School of Law. Her first novel, A Kind of Freedom, will be published by Counterpoint Press in August 2017. Her stories have been published or are forthcoming in Grey Sparrow Journal, Broad! Magazine, and Limestone Journal,
and her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
BRITTON SHURLEY's poetry has recently appeared, or is forthcoming, in Valparaiso Poetry Review, Hampden-Sydney Poetry Review, Southern Indiana Review, and Wacamaw. He received Emerging Artist Awards from the Kentucky Arts Council in 2011 and 2017. He is currently an associate professor of English at West Kentucky Community and Technical College where he edits the journal Exit 7 with his wife, Amelia Martens.
TAIJE SILVERMAN's book Houses Are Fields was published in 2009. She is the winner of the Anne Halley Poetry Prize from the Massachusetts Review, as well as the recipient of a 2016 Pushcart Prize and several residencies from MacDowell. Newer poems are forthcoming in the Georgia Review, Barrow Street, Gettysburg Review, and Best American Poetry 2016.
CORINE TACHTIRIS translates mainly the work of contemporary women authors from the Czech Republic, Haiti, and Francophone Africa. Her translation of Alexandra Berková's Dark Love was awarded a 2016 PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant. She teaches in the Literature program at Antioch College.
SHASHI THAROOR holds a PhD from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and is the author of sixteen bestselling books, including three novels and a biography of Nehru. His most recent, Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India, published in India as An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India, has ignited a major debate in both countries on colonial rule. Dr. Tharoor is a secondterm member of India's Parliament, elected to represent Thiruvananthapuram (capital of the state of Kerala), and chairs Parliament's External Affairs Committee.
LENA KHALAF TUFFAHA writes poetry, translations, and essays. Her work has been published or is forthcoming from the Kenyon Review Online, Lunch Ticket, Borderlands Texas Review, Lake for Poetry, Sukoon, and the Taos Journal of International Poetry and Art. Her poem "Running Orders" has been translated into Hebrew, Greek, Italian, Spanish and Norwegian, performed at anti-war protests around the world, and anthologized in Letters to Palestine. Her first collection of poems, Water & Salt, is forthcoming from Red Hen Press.
LAURA PAUL WATSON lives and writes in Pine, CO. She is a graduate of the MFA program at the University of Florida. When not writing poetry, she works as a general contractor remodeling and building new homes in the Denver area. Her work has also appeared in the Cincinnati Review, Poetry Northwest, and Meridian, among others.
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