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Mediation helps participants:
• Identify the concern
• Confront the issues (not the persons) related to the concern
• Listen with an open mind to the feelings, interests, and needs of the persons involved
• Treat a person's feelings with respect
• Identify multiple options for resolving the concern
• Select options for resolving the concern by mutual agreement
• Take responsibility for implementing agreements
Benefits of Mediation:
• Convenient: Appointments are arranged to meet the schedules of the persons involved.
• Private: All procedures are confidential.
• Voluntary: Persons participate only if they choose to do so.
• Community-building: Resolving concerns through cooperation results in improved relationships and a stronger, safer community.
• Affirming: Individuals enhance their self-esteem, mutual respect, and new skills to deal with future concerns.
• Time-saving: Mediation usually results in a much faster resolution to concerns than when conflicts are taken elsewhere.
Mediation Services at Ball State. The Center for Peace and Conflict Studies offers a diverse variety of mediation services to persons (faculty members, staff, students) affiliated with Ball State University and to individuals, organizations, agencies, companies, and others located off campus. Our team of mediators is comprised of individuals from Ball State University and the Muncie community.
The Peace Center is proud to highlight our Community and BSU mediators who are now in training. Pictured below from left to right (back row) Melissa Webb (BSU Graduate Student & Assistant Trainer), Yvonne Thompson (Human Rights Comission), Leslie Miller (Youth Opportunity Center), Mary Habegger (A Better Way), Carrie Summers (TEAMwork for Quality Living), Larry Gerstein (Director of the Peace Center), (second row) Jean Dinwiddie (BSU Academic Advisor Coordinator), Angie Briner (Trainer from Education for Conflict Resolution), Katerina Pieri (BSU Freshman), Emily Mastroianni (prior Peace Center Graduate Assistant, (front) and Jeff Hansard (Court Appointed Special Avocates).
The type of mediation service needed and characteristics of the clients influence which and how many mediators deliver the service. Further, the location of the mediation service is based on the appropriateness of offering the service in the Center or elsewhere. The length of mediation can vary from one hour for a mediation intake session or mediation lecture to potentially 32 hours for an intensive mediation-training program designed to prepare individuals to become mediators. In general, a mediation involving two parties will require one hour per party for an intake, and three hours for the mediation session itself.
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Mediation Training: $200 to $250 per participant depending on the number of participants.
Mediation Lecture: $75 to $250 per hour depending on the assets of the requesting organization. A lecture on mediation is available free of charge to classes offered at Ball State University.
Brief History of Mediation Services at Ball State. The Center for Peace and Conflict Studies at Ball State University has been offering mediation services since the early 1990s. Initially, CRD Associates in Boulder, Colorado trained a group of Ball State staff and faculty members in mediation. Later, Ball State staff, faculty members, and students as well as Muncie community members were taught the transformative mediation approach by a staff member of Education for Conflict Resolution, Inc. in North Manchester, Indiana. Historically, the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies has assisted schools in developing and implementing peer mediation programs, and it has offered, for instance, a host of mediation services through Christian Ministries, the Muncie Housing Authority, TEAMwork for Quality Living, and the Muncie Police Department.
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Chesapeake Energy Corp has offered buyouts to 275 employees as part of the U.S. oil and gas company's effort to cut costs amid persistent low natural gas prices and heavy debt.
Although Chesapeake is increasing its output of more valuable crude oil from U.S. shale formations, the bulk of its production is natural gas.
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While gas prices have recovered a bit, "the sustained low natural gas price environment we have seen will have an effect on the levels of activity in our industry and at Chesapeake for some time to come," Chesapeake attorney Henry Hood said in an email to announce the program.
Hood's email was first posted on the Oklahoma City blog, The Lost Ogle.
The buyout program is aimed at longer-term employees and is entirely voluntary, the company said in a statement on its website. Chesapeake has about 12,600 employees.
After years of spending heavily on oil and gas properties in shale formations, Chesapeake's debt has swelled to $16 billion. Under pressure from large investors, including Carl Icahn, Chesapeake has said it will reduce its debt to $9.5 billion in early 2013.
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George A. Hawkins papers, 1929-1978 | Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
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Papers of George Hawkins, professor and dean of engineering at Purdue University. Materials primarily relate to heat transfer, radiation, energy, vector analysis, and thermodynamics. Types of materials include lectures, reports, articles, notes, homework assignments, and photographs.
Please see PDF Finding Aid for collection inventory. (Needs to be added to this collections)
There is also one folder shelved with the Purdue University faculty publications.


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|November 21, 2012, 10:03 PM
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Looking to get in to IDPA. Will any of my current equipment get me started?
Title says it all. I am leaning towards IDPA as my next adventure in the shooting/reloading hobby. I have access locally to a good club that practices IDPA weekly and I have a good club to practice shooting at daily.
My current handgun options are:
SR1911 (stock)
P89 (P95 trigger, hogue grip)
SP101 3" .357 (lighter springs, trigger job, hogue grip optional)
Bersa Model 83 .380 (stock)
Sig P238 (stock, or with hogue grip)
currently the only carry rigs I own are for the two .380s and the revolver.
Is there any class that I could compete in as a newbie, have a good time, learn some skills and be safe using any of the above equipment?
|November 21, 2012, 11:28 PM
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Location: Louisville KY
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The 1911 or Ruger would work. The da/sa transition on the p89 will be a bit frustrating, while the 1911 will require you to swipe off the safety first and have limited capacity but get you into the 'major' category.
You'll need a couple extra mags, possibly three with the 1911...along with the appropriate mag holders. Fobus makes decent ones for a reasonable price.
IIRC 380 isn't allowed, so the Bersa is out.
|November 22, 2012, 12:01 AM
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you'll need a holster and a double mag pouch for either your P89 or your 1911.
I like sideguardholster.com or comp-tac. If your club has back up gun side matches you could shoot any of the other 3.
|November 22, 2012, 01:19 AM
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Location: Lone Star State
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Yep. You have the pistols; just need a holster and double mag holder along with 3 mags. A good sturdy belt should also be a part of your rig. None of this has to expensive to get started.
Fobus holsters are reasonably price and work fine for IDPA. They make the pistol holster and the mag holders.
You will also need a cover garment, be an untucked shirt, jacket or concealment vest. Eye/ear protection, as well.
Most IDPA clubs will help new shooters with the rules, etc. Take your time and make accurate shots. The main thing is be safe, and then have fun.
|November 22, 2012, 07:15 AM
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Join Date: December 3, 2011
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Very nice, thanks all. I already have extra mags for the 1911 and fortunately (and not surprisingly) it is my straightest shooter. Looking forward to it.
|November 22, 2012, 07:25 AM
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I would also say go with your 1911 if that's the one you shoot best. I know that's the reason I use mine for IDPA.
Read through the rule book on the IDPA website to get an overview of the rules and what gear you're aloud to use but all the info you've already been given is good advice.
It did get me shooting a lot more so I switched to shooting 9mm to keep the cost down, it might be something worth thinking about.
Most importantly, take your time and have fun.
And Happy Thanksgiving.
|November 22, 2012, 09:50 AM
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As said, your SR1911 will be just about perfect for IDPA CDP.
You need the gun, at least three magazines, a holster, magazine carrier(s) for two, a good stout belt, a concealment garment*, and eye/ear protection.
You will not be required to fire more than 18 shots on any one string of fire.
A typical match will be maybe a hundred rounds, but take extra.
*The concealment garment can be about any sort of jacket, vest, or long shirt. I strongly suggest you practice clearing concealment to draw DRYFIRE at home before having to do it under match pressure with a loaded gun.
The new shooter's briefing has a lot of good information and is easier to get your head around than the rule book:
|November 23, 2012, 03:12 PM
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Chris there is no major in IDPA.
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No, but there is the CDP Power Floor which is just coincidentally (Riiight) the same as IPSC Major.
This will matter if he shoots that SR1911 with reloads.
Any hardball or hollowpoint will do fine, but a soft handload might not.
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As I said there is no MAJOR in IDPA.IDPA is what the OP is asking about.And yes USPSA has Major but since we are talking IDPA it has no use here.If he were going to shoot USPSA then it would matter.165 is indeed the Power Factor CDP.
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The 1911 is the way to go.
The SP101 is a five shot gun. 5 shot revolvers are a touch difficult on the IDPA reload agendas. I've done it just for grins but not for a beginner.
Similarly, the 238 is not optimal for the competitive aspect but it would be fun to shoot as practice if it is a carry gun. I have a friend that shot one very well - but he is a very skilled IDPA shooter.
Also, shooting a 1911 is good practice for tap, rack and bang - ha, ha - ducking for cover.
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Thanks all. I will have to check on the power of my 1911 reloads and make sure they meet minimums.
The P238 is indeed my edc. I know some have had reliability issues with theirs but mine has 0 ftf and fte in just over 1000 rounds of mixed factory hardball, premium jhp and solid copper hp defense, and reloads. All I did to it when I got it was a 2 minute feed ramp polish and the usual touchup of the internals. What a sweet shooting gun. Great sights, great controllability (locked breech) and after a few minor adjustments a pretty nice 5.5lbs trigger.
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Author Notes: The addition of honeydew and pappadew peppers (but not Mountain Dew, thank you very much) to a basic gazpacho recipe—adapted from The Barefoot Contessa Cookbook—provides a lovely layer of sweetness and piquancy. - DebbieK —debbiek
Food52 Review: Usually when you make gazpacho, you throw all the ingredients into a food processor and puree them at once, leaving bits of only the sturdiest ingredients. DebbieK makes hers in batches. You pulse each ingredient separately so it's broken down to an evenly coarse puree. The addition of honeydew and peppadew is brilliant – broadening the range of sweetness and heat. And we like DebbieK's instructions to add "several glugs" of olive oil and sherry vinegar. After much vigorous tasting we determined several glugs to be 6 to 8 tablespoons. Add the oil and vinegar to taste – and with gazpacho you should always adjust the seasonings again just before serving. This soup improves with time -- a few hours, or a day even. - A&M —The Editors
Serves: 4-6
large English cucumber, halved lengthwise and cut into 1-inch chunks
red bell peppers, cored and cut into 1-inch chunks
peppadew peppers, drained
large tomatoes, cored, seeded, and cut into 1-inch chunks
red onion, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks
of a large honeydew melon, seeded, peeled, and cut into 1-inch chunks
cloves garlic, minced
46-oz bottle of low-sodium vegetable juice
Several glugs of olive oil
Several glugs of sherry vinegar
Salt & pepper to taste
- In your food processor, pulse each of the vegetables and the honeydew separately until the pieces are small and uniform—if you do them all at once, you'll end up with a mushy mess. (You can put the pappadews in with the bell peppers, and I've been known to toss the garlic in with the red onion instead of mincing by hand.)
- After you process each one, put it into the largest bowl you have.
- Add the garlic (if you haven't already) and the remaining ingredients.
- Stir to combine, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit for several hours, stirring occasionally. This is much, much better after it's had a nice long rest.
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In response to the news that J.K. Rowling and Warner Bros. are teaming up for a series of films based on Harry Potter Hogwarts textbook Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, some have expressed doubt -- our own Katey Rich included -- about the choice of source material for the spinoff. Fantastic Beasts could prove to be a fantastic series for more than one reason.
It's not a sequel or a prequel to Harry Potter.
I won't argue against the potential of a prequel series that focuses on familiar characters featured in the original series. In fact, I'd put Dumbledore, Tom Riddle and Snape at the top of the list of characters I would love to get to know better, either through prequel books or films. But Rowling has already said this Fantastic Beasts movie series is neither a sequel nor a prequel to the Harry Potter series. Rather than dwelling on the missed opportunities that might exist in doing anything related to the Harry Potter universe that doesn't involve characters directly related to Harry Potter, we can choose to see this as an opportunity to return to the rich magical world Rowling has created from an entirely new perspective. In short, let's put aside what this series is not and focus on what it is, or what it's expected to be: the adventures of the fictitious author of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Newt Scamander.
Newt Who?
Born 1897, Newt's mother was Hippogriff breeder, which may have kindled his love for magical beasts. He attended Hogwarts and got a job working for the Ministry of Magic's Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures. He started out working in the Office for House-Elf Relocation, after which he was transferred to the Beast Division. In 1918, when Scamander was twenty or twenty-one, he was asked to write the first edition of Fantastic Beasts, an authoritative compendium of magical creatures. From that point, he spent his holidays traveling the world looking for magical species. All of that information comes from the Fantastic Beasts book.
Rowling says the film's story will pick up in New York, "seventy years before Harry's gets underway." It's unclear if she's referring to 70 years from when Harry was a baby (around 1981), or 70 years from when Harry first found out he was a wizard (1991), so assuming Rowling's planning on sticking to the timeline referenced in Fantastic Beasts, the film will either begin in 1911, when Newt is about 14, or 1921, when Newt is about 24. Since he would have been at Hogwarts in 1911, it might be safe to assume the latter, and that Newt Scamander will be in his twenties in the film.


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Mobile SEO is often treated like a very different animal when it's compared to the more standard SEO practices we've come to accept when creating online content. Now that you've started to master search engine optimization practices for the Internet, it's time to master a whole new skill named mobile SEO. How does it differ, and how do you use it to make your mobile site a success?
Mobile Web Sites
Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter and many, many other sites you find on the Web can also be found on the mobile Web — mobile-enabled versions of the sites you're probably already familiar with using. There is often a distinction between mobile sites and their computer-viewable counterparts. For instance, Google has two versions of itself – the one you'll find on the Internet, and the one you'll find on the mobile Internet.
There is often a distinction between mobile sites and "regular" Web sites, and this is misleading in a way. Though many sites choose to create a mobile version of themselves (mirror sites), it's absolutely possible for mobile as well as computer users to find the exact same Web sites even when they're using two very different types of devices.
Now, all you have to do is learn how that works, and learn how to apply the principles of mobile SEO to a site that might already be rich in standard SEO. Sound confusing? It doesn't have to be.
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Many, many mobile Web sites are written in a code called XHTML, which is sort of like a simplified version of the HTML which is commonly used to create Web pages on the Internet. The domain .mobi is often used for mobile sites as well.
Here's what you need to know: it's not absolutely necessary that you have a .mobi domain or a site written in XHTML to create a strong and striking online mobile presence. Sites under the .com domain (and all the other extensions you might obtain) can be found just as easily by mobile search engines. However, it is best — though not mandatory — to use the XHTML code when creating mobile pages. This simply makes pages a bit more accessible for a larger variety of mobile users, making it possible for a wider audience to find your mobile site.
Learning XHTML, or converting pages of your site to this language, doesn't have to be a difficult or drawn-out process. There are many online tutorials which will help you learn, create and convert XHTML code as needed. One very user-friendly tutorial at w3schools can help you learn more about XHTML and how it's used on the Web, both in mobile- and computer-based versions.
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The right code isn't all it takes if you want to achieve mobile SEO for your site. Remember that mobile users, the same as computer users, visit a search engine when they're hunting for something specific on the Internet. You want these people to find your site whether they're accessing that search engine from their home computer, traveling laptop or mobile device.
If you have an online presence, you should already have search engine optimization in place on your existing site. Now, how do you add mobile SEO to your existing pages?
First and foremost, make sure your site is definitely open and available to mobile search engine scans by the mobile search engines. When creating pages for the Internet population at large, you include a special META tag that makes your pages available to search engines for scans when users enter keywords. When you want recognition from mobile search engine scans, however, you have to take an extra step that doesn't involve any sort of special coding at all.
You have to let those search engines know that you're ready to receive mobile traffic, only you don't do this through a special tag. The most-used mobile search engines at this time include Google, Yahoo, MSN and AOL Mobile — not surprising, considering these are among the most popular sites used by computer Web surfers. Want to gain their attention? Then you'll have to submit your site to get it.
Yahoo (http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/mobilesubmit) provides a user-friendly link that allows you to paste your site's URL right into a blank box. Hit submit and you're ready to start receiving mobile Web traffic from Yahoo. This sounds simple, but remember that you may have to take special pains to make your site viewable (and attractive) to mobile users. Once you've submitted, however, you can focus on a larger goal: mobile SEO.
Google (http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/topic.py?topic=9346) offers a good deal of reading material to help you make your site ready for their mobile search engine, including directions to help you submit a site for their scans.
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But submitting your site to the major mobile search engines is only half the battle when it comes to mobile SEO, isn't it? Now that you're using the right code and ready to receive traffic, it's time to make sure your pages are optimized both for the mobile and the "regular" Web. It's time to learn the secrets of mobile SEO.
Here's the good news: there's nothing new to learn. Mobile SEO, insofar as keyword usage and content stylings, is really no different from the search engine optimization practices you've probably already learned to adopt to boost your Web presence and Internet traffic.
Every piece of content, such as blog posts and articles, should revolve around two main keyword phrases which consist of two to four strong keywords. You'll want to include keyword-rich titles and subtitles with every piece of content, images with captions that are equally keyword-focused and a few links that highlight important words and phrases.
In this, mobile SEO and standard SEO vary not at all. Keywords are still king, and content is still the placeholder for those all-important phrases.
Take care of the technicalities of mobile SEO, and you might already be done with the work. Keep basic SEO practices and principles in mind no matter what type of online content you're creating, and your site will be optimized for computer and mobile users alike.


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Fox News confirms that, as Eli Lake first reported, U.S. intelligence officials knew within 24 hours of the assault on the U.S. Consulate in Libya that it was a terrorist attack and suspected Al Qaeda-tied elements were involved. In fact, two senior U.S. officials told Fox that the Obama administration internally designated the attack terrorism from the first, and that officials were looking for one specific suspect.
As Fox News reminds us, Obama himself referred to "acts of terror" in his first public remarks about the attack. But then, the administration switched gears. Most notably, it claimed, through U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice, that the administration believed the strike was a "spontaneous" event triggered by protests in Egypt over an anti-Islam film.
The administration has finally moved away from this willfully false line. Two weeks after the fact, Hillary Clinton called the Libya attack terrorism, and Jay Carney says that Obama now believes it was terrorism as well.
But, as we see, Obama knew or should have known it was terrorism from the beginning. Instead, though designating the attack as terrorism for internal purposes, the administration peddled a very different theory on the Sunday talk shows. And when it briefed Congress, the administration provided what Sen. Bob Corker has described as "the most useless, worthless briefing I have attended in a long time."
Corker and Jim DeMint have introduced legislation to require the Obama Administration to conduct an official investigation and issue a report on the attacks on United States missions in Libya, Egypt, and Yemen within 30 days. I won't hold my breath for an investigation by the White House in that time frame. However, at least one chamber of Congress may decide to investigate next term.


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Jewish World Review Apr. 18, 2013/ 8 Iyar, 5773
Biopics always have one scene too many
By Barry Koltnow
http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | (MCT) When he won the Oscar this year for portraying Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," Daniel Day-Lewis was pretty much anointed the best movie actor of all time.
After all, he is the only actor to win three Oscars in the leading actor category, putting him ahead of Jack Nicholson (two leading Oscars, one supporting Oscar) and Marlon Brando (two Oscars in the leading category).
But I didn't have to wait until 2013 to give Day-Lewis the crown. As far as I'm concerned, he has been the best actor in the business since 1989.
That year, I interviewed Day-Lewis for the first time. I wasn't familiar with his work until the night before the interview, when I saw him in the biographical film "My Left Foot." The actor portrayed Christy Brown, the Irish writer and artist who suffered from cerebral palsy.
When I entered the room, Day-Lewis stood up to greet me. As he walked across the room and extended his hand, my eyes instinctually looked down at his left leg to see if he was limping as he had been in the movie. He didn't limp, of course, and I'm sure I wasn't the only person fooled by his brilliant acting.
Biographical films, or biopics as they're called in the movie business, are great showcases for the right actor. The list of actors and actresses who have won Oscars for biopics is long, and includes: Meryl Streep ("The Iron Lady"), Robert De Niro ("Raging Bull"), George C. Scott ("Patton"), Jamie Foxx ("Ray"), Colin Firth ("The King's Speech"), Sissy Spacek ("Coal Miner's Daughter), Geoffrey Rush ("Shine") and Charlize Theron ("Monster"). Even Julia Roberts won an Oscar for "Erin Brockovich."
While they are terrific vehicles for individual performances, biopics are rarely considered great movies in their own right. In fact, of the American Film Institute's 100 best movies of all time, only a handful are categorized as biographical films "Raging Bull," "Lawrence of Arabia," "Schindler's List," "GoodFellas" and "Bonnie and Clyde."
For those of you who were wondering, Norman Bates from "Psycho" was not a real person.
I have a problem with biographical films. It is the moment of self-reflection that all directors of biopics insist on putting in their films.
It is the moment when the subject of the film, whether it is the King of England or the King of Swat, is alone with his thoughts. He either talks to himself aloud (how convenient), or we hear him thinking real loud.
It drives me crazy. "How do we know that Richard Nixon said that? There was nobody else in the room."
I fully understand that biographical films are not documentaries. That is the standard defense by makers of biographical films.
But I don't buy the excuse. A biographical film should be as honest as humanly possible, or it's being dishonest to the people watching the movie.
The newest kid on the biopic block is "42," the movie about Dodger legend Jackie Robinson.
The film was written and directed by Brian Helgeland, and is set in 1946 and 1947, when Dodger executive Branch Rickey selected Robinson to break baseball's color barrier.
It is an important film, and one that should be seen by every child, regardless of color.
Helgeland based his screenplay on a variety of sources. As he explained to me, almost everyone involved in Robinson's brush with history has written a book about it. Even the villains (the Philadelphia Phillies manager comes off looking pretty bad in the movie) wrote a book about it. Besides, the director had the ballplayer's widow Rachel Robinson as a resource. He showed her various drafts of the script, and she made suggestions, particularly on language (she had Helgeland change the name she used for her grandmother).
One of the scenes Rachel Robinson objected to proves to be one of the emotional highlights of the film, which is why Helgeland kept it in the movie.
It takes place in the tunnel leading from the clubhouse to the dugout. After a particularly vile incident on the field, Robinson, who is alone, finally breaks emotionally and smashes his bat against the wall.
Rachel Robinson says it never happened. Ralph Branca, the Dodger pitcher who was in the dugout that day, says it never happened. Even Helgeland admits that it never happened.
But the writer-director, who won an Oscar for writing "L.A. Confidential," justified the scene this way he said he felt that there was no way Robinson could have withstood all that abuse without cracking at least once, even if it was in private.
Frankly, I think Robinson's real story is so dramatic on its own that it didn't need enhancement.
And I think that the fact that he didn't break under all the pressure makes him even more heroic than he was, and that's saying something.
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USDA enlists developers to produce games that promote healthy eating, exercise
Apps for Healthy Kids
Location: www.appsforhealthykids.com
Agency: Agriculture Department
Technology: Developers of software tools and games will use the USDA Nutrition Dataset to create fun and engaging apps and games to drive children to eat healthy foods and live more active lifestyles.
Apps for Healthy Kids challenged software developers, game designers, students and other innovators to create fun software tools and games that prompt children to eat healthier foods and be more physically active.
The initiative is part of First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign to end childhood obesity in a generation. Applications can be any kind of software tool or game for the Web, PC, mobile handheld device, console or any software platform that is broadly available to the public.
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From March 10 to June 30, innovators submitted applications or games based on the USDA Nutrition Dataset found on the Agriculture Department's Web site and Data.gov. The data provides information on total calories, calories from "extras" — such as solid fats and added sugars — and MyPyramid food groups for more than 1,000 commonly eaten foods.
"So we have a high-value dataset which people can do something with and take action on," said Amanda Eamich, USDA's director of new media. Eamich presented Apps for Healthy Kids during the Innovation Showcase at a recent government Web managers conference in Washington, D.C.
The data would be great to have in the palm of your hand when you are grocery shopping or at a restaurant, Eamich said. USDA wants innovators "to develop games and apps that are relative to people's lives," Eamich said. The games will target tweens, children ages 9 to 12.
USDA has a strong advocate in the First Lady's Office and support from the Education and Health and Human Services departments, Eamich said. USDA's Office of Technology Policy has been helpful in connecting the agency with application developers and people in the game and entertainment industries.
In December 2009, the agency began soliciting feedback from experts for assistance in designing the parameter of the contest. That feedback suggested that three months would be just enough time to run a competition and not enough time for people to forget about it, Eamich said.
The agency wanted children to be among the innovators. "How great would it be for schools to develop a game as part of their curriculum?" Eamich asked. The agency also hoped that the June 30 deadline would give college students some extra time to develop apps and games after they finished final exams.
USDA already has an example of a game named MyPyramid Blast Off, which helps kids make decisions about healthy foods — get it right and they blast off. That's a start but not the end, Eamich said.
"We want the competition to pull from the creative minds of the public [who will] tell us what works for their kids," Eamich said.
"If it is in a different language: awesome. If it is a really simple 2-D game or app — that that is fine too," Eamich noted.
"Whatever works for the people is going to work for us," Eamich said.
An internal USDA panel will screen all submissions, and the panel will select the top submissions based on potential effect, quality, creativity and other criteria. A group of 14 experts will judge the top submissions. That group includes Michael Barber, vice president of General Electric's HealthyImagination Web site; Aneesh Chopra, federal chief technology officer; and Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple.
Judging by the panel and public voting began July 14 and continues through Aug. 14, when the submissions will be on display on the Apps for Healthy Kids Web site. There is more than $64,000 in prizes awaiting the winners, who have a chance to be honored at the White House for their innovative applications and ideas.
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ISABELLA BLOW SERVICES: A funeral service for Isabella Blow will take place Tuesday at Gloucester Cathedral in Gloucester, England — the same church in which the stylist and fashion editor got married to Detmar Blow in 1989. Isabella Blow, 48, died Monday at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
ON-SCREEN STYLE: Chanel's cruise show is seven days away, but those who can't wait to find out what trick Karl Lagerfeld has up his sartorial sleeve this time should log onto their computers now. Starting today through next Friday, Chanel is offering daily podcasts with tidbits about the inspirations for this cruise collection. Chanel is staging the show at the Santa Monica Airport in Los Angeles, so naturally, today's podcast shows airplanes, as well as Chanel suitcases going through an airport's X-ray machines. The podcasts will be available on iTunes, and can also be subscribed to on chanel.com. If the inspirations don't satisfy, the show itself will be available on Chanel's site on May 19.
SIENNA IN STORE: It looks like Sienna and Savannah Miller are getting a brand new store in which to launch their clothing line, Twenty8Twelve by s.miller. Industry sources say a Twenty8Twelve store is set to open in London's Notting Hill in September, which will carry the Brit Miller sisters' debut collection for fall. The line, which Savannah has said draws its inspiration from Dickensian London by way of Patti Smith, includes pieces such as sharply tailored wool jackets and trousers, Empire line silk smock dresses, skinny jeans and silk and jersey tops. It will retail from about $75 for a silk jersey tank to $650 for a leather jacket. Shoes by the designer Jenne O are also set to be sold at the new store.
Aside from their own retail venture, the Millers' line will be sold at Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman in the U.S., Holt Renfrew in Canada and Harvey Nichols and Matches in the U.K.
HOMELAND HERO: Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier is the recipient of this year's German Forum Preis award, which recognizes creativity and excellence in design. The native German is the first fashion designer to receive the annual award given by the German trade magazine TextilWirschraft. "It's especially moving to receive this award in Germany, where I was born and raised," Maier said in a statement. The award ceremony took place on Wednesday, just days before Maier was expected in Tokyo to fete the opening of Bottega Veneta's largest store ever, located in the tony Ginza district.
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PARSONS, 0, KENT, 1: Carmen Marc Valvo may call Parsons The New School for Design his alma mater, but as the honoree and judge for the "Stretch to the Future" Design Competition, which partnered RadiciSpandex Corp. and The Fashion School of Kent State University, Valvo wasn't showing school pride. "Parsons has become a machine in the past few years," Valvo said Tuesday night in presenting the student awards. "In judging this competition, it was really rewarding to realize there is a place where students get one-on-one attention and can really grow. I was really impressed by the designs." Twenty-three Kent students tried their hand at using stretch fabrics, and Valvo and RadiciSpandex chief executive officer Marty Moran presented scholarship awards to the competition's three top winners: grand prize and swimwear winner Kristy Chen, first prize and eveningwear winner Teresa Calabrese, and second prize and sportswear winner Stephanie Green. In honor of Radici's Italian roots, the event was held at the Italian Trade Commission.


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Didn't even get to the Cup Final without another rumor about Charles Wang selling the #Isles. This one has him selling to Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov so the team could be moved to Brooklyn. I checked with both sides and have been assured nothing is happening at this time. Not even a hint of discussions. Said this a few times and I'll say it again: unless CW is blown away by an offer that enables him to recover most if not all of his 12 years of losses on the NYI, he's not selling. Next!http://www.sulia.com/post/hockey/0d3cbb1d-ee64-4a58-ad71-df9f60975bde/
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How do you check with both sides? Did you call Wang, Picker or Prokhorov?ReplyDelete
All due respect you want to go this route usinga very angry former employee accept nothing but names and direct quotes, no sources/gossip, just facts.
Personally you should ignore everything from Botta, he's not a team employee, not an insider, just someone who will write anything now for attention to feed his obvious agenda with Wang, Snow, Capuano.
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BEDFORD, N.Y. – A vacant house at 334 Hook Road in Katonah that burned to the ground early New Year's Day has some notable owners: Eliza Reed Bolen, the stepdaughter of celebrity fashion designer Oscar de la Renta , owns the property with her husband, Alexander Lytton Bolen, who is the CEO of de la Renta's company.
The Bedford Fire Department was called out around 3 a.m. Tuesday to battle the flames consuming the four-bedroom, five-bath house, which sits on 8.4 acres along the Bedford Riding Lanes.
Bedford Fire Chief Peter Aquilino, who formally took over as chief just hours earlier on Dec. 31, replacing former Bedford Chief Jason Siemers, said Tuesday that the fire blazed right through the first and second floors of the building, which was made of a lightweight construction.
"The place was a total loss, but nobody got hurt," Aquilino said. Six other fire departments from South Salem, Bedford Hills, Goldens Bridge, Katonah, Mount Kisco and Pound Ridge, totaling around 50 firefighters in all, responded to Tuesday's alarm. They left the site a little after 7:30 a.m.
The 4,400-square-foot home has been listed for sale by Bedford company Ginnel Real Estate since March 2012, most recently at an asking price of $1.75 million, and is described as "the perfect project for the creative builder or investor" on the Ginnel site.
According to the Bedford Assessor's Office, tax bills for the property, which the couple purchased in July 2008, are mailed to the Hook Road address.
Eliza Reed Bolen is the daughter of Annette de la Renta and New York investor Samuel P. Reed. In June 1998, Eliza Reed and Alexander Bolen were married at the Kent, Conn., home of Annette and Oscar de la Renta, according to their New York Times wedding announcement .
The cause of the fire was not immediately apparent Tuesday morning. Bedford fire officials said Thursday that the Westchester County Cause and Origin team has not yet given them a possible cause for the fire.
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Dear Editor:
For so many, learning to ride a bicycle is a natural achievement and rite of passage in childhood.
For so many with disabilities, however, learning to ride a bicycle never happens. Because of balance challenges, anxiety, low muscle tone, and other physical and cognitive delays, the milestone that is a gateway to independence goes unachieved.
But a few weeks ago, the Hoboken Family Alliance, the city's recreation department, more than 50 volunteers, two workers from a national not-for-profit group, iCanBike, and staffers and faculty throughout Hoboken High School, helped 17 individuals with disabilities and their families achieve a dream: riding a two-wheel bicycle independently.
The one-week program runs five sessions a day. In each session the riders and their volunteers, circle around the gym on bikes adapted with special wheels to promote balance and confidence. Every minute counts as they advance through different levels of equipment. Thanks to the know-how of the two pros from iCanBike, the riders get on two-wheels with some assistance. By Friday, 17 out of the 24 riders were riding completely independent!
This is the third year that the Hoboken Family Alliance hosted the camp. The camp is no small task but has big rewards. The riders glow with success, triumph over what may have looked like an insurmountable challenge and make great strides socially. Volunteers who have never worked with an individual with disabilities, grow emotionally and civically. Parents cry with joy over their child's achievement.
We'd like to thank each and every volunteer who committed their time throughout the week, especially Selen Berberoglu, Andrea Erichsen, Michael Faucher, Frances Maldonado, Denine Young, and Jenny and JP Quisp, who dedicated more than 40 hours of their summer to others!
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The camp will be back next July. Join us with your special needs child as participant. Or, you can volunteer or be a sponsor. Contact Theresa Howard at email@example.com. To see pictures go to Hoboken Family Alliance on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/HobokenFamily. As a community organization we're proud to be part of this great city to help all families.
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Gabriel house is situated on Summerhill, in the historic St. Luke's area of Cork city.
The hostel can be deceptively quiet for such a centrally located establishment. This is due in part to its setting, surrounded as it is by well-kept gardens and spacious private car parking facilities.
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Coming out of the bus station, the River Lee is in front of you. You will see a bridge on your right. Cross that bridge. Continue on to Brian Boru Street. At the end of the street, you will see the 'Leisureplex' on your left. Cross the street here and turn right up Summerhill North. Walk along Summerhill North for 500m and you will see Gabriel House on your right.
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Exit onto to the Airport Roundabout taking the 1st exit onto the N27 (sign posted Cork). Continue down to the Kinsale Road Roundabout, taking the 3rd exit onto the N27 (sign posted City Centre). Proceed on until you see the river. Turn left at the City Hall, Turn right across Parnell Bridge then straight on to the river. Turn left onto Merchants Quay and then right across St Patricks Bridge. Proceed up Bridge Street and then turn right onto MacCurtain Street. At the lights bear left onto Summer Hill. Gabriel House Guest House is up the hill - approximately 500m on the right.
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French, 1848-1903
Mahana no atua (Day of the God), 1894
Oil on linen canvas
68 x 91 cm (26 7/8 x 36 in.)
Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial Collection, 1926.198
Day of the God is one of a small number of paintings of Tahitian subjects that Paul Gauguin made in France between his stays in the South Pacific. An imaginary rather than realistic depiction of the South Seas, it is dominated by an idol of the goddess Hina. To the right of her, women dance the upaupa, a suggestive ancient Tahitian dance that missionaries and colonial authorities tried to suppress. In a middle ground of pink sand sits a female bather flanked by ambiguously gendered figures lying on their sides. Although the arrangement of this trio seems symbolic—perhaps of birth, life, and death—Gauguin made its exact meaning an enigma.
— Permanent collection label
Exhibition, Publication and Ownership Histories
Exhibition History
Boston, Art Club, 1925.
New York, Museum of Modern Art, Cézanne, Gauguin, Seurat, Van Gogh, November 1929, cat. 46 (ill).
The Art Institute of Chicago, Century of Progress Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, June 1–November 1, 1933, cat. 355.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Century of Progress Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture, June 1–November 1, 1934, cat. 301.
Cambridge, Mass., Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Paul Gauguin 1848–1903, May 1–21, 1936, cat. 28.
Baltimore, Museum of Art, Paul Gauguin 1848–1903. A Retrospective Exhibition of His Paintings, May 24–June 5, 1936, cat. 17.
New York, Wildenstein and Co., Inc., Paul Gauguin: A Retrospective Loan Exhibition For the Benefit of Les Amis de Paul Gauguin and The Penn Normal Industrial and Agricultural School, March 20–April 18, 1936, cat. 29.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Gauguin, Paintings, Drawings, Prints, Sculpture, February 12–March 29, 1959, cat. 57, traveled to New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, March 29–April 21, 1959.
Washington, D. C., National Gallery of Art, The Art of Paul Gauguin, May 1–July 31, 1988; cat. 205 (ill.), traveled to The Art Institute of Chicago, September 17–December 11, 1988; and Paris, Grand Palais, January 10–April 20, 1989.
Moscow, The Pushkin Museum, Gauguin in Russia, May–June 1989, cat. 37 (ill.); traveled to Leningrad, The Hermitage, July–October, 1989.
London, National Gallery, Degas as a Collector, May 22-August 26, 1996, cat. 57 (ill.).
New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Private Collection of Edgar Degas, October 1, 1997-January 11, 1998, cat. 483 (ill.).
Essen, Museum Folkwang, Paul Gauguin: Das verlorene Paradies, June 17-October 18, 1998, cat. 34 (ill.), traveled to Nationalgalerie Berlin, October 31, 1998-January 10, 1999.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Van Gogh and Gauguin: The Studio of the South, September 22, 2001-January 13, 2002, cat. 142 (ill.), traveled to The Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, February 9-June 6, 2002.
Paris, Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Gauguin: Tahiti, September 30, 2003-January 19, 2004, cat. 105 (ill.), traveled to Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, February 29, 2004-June 20, 2004.
Fort Worth, Tex., Kimbell Museum of Art, The Impressionists: Master Paintings from the Art Institute of Chicago, June 29–November 2, 2008, cat. 71 (ill.).
Chicago, The Art Institute of Chicago, Gauguin: Artist as Alchemist, June 25-Sept. 10. 2017; Paris, Musée d'Orsay, Oct. 9, 2017-Jan. 1, 2018.
Publication History
The Art Institute of Chicago, A Guide to the Paintings in the Permanent Collection (Chicago, 1925), no. 2242.
The Art News 24, 10 (December 12), 1925, p. 8 (ill.).
"The Birch-Bartlett Loan Collection," Bulletin of The Art Institute of Chicago 19, 7 (October 1925), p. 82 (ill. on cover).
Forbes Watson, "A Note on the Birch-Bartlett Collection," The Arts 9, 6 (June 1926), p. 305 (ill.).
The Art Institute of Chicago, Modern Paintings in the Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial from the Birch-Bartlett Collection (Chicago, 1926), p. 6, (ill.) 7.
R. M. Fishkin, "A Late Gauguin," Bulletin of The Art Institute of Chicago 21, 6 (September 1927), pp. 74–75.
R. M. Fishkin, "Gauguin Given to Art Institute," Art News 25, 40 (September 17, 1927), p. 7.
Morton Dauwen Zabel, "An American gallery of Modern Painting," Art and Archaeology 26, 6 (December 1928), pp. 233, (ill.) 234.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Modern Paintings in the Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial from the Birch-Bartlett Collection (Chicago, 1929), pp. 12, 58, (ill.) 13.
"Chicago show to present French modern classics," Art News 31, 34 (May 20, 1933), p. 4.
"The Rearrangement of the Painting Galleries," Bulletin of The Art Institute of Chicago, 27, 7 (December 1933), p. 116 (ill.).
Daniel Catton Rich, "The Exhibirion of French Art 'Art Institute of Chicago,'" Formes 33 (1933), p. 383.
R. H. Wilenski, French Painting ( Boston, 1936), p. 289.
E. M. Benson, "Exhibition reviews, " American Magazine of Art 29 (May 1936), p. 235, (ill.) 324.
R. C. Goldwater, "Some Aspects of the Development of Seurat's Style," The Art Bulletin 23, 1 (March 1941), p. 129, fig. 22.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Modern Paintings in the Helen Birch Bartlett Memorial, (Chicago, 1946), pp. 14, (ill.) 15.
Egbert Jacobson, Basic Color, an Interpretation of the Ostwald Color System (Chicago, 1948), pp. 81–183, (ill.) 181.
Carl O. Schiewind, "Paul Gauguin," Bulletin of The Art Institute of Chicago 43, 3 (September 15, 1949), p. 46 (ill.).
Charles Estienne, Gauguin (Geneva, 1953), p. 87 (ill.).
Visionaries and Dreamers exh. cat. (Washington D. C., The Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1956), fig. 12.
Georges Wildenstein, "L'Idéologie et l'esthétique dans deux tableaux-clés de Gauguin," Gazette des Beaux-Arts 47, per. 6 (January–April 1956), fig. 10.
Robert Goldwater, Paul Gauguin (New York, 1957), pp. 39, 126, ill., 127.
"Gauguin," The Art Institute of Chicago Quarterly 53, 1 (February 1959), p. 3 (ill.).
Henri Perruchot, La vie de Gauguin (Paris, 1961), p. 281.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Paintings in The Art Institute of Chicago: A Catalogue of The Picture Collection (Chicago, 1961), pp. 170–171, (ill.) 335.
Georges Wildenstein, Gauguin (Paris, 1964), no. 513 (ill.).
Georges Boudalille, Gauguin, trans. Alisa Jaffa (New York, 1964), p. 180 (ill.).
Raymond Charmet, Gauguin (Verviers, 1965), p. 63 (ill.).
Frederick A. Sweet, "A Great Chicago Collectors," Apollo 84, 55 (September 1966), p. 197, fig. 15.
William M. Kane, "Gauguin's 'Le Cheval Blanc': Sources and Syncretic Meanings," Burlington Magazine 108, 760 (July 1966), p. 361.
Bengt Danielsson, "Gauguin's Tahitian Titles," Burlington Magazine 7, 760 (April 1967), p. 231.
Joseph Ishikawa, "Modern Malgré lui: The Phenomenon of Puvis de Chavannes," Art Journal 27, 4 (Summer 1968), p. 386 (ill.).
John Maxon, The Art Institute of Chicago (London, 1970), pp. 97–98, (ill.) 97.
G. M. Sugana, L'opera completa di Gauguin (Milan, 1972), no. 336, pl. 38.
Herbert Lee van Dowski, Die Wahreit über Gauguin, mit Vielen, zum Teil farbigen Abbildungen und einem 'Katalog der Gemälde' (Darmstadt, 1973), no. 329a.
Lionello Venturi, Impressionists and Symbolists, trans by Francis Steegmuller (New York, 1950), pp. 171–172, fig. 174.
Georges Wildenstein, Gauguin (Paris, 1964), no. 513 (ill.).
René Huyghe, La reléve du reel impressionnisme symbolisme (Paris, 1974), no. 283 (ill.).
Alan C. Birnholz, "Double Images reconsidered: a fresh look at Gauguin's Yellow Christ," Art International 21, 5 (October–November 1977), p. 31, (ill) 30.
Marjorie Elliot Bevlin, Design through Discovery (New York, 1977).
Theodore Reff, "Degas: A Master Among Masters, " The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 34, 4 (Spring 1977), p. 49 (ill.).
J. Patrice Marandel, The Art Institute of Chicago, Favorite Impressionist Paintings. The Art Institute of Chicago: 100 Masterpieces (Chicago, 1978), no. 78.
The Art Institute of Chicago, 100 Masterpieces (Chicago, 1978), no. 72.
Diane Kelder, The Great Book of French Impressionism (New York, 1980), p. 22 (ill.).
Houston Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin 7, 4 (Fall 1981).
Richard Brettell, "The Bartletts and the Grande Jatte: Collecting Modern Painting in the 1920s," The Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies 12, 2 (1986), fig. 4.
Mary Louise Krumrine, Paul Cézanne: The Bathers exh. cat. (Kunstmuseum Basel, 1989), p. 285.
Peggy Vance, Gauguin (London, 1991), p. 126-7, ill., 144.
The Age of Impressionism at the Art Institute of Chicago (New Haven and London, 2008), cat. 71, pp. 148–49 (ill.).
Gloria Groom, ed. Gauguin: Artist as Alchemist, exh. cat. (Art Institute of Chicago/ Yale University Press, 2017). p. 260-261, 286n5, 292, 331, cat. 203.
Claire Bernardi and Ophélie Ferlier-Bouat, Guaguin: L'alchimiste, exh. cat. (Musée d'Osay/ Réunion des muséea nationaux-Grand Palais/ Graphicom, 2017), p. 203, 304, cat. 206.
Ownership History
Bought from the artist's studio exhibition by Edgar Degas (died 1917), Paris in December 1894, for 500 francs [Degas inventory no. 71, see London 1996 and New York 1997-98]; Degas Sale, Paris, Galerie Georges Petit, March 26-27, 1918, lot 43, sold for 12,600 francs as Le Repos au bord de la mer (Tahiti) to Jos Hessel, Paris [according to New York 1997-98]. George Bernheim, Paris by 1924; shipped from Bernheim to the Art Institute in July 1924 [see Registrar receipt dated July 12, 1924, copy in curatorial file]; sold to Frederick Clay Bartlett, Chicago in 1925 [according to Brettell 1986]; given to the Art Institute, Chicago, 1926.


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1. Sony Ericsson Secret Menu: -> * <- <- * <- * (-> means press joystick, arrow keys or jogdial to the right and <- means left.) You'll see phone model, software info, IMEI, configuration info, sim lock status, REAL time clock, total call time and text labels. You can also test your phones services and hardware from this menu (main display, camera, LED/illumination, Flash LED, keyboard, earphone, speaker, microphone, radio and vibrator tests)
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