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U.S. Cellular lands HTC 7 Pro, first Windows Phone device
U.S. Cellular announces the upcoming availability of the HTC 7 Pro, its first Windows Phone device.
As U.S. Cellular promised last week, the carrier is launching its first Windows Phone 7 device this summer (and by this summer, we mean tomorrow). The carrier announced today that the HTC 7 Pro will be available on June 14 for $199.99 with a two-year contract and after a $100 mail-in rebate.
Similar to the HTC Arrive for Sprint, the smartphone features a slide-out QWERTY keyboard and a tilting 3.6-inch, WVGA touch screen. The HTC 7 Pro also has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a 5-megapixel camera with 720p HD video capture, along with the Xbox Live and Zune integration and other goodies that come with Windows Phone.
The HTC 7 Pro will require a data plan, which starts at $79.99 per month for 5GB of data, unlimited text and multimedia messages, and 450 voice minutes. Customers on one of U.S. Cellular's Belief plans will be able to get the smartphone at the $200 price without having to sign a new contract.


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How can a nintendo DS download mario cart?
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Does a nintendo ds have memory?
I was playing with my friend and i have mario cart and she does not and so it said it downloaded onto her ds…. so does that mean the ds has memory or what because if it does not then how can it download it?
The Nintendo DS and DS Lite both contain 4 MB of RAM. The RAM is used to temporarily download and play Nintendo DS demos and games (such as Mario Kart DS). The demos and games cannot be saved, though, and will be lost when the system is turned off.
The ultimate Mario Kart race is on…and online via your Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection in Mario Kart DS. Drawing on more than 30 courses and battle arenas from every game in the Mario Kart series – not to mention tons of new ones, Mario Kart DS allows you to play as Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Wario, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, Toad, Bowser and Shy Guy as you put the pedal to the go-kart metal, grab coins to max out your speed and blast rivals with the ever-popular arsenal of red, green and spiked Koopa shells in a race to finally put to rest the question of who is the true king of the Mushroom Kingdom racing circuit.
Mario Kart DS also supports online play via the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, in which up to eight players can play together.How can a nintendo DS download mario cart?
Wireless Communication: Even More Ways to Play:
Mario Kart DS features three different forms of wireless game play: two kinds of local wireless game play and Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection online game play. Mario Kart DS offers two different options for LAN Wireless game play: DS Download Play, in which only one player has Mario Kart DS and all players have Nintendo DS systems, and Multi-Card Play, in which all players have Mario Kart DS and Nintendo DS systems.
DS Download Play
As with all DS Download multiplayer games, the DS Download Play in Mario Kart DS requires that only one player has a copy of the game. Unlike past DS games, however, DS Download Play in Mario Kart DS allows multiple players who have the game card to play with multiple players who do not have the game card. DS Download Play offers the following features:
2-8 player simultaneous wireless game play.
A choice of multiplayer racing, Balloon Battle, or Shine Runner modes.
Players who own Mario Kart DS can choose their own characters and use personalized icons, while players who do not own Mario Kart DS must play as Shy Guy and cannot use personalized player icons.
Track selection is limited to eight tracks for racing and three arenas for Balloon Battle and Shine Runner modes.
DS Download Play is limited to the 100 cc engine class
Multi-Card Play
Multi-Card Play requires all players to have their own copies of Mario Kart DS, giving players more options, modes and tracks to choose from. Multi-Card Play offers the following features:
2-8 player simultaneous wireless game play.
Your choice of multiplayer racing, Balloon Battle, or Shine Runner modes.
Players can choose from different engine classes.
No limits on character choice.
No limits on track choice.
Player's win/loss ratio is saved and tracked.
Players who race locally are automatically added to each other's friend roster and then can race via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
Players can trade ghost data wirelessly, allowing them to race against each others' best times.
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection:
Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection is a free online game-play service provided by Nintendo to Nintendo DS owners. It offers seamless access to online game play and an environment that is welcoming to gamers of all skill levels. Features include: Whether it's the updated graphics that retain the side-scrolling feel of classic games in the Sonic franchise, an expansive world to race through and explore or the multiple and new ways to play, Sonic Unleashed offers something for players of any age or level of ability.
2-4 players racing simultaneously.
Choice of playing with:
Friends only (players registered as Friends)
Rivals (players with similar skills)
Recent opponents
Regional racers (players in their country)
World racers (players anywhere in the world)
No limit on course choice, but each player votes for a course and the course with the most votes wins (in case of a tie, the course is chosen randomly)
No limit on character choice
Players can create and use personalized player icons
Connecting to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection will be quick, easy and seamless. Players can go to an official Nintendo hotspot and immediately go online and start playing. To use their home Wi-Fi routers, players first must configure the DS to connect to their routers by entering the router's network ID and optional security key or install the Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector on their PC and configure the DS to enable it to share the PC's broadband connection. After that, players can go online anytime without further configuration. Friends are registered to the friends roster either by exchanging and entering Friend Registration Keys or by playing local Multi-Card Multiplayer mode together.
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THE large, lofty restaurant on Manhasset Bay strongly resembles a sleek, beached luxury liner. Port Washington residents recall it as the site of Jimmy's Backyard, a 25-year veteran.
In the last three years it has had three other identities. First there was Waves, then Main Stream and now the Restaurant. Although its name does not now reveal its nautical leanings, its logo of a fish does. The Restaurant looks like its predecessors with the marine glitz toned down. The wood-planked floors are no longer edged in neon, and billowy, diaphanous material drapes and mutes the shiny metal ceiling. Yet the ambiance remains that of a liner's first-class dining room. But water views are limited to mere glimpses beyond the parking lot.
The hostess extends a warm, sincere welcome, revealing an attitude that is seconded by the serving staff. The speedy delivery of terrific peasant bread, pots of butter and hummus and a relish tray that includes outstanding marinated olives also says welcome. Nevertheless, there are a few annoying service glitches. They include mistakes on the bill and a failure to refill the bread basket. The food at this new Continental restaurant is mixed, with a handful of super plates, a host of pleasing if not exciting reliables and a few downright disasters. To insure a memorable meal, begin with the grilled vegetable platter, a wonderful assortment of lightly charred goodies arranged around a mound of perfectly cooked spinach.


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1st floor unit located on the south side of this beachfront gated community. Unit is close to the pool, tennis courts and office. Perfect for the family or a rental, either way this is a great deal! Nicely decorated with tile and carpet, lots of storage and sleeping with views of the Gulf of Mexico and beach from the patio.
Fulfill your beachfront dreams with this 2B/2B condo located in a gated community. This complex has 2 pools, 2 hot tubs, 2 tennis courts and an awesome boardwalk to the beach. The unit itself has been nicely updated and is decorated with the soft blues and greens of the ocean. It boasts very large bedrooms, laundry closet, a storage closet and a beachfront balcony. Sea Vista does not have restrictions on rentals. It has on-site maintenance, administration, nightly security and plenty of parking. Located besides the water park and very close to all the entertainment that the Island offers.
Picture perfect condition! Incredible updates and upgrades with panoramic ocean views. No expense was spared on a complete, professional remodel and renovation with top-of-the-line finishings and appliances. Custom cabinets, custom window treatments, paint and much more. Brand new hurricane resistant windows and doors. Extra storage space, large laundry room with sink, new hot water heater and new A/C. Lots of extras and a heated pool. A must-see gem in paradise! And pet freindly!
Great 2 bedroom 2 bath beachfront top floor corner unit. This unit has been updated and is in really good condition. There is a large private hot tub outside on a big deck. Great views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico. You gotta see this one! Good rental income.
Beachfront with great views. Good rental income property. This condo has tile floors and is kept up nicely by Suntide II. Large open floorplan, kitchen and bar area. Extended tile balcony right on the sandy beach.
Top floor with great view of the beach. Popular rentals, 2 bedroom 2 bath sold completely furnished. Beachfront, pool, tennis court and gated entries. Large balcony overlooking the ocean and colorful, tropical interior design.
Great beachfront view! Top floor Edgewater condo with recently replaced windows and patio door. Fully furnished including washer & dryer. Amenities include tennis courts, swimming pool and hot tub.
Newly remodeled three bedroom two bath w/ balconies on three sides. Wonderful beach, bay, and pool views. Quiet corner unit. Onsite management and elevator in building.
This second level condo sits on the channel with deeded boat slip. Great water views all around. Large balcony to soak up some rays or have a fantastic BBQ with friends and family. Sliding door from great room leads straight to the balcony. All furniture & furnishings included. 10 minutes to South Padre Island. Master bedroom has its own full bathroom. Walking distance to shopping. At this price it would make a fantastic investment.
Very nice furnished 2B/1.5B condo with 1 car garage. Only 1/2 block to beach and across the street from the park.
Excellent investment opportunity, ideal income producing unit, and a low maintenance beachside retreat when you want it!
Light and bright, cool colors, ALL TILED, pool/spa area very private and nice, luscious landscaping,1/2 block to beach, 2nd floor with spacious balcony. Popular short term rental property.
Entire complex has been completely upgraded two years ago. New drywall, new paint, new doors, new floors and new kitchen cabinets. Nicely furnished. Overlooking pool from 3rd floor balcony. Open parking in garage area. On site office. Property secured by electronic gates and coded pestestrian gates. Tennis courts, large pool, BBQ pits and a short pathway to the beach.
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New refrigerator, pool, corner unit and plenty of light coming in from large windows. Only corner west units have a view of the Bay. Close to all eateries and entertainment district. Across the street from the beach.
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Sunday is the one day that I blog about things other than baking.
I have been having a very difficult time with my health recently. It all started a couple of months ago when I started getting this very strange and recurrent metallic taste in my mouth. I went to my Primary Care Physician (PCP) and he said I have acid reflux. I said he was full of you-know-what and went to an Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) specialist because I recently had my tonsils removed and I thought maybe the weird taste was a result of the surgery. He confirmed that I had terrible acid reflux and my PCP was, in fact, not full of you-know-what after all. It was hard to believe because I was asymptomatic aside from the strange taste. I was scheduled for an upper GI scope. It took 3 months to get the appointment and over these three months I started getting really sick to my stomach. I could go up to 5 consecutive days with consistent nausea. (May I also add that my stupid ENT told me that maybe there was a brain tumor causing the metallic taste. Needless to say, I have not been back to him since).
So, I had the scope last week and it turns out that all my symptoms are due to a BLEEDING ULCER! Yuck!
Cause: stress
Remedy: reduce my stress
Likelihood of that happening: have pigs started flying yet?
I am a worrier. I always have been and I probably always will be. But, since I really don't want to have surgery and would rather this be handled with some medicine and meditation, I am going to make an honest effort to calm down. I am a licensed therapist. I know how to manage stress. I teach it all the time.
Now I must practice what I preach and tune in to my Zen-like inner self. Wish me luck!
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Editorial : Head tide
Happily, measured by traffic volumes, the Steamship Authority is beating last year's numbers. As of July 7, passengers traveling between the Vineyard and Woods Hole were up 4.3 percent, autos up 3.1 percent, and freight (that is, trucks) up 1.4 percent. For Nantucket travelers, the news is unhappy in each of these categories. Of course, the Steamship Authority has not set any volume records for either island for several years. Also good news, the total revenues for each of these income classes are also up year over year, though not enough to offset the huge leap in fuel costs.
Consequently, as we reported last week, the Steamship Authority's members are looking for new ways to save money, including a reduction in scheduled trips in the winter of this year and the spring of next. It's prudent of the boatline to do so, of course. Trimming the operation, as management has proposed to the members, is designed to offset the expensive fuel because, as management explained, "if fuel prices remain where they are today - our vessel fuel expenses [for 2008] are expected to exceed our budget figures by around $2,700,000." Some of the increase in fuel costs has been offset by the May rate hikes, and $325,000 in additional savings eliminated by SSA managers. But net operating income for 2008 is expected to be about $2 million less than the $4.2 million that was projected.
Management also analyzed the way the boatline's rate structure works - that is, how revenues relate to the operating costs allocated to each customer class. The report found that on Vineyard routes, the cost of vessel operations and indirect non-vessel costs increased by $3,921,000, or 10.7 percent, from 2006 to 2007. Incidentally, the replacement of Islander with Island Home allowed the line to operate 385 fewer trips on the Vineyard routes in 2007 than in 2006.
More important to Vineyarders contemplating the direction fares will take in the future, management found that automobile fares covered only 92.1 percent of their allocated cost of service in 2007. Standard fare automobiles, mostly paid by non-Vineyarders, covered 129.7 percent, thus subsidizing traveling Islanders. Excursion fare autos, the ones mostly Islanders drive, covered just 38.2 percent of their costs. Even trucks, that is, freight, subsidized traveling Vineyarders, covering more than their cost of travel by 15.3 percent. In other words, visitors pay the most, so Islanders can pay the least. And, Islanders pay more in goods and services so they can pay less when they take the family car off Island. On the Nantucket route, the support of standard fare autos and freight for excursion fares is similar, although the excursion fare discount is not as high as it is on the Vineyard routes.
Also last week, boatline members agreed to a management recommendation to modify the preferred reservation policy on the Vineyard routes to make more vehicle reservations available for sale to the general public. The Authority now sets aside 140 preferred spaces from Martha's Vineyard to Woods Hole and 110 preferred spaces from Woods Hole to Martha's Vineyard during the summer schedule. Most of those preferred spaces become available to eligible customers seven days before the day of sailing (although some spaces only become available to eligible customers at 8 am the day before sailing), and many never get booked.
Taken together, this news must be regarded as distressing, especially for Islanders. There can be no doubt that, as costs grow - not just fuel costs but all costs - and traffic volumes rise only slightly, budget pressure will drive further reductions in service and hikes in rates. The low - actually, unreasonably low - excursion fares we enjoy today must rise, the service levels must be brought in line with sustainable costs of service, and the relatively inexpensive and generous ferry experience Islanders have enjoyed over the past 15 years must become more expensive and less generous.
Rate hikes, service reductions, a fare structure that subsidizes some travelers at the expense of others - these are all stop-gap measures employed by the Steamship Authority to stem the head tide it faces. The Steamship Authority's organizational structure, its fleet configuration, and its costs all require comprehensive rethinking. As we've argued repeatedly, a complete re-examination of how the boatline might reconfigure itself for the 21st century is in order.


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Brookfield Zoo: Chicago Zoological Society's Brookfield Zoo inspires conservation leaders every day by connecting people with wildlife and nature. A world leader in animal care, conservation, and education, Brookfield Zoo is celebrating 75 years of fun this year!
The Oakland Zoo: The Oakland Zoo is a non-profit organization, managed by the East Bay Zoological Society. Founded in 1922 by Henry Snow, the Zoo has been located in its current Knowland Park location since 1936.
A partial list of organizations, institutions, and individuals currently utilizing Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance® Zoological Formulas™ Carnivore Diets to feed all or a part of their Zoo carnivore population:
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Plenty of happy faces at Downers North sectional Nov 16, 2013 12:00 AM
Early on in Saturdays Downers Grove North girls swimming sectional, it was evident that the host would dominate. The Trojans won every event and took the meet by 97 points. But several toher area teams went home happy to extend their seasons to next weekends state meet at New Trier High School.
COD bucks trend with 3.3% enrollment boost Nov 14, 2013 12:00 AM
Enrollment climbed 3.3 percent over the past five years at the College of DuPage, bucking a statewide trend showing declines at most community colleges. A report by the Illinois Community College Board indicates COD was one of just three of the states 39 community college districts to see an enrollment increase among full-time equivalent students between 2009 and 2013.
Nanny Magazine to Celebrate Debut with Launch PartyNov 14, 2013 12:00 AM
CHICAGO, IL, Nov. 12 2013—On December 7, Nanny Magazine will host a party at Little Beans Café to celebrate the launch of the only magazine for American nannies. The night will provide a fun setting with mingling, music, wine and desserts for nannies and childcare workers to meet with industry leaders and Nanny Magazine staf to celebrate the benefits this publication will ofer. Nannies, reporters, bloggers, photographers, babysitters and parents are invited to attend.
Celebrity lineup to lead 2014 Chicago Travel and Adventure ShowNov 14, 2013 12:00 AM
Chicago's Largest Travel Extravaganza Returns with Travel Celebrities, SeaWorld Animal Exhibit and Wild Family Activities
Start the Season on a High Note: Save the Date for Frosty FestNov 14, 2013 12:00 AM
Schedule of activities for West Chicago's Frosty Fest now available.
Generous donation to fund 975 days of cancer research for area nonprofitNov 13, 2013 12:00 AM
The Gateway for Cancer Research to use $25,106 donation from Oklahoma-based nonprofit Cancer Sucks for clinical trials that bring new opportunities to patients with various cancers.
'Breaking Bad' star called Naperville 'Nowheresville' Nov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
Bob Odenkirk said that when he was a teen, Naperville "felt like a dead end, like Nowheresville. I couldn't wait to move into a city and be around people who were doing exciting things." He went on to find plenty of excitment as a co-star of the hit TV series "Breaking Bad." We contacted Odenkirk to talk about his childhood, his upcoming "Breaking Bad" spinoff, and his role in "Nebraska," a film out Nov. 22.
History skits fed Odenkirks acting bug at Naperville school Nov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
Mentors? Comedian/actor/writer Bob Odenkirk from LaGrange and Naperville has had a few, most notably Second City fixture Del Close. But reaching, way, way back, Odenkirk credited a social studies teacher at Jefferson Junior High School in Naperville with providing the pivotal moment that changed his life.
Elgin CC outlasts College of DuPage Nov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
The Elgin Community College mens basketball team held off a furious rally in the closing minutes to outlast visiting College of DuPage, 85-81, Tuesday night at the Events Center in Elgin.
Elgin CC hangs on to beat College of DuPage Nov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
The Spartans survived. Elgin Community Colleges womens basketball team built a double-digit lead midway through the second half, then held on for dear life as College of DuPage staged a furious rally. When the dust settled, the Spartans hung on for a 66-64 nonconference victory at the Events Center in Elgin Tuesday night. Jordan Bartelt and Alexa Diaz scored 16 points apiece to lead ECC, which moved to 2-1 on the season. Breanna Venson had 12 points for COD.
Images: Daily Herald prep photos of the week Nov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
The Daily Herald Prep Photos of the Week gallery includes the best high school sports images by our photographers featuring football, soccer, volleyball and cross country.
NIU wins top national award for economic developmentNov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
NIU was named the winner of a new award for excellence in economic engagement by the Association for Public and Land-Grant Universities in Washington, D.C.
St. Hubert School Girl Scouts kick off holiday seasonNov 12, 2013 12:00 AM
Saint Hubert School Girl Scouts gathered at Spring Valley Nature Center in Schaumburg on November 8, 2013 to make special ornaments for the St. Alexius Women and Children's Hospital Christmas trees.
Food lover's paradise at Clearbrook fundraiserNov 11, 2013 12:00 AM
On Tuesday, October 22, 2013 Arlington Toyota–Scion's beautiful showroom in Palatine was the site of a food festival like no other – the 5th annual Clearbrook Around The World Food Tasting presented by Meijer.
Naperville Central edges Lake Park for third place Nov 9, 2013 12:00 AM
Third-place games can sometimes be dull, anti-climactic affairs, two teams just going through the motions, disappointed not to be playing two hours later. Lake Park and Naperville Central turned that notion on its head Saturday night at Hoffman Estates.
Youth Volunteer OpportunitiesNov 9, 2013 12:00 AM
The Roselle LEO Club Hosts an Open House
Wheeling tops Lake Park in state semis Nov 8, 2013 12:00 AM
Wheelings boys soccer state championship dream is still alive and well. The Wildcats left no doubt about whether or not they belong in the Class 3A title game by handling Lake Park 3-0 in a state semifinal matchup Friday at Hoffman Estates. That leaves them just 1 win away from the schools first boys soccer state title. Wheeling (23-1-2) will meet Edwardsville (20-3-2) in the big game at 7 p.m. Saturday. Edwardsville scored three times in the second half to beat Naperville Central 3-1 in Fridays other semifinal.
Images: Soccer 3A Semifinals Nov 8, 2013 12:00 AM
Images of a state boys soccer Class 3A semifinal contests at Hoffman Estates High School: Wheeling won 3-0 over Lake Park and Naperville Central lost 3-1 to Edwardsville.
Lake Park west campus evacuated Nov 7, 2013 12:00 AM
Lake Park High Schools west campus in Roselle was evacuated Thursday because of a bomb threat, according to a message on the school website. Students were moved to the adjacent Clauss Recreation Center and later taken home by bus while police secured the high school building at 500 W. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Disturbing Report on Heroin Use in DuPage County Prompts Educational MeetingNov 7, 2013 12:00 AM
Disturbing Report on Heroin Use in DuPage County Prompts Educational Meeting
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- Don Mauer puts 'The 8-Hour Diet' to the test
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The rusted hulk of a shipwreck sits in shallow water off Tubbataha Reef in the Philippines. Covering more than 81,000 acres (32,000 hectares) in the heavily trafficked Sulu Sea, shallow Tubbataha has scuttled more than its share of vessels.
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JerseyWatch Concepts
In today's brand new concept post, we take a look at what's in store for the 2010-11 season. The following designs are what Icethetics artists came up with based on descriptions in the initial JerseyWatch 2010 post.
One concept that caused a stir after the JerseyWatch post went live was this one by A.J. He posted his work on Sabres' message board months ago. The crest, a script similar to what was described to me, is taken from the old logo of the Buffalo Bisons of the AHL. A.J. submitted a clean version of his concept so we could all get a good look at it. And who wouldn't love to see Buffalo paying tribute to their town's hockey history on their 40th anniversary? |
Similarly, Jeff sent in his understanding of the rumored new script crest. But this veers pretty far from what I was originally told — which is that it's basically a baseball-type script with the 1970s logo positioned in the tail. Still, that was just a preliminary concept and things can change. So Jeff may be right on the scent. |
The Penguins are also big news right now. Word from Reebok is they're launching a new alternate sweater for 2010, not to mention all the rumors that the Pens will see action in their second Winter Classic in four years. Doug's concept is based on the rumor that the Penguins will dig up another blue jersey from their past. He could be on the right track with this. I could see them making it the home jersey one day. |
The Blue Jackets will allegedly be debuting a new third jersey in the fall. The team has said it will feature a cannon as its primary emblem. So Tony's incorporated that as well as his own little tribute to the old Cleveland Barons, who wore large patches shaped like Ohio on their sleeves. |
Michael tackled a couple of JerseyWatch rumors. The Maple Leafs will be putting stripes and shoulder patches back on their mostly-plain jerseys next season. This is more than likely what we should expect to see — unless the Leafs design a brand new shoulder patch. |
And the Ducks are on the list to add a new third jersey in 2010. Absolutely no details have circulated as of yet, but Michael's thinking they go with an orange sweater with the webbed D front and center on the chest. He's done some nice work but I kind of hope he's wrong. I'd like to see the Ducks introduce a new logo with this alternate sweater. Maybe something that actually resembles a duck wouldn't be too much to ask? |
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> I have one more permissions problem to resolve (access to /dev/nvidiactl
All UbuntuStudio packages are in the regular distribution as well, I
think. The intrepid rt-kernel does not work on my machine.
Compiz is not used by default, I think, certainly not in fluxbox. You
can safely remove it. About junking pulseaudio: that's exactly what I
did, without any harm. On the whole I'm not that satisfied with Intrepid
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markus reugels' amazing high-speed water droplet photography
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achieved using no more than an sony SLR camera with flash and a glimpse catcher, an arduino-based timing device,
german photographer markus reugels has presented a series of his latest liquid sculptures. by thickening water with
guar gum to create a more dense consistency, he captures an impressive spectrum of custom effects and patterns by
delaying the time and amount of the droplets in sequences based the desired shapes needed to produce each different form.
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(left) twister, 2012, (right) tower of splash, 2012
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technically amazing and fabulous…. but the naming of the shots kills 'em dead
Super moist! Beautiful.
Totally agree with nicey!
absolutely beautiful – sell posters of it!
naturally beautiful n what a quick real shoot naming
These are so amazing. The shots are very dynamic, I can even imagine each splash being accompanied by dramatic music. I also found a few more awesome high speed liquid photography that I want to share: http://photoslave.tumblr.com/post/38840782253/astonishing-liquid-art-photography


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JUDY WOODRUFF: Forty-six percent of all Americans have used the Internet as well as e-mail and cell phones this year to get campaign news, to share their views, and mobilize others. Is the so-called Internet campaign -- much talked about in previous presidential years -- finally upon us?In fact, 35 percent of Americans say they have watched online political videos, according to a new study by the Pew Internet and American Life Project. Thirty-nine percent of online Americans have used the Internet to dig deeper, to access unfiltered campaign materials, which include video of candidate debates, speeches and announcements, as well as position papers and speech transcripts.
And not surprisingly, 33 percent of younger voters have gotten political news and information from social networking sites, like Facebook and MySpace. Especially for presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama, the 'net has been a boon to fundraising. More than $100 million, or 40 percent of his money, has come from online contributions.RADIO ANNOUNCER: Talent on loan from God...
JUDY WOODRUFF: What talk radio did for Republicans, the Internet is now doing in large part for Democrats: technology as a megaphone to get the word out and as a gathering place to draw people in. The campaigns themselves have taken to the 'net to set the record straight. Just last week, the Obama campaign unveiled a section of its site called "Stop the Smear," created to challenge attacks on him, his policies, or his wife.
SEN. HILLARY CLINTON (D), New York: We all remember Bobby Kennedy was assassinated in June in California.JUDY WOODRUFF But high-profile campaign snafus have also grown out of Web-first mentions. The Hillary Clinton reference in South Dakota to the assassination of Robert Kennedy originated on a Web stream video of an editorial board meeting.REV. JEREMIAH WRIGHT, Former Head of Trinity United Church of Christ: No, no, no, not God bless America. God damn America.JUDY WOODRUFF: The back story on Obama's former minister, Jeremiah Wright, blew up on the Web.REV. MICHAEL PFLEGER: I'm white. I'm entitled.JUDY WOODRUFF: As did the story about the minister, Michael Pfleger, who mocked Hillary Clinton in Obama's former church, helping to prompt Obama to leave the church.
Presumptive nominee John McCain had some run-ins with the Web, as well. His association with a controversial minister, John Hagee, who said Hitler was fulfilling God's will, also had a long life on the Web. His spontaneous singing of "Bomb, Bomb Iran" was also just a Google search away. It caused his campaign serious headaches.
Obama's comments at a San Francisco fundraiser in which he said small-town voters have become bitter over job losses and that they cling to guns or religion were first published by a blogger. The event became a central narrative of the campaign heading into the important Pennsylvania primary.More recently, the story that veteran political hand Jim Johnson, who was named by Obama to vet potential vice presidential running mates, had some questionable mortgage bank ties broke in the Wall Street Journal last week, but immediately went viral on the blog-o-sphere. Johnson stepped down from that post.Youth mobilization groups have combined old-fashioned pavement-pounding with the new ways of the wired world, from "Bring Your Own Phone" to phone banks to text-the-vote announcements.
GIDEON YAGO, MTV News: We're giving you, the young voter, a chance to pose questions...JUDY WOODRUFF: And through the 'net, forums such as the one co-sponsored by MySpace and MTV and the CNN YouTube debates have allowed people a way to get questions directly to the candidates.
JUDY WOODRUFF: And, Julie Barko Germany, is this changing not only how we get information, but is it also changing the nature and the character of these campaigns themselves?JULIE BARKO GERMANY, George Washington University: It's starting to. The Internet is playing an increasingly large role in political campaigns, especially the campaigns of Obama and McCain. It's no longer something that's cast off to somebody else's office or a backroom. They have full staffs of people doing this all day long.They have video people, search marketing people, social networking people, people who look at Internet strategy, people who work with the other aspects of the campaign, whether it's fundraising or communications, to bring everything together so that the Internet is one cohesive presence. And there are results, fundraising results, lots of money, especially for Obama.JUDY WOODRUFF: Now, fundraising is one example. What are some other examples, Lee Rainie, of this, of how campaigns are having to change themselves because of all this technology?LEE RAINIE: The big new piece of the story which wouldn't have been possible in the pre-Internet age, of course, is people creating their own stories and making their own contributions to the campaign environment: bloggers, people that post political videos, people that post their comments on other Web sites.So they're actively contributing to the campaign in a way that was really impossible in just the broadcast age. The Internet age is an age of participation and many-to-many involvement, not just one person broadcasting to many people.JUDY WOODRUFF: And what about this notion -- I think we mentioned it -- Barack Obama has set up his own Web site now to answer what he calls -- I think they're calling it "Stop the Smear," but it's, in essence, Julie Barko Germany, it's all about dealing with these attacks wherever they come from as quickly as possible.JULIE BARKO GERMANY: The attacks are, in some sense, inevitable. They're going to happen. That's what happens when you open up a medium to people. People respond, and they participate. So the Obama campaign is incredibly smart in the sense that they're designing tools and strategies to help overcome that the moment something breaks online, whether it's another Reverend Wright video or something else further down the line. This is going to be essential to future campaigns.
And so this is a way to tap into that new level of trust that people have under the right circumstances to spend their money online.JUDY WOODRUFF: Lee was just saying a minute ago that this is a way for people, everybody to -- or people to think that they can participate themselves in a campaign. How does that change what's going on, the transaction? It used to be the candidates would go out. They'd make a speech or they would make an appeal for money. Now people want to have their own voice. How does that change what's going on here?
JULIE BARKO GERMANY: Well, look, for example, at the Obama campaign. So much of what's going on with the campaign, from Web videos to blog posts, isn't necessarily information the campaign has pushed out. It's information that the communities surrounding Obama has created. So political activism isn't just about going door-to-door anymore. It's also about making the videos, posting on blogs, tying everything together, commenting, sending text messages. All of this is a new wave of political activism.JUDY WOODRUFF: Is it changing the message, as well?LEE RAINIE: Well, it's changing the fact that the message is no longer controlled solely by the candidates and their campaigns themselves. It's part of a conversation that's now taking place between candidates like Obama and their constituents.
And the constituents really want to be part of the conversation. They don't just want to sit passively back and accept whatever message comes down the line. They are very much anxious to contribute to the conversation and anxious to use these new tools to mobilize their friends, and speak up, and evangelize for the candidates that they care about.JUDY WOODRUFF: Do you agree with this notion, Lee Rainie, that this change mainly is benefiting the Democrats?
LEE RAINIE: So far, it seems to be. Certainly our data shows that the supporters of Obama and Democrats in general are much more enthusiastic about it, much more active participants in a lot of Web features. Some of that is just due to the fact that so many younger voters now are trending Democratic and are supporting Obama. And that's why they're dominating things like the social networking space.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So do we look for the Republicans to catch up? I mean, is this something that takes a long time to cycle through?
JULIE BARKO GERMANY: Well, if you're smart about the technology, it shouldn't take that long.
I called some of the Internet people at the McCain campaign this morning to talk about a rather scathing piece in the Politico that said that the McCain campaign was very far behind Barack Obama when it comes to using the Internet. And their focus is going to be on creating tools that get people to take action offline. So for them, the focus isn't just creating Web videos, creating online content. It's also, oh, go out and sign your friend up to vote, which Obama's campaign does, as well.
JUDY WOODRUFF: So you're saying that they're aware that they're behind and they're trying to catch up?
JULIE BARKO GERMANY: And they're trying to catch up.
JUDY WOODRUFF: But how does one know? I mean, how do you know which sites to believe? Clearly, a candidate's Web site is not going to put out information that makes that candidate look bad.LEE RAINIE: That's exactly right. What we hear from people as they assess the information available to them online, both in politics and in other kinds of subjects, is they use their own commonsense test.Does it fit with the world view that I have? Does it fit with the world that I observe? Does it match what my friends are saying? Or if I'm confused about it, can I send an e-mail to my friend and say, "Gee, I learned this new thing. What do you think about it?" And we're seeing a lot of sort of active social networking in that way. As people encounter information that confuses them or isn't quite fit for them, they're going to ping their network and say, "Give me some help on this."
JUDY WOODRUFF: I guess the most important question is, are people better citizens because of all this?JULIE BARKO GERMANY: Well, if they're engaging in politics and they've never engaged before, I think that's a great thing. If people are researching the candidates, and looking at their platforms, and reading what they're saying, that's definitely a good thing, as well.So you have the good stuff. You also have the bad stuff, kind of like the force in the "Star Wars" movies.JUDY WOODRUFF: Would you add anything to that about...
LEE RAINIE: I would say that...JUDY WOODRUFF: ... being a better citizen as a result?LEE RAINIE: ... any time that people are involved with political life, political scientists will tell you that's a better thing. Having more people involved, feeling a stake in the system, feeling that they can make a contribution, and feel empowered by these new technologies, that's probably a good thing, although they obviously can be misused, as Julie points out.JUDY WOODRUFF: Lee Rainie, Julie Barko Germany, thank you both.
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Meal planning is one of the organizing skills that has truly eluded me over the years. I finally decided to simplify using some of the expert tips below, and everything fell into place. I've saved money and time by committing to planning 2-3 dinners per week, and that makes me happy. You too can learn to meal plan more successfully whether you have a household of 1, 2 or 14.
How to Meal Plan
This How-To Guide for meal planning helps you take the guesswork out of the question, "What's for dinner?" I give you step-by-step instructions on how to choose recipes, make a list and grocery shop for your weekly meals.
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I talked to a nutrition expert on how to keep your meals healthy. Here are her 6 best tips for healthier meal planning.
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Grocery shopping and meal planning go hand-in-hand, and these 7 tools will help you move seamlessly from list-making to coupon clipping to meal planning to grocery shopping.
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I've put together a weekly shopping list for groceries and household essentials. You can mix and match to create your own.
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Some of the best kitchen, shopping and meal planning tips I've learned have come from readers. You can peruse other readers' tips and add your own.
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Food writer and working mom Raquel Pelzel shares her tips for meal planning, including her timeline for planning and shopping and a few of her favorite go-to recipes.
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Over fifty essays were submitted for judging and twenty were selected to present speeches. Speeches were presented recently at Troy University-Dothan and the top five winners received cash awards, certificates and gift bags. Also, their sponsoring teacher received a cash award for classroom supplies. All of the speech participants received a certificate for their winning essays.
1st place winner was Leandra McGriff with the topic, "The Fear of the End'. Leandra is a 12th grade student at Northview High School and Ms. Salem was her sponsoring teacher.
2nd place winner was Isabella Mak with the topic, "Internet Addiction". Isabella is a 11th grade student at Northview High School and Ms. Butler was her sponsoring teacher.
3rd place winner was Jackson Stansell with the topic, "God: The True Matter". Jackson is a 11th grade student at Dothan High School and Dr. Mathews was his sponsoring teacher.
4th place winner was Brandon Ethredge with the topic, "Volunteer, Yes We Can". Brandon is a 10th grade student at Northview High School and Ms. Salem was his sponsoring teacher.
5th place winner was Kylie Russell with the topic, "Not An "LOL" Matter". Kylie is a 11th grade student at Northview High School and Mrs. Harris is her sponsoring teacher.
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Soundtrack for a Revolution takes a look at the American civil rights movement, focusing on the role that music -- spirituals and protest songs -- played, as the backdrop and the inspiration for the pickets, sit-ins, and demonstrations of the turbulent era. Directors Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman,… More Soundtrack for a Revolution takes a look at the American civil rights movement, focusing on the role that music -- spirituals and protest songs -- played, as the backdrop and the inspiration for the pickets, sit-ins, and demonstrations of the turbulent era. Directors Bill Guttentag and Dan Sturman, whose previous documentary looked at the Japanese Army's atrocities against the Chinese people in Nanking, here blend images from the time and interviews with participants with new footage of contemporary artists performing the inspirational songs. Interviewees include Harry Belafonte, John Lewis, Andrew Young, and Julian Bond, and the documentary includes performances by John Legend, Joss Stone, and Angie Stone. The film examines such pivotal moments as the Montgomery bus boycott, the March on Washington, and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King. Through old footage and interviews, spirituals like "Wade in the Water" and "We Shall Not Be Moved," and folk songs like Phil Ochs' "Here's to the State of Mississippi" are each connected to specific aspects or moments of the movement. Danny Glover was the executive producer of the film. Soundtrack for a Revolution had its world premiere at the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Josh Ralske, Rovi
- Directed By
- Bill Guttentag, Dan Sturman
- Written By
- Bill Guttentag, Dan Sturman
- Genres
- Musical & Performing Arts, Documentary
- In Theaters
- Aug 7, 2009 Wide
- On DVD
- Sep 28, 2010
- Studio
- Docurama
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Mark Feeney, Boston Globe
The contemporary music sequences are a distraction from the heart of the movie: truly astounding archival footage of speeches, marches, and demonstrations.
Ann Hornaday, Washington Post
Through vivid archival material and voice-overs, the filmmakers create moving vignettes that, taken together, form a fascinating primer on nonviolence as a political force and discipline.
Tom Keogh, Seattle Times
Soundtrack may very well be the finest, broad history on film of the Southern Freedom Movement years as measured from the Montgomery bus boycott (beginning in 1955) to the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1968).
Jennie Punter, Globe and Mail
An elegantly crafted new documentary.
Kyle Smith, New York Post
Tthe film is primarily interested in the music that accompanied this turmoil, which is a bit like covering the American Revolution with the focus on the wigs Washington and Jefferson wore.
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The Floyd Central football team was determined to get the play right.
Or maybe the Highlanders were just setting Jennings County up.
Either way, a handoff to Gaige Klingsmith that went the opposite direction of where the Highlanders had been consistently running the ball resulted in a 74-yard touchdown run that got the offense chugging along en route to a convincing 54-30 victory Friday night against the visiting Panthers in Hoosier Hills Conference action.
"It was just a good game," senior defensive back Logan Vaughn said. "We practiced hard all week, and we came out here to play. It worked out well for us."
Floyd Central improved to 6-2 overall and 5-1 in the HHC heading into a much-anticipated matchup on the road with New Albany in its regular season finale.
"It's going to be a big one," Vaughn said. "I can't wait to play it."
"You have that circled on your calendar every year," added fellow senior Nick Uhl. "It's what you want. It's going to be incredible."
Floyd Central showed off its explosive side against Jennings County (3-5, 3-3 HHC).
In addition to his 74-yard jaunt to the end zone, Klingsmith added TD runs of 10 and 48 yards. Vaughn registered a 64-yard punt return for a TD, senior tailback Gabriel Kennedy motored 55 yards to paydirt and junior quarterback Colton Kimm connected with senior wide receiver Brandon Stout for a 16-yard score. Sophomore running back Blake Carl capped the scoring by cruising 85 yards to the end zone.
Jennings County's Matt Cornett intercepted Kimm on Floyd Central's first possession, but Vaughn got the Highlanders on the scoreboard after the defense forced a Panthers three-and-out when he received a punt and followed a crushing block by Stout down the right sideline for a touchdown.
"I'm always trying to make something happen on a punt return," Vaughn said. "It was Senior Night, I wanted to do something big. I've got to give (credit) to Brandon Stout. He gave one big hit for me."
After another three-and-out by Jennings County, Floyd Central was backed up to its own 9-yard line after a holding call. Kimm found Uhl in the flat for 14 yards, which set the stage for Klingsmith and his offensive line.
To that point, the Highlanders had attacked the Panthers running almost exclusively toward the right side of the field. When Klingsmith was given the ball and headed left, Jennings County was clearly caught off guard and Floyd Central's junior standout had nothing but open field in front of him resulting in a 74-yard touchdown.
Two possessions later, Klingsmith scored from 10 yards out for a 21-7 lead, and he followed on the next drive with a 48-yard TD run to boost the Highlanders lead to 28-7. Klingsmith finished with 235 yards on 22 carries.
Although Jennings County netted a field goal heading into halftime, Floyd Central seized momentum in the second half as Klingsmith shot past the 200-yard mark on the first play of the third quarter with a 27-yard run.
Kennedy then proved once again that he is a threat to score whenever he touches the ball. Both of his carries in last week's win over Bedford North Lawrence resulted in lengthy touchdown runs. On his lone carry Friday night, Kennedy collected a 55-yard touchdown run for a 35-10 lead.
On Floyd Central's next possession, the Highlanders went to the air. Kimm hit junior wide receiver Adam Wallace for 34 yards and senior Austin Carl with a screen pass for 19 more. He then tossed a 16-yard scoring pass to Stout in which Stout out-jumped two defenders to corral the ball as the advantage swelled to 42-10.
Jennings County moved the ball past midfield only twice in the first half against the Floyd Central defense, but the Panthers did manage to score both times. On the second play of the second quarter, quarterback Conner Byram dropped a deep pass just past the outstretched hand of a Highlanders defensive back and into the arms of Keegan Beineke for a 45-yard touchdown that cut Floyd Central's lead to 14-7.
After Klingsmith's third touchdown before halftime, Jennings County got the ball back with 1:40 left and drove 55 yards to set up a 32-yard field goal by Adrian Kirchner as time expired. Running back Preston Teltow picked up 24 yards on a run on the drive that brought the Panthers to within 28-10.
A set of missed opportunities for Jennings County when the Panthers were down 21-7 late in the second quarter may have prevented the score from being closer at intermission. What initially appeared to be a successful wide receiver pass from Beineke to Nick Nixon for a long gain was wiped out due to a penalty. On the next play, Nixon was wide open down the left sideline on a wheel route, but Byran underthrew him on a play that appeared to have TD potential.
The disappointment from the lack of execution on that series was amplified on the initial play after the punt when Klingsmith went the distance on the 48-yard TD.
Teltow and fullback Dakota Bott both had big games running the ball for Jennings County, although much of their yardage was gained in the second half against Floyd Central's reserves. Teltow carried the ball 23 times for 232 yards, with 34 coming in the first half. All but 6 of Bott's 118 yards on 12 carries came after halftime.
Junior Garry Posey had a 3-yard touchdown run for Floyd Central, while Kimm finished 5 of 10 for 91 yards with a touchdown and an interception.
"Coming off last year being 2-8, there's nothing sweeter," Uhl said of the win. "I'm really looking forward to next week (against New Albany)."
Jennings County 0 10 7 13 — 30
Floyd Central 14 14 14 12 — 54
First quarter
FC — Logan Vaughn 64 punt return (kick failed), 4:18
FC — Gaige Klingsmith 74 run (Adam Wallace pass from Colton Kimm), 1:23
Second quarter
JC — Keegan Beineke 45 pass from Conner Byram (Adrian Kirchner kick), 11:10
FC — Klingsmith 10 run (Ryan Lenz kick), 3:36
FC — Klingsmith 48 run (Lenz kick), 1:40
JC — Kirchner 32 field goal, 0:00
Third quarter
FC — Gabriel Kennedy 55 run (Lenz kick), 11:20
FC — Brandon Stout 16 pass from Kimm (Lenz kick), 4:56
JC — Dakota Bott 1 run (Kirchner kick), 2:50
Fourth quarter
FC — Garry Posey 3 run (run failed), 8:48
JC — Bott 11 run (kick failed), 5:49
JC — Bott 24 run (Kirchner kick), 1:51
FC — Blake Carl 85 run (pass failed), 1:30
Jennings County (5-20-85-1): Byram 5-20-85-1.
Floyd Central (5-10-91-1): Kimm 5-10-91-1.
Jennings County (40-376): Preston Teltow 23-232, Bott 12-118, Nick Nixon 3-21, Michael Ater 1-3, Byram 1-2.
Floyd Central (37-443): Klingsmith 22-235, Blake Carl 5-102, Kennedy 1-55, Nick Uhl 3-19, Kimm 2-12, Stout 2-10, Posey 2-10.
Jennings County: Nixon 3-34, Beineke 1-45, Adam Driver 1-6.
Floyd Central: Adam Wallace 1-34, Austin Carl 1-19, Stout 1-16, Uhl 1-14, Lukas Quinkert 1-8.
Floyd County Sports
H.S. FOOTBALL: Klingsmith's 235 yards leads Floyd to another win
Highlanders jumps out to 42-10 lead en route to 54-30 victory
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New Albany-Harrison boys basketball postponed
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Jeff boys, girls basketball; HHC duals among postponements
GIRLS' SWIMMING PREVIEW: Jeff believes it can compete with Highlanders for HHC, sectional
Six-time defending champion Floyd still sectional favorite
H.S. GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Red Devils hold off Floyd Central, 64-59
Jeff's Hines nailed six 3-pointers to score game-high 24
H.S. ROUNDUP: North Harrison edges New Albany, 48-41
Tye, Johnson lead New Wash past Rock Creek
CROSS COUNTRY: Passing on the love of running
Fleming taking Southern Indiana Running Club to national meet
OVERTIME HEARTBREAK: Austin girls outdual Charlestown, 56-49
Eastern outscore Pirates 11-4 in OT for MSC victory
TEN TO WATCH: Pait, Devils ready to get started
High school basketball picks
H.S. ROUNDUP: Dragons earn first win, 70-47 over Clarksville
Barnett scores 15 to lead Creek
WRESTLING PREVIEW: Hopes still high at Floyd Central
Sisson thinks Highlanders have potential despite losing 10 seniors
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ETBU Holding International Mission Fair on February 13
MARSHALL, Texas (2/11/13)- The International Education Department along with the Great Commission Center at East Texas Baptist University will hold an International Mission Fair on Wednesday, February 13, 2013, from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. The fair will be held in the Ornelas Spiritual Life Center and all area children and youth church groups are invited to attend.
Exhibits created by ETBU international students will allow visitors to experience cultures from around the world. Also, students of ETBU, who have experienced travel on mission trips, will share about their experiences serving in areas around the world as well as locally like Mission Marshall.
The International Mission Fair is free to attend and for further information call, 903-923-2114 or 903-923-2175.
MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER: ETBU hosts mission fair for area children
By Cait Shields
MARSHALL NEWS MESSENGER (2/9/13) - East Texas Baptist University will hold an International Mission Fair on Wednesday to share with the community the foreign experiences of their students and teachers.
"We're bringing people who have quite a bit of experience in mission," said Alan Huesing, Director of the International Education Department that is hosting the event in conjunction with the Great Commission Center. "One goal of what we do is to share with our community. We have some exchange students here. We have teachers from our partner schools in other countries who are here to teach their native languages. Some are missionaries' kids who grew up in another county who may feel like that's their second or even first home."
"We also have students who may have studied abroad," Melody Maxwell, Director of the Great Commission Center, said. "Eighteen countries are represented."
Interactive exhibits about foreign nations and the mission work done there will be on display at the Ornelas Spiritual Life Center on Feb. 13 from 6-8 p.m.
"This is a way to reach people as young as children, to share about mission work," Ms. Maxwell said. "It's also an opportunity for our students to share what they've seen in the world. They are always excited to share and are available to speak to churches in the community."
Apart from information, native food and dances will be shared at the event geared for area students in first grade through sixth grade and will fit right into most churches' Wednesday night youth time.
"We won't bar the odd junior high student, but it's really for the younger students," Huesing said. "It's a come and go type of thing. It will be interactive. We've got groups coming from Hallsville, Jefferson and Longview as well as Marshall. It will really help if (interested churches) contact us before they come. We've already had some churches sign up."
"Even families that want to come with their kids, we'd love to have them," Ms Maxwell said. "But the children must be supervised."
For information call the International Education Office at (903) 923-2114 or the Great Commission Center at (903) 923-2175.
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When Judy P. Masucci Ph.D., had her baby in 2005, she found herself struggling to juggle the demands of motherhood, and her corporate job. As if a long commute and long work hours weren't enough, her son breastfed every hour.
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The Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) is pleased to announce its popular $10 senior seat sale for the month of September. From September 1-30, Seniors 60 years of age and older will be able to ride anywhere along STC's network for $10 per one-way trip.
"We want to offer a sale that's enticing to seniors. By giving them the opportunity to ride the bus for such a low cost once again in September, we feel we've accomplished that," said Minister Responsible for STC, Don McMorris.
The company has taken great strides to improve the on-board experience of its passengers in 2012. STC's fleet became 100 per cent Wi-Fi equipped in 2012. The company also recently replaced 4 new coaches in its fleet.
"We encourage people to give STC a try if they never have before," said STC President & CEO Shawn Grice. "Our current customers have given STC very high satisfaction ratings. In fact, 93 per cent of our passengers rate STC's services as good or excellent. We believe that once you experience our services, you will be eager to use us again!"
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