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Black History Month 2013 Events
Campus to note historical African American achievement with events in February
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
From historical displays and lectures to concerts, movie screenings and a popular wellness fair, Parkland College will host "Local Black History," a monthlong celebration of African American achievements and culture in February.
The following events and exhibits, sponsored by various campus groups and coordinated by Parkland's Black History Month Committee, are open to the public unless otherwise noted. For more information, contact Parkland Marketing and Public Relations at 217/353-2683.
Black History Month Displays
Feb. 4–15: College Center Display Cases
Feb. 1–28: D Wing and Library Display Cases
Gospel Choral Performance: Noah I. Brown and Company
Feb. 6, noon–1 p.m., Flag Lounge
The popular Champaign-based choral ensemble will provide a number of selections.
"Good Hair" Movie Screening and Discussion
Feb. 8, 2–4:30 p.m., room C118
This documentary by comedian Chris Rock explores why African-American women spend countless hours and hundreds of dollars in salons to make their hair straighter and silkier.
Black Student Success Project Discussion: Relationships
Feb. 11, noon–1 p.m., Flag Lounge
Workshop for students presented by the Counseling and Advising Center
Soul Food Luncheon
Feb. 12, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. (or until food runs out), College Center
Back by popular demand! Sample an excellent array of African American dishes. Tickets are $7 for faculty/staff/students. Proceeds will support Black Student Association, Sister to Sister, and Brother to Brother activities.
Documentary Screenings: African American Life in Central Illinois
Feb. 13, 10:30 a.m.–noon, Flag Lounge
"This Bus Stops" is one episode in this series of WILL-TV specials produced in 1968 and 1969, presenting a vivid snapshot of the lives of African Americans in central Illinois.
Black Student Success Workshop
Feb. 13, 1–2 p.m., room D244
"Think You're Not Smart Enough for College? Think Again!" is the talk for students facilitated by Marietta Turner, dean of students.
African American Read-In
Feb. 14, 11 a.m.–1 p.m., Parkland Library Reading Lounge
The campus and community is invited to read excerpts from available selections of African American literature. Refreshments will be served. This event is sponsored in conjunction with the Parkland College Library.
"The Help" Movie Screening and Discussion
Feb. 14, 1:30–4:30 p.m., room D105
Set during the Civil Right era, this 2011 Academy Award-nominated film is based on the New York Times best-selling novel of the same name. This event is sponsored in conjunction with the Parkland Diversity Committee and the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. Post screening discussion facilitated by Prof. Matt Hurt.
Lincoln and Black Freedom
Feb. 18, noon–1:30 p.m., room C118
Dr. Ronald William Bailey, head of the Department of African American Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will present an interactive presentation on Lincoln's politics and the freeing of black slaves in America.
Wellness Fair
Feb. 20, 10 a.m.–1 p.m., Flag and Gallery Lounges
Health screenings, demonstrations, and information from various vendors will be available at this free fair.
Urbana High School Choir
Feb. 22, noon–1 p.m., Flag Lounge
Torance Douse directs the high school choir.
MLK Celebration Screening and Discussion
Feb. 25, 1–2 p.m., room D244
Facilitated by Dr. Willie Fowler, this event reviews the Champaign Countywide celebration that took place Jan. 18 and featured a keynote address by Little Rock Nine member Ernest Green.
Documentary Screenings: African American Life in Central Illinois
Feb. 27, 10:30 a.m.–noon, Flag Lounge
"Black and Proud" is a second episode in the WILL-TV series from the late '60s.
Black Student Success Workshop: "Anger Management"
Feb. 27, 1–2 p.m., room D244
The workshop is facilitated by Mike Kleppin, executive director of Kleppin & Associates LLC, specialists in psychological counseling and forensic therapy.
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Posted: Thu Jan 26th, 2006 06:59 pm |
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Hello all, I'm new to this board. I'll tell you a little about me. I'm 67 and retired. I live in central Indiana. I'm a CW buff and lean to the South. My kin was in the 8th VA Cav Co F.. I've been to most of the battle fields in the East and some in the South and West. I'm thinking about going to Franklin, TN. in about a month on my way to Savannah, GA. Regards, rebalgray |
Posted: Thu Jan 26th, 2006 07:39 pm |
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Welcome rebalgray! You'll enjoy Franklin... great things going on there right now with the restoration of the entire Eastern side of the battlefield. Be sure to stop by Carter Hose and tell Tom Cartwright that CWi says hello. Then go to Carnton where you'll get a great view of the restoration of the battlefield - just look out at the adjoining acres which used to be a golf course! Welcome to the board. |
Posted: Sun Jan 29th, 2006 10:27 am |
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ancatholam Member
Hi Rebalgray and everyone else on the site. I too am new, however I am a Brit! My interest in the CW is that I am studing late 1862 to mid 1863 for an exam. I am trying to get inside General Robert E Lee's head and work out why he stayed at Fredericksburg after the battle, what did he hope to gain apart from rest and recouperation for his army. Does anyone out there have an opinion or any knowledgable reason or can you direct me somewhere where I can get an answer. ANCA |
Posted: Sun Jan 29th, 2006 05:14 pm |
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Kent Nielsen Member
Hi and welcome to you both. Ancatholam, I'm going to wait to see how others respond to your question untill I say too much. What I would suggest is to try to look at a book titled Fredericksbug! Fredericksburg! by George Rable. It might help. Last edited on Sun Jan 29th, 2006 05:15 pm by Kent Nielsen |
Posted: Sun Jan 29th, 2006 11:22 pm |
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ancatholam Member
Kent, Thank you very much, I will try and find that book. I am very interested in what you have to say and why you wish to wait for others to post. anca |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 04:58 am |
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Kent Nielsen Member
Hi Anca To tell the truth I'm not as knowledgeable about Fredericksburg as I am about some other campaigns, so I wanted to wait untill others who might know more then I do had their say. But I will say this. I t would or should have been difficult for Lee to move his army in the face of Burnsides much larger force without waiting to see what Burnside would do next. You also have to remember that Burnside did try again, although he became bogged down in his infamous "Mud March. I'm also not sure, if Lee felt he had the supplies to move in winter so soon after a major battle. These are just suggestions. |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 05:44 am |
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rebalgray Member
That sounds good Kent. He was waiting to see what Burnside was going to do. rebalgray |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 12:42 pm |
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ancatholam Member
Kent, I accept all you say, but in trying to get into Lee's mind I feel that he was after a Napoleonic style decisive victory and had he immediately counter attacked Burnside on the 14th Dec he may well have stood a chance of achieving this. However having missed the opportunity he really did need to consolidate and feed and replenish his army. But my question here is what do you think his plan was when the weather improved....was he intending to cross the Rappahannock and try to hit Burnside's supply lines and in doing so further destroy the moral of the Unions and perhaps sway public opinion which may in turn have resulted in a change of government and then perhaps peace. Or was he waiting to see what Burnside was going to do, thus making him a reactive General rather than a proactive General? ANCA |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 04:06 pm |
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David White Member
An immediate counterattack would have been into the teeth of Union Artillery on Stafford Heights, Lee was not stupid. Last edited on Mon Jan 30th, 2006 04:07 pm by David White |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 05:13 pm |
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Kent Nielsen Member
Hi Anca David is right If he had counter attacked it would have been doing a Fredericksburg in reverse. And I'm not sure Burnside had all his troops across the river yet, so they could have been sent it to help handle Lee's attack. (Thanks David I should have said that also.) In the longer term, I think Lee was hoping Burnside would try again and receive a worse beating then he already had. Another point that I just remembered is that Lee didn't really want to fight there. He wanted to take up a position further south along the North Anna River, because he thought it would be a better position to counterattack from. But President Davis rejected the idea because it would have meant giving up more Conferderate territory. Davia wanted to avoid that if and when possible. As for Lee he generally tried to be a proactive general. Too much so sometimes. Last edited on Mon Jan 30th, 2006 05:17 pm by Kent Nielsen |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 07:24 pm |
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ancatholam Member
Kent and David, Thanks for your replies, when I said a counter attack I meant an immediate counter attack. Burnside crossed under the cover of darkness so why couldn't Lee; you also have to take into account that the Union were in disarray with rock bottom morale immediately after the battle. I agree to attack in broad day light would have been a schoolboy error. I also agree that Lee was a proactive General and that he was perhaps too proactive at times, but is it not also true that he could have learnt some lessons, in that: a) As he had far less men at his disposal than the Union and therefore couldn't afford to keep loosing so many that he should have changed from offensive actions to defensive at some stage during the war. b) He should have realised (as he relied on the press for most of his information) that public perception (Southern) had changed and they no longer (around about post Chancellorsville) wanted brave head on attacks looking for the "total victory" style battle and in fact really wanted defensive battles to spare the men. Am I being unfair to General Robert E Lee? Going back to my original question of "What did Lee hope to gain by staying around Fredericksburg after his victory?" I think, Kent, you are saying that he was looking for Burnside to attack again in the same spot so that he could inflict more casualties. If this is so, then it goes against what I think Lee is about, in that he was always looking to end the war with one major decisive battle and a rerun of Fredericksburg would not have achieved that, unless he could have countered. What do you think guys? |
Posted: Mon Jan 30th, 2006 07:36 pm |
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Union artillery was not in disarray at all. BTW, Kent is spot on and the fact that the Union would have an even stronger defensive position than his own was exactly why Lee didn't want to fight where he did. Lee didn't have much choice but to sit there and follow orders from Davis. I think if Lee had freedom of action he would have retreatd to the Rapidan and get Burnside to fall for the trap he tried to set for Grant (but Grant refused to bite, Burnside on the other hand probably would have). So Lee could not retreat (that option), could not flank Burnside on his left (river too wide), could not attack head on, that only leaves two options attack Burnside's right or sit tight. The former option would uncover Richmond, something Davis would not approve and require operations in the cold and wet of December-January. Lee selected the best bad option facing him. Last edited on Mon Jan 30th, 2006 07:45 pm by David White |
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Yes! Let's get a player based item!
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i think the reason why they don't add much items are because it will change the game if they fail, its hard for a person to create a perfect item.
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New Items pls. This game is sooooo ****ing well balanced and every hero and every item is usefull already. MOAAH new **** pls.
Yea, new items would be nice. but i would like a new map as well :P
its cool that there is a new hero every other friday, but i would like to see some new items too
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I'm new a member! Looking for advice on a leveling kit
07-21-2013, 11:03 AM #2Welcome to the club Bekah, it's great to have you aboard.
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Hey Bekah, I'm new on here and also just bought a 2010 silverado!!! It's my first truck!
I'm planning on installing a leveling kit soon and was wondering, if you find out any information could you pass it on to me? That'd be really helpful!
Also if you know anything about what the max size tires i need to run once i install the leveling kit that'd also be appreciated. Thanks!
07-22-2013, 12:12 PM #4Hi Bekah;
Welcome to the club. There's information about this in the suspension section I'm almost sure of it. Maybe post your question in there.2004 GMC Sierra SLE 1500; Vortec V8 LR4; Stock: 270285 hp
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07-22-2013, 12:30 PM #5I ran the ReadyLift 2.25 kit and loved it. Also there are a few other members that ran that kit, but it is about twice the price as a 2" RCX level.
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Welcome to the Club!!!
x2 on the Ready lift 2.25...quality and the perfect size to get an even level without having a pre-runner look.
And for @Zac72497 , I was running ~33s (285/70/17s), which barely fit without having to grind anything. I think that'll be about the largest tire that'll fit.
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Wow! Thanks for all the advice guys!!
It was really helpful. Going to check out the suspension section right now!!
Oh! And @mfleetwood what kind type of tires and wheels did you get?
07-25-2013, 02:37 PM #9Welcome to GMTC!...i installed a 2" Rough Country leveling kit...love it!...was only 60 bucks
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07-25-2013, 04:11 PM #10That's a really nice looking truck, some more pics please. Welcome to GMTC.
A catback dual exhaust would look and sound sweet on that truck.
I like the 20s on your truck better than the 20s on my 2013 Silverado.
I personally don't think trucks with a 2" leveling kit look all that different when done.
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The Cardinal Mooney High girls basketball team suffered a 45-34 loss to Indian Rocks Christian in the Class 3A-Region 3 quarterfinals Feb. 7.
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The former House speaker bowed out of the Republican presidential contest Wednesday as expected, just short of a year after he got into the race. And without using the word "endorse," he did just that with a vow to help Mitt Romney defeat President Barack Obama in November.
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Palestinian prisoners who were freed in the October deal to secure the release of captive soldier Gilad Shalit are plotting to abduct Israeli civilians or soldiers and smuggle them out of the West Bank, the recently retired head of the army´s Central Command told Haaretz.
"We are identifying an increase in plots to carry out kidnap operations," said Maj. Gen. Avi Mizrahi, who concluded his term last week. "Even when Hamas maintains relative quiet in relations with Israel on the Gaza Strip, there is an understanding that terror strikes can be initiated in Judea and Samaria. In the past there were efforts to murder Israelis and then bargain about the return of their bodies, due to the assessment that a live hostage would be hard to hold in the West Bank. Now there are thoughts about the possibility of kidnapping an Israeli and smuggling him outside the borders of the West Bank. From what we understand, the moment such authorization is given, operatives on the West Bank won´t need to wait for specific orders."
Mizrahi said the plans to abduct Israelis were not limited to "one or two terror cells."
Over the past two months, the Israel Defense Forces has detained four Palestinians released in the Shalit deal on suspicion that they have resumed terrorist activity.
When IDF forces killed Popular Resistance Committee head Zahir Kaisi earlier this month, he was with one of the Palestinians released in the Shalit deal, who also died in the Gaza air strike. He was released to the Gaza Strip and not authorized to go home to the West Bank.
Mizrahi said he recently visited several settlements to warn residents against undiscriminating hitchhiking, and similar warnings have been issued to soldiers.
He expressed concern that terror cells have many opportunities to kidnap Israelis.
"Young women in Gush Etzion wait at hitchhike stops at midnight," said Mizrahi. "That´s dangerous."
Although Hamas already has control of Gaza, it is also trying to revive its terror infrastructure in the West Bank, Mizrahi said.
In the past two months, the IDF has confiscated NIS 2.7 million smuggled into the West Bank by Hamas-deployed couriers from overseas, Mizrahi said, adding the money was earmarked to support terror cells in various West Bank cities.
"Hamas is trying to build itself up," the officer said.
He said the Shalit deal boosted Hamas, which some Palestinians say might just pull off a victory in the next round of elections in the West Bank.
"Top figures in the Palestinian Authority´s security forces have told me that in every West Bank home there is at least one family member who belongs to Hamas," Mizrahi said. (© Copyright 2012 Ha´aretz 03/20/12)
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Maybe you guys can help me.
I created a free hulu account and changed my profile-URL in such a way that i have a username (i read somewhere in this thread that i need to do that). But when i activate login with my username and pasword all i get is a "Error: Script failed..." A tail -f on the xbmc log shows this: Code: 21:34:50 T:140656859535104 WARNING: Previous line repeats 1 times. Can't make head or tails from that. And another thing, is it possible to configure hulu to get the data about everything (TV Movies ...) all at once when you open the plugin and not each time you open a new section? Now it goes like: Start Hulu -> Choose TV -> Loading Loading -> Choose Channels -> Loading Loading -> Choose ......... Couldn't it go like: Start Hulu -> Loading Loading Loading -> Choose -> Choose -> Choose -> Play....... ? |
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About a minute into any stream playback stops :/
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I am not sure what is going on. I am trying to play an episode andit will run quite a few ads and then exit back to the episode list without playing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I am having a similar issue. I select a show and it plays a network pre-roll even though I set it off and returns me to the list of episodes. When I go back to the plugin to check the config, the network pre-roll is selected again. I de-selected it and pressed OK to save but it does not seem to save the settings. Can't get any major network shows to play except for the network pre-roll.
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Ok, I hope this will be a simple problem and solution. I'm trying to get the strm from my queue or subscription but I don't see any option in the contextual menu. I'm logged into Hulu and able to see my queue/subscriptions. When I bring up the contextual menu all I see is:
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2:40 p.m. Isaiah Anderson missed a wide open deep ball that would have been a sure score. Great ball by Chelf #OKState
2:41 p.m. Clearly, Anderson didn't want to break the "every player who's scored a TD is coming back" stat. #OKState
2:41 p.m. Um, hello, J.W. Walsh. He carries the ball for four yards and a first down #OKState
2:42 p.m. Methinks Jeremy Smith is finally healthy again. Shows good burst while bouncing the ball outside. First and goal #OKState
2:43 p.m. Walsh is back in the game now near the goal line. Carries again for three yards. #OKState
2:43 p.m. Walsh still in--rolls to his right and finds Staley in the end zone. 7-0 #OKState early in game.
2:44 p.m. Three healthy quarterbacks and Wes Lunt's the only one not playing. Wouldn't have called that after the Arizona game.
2:44 p.m. Intriguing first series for the Pokes. Monken and Co. again with great creativity. Two QBs, run and pass. TD. 7-0 #okstate
2:45 p.m. Jeremy Smith, finally healthy again, looked good on the first drive (18 rushing yards, 10 receiving yards). #OKstate has missed him.
2:49 p.m. Gundy should just trot out Wes Lunt for this drive, mixing in some Joe Randle wildcat and Jase Chilcoat zone-read. Really confuse everyone.
2:50 p.m. Calvin Barnett with the big sack on third down. Tech will punt. #OKState
2:51 p.m. We've talked a lot about how the #OKState DT tackle combo of Barnett and Castleman has helped run D. There, we saw the pass rush.
2:55 p.m. Time to name the Walsh package we thought we'd see in September, then never thought we'd see in 2012, but are seeing in November #OKState
2:56 p.m. Isaiah Anderson leads #OKstate in rushing and J.W. Walsh has thrown the game's only touchdown. Expected start in Stillwater.
2:59 p.m. First big play for Tech, as Doege finds Moore for 19 yards. Gary was beat on coverage. Tech out to its 43. #OKState
3:00 p.m. #CarWalsh RT @OSUGameDay Name the Walsh package we thought we'd see in Sept., then never thought we'd see in 2012, but are seeing in Nov.
3:00 p.m. RT @BlakeZ1908: @davidubben @OSUGameDay The #WalshingMachine
3:01 p.m. RT @jackknorr: @davidubben @OSUGameDay #4Wheeler
3:05 p.m. RT @cjcowboy: @OSUGameDay #walshngo
3:06 p.m. Two drives, two punts for the Texas Tech offense. Cowboys defense playing well, getting pressure on the quarterback.
3:06 p.m. #OKState D holds after Doege misfires on 3rd down. Punt gets great Red Raider roll (say that five times fast) and Pokes will start at own 6
3:06 p.m. Cowboys D playing well early; solid pressure on Doege, 2 sacks. 2 stops. #okstate
3:07 p.m. First drive by #OKState showed great mix and creativity by Monken and Co. Second drive stalled. Curious what they come out with here.
3:10 p.m. Ike Anderson with a diving catch. This is already the most he's been involved in the offense since his finger injury. #OKState
3:11 p.m. Chelf's third-down pass intended for Webb nearly picked off by Davis. After marching down field on first drive, #OKState O has sputtered
3:14 p.m. Kevin Peterson just got beat on a 57-yard pass from Doege to Moore. 1st and goal Tech at the #OKState 2
3:15 p.m. End first quarter: #OKState 7, Tech 0. Red Raiders have 2nd and goal from the 1 when we come back.
3:16 p.m. Pokes lead 7-0 at end of 1st Qtr, but Tech second-and-goal at the 1. Since first drive, OSU offense has been sluggish. #okstate
3:19 p.m. Stephens lines up in the Wildcat and dives into end zone. Tech and #OKState tied at 7 early in the second quarter.
3:19 p.m. Tech uses the Wildcat to get on the board, Eric Stephens Jr. with the snap and the plunge from the 1. 7-7. #okstate
3:20 p.m. Clint Chelf went 4/5 for 48 yards on the first drive. He's 1/5 for 15 yards since. #OKstate needs him to get going again.
3:23 p.m. Good to see Ike Anderson healthy again. Been a tough senior year for a good kid. He hauls in 60 yrd TD toss from Chelf. 14-7. #okstate
3:23 p.m. Well, Isaiah Anderson didn't drop that one. Chelf hits him for a 60-yard score. Great fake by Chelf, too. #OKState leads 14-7 (13:22 2Q)
3:24 p.m. That was a great fake by Chelf, too. Acted like would run, then stepped back to throw. Safety BIT. #OKState
3:24 p.m. Healthy Anderson gives the Cowboys an element they've been missing -- a threat on the outside. #okstate
3:24 p.m. RT @OSUGameDay: That was a great fake by Chelf, too. Acted like would run, then stepped back to throw. Safety BIT. #OKState
3:25 p.m. Special senior day for Isaiah Anderson. He's already got a season-high 101 total yards and his first touchdown.
3:25 p.m. By the way, #OKstate is now not bringing every touchdown back next season. Anderson will take one with him.
3:26 p.m. Anderson has always had speed. Could be a legit deep threat for Cowboys down the stretch. #OKState
3:28 p.m. #OKState getting GREAT pressure on Doege thus far. Nigel Nicholas gets a sack. The Cowboys' third of the day already.
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12:07pm Monday 23rd September 2013 in Sport
Michael Carberry has been included in England's Ashes squad.
The Hampshire batsman was named in the squad at Lord's this morning, alongside the uncapped trio of Gary Ballance, Ben Stokes and Boyd Rankin.
Carberry, who will be 33 next week, has only played one Test himself, against Bangladesh in Chittagong three-and-a-half years ago.
His selection completes a remarkable comeback from the blood clots on the lungs that threatened his career, just as he was about to leave for Australia with England's Performance Programme three years ago.
Carberry's versatility helped him to get the nod over Nick Compton.
National selector Geoff Miller said: "It's a selector's decision and what we've wanted is to give us as many options as we possibly can, hence the number of 17. So every option for whatever conditions," he said.
"There are obviously injuries that can happen on a tour, so to make sure that it's covered completely we needed 17 and so we've covered that and he (Carberry) has deserved his selection."
Meanwhile, Carberry's Hampshire teammates James Vince and Danny Briggs have been included in England's Performance Programme squad.
Ashes squad: Cook, Prior, Anderson, Bairstow, Ballance, Bell, Broad, Carberry, Finn, Panesar, KP, Rankin, Root, Stokes, Swann, Tremlett, Trott
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There is an eerie, apocalyptic feel to Romochka's situation, and the way he wavers between following his absent mother's advice... and doing what he needs to survive creates a vulnerable uncertainty in his character that is truly intriguing. However, as the novel develops, Romochka's conscious thoughts and feelings, which are supplied by the omniscient narrator, often seem too self-aware and deliberate for a four-year-old in such a situation... This produces a slight mistrust between the narrator and the reader and limits the book's ability to explore the nature of humanity... to its fullest extent. Nonetheless, Dog Boy finds its strength in Hornung's attention to descriptive detail... [and] the ending of the novel is strong as well; Hornung delicately weaves a thread of modernity (and the complexities that it brings) into the age-old questions about human nature, and it seems a shame that the book ends shortly after it hits its stride. (Reviewed by Elena Spagnolie). Full Review (956 words). Media Reviews
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