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Clay served our country honorably as a Infantry officer in the United States Army, Army Reserve and National Guard. As a city official in Gulf Breeze and then as his community's representative in the Legislature, Clay has earned a reputation as a tireless and successful advocate for Northwest Florida. One of my fondest memories of my service alongside Representative Ford was seeing the warm smile break over his face when he was honored as a champion for disabled children.
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Sri Lanka welcomes the reports of Prof Alston and Prof Erturk. Especially in the context of the former's insights into witch hunts, we are especially grateful to the latter for not getting involved in the collective demarche of several of her colleagues in February. We hope that the vulgar generalisations, or sweeping criticisms, to use a transatlantic formulation, made last week, though purportedly on behalf of all Special Rapporteurs, did not seem to Prof Erturk to fall within the scope of her mandate.
With regard to Prof Alston, we are glad that finally we were able to meet him at length yesterday to discuss our concerns, and also to request his assistance for positive work for which we have at last got support from the Office of the High Commissioner, a full three years after Prof Alston made his recommendations. I am sorry that we met a categorical refusal for such assistance two years ago, when the witch hunt began, in an effort to establish an office of the High Commissioner in Sri Lanka that precluded any other form of assistance.
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Mr President, with the elimination of the most dangerous terrorist forces from our soil, we can now concentrate more on eliminating some of the problems we have had to face in recent years in upholding Human Rights. Not only Human Rights training, but training in professional techniques and in language, to ensure responsiveness to all our citizens, is essential. We hope then that, instead of further witch hunts, we will have positive dialogue and concerted support in areas in which we can see deficiencies. I am sure that, with his deep concern for witches, Prof Alston will prove able to restrain his colleagues from further depredations, and promote human rights rather than self-regarding exercises in finger pointing and worse.Courtesy: peaceinsrilanka.org


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Michael Goheen writes for Q Ideas about the contributions Lesslie Newbigin made to Western Christianity and our understanding of mission:
It is a peculiarity of Western culture to isolate the domain of religion from the rest of life. Religion, he said, is a "set of beliefs, experiences, and practices that seek to grasp and express the ultimate nature of things, that which gives shape and meaning to life, that which claims final loyalty." Thus religion includes the comprehensive worldviews that shape Western culture, like the modern scientific worldview in both its Marxist and its liberal-democratic-capitalist expressions. If the Western church is to be faithful to the gospel and its mission, we will need to work hard to understand the religious beliefs of our culture in order to extricate ourselves from idolatry.
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[N]early every political choice involves the weighing of competing priorities—freedom and the common good. This is the reason that prudence is the highest of political virtues. And prudence is exactly what some political ideologies lack. Socialism places an unbalanced emphasis on equality above all else—resulting in the routine violation of individual rights. Libertarianism places an unbalanced emphasis on autonomy above all else—resulting in a nation without airport security and food safety laws. Raising a single, pure, simple principle in politics can be powerful—but it is almost always dangerous. Complexity is the nature of politics. It is also the sign of a serious political thinker or candidate.
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Dr. Russell Moore, from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, urges us to remember the personhood of immigrants – documented or otherwise:
I'm amazed when I hear evangelical Christians speak of undocumented immigrants in this country with disdain as "those people" who are "draining our health care and welfare resources." It's horrifying to hear those identified with the Gospel speak, whatever their position on the issues, with mean-spirited disdain for the immigrants themselves. While evangelicals, like other Americans, might disagree on the political specifics of achieving a just and compassionate immigration policy, our rhetoric must be informed by more than politics, but instead by Gospel and mission.
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"We should save our effort for a second revolution."
- Saeed, a butcher in Cairo on today's Presidential Elections
Stability? Peace? An Arab Spring which Conservative commentator Bill Kristol and President Obama agreed on being in the best interest of the region and people of Egypt? It would not be so laughable if it were not for the rapes, murder, torture, religious persecution, and cruelty being inflicted on the citizens of Egypt at the hands of a corrupt military bureaucracy. The quote at the top of this page is from the following article from the newspaper Al-Masyr Al-Youm, aka, The Egypt Independent:
Many Egyptians skip the polls, out of hopelessness or protest
The world media is reporting a large turnout but doing so by using propaganda by selected parties and the military to ensure a favorable review of the probably rigged outcome. If one bypasses the mainstream reports and listens to the people of the street, then the following excerpt from the story above tells the grim reality of what the average man in Cairo feels:
"Morsy doesn't have the personality of a president and Shafiq is from the old regime," says Hamdy Mahdy, who sells poultry. "We can't have a revolution to remove the old regime and then bring it back. We'll be the laughing stock of the world. I am disappointed with the elections. People don't know what's right anymore."
After former socialist candidate Hamdeen Sabbahi lost in the first round, many have been left without a candidate to support. Khaled Hilal, a retired government employee, says he doesn't believe either of the remaining candidates care for the country's poor as Sabbahi did.
"Neither of them is good enough, what would I go for? The most important thing for me is for the winner to raise pensions and treat us well. I don't see that in either of them," says Hilal.
The crisis that is building in the region was further highlighted by the violence in Tunisia this week (CNS News: Tunisian Riots Follow Zawahiri's Exhortation to Muslims to 'Rise Up') and the civil war brewing in Syria. If anyone believes the results from the Egyptian elections will not trigger further discontent and Islamist revolutionary activity, that soul has not been paying attention.
The 'Arab Spring' is about to erupt into a regional conflagration and with a weakened Saudi Arabian King and pathetic U.S. foreign policy, the situation is ripe for tens of thousands to die in a battle which will redefine the world's relations in the Middle East for decades to come.


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Welcome, BBA International Programs Alumni!
We are very excited to start this specialized alumni group, and to reach out to the thousands of UT and international exchange students we have been privileged to work with during the past nearly two decades.
It is hard to believe but our 20 year anniversary of The University of Texas at Austin undergraduate business school exchange programs is just ahead in 2014! We received our first study abroad exchange students from Thammasat University, Thailand and HSEBA, Finland in fall 1994, and sent our first students abroad to BI Norway and PUC de Chile in fall 1996.
Time goes quickly, and I clearly remember Natalie Bartush and I working with those first small groups of students, and how much we had to learn along the way. Some things have changed, such as the college name to the Red McCombs School of Business and the addition of new staff members.
However the important things are still the same, including our goal to help as many BBA students as possible experience the life-changing adventure of studying abroad, and to facilitate that process to the best of our ability. You, our BBA International Programs alumni, are our testament to what an important goal that is.
We hope to have a vibrant and thriving alumni organization in place before we reach that 20th anniversary. There are many things we anticipate this alumni group can provide, such as networking opportunities, mentoring, internship possibilities, scholarships, and of course sharing experiences. We have created a LinkedIn alumni group, so we hope you will also join us online and begin networking with your colleagues around the world!
We look forward to locating as many of our former McCombs and international exchange participants as possible, and hearing where life has taken you. We also anticipate learning how you think this BBA International Programs Alumni group can grow, and what it can do for you. To help us in our efforts, we appreciate your help in updating your contact information on our Alumni Contact Form to help us track down and connect our 3,000+ BBA International Programs alumni located in more than 25 countries!
Thank you for participating in this adventure with us, and we greatly look forward to this new addition to our program offerings.
Best Regards, Leah Miller, Senior Program Coordinator, BBA International Programs
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To help encourage McCombs first-year students to study abroad early in their college careers, Juan Tellez Sandoval, BBA Finance '08, established the JTS BBA Study Abroad Scholarship. Originally from Monterrey, Mexico, Juan attended The University of Texas at Austin and worked as a peer advisor for the BBA International Programs Office, a position that provided him the opportunity to share his previous study abroad experiences in the UK, Japan, Germany and Denmark with his business peers.
"I wanted to make an immediate, meaningful, and scalable impact. As an international student at UT who had studied abroad in other countries since high school, I know how important it is to study abroad early in one's academic life. I want to encourage freshmen at McCombs to study abroad as early as possible in their college careers, as this would also give them a competitive edge in recruitment and thus improve the school's overall competitiveness. I firmly believe that study abroad should be compulsive, as it is in the many of the best universities around the world. Of course this is easier said than done (and certainly than to be paid for), but I hope this scholarship will be a step towards that goal. It would be a good selling point for the Business School to say that a significant amount/percentage of students decide to study abroad right after their freshman year, and that most of them do so with funding. My vision is that, in the future, this scholarship grows to be a much larger source of funding for all deserving students at McCombs who want to take their careers to an accelerated path through early study abroad."
Upon graduating from McCombs, Juan worked as a Business Technology Analyst with Deloitte Consulting LLP in New York City. In Fall 2011, he intends to pursue a Masters of Science (MSc) in Public Management and Governance at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in London, England before returning to the United States to pursue an MBA.
The story begins with two Austrian friends from Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Thommy Maidorfer and Hannes Stieger, who decided to study abroad in the U.S. at The University of Texas at Austin, McCombs School of Business. While studying at UT during the spring 2007 semester, they meet and quickly become friends with Katy Kienitz, an Italian and Government major.
Fast forward three years: Katy is volunteering in the West African country of Togo with the Peace Corps and Thommy decides to visit. During a meeting with a local village chief, Thommy learns that the community is urgently in need of a middle school but lacks the 15,000 Euros to build one.
Back in Europe, Thommy cannot stop thinking about his visit to Togo and how 15,000 Euros is preventing that community from building a school that will help the local children have a brighter future. Deciding that he wants to help out the cause, Thommy turns to his old friend, Hannes, who immediately is keen on joining the effort. Together, they vow to raise the money to start building the school.
In November 2000, after several brainstorming sessions putting their business degrees and entrepreneurial skills to good practice, they establish "Education Togo," a non-profit organization based in Vienna, Austria. To kick start their outreach and fundraising efforts, they set up a Web site, a Facebook group, an online fundraising site, and soon began connecting with supporters and friends from around the world. Their effective online campaigns and charity events quickly pay off as Education Togo was able to raise 15,000 Euros in a mere10 weeks.
With their mutual friend still serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Sokode, Togo, Katy has played a key role by acting as Education Togo's in-country contact and project manager throughout the entire implementation process. The construction project, which began in February 2011, is nearing completion and soon the school and its 3 classrooms will begin serving approximately 120 students. Education Togo is pleased to have played a small part and hopes to raise additional funds to offer scholarships for local girls to attend school. Education Togo would like to continue assisting other communities and is currently considering a similar project in Sri Lanka.
Reflecting back on his own exchange experience, Thommy says studying abroad broadened his mind and was the time of his life. "I think I can really see a difference in people that have been on exchange and those who have not. It is a certain spirit that makes the world grow stronger. It is simply amazing!"
To learn more about Education Togo or how to support their mission, visit http://www.educationtogo.org.
Kristen Carson, BBA '09, says studying abroad in Bath, England was one of the best experiences she has ever had. While she wouldn't change much about her study abroad program, she acknowledges that she would have benefitted from more preparation. This need to simplify and enhance the study abroad experience was her source of inspiration to establish StudyAbroadSupport.com. Her hope is to arm students with the services, products and knowledge they need to acclimate to and excel in the new international community. "I want to assist others in having the best experience of their student life by helping them acclimate to their new environments, to find housing that is sufficient, and to easily obtain essential household items need upon arrival to the new host country."
Started in 2008 as a class project, StudyAbroadSupport.com has evolved into a comprehensive service provider for international exchange students coming to UT Austin to study abroad. By accessing their online platform, international students have access to a one-stop shop that allows them to perform a variety of functions, including: renting an apartment, purchasing essential household items, finding host school and city information, purchasing a cell phone, networking with other international students, searching for a roommate, budgeting for personal expenses, and utilizing affordable student travel services.
Thinking back on her own experience living in an international dorm in Bath, she remembers noticing an increasing amount of shopping carts in the dorm hallways. Because stores to purchase essential items such as bedding, pots, pans, and hangers were located more than a mile away from the dorm, international students would essentially steal the shopping carts in order to carry the multitude of items back to their dorm. To facilitate this process for UT international exchange students, Carson notes that "one of StudyAbroadSupport.com's primary offerings is the sale of essential items that will be waiting for the student upon their arrival to Austin. This way, students can take a shower, go to the bathroom, and go to sleep after a long flight."
Ultimately, StudyAbroadSupport.com hopes to expand its network to support international students for all major institutions around the world as well as to provide services for U.S. students studying abroad. Until then, Carson continuously reflects on her study abroad experience saying that "she would encourage every student to take the opportunity to immerse themselves in another culture, because, in doing so, you will not only broaden your understanding of the world, but you will learn more about yourself."
Former McCombs study abroad students and international exchange students reflect on how their own cross-cultural exchange experience impacted their lives. Submit your own story at firstname.lastname@example.com
"When asked the question, 'what impact did study abroad have on your life?' I have only one answer, says Adelle Rodriguez, BBA '08 - my life would not be what it is today without it. Studying in Milan during the fall semester of my Junior year was the single most important decision I've made in my life. I can't even begin to explain how the study abroad experience has enriched and changed my life for the better. It's been almost five years since I lived in Milan and as time passes the power of that experience strengthens. I've always had a love for other cultures, but studying abroad has empowered me to make travel an integral part of my life. Now, I work as a Marketing Event Coordinator for an Austin-based e-commerce software company and I've had the opportunity to travel the world branding and promoting my company. I can contribute a lot of my success to the skills I learned abroad. Intercultural relationships are becoming more important as our world becomes increasingly connected. Living in another country during my time at UT helped me develop the skills I now use to manage all of my organization's local and international events. I can say without a doubt that studying abroad is the most important personal and educational experience I had while I was attending The University of Texas at Austin." - Adelle Rodriguez | BBA '08 | Studied abroad at the Universita Commerciale Luigi Bocconi | Milan, Italy
"Living overseas was always an objective of mine, and cliché as it may be, it is not an understatement to say that, for me, studying abroad was life-altering in many ways. I had the opportunity to immerse myself deeply into a culture different than mine and discover the unique customs and societal peculiarities of a foreign land. In the context of my undergraduate education as a McCombs student, it was greatly enlightening to understand business – particularly global trade and commerce – through the perspective of another country and another environment. And finally, on a purely personal level, studying abroad – and all of the planning, organization, bureaucratic navigation, and 'out-of-my-comfort-zone' exploration it required – was a powerful reminder of what I am capable of and what I can accomplish when I set out to reach my goals. My experience studying abroad shaped the course of my college education, has shaped the course of my career, and was a once-in-a-lifetime experience (or, really, set of experiences) that continues to positively shape all that I do every single day." - Joseph Sottile | BBA ' 08 | Studied abroad at the National University of Singapore | Singapore
"Ever since I was a child watching Peter Pan and as I grew older and read Charles Dickens and Harry Potter, I've dreamed of going to London- the most magical city on Earth. The semester of Spring 2010, I finally achieved my dream and visited London while studying abroad at the University of Bath in England. It was everything I hoped it would be and more. I promised myself that I would find a way to live in London within the next ten years. I guess I didn't procrastinate because now, less than one year later, I am looking up apartments in the city. This is all thanks to the fact that I studied abroad. I found a program (BUNAC) that will sponsor visas for Americans to intern in the UK, given that the participant finds their own internship. I used the University of Bath's job board to find the few internships willing to accept non-EU citizens. And the rest is history. I received my offer from Landor Associates, a branding agency, at the end of March and am now packing for my return back to England." -Tam Le | BBA '11 | Studied abroad at the University of Bath | Bath, England
"I don't think there's a day that passes by where I don't either talk to others about living abroad or think about an experience of living in Paris. I felt a great sense of accomplishment to be able to understand and live in a different system than the U.S. I still keep in touch with a handful of the students I studied with at ESCP and am going to Europe for a month to visit friends in England, Germany and France. Also, because of the pictures I took abroad, I have pursued taking photos professionally (www.aliciacho.com). During my senior year in Austin, I was able to sell a lot of my photos displayed in various coffee shops around Austin." - Alicia Chao | BBA '06 | Studied abroad at ESCP Europe | Paris, France
"I first caught the travel bug in 2005 when I studied abroad in Prague. That experience was so transformational that I knew, even then, that staying put after graduation would be difficult. I moved to London in 2008 to pursue a 2-year MA program in Economics at the University College London. The second year of the program was designed to give us the opportunity to conduct research abroad; I chose to write my thesis on the liberalized electricity market in Estonia where I lived for a year while conducting my research. Upon graduation, I was offered a job as a metrics analyst at Skype in Tallinn, Estonia's capital. The experience has been extremely rewarding: on a daily basis, I liaise with Skype colleagues in Palo Alto, Prague, London, Tokyo and New York. Some of the friends I met in Prague have come to visit me in Estonia. It sounds hackneyed, by I truly believe that travel is addicting: once I saw a tiny sliver of the world that existed outside of my Texas bubble, I became consumed with visiting the rest of it." - Eric Seufert | BBA ' 06 | Studied abroad at the University of Economics | Prague, Czech Republic
"The experience at The University of Texas at Austin was amazing in every way. I had the fortune to meet people from many different backgrounds who thought in different ways but still shared a great common university spirit. I feel that this experience brought out the best in me." - Pablo Olalla | Fall '09 exchange student from the Universidad Pontificia Comillas, ICADE in Madrid, Spain
"Studying abroad at UT was a pretty intense semester with tons of fun and hard work at school. It was a wonderful experience, I could never have imagined meeting people from places so far away and hanging out together. We made a great crew! We ended up with excellent grades, strong friendships and the desire to come back to Austin one day!" - Juliana Luk | Spring '10 exchange student from Fundação Getulio Vargas in São Paulo, Brazil
Since its inception in fall 2009, over 122 returning McCombs study abroad students and BBA international exchange students have volunteered to participate in the Global Ambassadors Program. In an effort to provide a student perspective to study abroad during the promotional outreach, Ambassadors share their respective insight into the academic, social and cultural life of living abroad. International exchange students, too, offer their perspective on the cultural and academic differences they perceive between the U.S. and their home country.
"I loved working with newly admitted students who had knew nothing about Denmark or Copenhagen, and helping them understand more about the country, school, and student life. Many misconceptions were overcome, and the 'insider' information got the students even more excited--especially since a lot of the information I gave them couldn't be researched or found online! It helped calm many of their nerves and allowed them to bond before their big adventures." - Eliza Cole | BBA '11 | Studied abroad at the Copenhagen Business School | Copenhagen, Denmark
"When friends told me they still wished they were on their abroad experience and that it was hard coming home, I used to not understand them. But after my own amazing abroad experience, I completely understood the sentiment and felt it as well. Coming back was difficult after all the excitement of being abroad. Being a part of the Global Ambassador program was a way to continue my abroad experience. By sharing my experiences through Global Ambassadors, it was like reliving many of my favorite memories of my experiences abroad. In addition to the fun of storytelling, it felt great to give some advice to prospective students before they have this life changing experience. I have not only found participating as a Global Ambassador to be fun, but also as a great way to relive and share the memories of one of the best experiences of my life." - Mariana McPhaul | Studied abroad at the National University of Singapore | Singapore
"After spending an amazing semester in Vienna, I was so thankful for my experiences that I wanted to encourage as many students as possible to study abroad. As a global ambassador, I was able to share my enthusiasm about studying abroad with other students by answering their questions and confirming their beliefs that studying abroad is one of the best opportunities available to undergraduates to add value to their degrees." - MacKenzie Seale | Studied abroad at Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien| Vienna, Austria
From February 2nd - March 9th, BBA students participated in "Around the World in Six Weeks" as part of the BBA International Programs' education outreach efforts. The six week after-school program run by the Prime Time grant at Mathews Elementary school, and funded by CIBER, allowed the chance for McCombs students who had either studied abroad, or are visiting as exchange students, to engage with the Austin community, and share their experiences about travelling overseas. The goal of the program was for kindergarten, first and second grade students to enhance their understanding of world cultures and cultivate an interest in study abroad.
During the lessons, the elementary school students "traveled" to a new country with their own "passport". There, students would read books, partake in a craft projects, and participate in an activity related to that country's culture. Countries visited included Egypt, Brazil, China, Spain and Australia, and therefore Mathews students had the opportunity to learn about pyramids, dance to samba music, use chopsticks, make castanets, and explore Australia's fauna.
"The experience was very rewarding. I had a very fun time interacting with the students," said exchange student, Anna, Yuen Tung Chan. Anna, a student visiting from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, was one of nine McCombs students who helped create and implement experiential learning opportunities for the Mathews students. BBA International Programs and CIBER applaud McCombs students for their participation in this program!
Study Abroad Photo Contest: A Virtual Passport to the World
Who wouldn't want to see the colorful markets of Thailand, the underwater world off the Great Barrier Reef, or the cobblestone streets leading up to the Prague Castle? And better yet, without having to expense the cost of a plane ticket!
McCombs students, faculty and staff benefit from this international journey thanks to the Study Abroad Photo Contest coordinated the BBA International Programs office each semester. Thanks to the beautiful and captivating photos submitted by our return study abroad students, the photo contest provides the McCombs community and its visitors with a glimpse of the diversity and cultural richness that exists around the world. To view the photo contest galleries, visit http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/studyabroadphotocontest
Join us on Facebook! Connect with former BBA study abroad and international exchange students.
Get LinkedIn with International Programs alumni from around the world!
View our Flickr Gallery photos submitted by our students. Email us your favorite photos from abroad!
Read the BBA Abroad Blog to follow exciting travel adventures from our students overseas!
Update your contact information and sign up as a mentor on the Alumni Contact Form
Submit a story to share on our IP Alumni newsletter distributed each semester.
Post a job or internship opportunity on our LinkedIn Alumni page.


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Marketers playing in the paid search arena have undoubtedly recognized the increasing bid amounts required to generate impressions brought on by increased competition. According to a recent Forrester/Shop.org report, the gap in spending between paid and organic search (40% to 14% of U.S. company investments, respectively) indicates that companies are increasingly likely to invest more in paid search than organic search marketing (SEO).
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When you have a blog, you find that sometimes interesting comments get caught up in the spam filter. While most of them are truly spam, from time to time, there are some that make you go hmmm.
I continue to get comments from a person who allegedly has info about the principal's meetings that Dr. Lathan conducts. Apparently there is a good deal of berating of principals going on and something about the use of a microphone. Another one of the more recent comments that caught my eye is that principals are being berated for to many students receiving an "F" grade.
As I read through the comments on the original San Diego Unified piece, in which an administrator accused Dr. Lathan of a lack of focused leadership, I noticed this comment from the Editor of the piece:
"... the district had plenty of funding to provide training for both teachers and principals. Largely thanks to the influx of federal stimulus dollars, the district was in the rare position of having enough money to provide training to just about everybody who needed it.
For once, the problem wasn't funding, but a lack of focused leadership. The training was there, but many teachers and principals didn't take the district up on it, and weren't required to."
Although that article was about inclusion, it had some interesting parallels to what I was hearing about the roll out of District 150's new gifted program. However, it left me wondering about what is going on with inclusion in District 150? Are students needs being serviced? What about the low achievers, for whom summer school is no longer offered? Are the "F" grades a result of those students not being able to keep up the pace without extra help?
I remember hearing at one time that Glen Oak and Harrison Community schools would be year round. A year round school would certainly give the slow learners the opportunity to catch up. What has happened to that plan? Didn't the District receive enough federal stimulus dollars to implement such a program?
Word is also out that teachers are now responsible for writing their own special education IEP's and holding their own IEP conferences. My question is, do all teachers have training in the area of students with special needs and more importantly - do they have the time? Special needs could range from students with learning disabilities, to downs syndrome, to true mental retardation. I personally consider all of the above serious stuff. If I were a parent with a special needs student, I would want a professional trained in giving a diagnosis, not just some rank and file teacher.
One can't help but notice, that so much of what is said to be going on in 150 sounds EXACTLY like the complaints coming from San Diego. Major changes, no training and no mandates from the Board. Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but the Superintendent does not operate in a vacuum, the Board is just as responsible for focused leadership as the Superintendent.


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Biography (Cyclopedia of World Authors, Fourth Revised Edition)
Beryl Margaret Bainbridge wrote about a working-class world whose inhabitants are colorless and ineffectual. She was the daughter of Richard Bainbridge, a salesman, and his wife, Winifred. Although her father achieved a measure of success, he never forgot his working-class roots. He believed that, despite the illusions of the pleasures of home and family, working people are alone; when they die, nothing is left but a few tattered possessions, and even the places where they were born, their rented flats, and their factories, are eventually swept away by the rich.
With interruptions, Bainbridge attended the Merchant Taylor's School in Great Crosby, England, between 1943 and 1956. She became an actress and appeared in the Liverpool Playhouse, London's West End theaters, and repertory theaters in Windsor and Salisbury. She worked in television as host for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) series English Journey in 1983 and Forever England in 1986. She also wrote and read stories for a children's radio program in Manchester. In 1954, Bainbridge married an artist, Austin Davies, with whom she had three children before their divorce. She called herself a socialist, a "lapsed Catholic," and "something of a recluse." She eventually settled in Camden Town, London.
Bainbridge's novels are populated with the lonely, unlucky, and discontented. They look for respectability and acceptance but often end in...
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Biography (Critical Survey of Long Fiction, Fourth Edition)
Beryl Margaret Bainbridge was born on November 21, 1933, in Liverpool, England, during the Great Depression. Her parents were Richard and Winifred Bainbridge, and she had an older brother. Her family moved to the town of Formby when she was still a baby. She was raised and educated in Formby. Although she was encouraged to read and write by her parents, she did not enjoy a happy home life. The stresses and strains of her early years inspired several of her books. The young Bainbridge, who wrote her first book when she was only ten years old, often used writing as a way to escape from the troubles in her home. At the age of thirteen, she produced a manuscript that would be published as the novel Filthy Lucre in 1986.
At the age of sixteen, after her expulsion from school two years earlier, Bainbridge joined the Liverpool Playhouse Company as an assistant stage manager. Many of her experiences at the theater (where she stayed until 1952) are evident in her 1989 novel, An Awfully Big Adventure.
Bainbridge married Austin Davies, an artist, in 1954. After five years and two children, however, the marriage ended in divorce. Soon after, she married the author Alan Sharp, with whom she had a daughter; that marriage, too, did not last. Bainbridge once again turned to writing as a means of escape and to provide support for herself and her children. For inspiration, she used stories from newspapers and drew from her own past.
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Beryl Bainbridge was born on November 21, 1933, in Liverpool, England, during the depths of the Great Depression. She was raised in the town of Formby, not far from Liverpool. Her parents, Richard and Winifred Baines Bainbridge, encouraged Beryl and her older brother to read and write. The family, however, was not a happy one. Richard Bainbridge was prone to emotional instability and his violence colored Bainbridge's youth. Writing became a means of escape from her difficult home environment. At ten, she produced her first book, but she destroyed it. Her next literary work was called Filthy Lucre: Or, The Tragedy of Andrew Ledwhistle and Richard Soleway, completed when she was about thirteen but not published until 1986.
Bainbridge was expelled from school at age fourteen when she was discovered with a lewd note. Subsequently, at age sixteen and with her mother's encouragement, she joined the Liverpool Playhouse Company to study acting and work as assistant stage manager. She remained there until 1952; her experiences formed the basis of her later novel An Awfully Big Adventure (1989).
In 1954, Bainbridge married artist Austin Davies. The couple had two children, but the marriage ended in divorce in 1959. Throughout her marriage and thereafter, Bainbridge continued to write. In 1958, she completed a novel that would be published in 1972 as Harriet Said, the account of two girls who ultimately commit murder. After...
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Biography (Magill's Survey of World Literature, Revised Edition)
Whether she is writing about memories from her personal past or using historical events as the basis of her fiction, Beryl Bainbridge creates memorable characters and spot-on dialogue in her many novels. While some critics find her writing to be too spare, most acknowledge her deftness of plot and her skill in structuring highly inventive and creative works. Her novels often traverse the ground between comedy and tragedy. Often eccentric, always innovative, Bainbridge's novels call into question notions of history, truth, love, and fate.
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Hello Everyone,
You can call me animaguy. My real name isn't top secret but I like to keep a psuedonym for the sake of mutual privacy.
I started to explore linux several years ago. My sister gave me a small laptop that only had a half a gig of ram. I bought a book with a disk. The disk had several Linux OSs in it. Not all the OSs could load into the laptop and I didn't have reliable access to the internet. So my Linux evolution was put on indefinite hiatus.
Now, I have a smartphone and can log in anytime I want. Plus, my brother gave me an Inspiron E1450 with 1 gig of ram. The XP OS was pretty much melted down and my brother just wanted to get rid of it. So before sending the laptop to e-waste heaven with my sister's antique HP, I decided to re-investigate Linux. I googled for Ubuntu and randomly found Linux Mint. I guiltily admit that the name Mint sounded appealing. So I downloaded the iso with the KDE desktop and burnt it into a DVDRW. I wiped out the old OS and loaded "Lisa" into the Dell.
I loved what I saw but I did try a copy of Fedora and I decided to go with Mint 12.
I loaded it several times and updated it and installed several packages just for the heck of it. Yes, I did it several times. I didn't notice at first but I started to get two consistent error messages. I joined the forum, posted a question and read the manual and then I did an advanced search with a couple of key words, found a couple of threads related to my issue and realized that this forum has it's stuff together.
My issue has to do with maildir not being valid and Nepomuk being disabled.
I will read more about these issues but if anyone already knows my situation, I am all ears.
So I saw the Introduce Yourself topic and here I am.
Pretty amazing, huh?
Ok, pretty amazingly boring for a computer nerd.
So that is my story. I like to explore EVERYTHING! And I may be a noob on this forum now, but I won't be a noob forever. I will try and enjoy it while it lasts.
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Ridley Scott's 'Prometheus' will draw inevitable comparisons with 'Alien'. While it's not a true classic in that league, it is nevertheless a real spectacle with decent performances.
Ridley Scott's 'Prometheus' will draw inevitable comparisons with 'Alien'. While it's not a true classic in that league, it is nevertheless a real spectacle with decent performances.
It's still early days in the summer race for your hard-earned cash, but already a few frontrunners are showing.
With 'Avengers' and 'Men In Black 3' already notching up decent figures at the box office, 'Prometheus' promises to dwarf even their sizable takings.
Director Ridley Scott, the man many credit with reinventing the science fiction genre with 'Alien' and 'Blade Runner' - both ground-breaking in their day - again offers his distinct brand of action and thrills in a project he's nursed for decades.
The core idea for 'Prometheu's dates back to the first 'Alien' film in 1979 with a figure glimpsed only briefly toward the beginning of the story: a giant fossilised creature with a burst-open chest, which came to be known as the Space Jockey.
"Something had stayed with me ever since 'Alien'," Scott said. "Who was he? What was his mission? What kind of technology would his kind possess?" Intent on making a film that addresses some of mankind's bigger questions - where do we come from, for instance - the crew of the spaceship Prometheus and the Weyland corporation funding its trillion-dollar mission, find themselves challenging the gods.
But, like the Greek figure after which the ship is named, they discover that taking on the gods is a bad idea. A very bad idea.
Two scientists, Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green), lead the two-year expedition: one an idealist, the other a cynic out to disprove accepted thinking. With the mission having begun as a result of cave paintings found in widely different parts of the world, yet all pointing to the same area of space, the crew head off in search of answers to the beginnings of the human race - only to discover a dark and deadly world, more like a vision of Hell.
Set in 2092, the film, right from the opening credits as the camera sweeps across barren Icelandic landscapes, carries Scott's unique imprint where sight and sound blend in dazzling but ominous unison of imminent dread.
As in the original 'Alien', the crew are introduced as they emerge from hyper-sleep: Meredith Vickers (Charlize Theron), a Weyland Industries executive; servile robot David (Michael Fassbender), the ship's housekeeper, but also with a secret mission of his own, and Janek (Idris Elba), the ship's world-weary and down-to-earth captain.
Rafe Spall, Sean Harris, Kate Dickie and Benedict Wong also have smaller but significant roles. On the planet, they discover a pyramid offering clues to humanity's origins - but also containing a malevolent force lurking deep within its cavernous innards that will - you've guessed it - consume them one by one.
While this is clearly no 'Alien' - there are obvious parallels. Manic monsters, dark corners, spaceship terrors and enormous fireballs are there aplenty, even slight variations on the infamous 'chest-buster' scene from the '79 movie with the unfortunate John Hurt the victim.
These nasty acid-breathing creatures do still inhabit human bodies in squirm-inducing ways, and exit in similar fashion. One scene in particular where Shaw is trapped in a medical pod is definitely in the edge-of-seat category.
As would be expected of the technically brilliant Scott, the effects are centre stage, even outshining the acting talent most of the time. Cinematographer Dariusz Wolksi produces some arresting moments, and the production design from Arthur Max, combined with the costumes by Janty Yates, make for a sumptuous spectacle.
Comparisons with Sigourney Weaver's Ripley from the original are inevitable - a contest Rapace doesn't win. She does, however, bring enough gutsy grit first seen in 'Dragon Tattoo' to ably acquit herself.
Theron as the ice queen is excellent in a role where less is more, and her chemistry with Elba provides much-needed soft relief at times. Of all the cast, it's Michael Fassbender who steals most of the scenes in 'Prometheus'.
First seen as an android intergalactic butler who tends to domestic duties while the crew sleep on their two-year journey - he passes his days playing basketball and watching 'Lawrence Of Arabia' repeatedly - so much that he adopts a Peter O'Toole accent and dyes his hair a vivid blond.
Unbeknowest to the crew, however, it is his pre-programmed secret mission by Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce) that will bring Prometheus and its crew into mortal danger.
The film's ending does carry a few similarities to 'Alien' - with Rapace reliving much of Ripley's terror, chased by a truly gigantic and monstrous creation, and as the final cataclysmic scenes unfold, the prospect of a sequel is easily apparent.
Overall, 'Prometheus' will probably suffer from over-expectation given how keenly anticipated it's arrival has been. While the acting is weaker than might be wished, and the plot at times very flat and confusing, there's no denying the sheer spectacle of it all makes for admission money well spent.
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Peter Schmitt died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack, a spokeswoman for the Legislative Majority said.
Schmitt, 62, who had a health scare last year, had a heart attack in the office of County Executive Ed Mangano.
He was taken to a hospital, where he could not be revived, according to spokeswoman Christina Brennan.
He died at 11:55 a.m.
"Nassau County has lost a dedicated public servant," Mangano said.
"My wife Linda and I lost a friend of over 20 years. Presiding Officer
Peter Schmitt served the residents of Nassau County with great integrity
and pride. I had the privilege of serving closely with Peter in the
Legislature since its creation in 1996, where he distinguished himself
as an outspoken advocate for the residents of the 12th Legislative
Schmitt was first elected to the County Legislature in 1995 and is
serving his eighth term. He has been the presiding officer and Majority
leader of the legislature since 2010 and served as deputy presiding
officer from 1996 to 1999.
"I'm very sad," said Massapequa Park Mayor James Altadonna. "We lost a
good and decent man," said Massapequa Park mayor James Altadonna.
Altadonna said he last saw Schmitt over the weekend at the Columbus Lodge Italian Street Festival.
"I've lost a friend both personally and professionally," he said.
"My heart goes out to the people who worked with him," said Mayor
Andrew Parise of Cedarhurst, who's known Schmitt for over 20 years.
"He was a very strong leader and knew government inside and out. He'll be a hard guy to replace."
Schmitt leaves a wife and a daughter.
"Peter and I went to college," said Patrick Calabria, the Vice
President for Institutional Advancement at Farmingdale State College,
who went to school with Schmitt at Hofstra and edited the school paper
while Schmitt was in student government.
"He was a political science major and interested in government
service back then," Calabria said. "We rarely agreed but I always
respected his passion and commitment to public service. He was a real
student of political history."
With reporting by Edward Robinson and Stephen Bronner
Nassau County Legislative Majority Leader .
Legislator Peter Schmitt Dies
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October 03, 2012 at 06:39 PM
Tough break for Nassau County. One of the few who had the guts to stand up to the "progressive" nonsense of the county Democrats. A lion who fought for the taxpaying people of Long Island, he will be sorely missed.
Bill Alderman
October 03, 2012 at 07:02 PM
It is truly a sad day in Nassau County. Sincere condolances to this family, close friends and co-workers.
John Rennhack
October 03, 2012 at 07:40 PM
I never agreed with him politically and ran against him a couple of times. He was a dedicated public servant who cared about his community. My condolences to his wife Lois and daughter Samantha. And to his friends and extended family. He was far too young to pass.
Chris Wendt
October 03, 2012 at 07:42 PM
Truly a man of passion and dedication to public service, to service to all of us in Nassau. He will be missed, both as a man and as a stalwart politicl force, second to none.
Carmela Soprano
October 03, 2012 at 07:44 PM
I couldn't stand his politics, but as a gentleman, he had his heart in the right place. My deepest condolences to his family. This is truly a shock to read this afternoon.
Dorothy A Whalen
October 03, 2012 at 08:07 PM
I am shocked, and very sorry to read this. I did not always agree with his ideas, but all in all, he was great for this county, and will be terribly missed. I can't think of anyone who could fill the bill right now, but I am sure that will be taken care of.... My condolences to his loved ones, a sad experience for the county Executive ~ and a big loss to the Nassau!
October 03, 2012 at 08:17 PM
Mr. Schmitt did not half-step any proposal, any issue, any problem. He always went for the gusto, always trying to make inroads, even though he had to rediscover a new route at times.
He was a beliver, a fighter, and most of all, he was one of us.
Bless his family and my condolences to his family. Pete will be missed.
Michael John Sullivan
October 03, 2012 at 08:52 PM
Wishing the family the best in such a tough time.
October 03, 2012 at 08:57 PM
RIP Peter. What a shame too young. Very sad for his family & also for Nassau COunty
Anne Kors
October 03, 2012 at 09:55 PM
Your leadership in the community for the people of Nassau County N.Y., speaks for itself. You were a genuine true leader, a guiding light and force to be reckoned with at times, in order to keep the issues focused on the needs of the people. Thank you for your committment, dedication and may God give you the peace and rest, you so desperately deserve after a lifetime of giving to the residents of this County --Thank You --
October 03, 2012 at 11:05 PM
What a sad day. My kids got to know Mr. Schmitt at their school. He would come for special events. Our condolences go out to his family.
Jack coyote
October 04, 2012 at 01:03 AM
Peter was a voice for responsible government and a dedicated public servant. While most politicians today are political hacks with more ambition than brains, Peter Schmitt always demonstrated his mastery of the important issues facing Nassau County in a clear, no nonsense manner. Very sad, and condolences to the family. We would run into him at Sergio's from time to time and he was always gracious.
Gary Talkofsky
October 04, 2012 at 02:36 AM
Rest in Peace Mr Schmitt, I never forget you because I had to update and scan your office Pcs.
Diane Jehle Schellderfer
October 04, 2012 at 05:14 PM
My condolences to Peter's family and the Massapequa's. He was a good man and cared about his community. My Mother, Eileen Jehle (recently deceased) was very fond of Peter and I'm sure will be waiving a flag for Peter up there in heaven!
Jeannie Dionisio
October 04, 2012 at 06:05 PM
R.I.P. Peter Schmitt ,our sympathies to your entire family. You will be sorely missed .
Nassau County can't even imagine his loss ! I will always remember his sense of humor and his smile.
October 04, 2012 at 07:01 PM
he and his wife lois were my classmates at hofstra university.His politics and that of his party always reminded me of the big bully and the little guy...there was very little room for compromise with the democrats BUIT TO LOIS AND HIS DAUGHTER I HAVE NOTHING BUT SYMPATHY FOR YOUR LOSS.
Lorenzo Gabudra
October 05, 2012 at 12:50 PM
I met Peter after voting at Grace Day School. He was passionate about his party and his constituency. After our 2 minute chat, I walked away smiling by his banter and knowing that the people of Massapequa were taken care of. Peter stood up for what he believed without equivocation - - and called it down-the-middle. He will be impossible to fill his void in the Legislature. God rest his soul and bring peace to his family.
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had breakfast here, average food though the team of girls improved it. loud, "fresh" atmosphere, enjoyable experience.
Very professional, food was well presented, the toilets are above average (not that you should rate a café by its toilet) but if they take that much care of that area, you know everything is clean and fresh, just disappointing that the smoothie I got was room temperature otherwise would have been 10/10
Fantastic café in the heart of Whangarei CBD. Staff are AMAZING and are so very accommodating. Very child friendly, which can be so hard to find. Coffee is fabulous, and food super delicious! What more can I say? Fresh café is welcoming, relaxing and wonderful to dine at.
there for lunch, fab food.. coffee got the tick of approval, loud space, which gives atmosphere. down point, staff a little under dressed, enjoyed the hospitality.
We went with our four young kids for lunch on a Sunday. The staff were really friendly and accommodating. They had a box of toys to help entertain the kids, and also did some puzzles with them. There was no kids' menu as such but any item on the menu was able to be adapted for kids. Food was delicious.
We had brunch here and it was very nice. Served quickly and staff were friendly. Coffee was among the best we had while in New Zealand. Not the cheapest but very nice all the same.
This place is always a pleasure to dine at. Travel to Whangarei every month for work and look forward to lunch here. The service is especially good and that's what makes the most difference.
By far my favourite stop for a muesli cookie one two three and sometimes more! Brilliant atmosphere, friendly staff and great food always A+++
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My favourite place every lunchtime. As a local whangarei person who travels a lot within NZ and overseas i always long to return to whangarei and fresh cafe. The coffee is always superb and the a la carte menu is always changing and interesting. Best little secret in the north.
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Favorite burger in the city, hands down. Not quite sure why everyone raves about whiskey village when compared to this place, their food is mediocre at best. Our waitress was super friendly and the bone marrow we had as an app was a ten as well. Can't wait to go back.
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Twice I have eaten there and both times the food was really poor - it didn't matter what we ordered, no one was impressed. The only positive was the waitress.
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not sure why there are haters saying it is a NYC wannabe. It is what it is, i had the gnocchi and it is a parisiene styel like friggin thomas keller makes. philly just doesn't know food. servers were knowledgable and atmosphere was a good mix. i was there when it was chaucers and know the difference between a frozen $5 burger and a dry aged blend of beef with bone marrow butter. too bad most of philly doesn't get it. i say it may be pricey but it is because of the quality. ill be back
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You can't go wrong here--whether it's the gazpacho soup, the fish and chips with mushy peas seasoned with a hint of mint, juicy burgers or pulled pork, the mussels. It's all as good as it gets.
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I used to come here when it was Chaucer's and it was a real dump. When P&K owners came in, I was hoping it would be a bit classier; but not this. Somewhere in between would have been nice. The bartenders are snobby, albeit they may have the hottest girl in the city working the door. The food is really very good, and priced where it should be-- unlike the drinks. I called in to order take out the other night to avoid the scenesters and guess what happened... "we do takeout but you have to come in and order it at the bar, we don't take orders over the phone..."
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Cool....I'm surprised. Why did he become a dark jedi?
Sith, not Dark Jedi.
Why though?
go read at www.starwars.wikia.com and search A'Sharad Hett. also, the fact that he got his mask removed by Anakin (it's like going to school in your underpants) and was banished from his tusken clan may have something to do with his turn.
Sooooo, Aparently Hett turned into a bad guy some how? Oh yeah, Fett would win any batttle.
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