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BALTIMORE - Chien-Ming Wang was a minor-league prospect when the Yankees granted him permission to play for Taiwan in the 2004 Olympics.
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Please try to log out on the web, clear your browser's cache, reload it and log back in and see if the duplicated task still exists.
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I tried that but the issue insisted.
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DRESDEN -- Jacob White had his choice of colleges, but he wanted to continue wrestling.
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There is a drop-down menu " Language " in Create content page with more languages than I see in the menu bar. I wonder what is the real impact in the Connect portal , considering the languages supported by the portal are English and few others.
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...some people have asked that they view Connect in different languages, but not sure what the above would accomplish!
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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ALBANY, Ga. -- With permits in place and the ink dry, work has officially begun on the site that is to serve as the home of the East Albany Wal-Mart location.
Oxford Construction Co. crews were at the site Wednesday clearing land and putting up erosion-control structures around the perimeter of the location.
Last month, Dougherty County Commission Chairman Jeff Sinyard confirmed that the sale of the land had been conducted and closing had ended on the property, paving the way for the retail giant to begin construction.
City Planning Director Howard Brown said Wednesday that the first permits for construction on the site had been issued and that work had commenced.
Developers predict that the store should be finished by next spring and anticipate a grand opening at that point. The Arkansas-based retailer doesn't traditionally celebrate groundbreakings.
Still, the construction of the store is a welcome sign to residents and leaders of East Albany, who have been desperately seeking a retail hub in the area.
Sinyard, who officially announced he would seek re-election Wednesday, mentioned Wal-Mart in his speech to supporters.
"The Wal-Mart development is a sign of support for Albany and Dougherty County and will bring much-needed jobs, revenue and quality-of-life improvements for residents in a part of town that has desperately needed all three for a long time," Sinyard said.
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Hamlin ISD proposal of moving 7th-, 8th-graders to HS campus gets mixed early review
* — Story updated 11 a.m. Tuesday to include information on Thursday's regular board of trustees meeting.
HAMLIN — Due to its enrollment dropping from 505 students at the end of the 2011-12 school year to 461 at the end of this past year, Hamlin Independent School District is anticipating a projected budget shortfall of $464,768 based on operating expenses.
Hamlin administrators spelled out the situation to an estimated audience of about 100 people Monday night at a community informational meeting held in the high school cafeteria. There, discussion centered on the future use of the district's 11 school facilities.
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"Nothing has been decided, but will need to be decided soon," Superintendent Brock Cartwright said at the end of the hour-long meeting.
Moving the district's seventh- and eighth-graders to the high school campus and keeping the sixth-graders at the elementary school an extra year is the one of the eight proposals being considered. Under the proposal, the seventh- and eighth-grade students would be separated from high school students and would have different passing and lunch periods.
"Some people say that if they do end up moving the seventh- and eighth-graders to the high school, they won't go to school here," Hamlin High senior Justice Benavides said.
Another senior, Michelle Bailey, also didn't like the idea of more students at the high school, which she described as already "way too crowded."
"The ninth-graders are already immature and the seventh- and eighth-graders will be awful," Bailey said.
Parent Gary Ford, who has two boys in the high school, said he was "glad" he attended the meeting after reading negative posts about the some of the proposals on Facebook.
"It's based on very significant needs and it's going to require thinking outside the box to solve it," Ford said. "I don't have any problem with (seventh- and eighth-graders going to the high school). I've worked with youth ministry 21 years and we've had sixth through 12th (grades) combined and it has worked remarkably well."
Ford said the proposal also may help cut down on some of the fears underclassmen would have about attending high school.
"When I was in middle school, I knew no one in high school and I remember it was all foreign to us," Ford said.
Joanne Flores, whose daughter will be a junior, said she attended the meeting hoping to get some "concrete" answers and wasn't happy about the proposal to move seventh- and eighth-graders to the high school campus.
"It opens the door to more mature opportunities than a young kid would normally think about," Flores said.
Cartwright, who became the district's new superintendent just two months ago, said he thought the meeting went "great."
"There's a lot of misconception (in the community) and this helped to clarify," Cartwright said of issues forcing the likely upcoming changes.
Board of trustees vice president Rick Rodgers said nothing had been decided on the challenges, which included improving academics, facing the Class 1A school district yet and that the board would "take all the input from the surveys." He also said he understood concerns about bringing seventh- and eighth-graders to the high school.
"Seven years ago, we integrated the seventh-graders into the high school band because of the small number of kids in our high school band at the time," said Rodgers, who was part of the first freshman class at the high school when it opened in 1968. "We had issues with high school seniors picking on seventh-graders."
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Bad Date?: Original Comedic Monologue for Women (40s)
CASSANDRA—It wasn't a bad date. No, it was actually a pretty good date. Most of the dates I go on aren't BAD, Sally. It's just, you know, it's hard—getting back out there again. And of course, there's the whole self-esteem thing. For example, I'm fixing up my makeup right before I get out of the car, and I start to notice all these skin issues I swear weren't there when I left the house. I feel like I'm the crypt keeper, so that doesn't exactly help my confidence. I'm paranoid as hell. I go in the restaurant, worried the cute young waiter will ask me if I want the early bird senior special. Or worse, that my date will ask for it like last time! Ugh, how humiliating. (beat) You know, I've heard that Jill is having a great time with her 25-year-old boyfriend. She's never felt better, she says. I've been thinking about becoming a cougar. No, really. You'd think it would just make you feel older, right? But from what she says, dating a younger guy is pretty glamorous. She says he treats her like a queen. Boy, I'd love to be treated like a queen. That'd be a nice change.
Title: Bad Date?
Author: Robyn Julia Best
Genre: Comedic, Contemporary, 2-minute
Gender: Female
Age: 40s
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BOWLING GREEN,Ky. - The last time the Hilltoppers stepped off the floor at E.A. Diddle Arena they had just lost to a South Alabama team with one win in the conference.
The Tops shot a horrid 14 percent in the first half of the loss.
It was their third game of the week so they didn't have a lot of practice time.
Thursday Head Coach Ray Harper says this week's practices have been exactly what his guys needed.


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Construction continues on a home in Windsor Trace, a "pocket neighborhood" on Thomasville Road near Hermitage Boulevard. The homes there have features and design elements aimed at baby boomers.
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Lockout back on, but not before Vikings coaches take advantage
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The NFL's return to business didn't last long.
Roughly 11 hours after players were allowed to resume workouts at team facilities, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday granted the league a temporary stay of the district court order that lifted the lockout earlier in the week.
But that was enough time for Minnesota Vikings coaches to spend time with top draft pick Christian Ponder and also get information about the new coaching staff's schemes to veterans who once again have no idea when they'll go back to work.
"I know that the coaching staff was working very hard (Friday) getting stuff out while the window was open," vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman said, minutes after the court ruling down as the Vikings were preparing to make their second-round draft pick.
Ponder remained in the building, Spielman said, while the team tried to change his flight back to Texas. The No. 12 overall draft pick spent substantial time in the meeting room with offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave and quarterbacks coach Craig Johnson on Friday and was expected to take a playbook home to study.
"I know he had a chance to talk with Percy (Harvin) a little bit ago as well," said coach Leslie Frazier, who connected the two former Florida college standouts on the phone.
"(Ponder's) going to take some information back, so they'll get the chance to work out together depending on what happens with this lockout. We'll definitely put some things in his hands that he can have to take with him."
Ponder confirmed he wants to connect with his new teammates "ASAP" and hinted he might try to organize practices if the lockout continues as well.
"The funny thing is being up here and Coach Musgrave just got here, I think I know more about the offense than those guys do," Ponder said. "Maybe I'll be able to teach something to them."
A three-judge panel with one judge dissenting granted the temporary stay a little before 6 p.m. Friday. The NFL also is pursuing a full stay that would preserve the lockout until the 8th circuit hears its appeal, which could tie up the situation in the courts for months.
"Right now, everything is kind of unsure," Johnson said. "All we've been basically doing is talking Xs and Os on the board."
Linebacker Chad Greenway was among the players spotted entering Vikings headquarters on Friday morning, and others were expected to arrive in time for the formal start of offseason workouts on Monday.
Ponder arrived by limousine after an early-morning flight from Texas and spent more than an hour conducting media interviews in addition to his time in the meeting rooms.
"Once he got in the building and then came down, I know Coach Musgrave and Coach Johnson were spending a lot of time with him," Spielman said. "So, I know while we had that opportunity, we took advantage of it."
Said Ponder, "I'm trying to get as much ball talk in as possible and get a feel for what's going on. It is tough, especially with the uncertainty. We have no idea what's going to happen. I'm praying I'll be back here in two weeks for a minicamp or whatever we're allowed, but we'll see. We'll deal with the issues as they come and we'll go from there."


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Sandra Bullock did her first TV interview since her split from Jesse James this morning -- but he wasn't a topic of discussion.
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(left) reissue of Robin model by Revell, and (right) original 1966 Aurora issue.
When Aurora folded for good, much of their tooling was sold to Monogram. A typical set of molds to create an injection styrene kit represents an investment of many thousands of dollars and a lot of time, so acquiring an existing set of molds can be a wise business decision. When Monogram received the lot, they sorted through and sold as scrap metal the ones that were worn out, damaged, or just plain didn't interest them to produce. There is a widely held belief that a train wreck while the molds were being transported destroyed a lot of these, and the wreck did occur, but most of the now missing molds were probably the result of the sorting process in the warehouse.
Another thing Monogram did was eventually retool some of the molds, for whatever reason. This means favorite old models like Superman, Batman, and Robin are not identical to the original. Since I happened to have an original Robin unbuilt in box, I decided to compare this one with the recent reissue by Revell. Below you see every part that is in any way different from the original. The ones on the left are the Revell, on the right is the Aurora.
The first thing I noticed was the original parts were molded in an off-white or ivory color, the reissue was bright white. This may be due to the age of the older plastic, though. Since my Aurora kit was sealed inside the box until I opened it (yes, I removed the cellophane, I was getting ready to build it, and was surprised by the announcement of the reissue), then it's likely all these kits are this color. That's one way of telling the old from new parts.
Here's a complete rundown of the differences between the parts. Part of the retooling was a change in some part numbers, so I've referenced the two.
Aurora# Revell# Name of part Difference
1+2 1+2
head parts face
and hair redone (see pic below)
4 4 front body half missing R on Revell part
25 22 equipment panel missing ON/OFF and dial detail
19 32 lab wall panel missing START/STOP (see pic below)
24 25 chemical unit missing grill and dial detail (see pic below)
20 31 railing slot missing on Revell
18 33 base tabs added for opening to chemical testing unit
A closer look at some examples:
I actually like the new head (left) better, with the side part and redone face. All the heads for the reissues were redone, for some reason. The new Superman head is terrible, it's huge, way out of scale compared to the old one.
An obvious missing detail in the Revell lab wall on the left, I used a label maker to put in the lettering on my reissue.
The reissue just doesn't have a lot of the small detail, as in the chemical testing unit panel shown here. The Revell part on the left gives you smooth bumps where dials are supposed to go, and eliminated an inset screen.
What to do about the missing detail and other changes? Well, if you ask around on the Net there are people who actually, believe it or not, care enough to cast replacement parts in resin and will sell you a set of the most obvious ones.
But to the casual observer, it's still the old Robin model we baby boomers built way back in the days of "Same Bat time, same Bat channel." Just don't look too close.
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We have seen over the past weeks the case for the Great Sphinx having been constructed during the Fourth Dynasty in honor of Pharaoh Khufu, based on the evidence of the Plateau itself. In Part Three Jean-Pierre Houdin examines the evidence of other features of the Giza Plateau where the ancient builders seem to have labored to channel the water runoff that threatened their monuments.
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How long can the Mets wait on Lucas Duda?
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[jbox color="gray"]Lucas Duda had a very good stretch after the All-Star break in 2011, hitting .322 with 10 HR and a .411 OBP in 64 games and 205 at-bats. The rest of his career, which is 93 games and 273 at-bats, he is hitting .227 with 8 HR and a far lower OBP. So, what is Duda exactly? I'm a little more pessimistic on him than other Mets fans. How do I know that his second-half performance in 2011 wasn't just a flash in the pan? I'm interested to see if he ever picks it up this year because I don't know how long the Mets want to stick with a .220 hitter who is below average defensively. They may not have any other viable options this year, so I wouldn't be surprised to see him start all year. But if he doesn't turn it around before the end of the year, I have to think the Mets would look at upgraded in the off-season if not before?[/jbox]
Duda is hitting .245 with a .343 OBP 4 HR and 16 RBI in 29 games for the Mets this year.
When I look at the cold streaks Duda has had during this season, it seems he may have wanted to pull the ball a little too much. One aspect the coaching staff preaches, especially to their big power hitters like Duda and Ike Davis, is that they will get the opportunity to hit their fair share of mistakes. Provided they're patient and don't expand the zone, opposing pitchers will hang off-speed stuff or leave a fastball in the middle of the plate. It's up to them to put a good swing on the ball consistently, and that will lead to home runs.
This year, Duda has struggled at times, but he's been able to limit the cool streaks with a good eye and a more up-the-middle approach. Provided he stays within himself, the Mets will give him plenty of leeway… and justifiably so.
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In 2008 Northwestern University Library [3] and Michigan State University Libraries [4] were the recipients of a grant from the Council on Library and Information Resources [5] as part of the "Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives [6]" program. Completed in 2011, this project unveiled two of the most significant poster collections held in the United States concerning issues related to the study of Africa. Over 4000 bibliographic records are now accessible worldwide via this joint portal and through both institutions individual library catalogs.
The posters represent a variety of social, political, and cultural issues, including public health, education, liberation and independence, political campaigns, the anti-apartheid movement, Biafra, Darfur, economics, art, publishing, and music. Through these collections, scholars and students can explore how institutions and organizations communicated with African populations from the mid 19th century through the present day.
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Utah Pump-N-Run falls in semis of Vegas tournament
North Las Vegas• An incredible run of upsets in one of the country's most prestigious summer tournaments ended Tuesday for a group of Utah's top high school and college-bound basketball players.
Utah Pump-N-Run Red fell 65-57 to the Texas Assault in the semifinals of the Adidas Super 64 club basketball tournament at Rancho High School.
West Jordan High's Jordan Loveridge led UPNR with 26 points and 11 rebounds before fouling out with 4:53 remaining.
The game was tied 53-53 when Loveridge was disqualified after picking up his fifth personal foul and then getting a technical for allegedly pushing an opposing player.
"He just flopped," Loveridge said. "I barely brushed him after he swore at me, and then he flopped."
Players get six fouls before disqualification in AAU ball, but technicals count as personal fouls.
American Fork's Marcel Davis, who has committed to Utah State, added 13 points and seven assists, only the second time in eight games here that he failed to reach double digits in assists. Recent Murray graduate David Collette added nine points and four rebounds, but also battled foul trouble throughout the game.
The loss ended a dream run at the tournament for the Utah team, which went 3-0 in pool play and then upset the Florida Rams, Compton (Calif.) Magic, Atlanta Celtics and Michigan Mustangs in single-elimination bracket play to make the Final Four.
UPNR pulled off three huge upsets on Monday alone, including a stunning one-point win over the two-time defending champion Atlanta Celtics in front of dozens of coaches from the country's premier college programs.
UPNR coach Todd Phillips, new head coach at Salt Lake Community College, said all of Utah's colleges had coaches in attendance at all the team's games in Las Vegas.
Coaches such as BYU's Dave Rose and Utah State's Stew Morrill were in attendance to watch Loveridge who remains uncommitted and other stars from both teams and see if the unseeded Utah team could pull off another stunner.
UPNR led 31-25 at halftime, but was in foul trouble most of the second half and fizzled when Loveridge left the game, scoring just two points in the final four minutes and 24 seconds.
Davis tried to pick up some of the scoring load for UPNR, but the Utah team was unable to overcome the loss of its best player, Loveridge.
The West Jordan star said he has six current scholarship offers, but that number is expected to grow after his performance the last five days in Las Vegas. Phillips said another player who helped himself was West Jordan's Jordan Pryor, who was 15 of 18 from three-point range in the tournament prior to Tuesday's semifinal game.
Texas Assault, which got 30 points from Marcus Smart, moves on to face Dream Vision of California in the championship game, which begins at 6 p.m. MDT and will be televised live by CBS College Sports.
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Mitchelville to Recreate First Self Governed Freedman's Village
On Saturday, June 20th, the Mitchelville Preservation Project is going to hold a 150th anniversary Juneteenth Celebration at Fish Haul Park on Beach City Road. Juneteenth is also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day and it commemorates the issuance and first reading of General Order Number 3 by Union Major General Gordon Granger on […]Read Article
Vacation Refresh: Step outside the box with these shows and exhibits
Spring is the perfect time to be on Hilton Head, and there's plenty to do without ever picking up a golf club setting foot on the beach! You can do that too, of course, but here are some ways to inject a refreshing mix of arts and culture into your island vacation routine. We've rounded […]Read Article
Discover South Carolina + Gullah Traditions
The Gullah story began in the Southeastern US as the struggle for freedom by the enslaved peoples of West African descent, and developed into the vibrant and tradition-rich Gullah/Geechee culture. Through an intersection of political, social, and historical circumstances the Gullah people created their culturally fertile way of life within their language, foods, music, skills, […]Read Article
A Backstage "Production"
Behind The Scenes of Singing In The Rain at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina What happens when you take 150 costumes, 23 umbrellas and 7 dance numbers, combine them with 14 crew members, 23 actors, an orchestra, amazing scenery and then mix it all together with 250 gallons of water-every night for 4 weeks? […]Read Article
Experience our area's Gullah culture and heritage this February
The African-American freedom experience is deeply rooted in the history of Hilton Head Island and Beaufort County. Come join us this February as we celebrate our area's unique place in American history and culture through the Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration. The Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration is held throughout the month of February each […]Read Article
The People on Hilton Head During the Civil War
The Heritage Library, Hilton Head Island's research center for historic documents, ancestry and history of Hilton Head just completed a project that took volunteers years to accomplish. "The People on Hilton Head Island During the Civil War" is a project that encompasses years of island history, including an index of individuals who were treated at […]Read Article
The Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort- A Beautiful Transformation
The Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort- A Beautiful Transformation
The Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort, located in Palmetto Dunes, has undergone a $17 million renovation and I was lucky to be invited as their guest for a day! Walking into the new lobby felt like walking into a beautiful beach house. Colors of blue and orange are set against crisp white bead board and a soaring ceiling with white wood beams. Classic beach chic with a modern edge is what came to mind upon seeing the decor. It's the kind of area that makes you want to stay and relax and sink into the comfy seating, while planning your stay on this beautiful island.
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The Holy Grail is just the beginning. Let go with Spamalot at the Arts Center.
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Nothing final about the Orchestra's season finale.
The Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra's season finale will celebrate life, youth and a season well spent at 8 p.m. Monday, May 6, at First Presbyterian Church. Joining music director and conductor John Morris Russell and the orchestra for a journey of the imagination that includes two rivers of Europe will be Charlie Albright (24), a […]Read Article
These guys are really good company. Four Corners Gallery rocked "The Man Show."
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Archive for the 'San Diego Freeway' tag
Los Angeles freeway free-for-all
Because these photos from the UCLA Library's Digital Collections aren't all that big or densely populated with carspotting opportunities, we thought we'd round up a few photos from the collections all focusing on what is perhaps L.A.'s most iconic feature – its freeway system – throughout the years. Above, an April 1980 photo taken on the shoulder of the Santa Monica Freeway. Below, a March 1966 photo on the Hollywood Freeway, a March 1976 photo on the Santa Monica Freeway, and a November 1963 photo on Hawthorne Boulevard approaching the San Diego Freeway. What do you see here?


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- A driver learns from the past to lead the future
- A driver builds up his own trucking business
- Father and son share a love of life on the road, even if it makes visits rare
- This driver always makes time to mentor the next generation — whether at home or on the road
- This driver helps rookie truckers learn the ropes
- Home-schooling in a truck means the country is a classroom
- This driver sees the world through Google Glass
- A career trucker brings his tales of the road to people in hospice
- How driver Paul Sedlak finds motivation to reach his fitness goals
- I Love Trucking: More than a job, driving is a way of life
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- Drivers find all they want, plus more, at a brand new Petro Gary
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- TA Seattle East offers a perfect view of the wonders of nature
Every day the same ritual is played out by drivers arriving at the TA...
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- Petro Kingdom City has good eats and lots of treats
Who can resist the sweet aroma of a batch of freshly baked donuts and...
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- Petro Salina in Kansas offers drivers a little indulgence and a lot of charm
You can't talk about Petro Salina without mentioning the luxurious platinum showers. Drivers rave...
- Posted March 6, 2013
- TA Edinburg offers new dining options and more services
Drivers can fill their trucks and themselves at the TA Edinburg, Texas, which continues...
- Posted March 6, 2013
- Customers are amazed at the transformation of Petro Deming in New Mexico
The former Savoy truck stop became a Petro in summer 2012, and since then...
- Posted January 4, 2013
- TA Lexington delivers more than drivers expect
Drivers who pull in to TA Lexington for the first time get quite a...
- Posted January 4, 2013
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There's Stanley, the mail truck driver, and Danny, the car hauler. There's Tim, the...
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Shcherbak Vitaliy. Alias Vitaly.
1) He was born on April 15, 1966 in Russia, Amur region.
2) Higher education- Russia, Kurgan, 1984-1988 years.
3) 1984-1992 years. - Service in the Armed Forces.
4) 1992-1997 gg. - Service in the Armed Forces of Uzbekistan.
5) 1997-2012 (to date) - work on the realization of the creative projects.
Artist, illustrator, komiksmeyker, interior designer, cartoonist.
Creative activity:
- Illustration of a series of children's books, illustration of 'Daisy' (Tashkent, Uzbekistan)
- The creation and animation of characters of fairy tales for iPod applications
- The creation of comic books, cartoons, sports, cartoons for financial
various Internet portals
- Co-author and illustrator of the book 'Bitlzterapiya' comic book series on the history of the 'Beatles';
- Interior Design: Implementation of 28 projects copyright restaurants and nightclubs artkafe (Russia, Uzbekistan)
Personal achievements:
1) Fellow Award in 1987todu Tsiolkovsky.
2) Fellow of the Soros Foundation in 2002. (Grant nomer15069 LA 41.Name of Program: Arts and Culture. / Name of Projekt: Small Grants for Artists. / Code: La4 69,100).
3) The winner of the contest comic magazine 'Student Meridian' - in 1991.
4) publication of works in the newspaper 'Red fighter,' 'The Patriot,' 'Frunzovets', 'Jizzakh truth'
Solo exhibitions:
1) 'Lennon's Room' - in 2000, the city of Tashkent.
2) 'This is Football' - 2002.
3) 'John Lennon-' A Man OF Peace '- in 2003, the city of Tashkent.
4) 'John Lennon-' A Man of Peace '- in 2004, the city of Samarkand.
5) 'The permanent exhibition of paintings in the restaurant' Firs - Sticks 'in Tashkent.
6) Participation in the collective exhibition 'Love covers all' - from 10.03.2010 - 03.11.2010
Some of my pictures can be found at:emorial, the house museum of Ural Taksynbaev in Tashkent.
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- The Committee is looking at the ways the planning system currently encourages people to get involved in shaping their neighbourhood, and how handing people more say in local policy making and development control will play out in the capital. More details about our investigation into neighbourhood planning.
- Ownership of the 77-acre Earls Court Opportunity Area (ECOA) is split between Capital and Counties (CapCo), the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) and Transport for London (TfL) and also incorporates land within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. See more about the consultation on the Earl's Court and West Kensington Opportunity Area.
- Full agenda papers for the meeting.
- Jenny Jones AM, Chair of the Planning and Housing Committee, is available for interview. See contact details below.
- As well as investigating issues that matter to Londoners, the London Assembly acts as a check and a balance on the Mayor.
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- Intel Corp. will recall its 1.13GHz Pentium III chip. Intel officials
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found some marginality in the part within certain temperatures within
the operating range and certain code sequences (in applications)," said
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to pull it back."
Only some of the 1.13GHz chips showed the problem, according to the chipmaker.
However, the company will recall all 1.13MHz Pentium III processors that
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30, 2000 [Source: AMD press release]-- AMD announced today that Larry
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has resigned to pursue other interests. Effective immediately, Hector
de J. Ruiz, AMD president and chief operating officer, will serve as acting
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First, the Intel problem. The magnitude of the chip recall is nothing
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underlying problems in the company. We have hinted before that CEO Craig
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some time, AMD has been matching Intel shot-for-shot, and in some cases
winning (relative to CPU performance). This has elevated AMD from its
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market. We don't envision AMD surpassing Intel any time soon (especially
because of AMD's non-presence in the server market), but this stuff does
make life interesting.
AMD, we envision a slight loss of momentum (as generally happens when
a key person leaves), but we do not presently believe the long-term effects
will hurt AMD greatly.
The normal suggestion would be to check your PC to see if it's using the
offending CPU. Since only IBM (of the major vendors) has shipped any systems,
and since they seem to have the situation well in hand, users are running
a low risk of problem(s).
the longer term, users should keep a watchful eye on both Intel and AMD,
though for different reasons. Intel watchers should see if the missteps
continue; if they do, customers should give serious consideration to switching
to AMD. A key indicator: if Dell Computer decides to add AMD processors
to their product line. Dell has been the most steadfast of Intel's supporters
thus far; their "defection" would spell trouble. (No, we have no evidence
of this happening, we merely mention it as an indicator.)
will be more difficult to assess, because the effect of a personnel change
generally takes a lot longer to become apparent. Additionally, momentum
can carry a company for awhile. If we see significant attrition (such
as key designers, etc.), this will be a bad sign. If there is no apparent
loss of momentum over the next 3-6 months, then AMD will probably weather
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From the Newbery-award winning author of Holes
"Everyone take out your spelling books," said Mrs. Jewls. "It's time for arithmetic."
Sue is so excited for her first day at Wayside School. But things at Wayside are far from normal-and Sue's teacher, Mrs. Jewls, is completely wacky. She expects the students to add and subtract words! Sue has never heard of anything so ridiculous. She knows adding apples plus oranges is impossible...or is it? Anything can happen at Wayside School.
Kids will have fun solving more than 50 mathematical brain teasers while reading this great collection of stories from Wayside School--where students laugh as much as they learn.
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As writer of books for elementary school students, Louis Sachar tries to recall what it felt like for him to be that age. Despite the notion that times have changed, he thinks that kids in grade school are basically the same as they were when he was young.
For example, in East Meadow, New York, where Sachar was born, he remembers having to keep away from the woods across the street to avoid the older, tough kids who played there. Looking back now, he thinks those tough kids were probably only eleven or twelve years old! When Sachar turned nine, his family moved to Orange County in California, which, at the time, was mostly orange groves. He cut through the orange groves on the way to school, and had orange fights on the way home.
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It wasn't until high school that Sachar began to love reading. In college, he developed a particular interest in Russian literature and somehow got the ridiculous ambitious notion to learn the language and read his favorite Russian authors in the original language. After taking over a year of Russian, he realized it was still Greek to him. Sachar dropped out of Russian class and tried to figure out what class he should take instead. As he wandered across the campus, he saw an elementary school girl handing out pieces of paper. He took one from her. It read: 'Help. We need teachers' aides at our school. Earn three units of credit.'
Prior to that time, Sachar had no interest whatsoever in kids. However, he signed up to be a teacher's aide because he needed to take something other than Russian, and it sounded easy. It turned out to be not only his favorite class, but also the most important class Sachar took during his college career. After he was at the school for a while, he was asked to be the 'Noon Time Supervisor.' It was his job to watch over the kids during lunch. Sachar played games with the kids who all called him 'Louis, the Yard Teacher.'
The Story Behind Sideways Stories
Around that time Sachar came upon In Our Town by Damon Runyon, a book of very short stories about different characters in a town. It gave him the idea for Sideways Stories from Wayside School, which is a book of short stories about different kids in a school. All the kids are named after kids he knew at the school where he worked. 'Louis the Yard Teacher,' is also a character. Sachar says he had more fun writing that book than any of his others, because it was just a hobby then, and he never truly expected to be published.
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Sideways Stories from Wayside School was published just as Sachar began law school. For six years he struggled over trying to decide between being an author or a lawyer. During the time that he finished law school and took a job as a lawyer, Sachar wrote three more children's books. His decision had been made. Sachar has been an attorney since 1981, but has chosen to devote his time to writing children's books.
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