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Wuthering Heights
by Emily Brontë
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There are dogs all over this novel, and they actually play a pretty big role in propelling the plot. Like the Lintons and Earnshaws, the dogs are all related. Dogs figure in several major scenes and tend to be symbolically linked to Heathcliff. For example, when Lockwood tries to enter Wuthering Heights at the beginning of the novel, he finds not only several locked gates but also a pack of dogs preventing entry. "[T]wo hairy monsters" (3.101) with the names Gnasher and Wolf attack Lockwood, their lack of hospitality seeming to reflect that of their master. But Lockwood doesn't get the hint.
When Catherine and Heathcliff take their pivotal journey down to Thrushcross Grange, they share a glimpse of the sniveling Linton children fighting over a dog (6.37). When Catherine is bit by Skulker, one of the Lintons' dogs, she is compelled to stay at the Grange to recuperate, which changes her relationship to Heathcliff forever. Finally, let's not forget Heathcliff's treatment of Isabella's springer, Fanny. As they elope from Thrushcross Grange, Heathcliff uses a handkerchief to hang the dog by his neck on a bridle hook – definitely some foreshadowing of the treatment his new bride will receive.

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Let me preface this by saying that I know squat about programming, but would it be possible for Wavegain to be able to take the info from the log file (from doing a 'calculate but don't apply' operation) and then going right to the 'apply' process?
As it stands now, if you want to see what the gain values are for an album or group of files, you can use the 'calculate' function, but then if you want to apply those changes you have to calculate them all a second time. Just seems redundant and time consuming, especially with a large group of files.
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I've just had a week away in France, so I've only just seen this. The modified version of WaveGain for mono files that make up multichannel audio has an option, when applying the gain, to manually modify the gain prior to applying it, but obviously after the analysis. Would this fit the requirement? I don't think it would take much effort to add this option to the standard WaveGain.
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From getting their feet wet with oyster farming to foraging for mushrooms, students in a George Mason University Nutrition and Food Studies class ventured out of the classroom last spring and took field trips to learn about sustainable food in Virginia.
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It's more than just about food on the table, it's a business, Petrick says. Students visited Blue Ridge Dairy to learn about cheese-making, Copper Fox Distillery to find out about distilling, Rappahannock River Oysters to learn about sustainable oyster farming and a abattoir (slaughterhouse) to be educated about raising and slaughtering meat. Students also volunteered in DC Central Kitchen to see how food could be a force for social change and learn about environmental conservation through foraging.
The idea of sustainable local food prompts a lot of enthusiasm, but there's an equal amount of naiveté, Petrick says. There needs to be a reality check.
"What do we, as citizens of Virginia, want our food system to look like?" Petrick says is one question people need to ask. "We need to consider the economic impact. These are businesses, and sustainable economic viability is just as important. When you get out and talk to people whose livelihoods depend on it, you get a much more complex picture of what sustainable food really means."
For environmental science and public policy doctoral student Chelsie Romulo, it was her first food and nutrition class, but one that fit into her area of study. "Where we're getting our food from and how we're going to feed a population is a huge conservation issue," she says.
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Transgender people and HIV/AIDS
According to Injustice at Every Turn, a survey conducted by the National Center of Transgender Equality and the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, the rate of HIV infection for the transgender respondents, more than 4 times the rate of the general population. People of color in the sample reported substantially higher rates: 24.9% of African-Americans, 10.9% of Latin@s, 7% of American Indians and 3.7 of Asian-Americans reported being HIV positive.
It's important to not simply take these statistics at their face value. Behind the statistics is a cycle of institutional oppressions transgender people face simply because they are transgender. Kylar Broadus, founder of the Trans People of Color Coalition, said
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I always have problems using coupons at kmart… Especially printable coupons. Kmart is not very coupon friendly in my experience.
I had the worst trip ever to Kmart here is NY. The did not know about promotion, then they said I can only use K-mart coupons. Afterwards when the manager came he told me no print out coupons only clipped one are accepted. I wish I didn't go there. I stayed polite but I felt like I was stealing something or doing something wrong. I felt horrible. Never again!
Renata, something similar happened to me yesterday at my local K-mart in Charleston,WV, with the only difference is that they knew about the promotion, the cashier said not printable coupons are accepted (only Kmart's and clipped) I showed her the store's add that didn't make any distinction in types of coupons and mine were perfectly legal!! the supervisor came and made a call to somebody at the managers office and came back to me saying if your coupons scan in the register we'll take them if not I'm very sorry but we will not! (obvious they didn't scan in those dinosaurs computers of them) and continued saying also this $2 coupons will not double to $4 they will be $3. By then I was very disappointed and annoyed by the false add information so I said Thank you for your assistance and have a good day and didn't purchase anything. Probably I will never go there again.
I have wasted 45 minutes trying to figure out if my local store is participating and can't find out! I'm done!
I stay away from Kmart too because of that same reason . The deals always look good on paper but once you're there and spend all your time it never works out , they are very bad with coupons in my area . I'll stick to Target !
The Kmart in Utah has been wonderful the last few times I have gone there. Today i did the double coupons and they let me do multiple transactions and they manually put them in if they wouldn't go in on there own. Gatorade 8 packs were on clearance with a bunch of other items, I scored 2 vidal sasson shampoos 2 tampons and one deodorant, 8 packs of gatorade at 1.68 each, 2 cheese its crackers 2 packs of austin peanut butter crackers and a big container of pretzels all for 20.57. Considering the gatorade is usually 7.00 each I feel great. Thanks Colin
Loved your shopping trip! Target is so overrated and they are always messing up my coupons. Kmart is always really good for me whenever I go shopping there. I get the best deals! The people at my local Kmart are very nice and helpful. Anyhow, Collin, thanks for giving me so many great ideas.
my kmart is horrible about accepting coupons
I don't understand the "doubles"
I should've watch the video first lol
So I noticed this is only available for Shop Your Way Rewards members. I just became a member to partake on this sale. Do I need to present a card at check out?
I don't have a K-mart near me, you all are so lucky. Have fun shopping!
Thanks for having the guts and grace to show Reality (that deal scenarios don't always work out!) ;-) We live in a rural area, are on a strict food/household budget, and only go shopping in the "big city" every 2 weeks. So I'm always scouring the blogs in the days leadig up tomour shopping teip trying to find the best deals to make the most of our money. Then, when I finally get up to the register and sometimes they don't work out like they "should" I'm majorly bummed out :-( Glad to see it's not just me!
I tried doing this exact deal, items coupons and all, and my kmart said that they are only doubling coupons up to a $1 face value ($2 value) versus a $2 face value. Has anyone else had this problem or was my kmart just misinformed?
Hey Collin, print out your coupons in black only and save you some money. Holla! :)
The Kmart close to my house does not take printable coupons and when I see something good on clearance, the register does not take the coupons from the newspaper either.
After I saw your video Collin, you have inspired me to try and go to Kmart, I have gone 2 days during this week and everything worked perfectly :)
I went to Kmart expecting a horrible situation as well, but it actually turned out good. I made sure I didnt use printable coupons and got 3 small bags of dog food, 2 tampons, 2 Vidal Sas products,5 bags of beneful dog treats and a few $1 items and paid $25 the value was $68….. pretty good deal for Kmart…….


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XL Axiata selects Ericsson for 4G/LTE deployment in Indonesia
Indonesia's XL Axiata has signed a three-year contract with Ericsson for design and implementation of 4G/LTE network and upgrade of existing 2G and 3G networks in Jakarta and Central Java. ...more.
Syniverse Extends LTE Roaming Reach for Telin
Syniverse and Telin have signed a multiyear agreement to provide Telin with 4G roaming and signaling connectivity through Syniverse's IPX Network Solution. ...more.
Nearly 40 million smartphones sold across Southeast Asia in the first half of 2015
Demand for smartphones in Southeast Asia achieved a new peak in the first half of 2015, as consumers across the region's seven key markets continue to spend more on the gadget to generate over USD8 billion in sales ...more.
Fitch: Slower Tower Additions to Benefit Indonesian Tower Companies
Fitch Ratings says that the Indonesian telecom tower companies' leverage ratios are likely to improve, as their capex declines due to lower demand for additional towers ...more.
Gemalto enables mobile subscribers in Indonesia to securely backup personal data
Gemalto says that it has been selected by Elasitas to provide mobile subscribers in Indonesia with LinqUs Smart Backup, offered in SaaS mode by Gemalto Allynis services. ...more.
Fitch Affirms Telkomsel at 'AAA(idn)'; Outlook Stable
Telkomsel's rating reflects its dominant market position in the Indonesian mobile telecommunication market. ...more.
Telkomsel Spending Nearly $1 Billion on Network Upgrades
Indonesia's Telkomsel has outlined plans to invest nearly US$1 billion in its network as it seeks to take a 50 percent market share of LTE subscribers. ...more.
Bango and Indosat launch carrier billing in Google Play
Mobile payents vendor, Bango announced that Indonesia based Indosat has used the Bango Payments Platform to launch one-click payment for Google Play customers. ...more.
Indonesian Telcos' Leverage to Improve on Consolidation
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Fitch: Indonesia Tower Sales to Benefit TBI & XL; Telkom Neutral
Two deals announced in October by major Indonesian telcos to sell off tower assets to dedicated tower operators will have a varying credit impact for each of the deal participants, says Fitch Ratings. ...more.
Facebook, Ericsson and XL Axiata improve network performance
Network-wide optimization implemented through the joint project delivered up to 70 percent improvement in app coverage. ...more.
Telstra and Telkom Indonesia sign joint venture
Australia's Telstra and Telkom Indonesia have signed a joint venture agreement to provide Network Application and Services to companies operating in Indonesia. ...more.
Ericsson ConsumerLab: Urbanization drives m-commerce interest in emerging Asia
The research reveals that 54 percent of respondents in Indonesia, have used money transfer services, followed by 45 percent in Vietnam and 34 percent in Bangladesh. ...more.
Fitch Affirms Indonesia's Telkom at 'BBB-'; Outlook Stable
Constrained by Sovereign Rating: Telkom's IDRs are capped by the ratings on the Indonesian sovereign, due to the government's 52.6% shareholding in Telkom. The government, through its control of the company's board of directors, has significant influence over the company. ...more.
Indonesian Tower Operator Raises Funds for Aquisitions
Indonesia's Tower Bersama Infrastructure (TBIG) is reported to have lined up US$1.8 billion in funding should it win a bid to buy a number of towers being sold by the country's largest mobile network operator, XL Axiata. ...more.
China's Oppo Looking to Indonesia for Next Handset Factory
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Oppo is reported to be interested in building a handset factory in Indonesia, an Indonesian government minister has revealed. ...more.
ZTE to Support Telkom Indonesia in Java Backbone Network Upgrade
ZTE says that it has won a contract from Telkom Indonesia for a backbone network upgrade to deliver a 10-fold capacity increase in most of the network across Java. ...more.
Xiaomi to Start Indonesian Handset Sales in August
Fast rising Chinese smartphone manufacturer, Xiaomi is said to be preparing to expand its sales operations into Indonesia later this year. ...more.
Indonesian Tower Operator to Raise Funds for Network Expansion
The Indonesian tower network owner, Sarana Menara Nusantara is seeking to raise US$332 million from shareholders to fund its network expansion plans. ...more.
BlackBerry Launches New Indonesian Smartphone
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Gabriel Garcia Marquez was born in 1927 in the town of Aracataca, Columbia.Latin America's preeminent man of letters, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982. Garcia Marquez began his writing career as a journalist and is the author of numerous other works of fiction and nonfiction, including the novels The Autumn of the Patriarch and Love in the Time of Cholera, and the autobiography Living to Tell the Tale. There has been resounding acclaim for his life's work since he passed away in April 2014.
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Early this morning I downloaded the new WorldWide Telescope application from Microsoft Research. After exploring the galaxies, I decided this would be a cool screencast to demo the application for those of you that might not otherwise download, install and begin exploring. Your children are going to love this. Heck, you might have some fun, too!!!
The screencast is 5 minutes and was recorded at 1280x720. You should really see the application on my monitor at 1920x1200. Breathtaking is such an understatement. You'll notice when watching the video that the panning isn't very fluid and that is because I captured at 15 frames per second which is a low FPS for motion. You'll also notice I am not capturing the audio of the application. That's ok, it'll just be an extra incentive to go
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The Firefly DVD sold so well it was in the top 100 at Amazon for sales. That's pretty good for a TV show with a flawed premise.
I believe it actually held the #1 spot for a while.
Off and on for weeks, actually. Having been an "original" Browncoat, I followed it all along, and it spent months and months drifting around in the top 50. It would sink, then some news would come out, or it would go on sale, and BAM it would top the list again, beating out all manner of new releases and more recently popular shows & movies. That was a fun time.
Even today, the set is ranked #70.
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When the film rights to the franchise were sold to Universal, the legal situation was one in which the series couldn't be made on television again for (IIRC) ten years, essentially rendering any televised versions of Firefly dead. I'm not sure exactly how or why the deal went down the way it did, but that's as best as I can remember it.
This is exactly it. One of the conditions of the transfer of the property to Universal was that it couldn't be developed for TV again for 10 years. This was stated by the actors multiple times in interviews and at cons when people would ask, "If the movie succeeds, can we have our TV show back?" The answer was always, "No. Part of the deal was that it can't go back to TV for 10 years." At the time, it was hoped that the movie would spawn a trilogy, which would have covered most of that 10-years anyway, but that didn't happen.
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Giorgio Armani Lasting Silk UV Foundation SPF20
172 reviews
66% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$$
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INGREDIENTSACTIVE INGREDIENTS:Octinoxate (3), Titanium Dioxide (6.2), INGREDIENTS: AQUA/WATER, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE, ALCOHOL DENAT, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE, PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, PEG-10 DIMETHICONE, SQUALANE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, TALC, NYLON-12, MALTITOL, LIMONENE, BENZYL SALICYLATE, LINALOOL, BENZYL ALCOHOL, PARFUM/FRAGRANCE, SORBITOL BIS-PEG/PPG-14/14 DIMETHICONE, DISODIUM STEAROYL GLUTAMATE, BUTYLPHENYL METHYLPROPIONAL, ALUMINUM HYDROXIDE, HEXYL CINNAMAL [MAY CONTAIN: CI 77891, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, CI 77499, CI 77492, CI 77491, IRON OXIDES]
on 7/17/2015 11:43:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
Absolutely fabulous! The only reason I'm giving this foundation four rather than five stars is because of its high price. That said the Lasting Silk is so superb on my skin that in the future I can't imagine buying anything else. It makes my skin and coloring look wonderful.
I am very fair skinned and have a history of reacting to skin products but not this one. I'm usually classified as dry-sensitive with oily patches. In addition I have a touch of seborrhea dermatitis on my face, complicated by acute sensitivity (skin turns red after even the slightest touch), and mild rosacea.
As others have said here, this foundation gives my skin a subtle glow and in addition does not separate on my nose or forehead (hate). It covers my red areas (chin, nose, and cheekbones if layered but customarily I use Armani's concealer on thease areas as it's quicker to apply.
Finally I should mention that my skin has many miles on it (I'm hard on 65 and grew up in the Florida sun long before sunscreen existed. ). I've always been complimented on my skin and coloring and this foundation helps keep the compliments coming!
on 7/2/2015 11:11:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I really like this foundation. It is *not* glittery as someone else mentioned. It really brightens my complexion. I do need to prepare my skin to wear it (exfoliate). The coverage could be better, it's a medium to light coverage. I like the package, it's straightforward and the product doesn't get contaminated. I am 40 and I have a few lines, I haven't noticed it settling but with un-prepped skin ...I can see this happening. I haven't noticed any oxidation and it performs well on my oily skin, overall.
on 5/28/2015 9:11:00 PM
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I have tried this and the luminous silk foundation and this one did not last longer than the luminous silk version, on really oily skin. However, did look beautiful overall throughout the day.
Not an everyday foundation as one of it's top ingredients is alcohol, it dried out my skin within a few days, and caused breakout, had to return it. I had really high hopes for this foundation.
on 4/9/2015 2:51:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
It has the same effect with luminous silk but this is more suitable for oily or combo skin because it lasts longer on the face. Its formula is light but perfects skin and also has a buildable coverage. Unfortunately it gives a very light coverage.
on 4/6/2015 5:55:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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The name Longlasting hooked me up with this products but it does not last long.
Especially people with combo skin and oily skin should stay away from this product.
I love how it looks when you first put it on but any silicony product gives that effect.
It might look cakey on areas where you have pores. It has dewy finish, i think it is good in winter where your skin is lack of glow but in the summer it is not really good.
I love the bottle, expensive looking nice bottle.
I will not buy this again as it is not worth the price and does not match with my skin type.
on 4/4/2015 12:27:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
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I have tried all kinds of foundations, high end low end...etc etc. My favorite "low end" is Revlon Colorstay foundation, just for reference. This is usually my go-to when I feel like all others have failed. This Armani foundation...oh my. It's absolute perfection. My face is pretty oily, it does better than other foundations in this sense ( I LIVE IN HOT TEXAS!). I set it. I usually prefer a heavier coverage but I feel like this is pretty buildable. My skin isn't the greatest about 60% of the time and I just put some concealer on and it works. The color match is absolutely amazing. I have a weird truly neutral skin tone and almost everything makes me look red or orange or too yellow. It has this beautiful softness effect on my skin when its finally settled in. Almost like I'm not wearing makeup...does that make sense? Like it melts well. It's not good if you're looking for something non-transferrable. I think that's my only bone to pick. But I've purchased this foundation probably like 3 times now and I will keep on doing so as it's looking. And that's saying something, because I usually changed foundations every month or so!
on 3/23/2015 4:08:00 PM
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Eyes: Brown
It's a beautiful foundation overall, and it applies quite nicely with a brush. It has a medium coverage and the finish does look silky and smooth. I have combo skin, and it is slightly too dry on my cheeks. Perhaps it is because of that alcohol is a main ingredient in this foundation. You can definitely smell it when pump out of the bottle.
on 3/15/2015 9:17:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I am really liking this stuff. I'm usually a natural ivory tone, and the 5.5 in this is perfect - it is a neutral color. It covers the redness around the nose area quite well. It hasn't settled into any of the lines around my mouth, nose, or eyes. The finish looks like skin. You cannot tell it is makeup, it blends beautifully and hasn't migrated anywhere but where I put it, and that is without setting powder. It is very pricey, but there is nothing else that comes close to this. I've tried samples of Bobbi Brown which oxidized to a horrid orange, Makeup Forever which settled in fine lines, NARS which looked like a mask, Estee Lauder double wear, which irritated my skin and made me look 10 years older, Color Stay which doesn't cover enough, Estee Lauder max coverage which is too slippery, Max Factor Lasting Finish which is too hard to find, etc. So, the $20 more I spent on this is far less $ in time when you figure all the time you've spent in research, reading reviews, shopping, searching, sample collecting, testing, etc than the cost of just purchasing the one that works.
It is important to look your best when you are getting older, especially at work where age bias is rampant!
Update: I stopped using this. It didn't stay in place well enough and settled in fine lines quite a bit.
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This is the best foundation I have ever used, I have tried numerous foundations this is by far the best. It's lightweight, stays on all day and leaves my skin looking flawless 👌👌
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The Latest Political Plagiarism Scandal Defines Plagiarism Way, Way Down
September 19, 2014
Copying boilerplate without citation is plagiarism if you're a journalist. If you're a pol, it's part of the job.
The Troubling Case of Chris Hedges
June 12, 2014
Pulitzer winner. Lefty hero. Plagiarist.
Rand Paul Apologizes for Plagiarism, Not for Neo-Confederate Staffers
November 07, 2013
The worst thing you can do to Rand Paul is question his intellect or its honesty. Neo-confederates on the payroll? That's different.
The Real Trouble with Jonah Lehrer
February 14, 2013
Journalists love to bust one another for quantifiable crimes like plagiarism. But they have a much harder time dealing with intangible questions like whether a piece of work is any good. Jonah Lehrer's apology tour—long on analyses of his plagiarism, short on discussion of his mediocrity—is a pretty good case in point.


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The Struggle for Power in Saudi Arabia
Jun 20, 2013
As the gerontocratic rulers of the House of Saud plot to appoint successors, the inside fight to lead the kingdom is heating up, writes senior scholar David Ottaway.
Does Iran's New President Open a Path to Nuclear Compromise?
Jun 19, 2013
Will Iran's new president defuse the confrontation with the United States over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program? Rowhani has the credentials to bring a new spirit to the talks writes Michael Adler in Breaking Defense.
Top Egyptian Cleric Tackles Extremism
Jun 19, 2013
Grand Mufti Mohammed Ali Goma'a has warned that the rising tide of sectarianism threatens to tear Egyptian society apart. Egypt's highest authority on Islamic law has argued that religious leaders have a responsibility to challenge extremist narratives. He discussed challenges to Christian-Muslim relations with Bishop Mouneer Hanna Anis, the Anglican bishop of Egypt and North Africa, at a June 14 event hosted by the United States of Peace.
Tunisia's Jebali on Traumas of Transition
Jun 19, 2013
Hamadi Jebali was Tunisia's first prime minister after the 2011 Jasmine Revolution. Often compared to Nelson Mandela, he spent 17 years in prison for his involvement with the Islamist Ennahda movement. Jebali reflects on post-revolution achievements and failures and future challenges in two interviews and a public appearance.
Iran's Surprising Election: Has the Reform Movement Been Reborn?
Jun 17, 2013
With just about everyone expecting the need for a runoff, it came as a significant surprise when moderate presidential candidate Hassan Rouhani captured more than 50 percent of the vote. A late surge of enthusiasm and some key endorsements gave Rouhani the victory and seems to have given new life to Iran's reform movement. Haleh Esfandiari, the Wilson Center's Middle East Program Director, provides context.
Change May Be Greater Than Anyone Expected
Jun 17, 2013
By choosing the candidate least identified with the recent policies of the ruling system, a majority sent a strong message to the Supreme Leader and the regime, writes Haleh Esfandiari, in the New York Time's "Room for Debate" section.
Learning from Iran's elections
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The field of candidates may be limited, but the outside world can still learn a lot from Iran's 2013 presidential poll, writes Robin Wright in a ForeignPolicy.com op-ed.
The New Problem From Hell
Jun 13, 2013
"The commentariat is looking for ways to press the administration to act. Their arguments are largely correct: Syria is indeed a moral, humanitarian, and strategic disaster. But their prescription for action is long on generalities and short on specifics," writes Aaron David Miller in a Foreign Policy op-ed.
Iran after Ahmadinejad: What to Expect From the Presidential Election
Jun 13, 2013
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has called on all Iranians to vote in Friday's elections. Last minute changes to the field of candidates and new endorsements for moderate candidate, Hassan Rouhani, have created "buzz" according to a journalist in Tehran. Will this late excitement have an impact on voter turnout, and more importantly, on the actual outcome? To gain insight into the field of candidates and the forces influencing the election, we spoke with the Wilson Center's Middle East Program Director, Haleh Esfandiari.
Egypt's Fundamental Crisis of Legitimacy
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WiQiQi charging receiver is thin enough to slip under the existing cases ... without disrupting the design or wrecking compatibility with accessories.
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Monster Watts WiQiQi brings wireless charging to newer Samsung Galaxy handsets, without adding extra bulk
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You will not forget to charge your phone, or fumble with the wire at night. You will not pull the charger out of the wall to answer a call, accidentally break the connector, or drop the phone.
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The WiQiQi line of ultra thin wireless receivers add wireless charging to your Galaxy phone in seconds.
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Welcome to Gateway2NKU!
Gateway2NKU program is a dual enrollment partnership between Gateway Community & Technical College and Northern Kentucky University. The program is designed for Gateway students who intend to complete an associate degree at Gateway and then transfer to NKU for a bachelor's degree.
More information about the program can be found below.
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Listen to Northern Kentucky University Vice Provost of Academic Affairs, J. Patrick Moynahan, and Mike Rosenberg Director of Transfer Services at Gateway Community & Technical College, explain the new program.
Q. What are the benefits of enrolling in the program?
A. There are many benefits to the program:
Q. What are the eligibility requirements for participating in the program?
A. A student in the Gateway2NKU program must be enrolled at least part-time (6 hours) each semester at Gateway (summers excluded) and remain in good academic standing – which means maintaining a minimum 2.0 GPA. A student whose GPA is below 2.0 for two consecutive semesters will be removed from the program. A student can appeal for reinstatement once their GPA rises above a 2.0. Students also must select one of the "Academic Pathways" to a bachelor's degree – undecided students are not eligible to participate in the Gateway2NKU program.
Q. How do I apply for the Gateway2NKU program?
A. Applications are available in the Gateway Transfer Center. A student completes the application and returns it to the Gateway Transfer Center. Once a student's application is verified, NKU will send the student information about orientation, advising, services, etc. Students will then attend an Orientation on NKU's campus to receive further instructions. Deadlines for benefits eligibility at NKU:
Q. What are the costs of participating in the program?
A. There is no cost to apply or participate in the program. Some services at NKU, such as student health and parking, require an additional fee.
Q. How do I get academic advising in the Gateway2NKU program?
A. Students will have access to their regular Gateway academic advisor as normal. An NKU advisor will be assigned to the student at Orientation.
Q. How do I register for courses at NKU?
A. Students must have contact with their NKU advisor before they register for a course. A Gateway2NKU student is eligible to take their first course at NKU after earning 15 credit hours at Gateway. The student is eligible to take a second class after earning 30 credit hours and up to two more after earning 45 credit hours. The NKU transfer advisor must approve the registration and will assist the student with the process. Students may not take courses at NKU if the equivalent course is being offered at Gateway during that term.
Q. How do I pay for my classes at NKU?
A. When a Gateway2NKU student takes a class at NKU, they will receive two bills for that semester – one from Gateway and one from NKU. The NKU class will be billed at the current Gateway tuition rate. Students receiving financial aid must complete a Financial Aid Consortium Form, available in the Gateway Financial Aid Office, when they plan to take a course at NKU.
Please note: Students will pay Gateway rates for their NKU pathway courses. The bill for the NKU class will initially show NKU rates but will be modified to the current Gateway tuition rate once the student's financial aid is received. For questions about billing of NKU courses, please contact the NKU Transfer Center at 859-572-5547 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Q. Can I take courses at NKU without participating in the Gateway2NKU program?
A. Yes, courses may be taken through the Greater Cincinnati Consortium of Colleges and Universities (http://www.gcccu.org) – however, students taking classes solely through the Consortium will not be able to access NKU student services.
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Fire up the updaters, Mozilla has released yet another new version of Firefox into the world. Version 22 includes a handful of new features, bug fixes, and enhancements, as we've come to expect, but it also includes full support for WebRTC enabled by default. WebRTC stands for "Web Real Time Communication", and aims to be yet another nail in the coffin of Flash and Java Applets.
When I was in graduate school I took most of my classes over the Internet. For one class in particular, the ability to log into the Flash-based group video chat application was essential. As soon as the application launched, the fans on my laptop kicked in, and my CPU stayed busy for the remainder of the class. Flash has performed poorly for several years, and has always seemed particularly buggy. If I understand WebRTC correctly, applications like the group video chat I used for class could be built entirely with open standards and run inside the browser without external plugins, a clear win for the open web.
WebRTC is peer to peer based, and supports video as well as data transmissions. Future developments in this area are exciting, especially when we consider gigabit residential Internet access, or internal corporate communications. While the most obvious use is video chat, the capabilities extend beyond that. According to the WebRTC project site:
WebRTC offers web application developers the ability to write rich, realtime multimedia applications (think video chat) on the web, without requiring plugins, downloads or installs. It's purpose is to help build a strong RTC platform that works across multiple web browsers, across multiple platforms.
Mozilla has updated their BananaBread first-person shooter demo game to include WebRTC for multiplayer gaming directly in the browser. I took the game for a quick spin and was impressed by the speed and responsiveness of the controls. Now that games, video chat, and rich, immersive experiences can all be had in the browser using open standards, I'm having trouble thinking of a reason to keep Flash around.
Firefox v.22 includes a few other new features as well:
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THAT is the title of my favorite new wave song, I guess that speaks well of my age. But it also speaks loud of the growing sentiment of our citizens against noise pollution.
Walk in the downtown area and you always hear the noise of a typical urban area - the hustle and bustle of vehicles inching their way around, peddlers shouting the prices of their wares, and the constant chattering of people doing business in the streets. These I accept as normal noise of the streets. What I cannot stand is when they use mechanical means to amplify their sounds to try to get the attention of people who are still far away from their locations.
I remember once complaining about the loud music emanating from outdoor speakers of a burger fast food chain in Ilustre. Their loud music can be heard across the street and just imagine the volume if you are just passing outside their store. Why do they need to play loud music to attract people to their place? Don't they trust their large and bright signages to draw the crowd in? If I wanted to listen to their kind of music then I would just enter their store to enjoy the music but please do not force me to listen to your music if I am just a pedestrian.
Another case was when someone tried to establish an outdoor pub and restaurant near our house in Marfori Heights. How can they plan to put up an outdoor pub with live and loud music in the middle of a subdivision? Well, the zoning of their location was commercial upon my investigation but they were surrounded by residences so who should prevail? Of course the original zone - they can set up commercial activities as long as it is compatible with the ambiance of their surroundings. If they planned to set up an indoor pub with adequate sound proofing then the neighborhood would have even supported their enterprise. But alas they chose to have an outdoor pub so complaints poured in and they were never given a permit.
We now read in the local papers that there is now a proposed ordinance seeking to limit the noise pollution coming from videoke and bars. I have nothing against videoke and pubs as I enjoy listening to the music of local bands and local talents. What I am against is the senseless battle of videokes and pubs in some areas of the city which actually disturbs neighborhoods and even business. I recall the watering holes along Torres St a few years back where pubs were side by side, each with its own live band and all playing in full volume. I enjoyed the ice cold beers they served there but I just couldn't enjoy the music since it was just total chaos with all the bands each playing their genre of music simultaneously.
At night, our police are busy responding to calls from sleepy people complaining of banshees in their neighborhoods. I just could not understand why people can't tone down the videoke in their houses when it's way past bedtime. Just because the source of the sound is within your property doesn't mean that you have the right to sing to your heart's content, the issue is the sound. If you think that it is your right to sing and make some noise, well your right ends within your property line. So you should ensure that you do not step on the rights of your neighbor to have a good night sleep by confining the sound within your property only. So tone down the volume, close all windows and sing your heart out.
Now that noise pollution is now brought to the forefront with the banning of the "bora-bora" mufflers and the loud stereos of jeepneys, it is now time to regulate the unwelcome noise emanating from videoke bars and other commercial establishments. Noise should be confined within the premises of their business and should not affect the neighboring stores and neighborhoods. Let us have fines and penalties to cover the administrative cost of the enforcing the law to stop the ruckus.
These days, my sister tells me that her mornings are filled with heavenly music coming from our neighbors. We have neighbors who play the piano and the violin and they fill the mornings and afternoons with classical music. I once listened to them play Ode to Joy while I was sitting in our garage.
A few years back, there was another house in the vicinity that was rented by a newcomer who always played loud music into the night. Our neighborhood complained about the loud music but it fell on deaf ears (sorry for the pun). We tried complaining to the police who then paid a visit to him but peace only lasted a few days before the ruckus started again. A week after that, some citizen decided to take direct action and silenced the noisy villain with a much louder noise - about a half a dozen bullets thudding on the gate of the noisy villain. After that, peace and quiet once more reigned in our neighborhood.
If it takes the force of the law to achieve some tranquility in our noisy city then add my voice of support to that.
Published in the Sun.Star Davao newspaper on February 13, 2014.
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Reading over the appeal filed by John Freshwater is a rather amusing way to spend half an hour. For example:
Except that the case he cites, Johnson v Poway, deals with speech by a student, not speech by a teacher while teaching his assigned subject. Not even remotely the same thing.
Once again, an irrelevant precedent. The quote deals with designated public forums where individuals are allowed to voice their views. In that setting, the government may not pick and choose which opinions are allowed and which are not. But Freshwater was a public school teacher. In that situation, the state must discriminate because it is forbidden by the First Amendment to endorse religious beliefs. Teachers simply are not free to teach their religious views in a public school classroom.
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The University of Louisiana at Monroe's partnership with Pennington Biomedical Research Center's Institute for Dementia Research and Prevention is another example of the tangible, lasting value of a research university.
Volunteers, beginning with ULM President Nick Bruno Monday, are participating in an ongoing study that aims to identify the basis for age-related dementia.
The data collected from the assessments will be used as part of the Louisiana Brain Aging Study (LABrainS), which is the state's only brain aging longitudinal research study and is one of the largest studies of its kind in the nation aiming to develop tools for early detection and to develop preventative measures for treatment.
"We're excited to be a part of this noteworthy and monumental study," said Karen Kopera-Frye, department head of Gerontology, Sociology and Political Science at ULM. "We hope to identify the precursors to dementia and how normal age-related change affects memory, both short term and long term."
It's studies like these occurring at ULM and other Louisiana university campuses, as well as other important research, that illustrate why continued cuts to higher education are short sighted.
Our universities continue to be slowly strangled by a steady stream of cuts that have or will lead to less research like this important study.
This study is intended to help researchers understand how aging impacts language and memory in both healthy individuals and those who later develop dementia, Kopera-Frye said.
With that information, researchers will hopefully be able to identify precursors and early warning signs of Alzheimer's and other cognitive diseases.
When we diminish higher education's ability to conduct meaningful research, we might never know what could have been discovered on these campuses that could improve everyone's quality of life in the future.
The editorials in this column represent the opinions of The News-Star's editorial board, composed of President and Publisher David B. Petty, Executive Editor Kathy Spurlock and community representatives Kay Prince, Billy Haddad and Dan Robertson.


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Brown Wrote Letter of Support to DOT for Toledo Express, Airline Capacity at Toledo Express Airport is Down 70 Percent Since 2003
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Toledo Express Airport will receive new federal resources to attract new service to the airport and keep airfares lower for travelers and businesses, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced today. The funds will be administered through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Small Community Air Service Development Program.
"Toledo Express Airport has seen a significant loss in flights, with capacity down 70 percent since 2003. Ohio travelers and businesses depend on reliable flights to and from Toledo Express Airport," Brown said. "This funding will help reestablish some of the air traffic that has been lost in recent years and ensure that Toledo Express remains a reliable option for travelers in Northwest Ohio."
The airport will use the funds, totaling $750,000, to develop an incentive program for airlines to begin service at Toledo Express. This includes increased ground handling support and startup phase fee waivers. The funds will also be used to support marketing and promotional activities.
Brown wrote a letter in support of Toledo Express Airport to the U.S. Department of Transportation. That letter can be seen here.


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