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Fees subject to change without notice.
Student Expenses
Following are comprehensively outlined fees for students at the University who are studying for credit and noncredit in all areas of instruction. Included also are the additional expenses required for special academic services available to students and other miscellaneous fees, such as application fees. It is the responsibility of the student to know the correct amount of all fees, including the non-Ohio resident surcharge.
In any question concerning fees, surcharges or residence, it is the responsibility of the student, parents or court-appointed guardian to furnish such proof as may be required by The University of Akron. A student who is in doubt about residency status should consult with the University registrar.
It is the responsibility of the registrar to assess fees and surcharges at the time of registration; information given by the student at that time is used in the assessment. Each registration is later audited by the University auditor, and appropriate additional charges or refunds will be made.
All fees and surcharges are due at the time of registration or on the specified fee payment deadline. The status of the student as of the opening day of the semester or session will determine the final, correct amount of fees and surcharges.
An Installment Payment Plan for tuition and fees is available to all students.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition and fee information for Undergraduate and associate degree programs is available on the Office of Admissions website.
|Admission Application Fees (Nonrefundable)
|Entering postbaccalaureate or graduate
|Transient students (first enrollment only)
|International Students (non-refundable)
|Orientation Program Fees
|New Student Orientation Program: University Commitment Fee
(Confirms new student intent to attend orientation and enroll in classes for next academic term. Placement tests taken on UA campuses are included in this fee.)
|International Student Orientation
|Placement Test Fees: Individual retesting and external users
|Registration and Other Related Fees
|Administrative Fees
Assessed each term (all students except high school students taking University courses; transient, unclassified and special students; and undergraduate students who have completed 96 credits or more)
|Late Payment Fees
(charged to students who have not paid for tuition and and mandatory fees by the invoice due date)
|Co-op Course Fee
|Alternative Credit Fees
|Bypassed Credit, per credit
|CLEP, per test
|$25 (plus ETS fee paid to ETS)
|Credit by Examination (undergraduate and postbaccalaureate) per credit
|TestPrep Tutorial
|$100 per course
|Facility Fee
|Student Facility Fee
|$28.50/credit hour up to a maximum of 12 credit hours
|General Service Fee
|Akron Campus & College of Applied Science and Technology pursuing a bachelor's degree
|$35.70/credit hour up to a maximum of 12 credit hours
|Akron Campus pursuing an associate's degree in College of Applied Science and Technology
|$27.60/credit hour up to a maximum of 12 credit hours
|Medina County University/Center Wayne College
|$7.34/credit hour up to a maximum of 12 credit hours
|Technology Fee
|Academic Level: 0-95.5 Credits
96 Credits or More
|$13.20/credit hour
Audit and Non-Credit (Developmental) Courses
The cost is the same whether a course is taken for credit non-credit (developmental) or audit.
Miscellaneous Fees
|Audiology and Speech Center Fees
|Click here to view Audiology and Speech Center fees
|Career Advantage Services Fees
|All undergraduate students except students with 96 credits or more
|$3/credit hour
|Career Services
|Registration Fee for alumni and reciprocity (covers 12-month cost of employer referrals)
|Center for Child Development (Child care facility)
|Click here to view Center for Child Development (Child care facility) fees
|College of Education
|Tk20 Portfolio
|Counseling, Testing and Career Center
|Cognitive Functioning and Academic Achievement Tests
|Learning Disability Battery
|ACT Residual Test
|ACT Residual Test Standby ($20 plus $40 ACT fee)
|College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
|$25 (plus ETS fee paid to ETS)
|Educational Testing Services Fee
|(Currently $80; subject to change throughout the year. Fee is paid directly to ETS.)
|Correspondence Testing
|Miller Analogies Test
|Professional Consultation Fee per hour
|Individual Administration of ACT Residual Test
|Psychological and Career Tests
|Psychological Assessment (not part of Counseling - an independent test)
|Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADSD) Assessment
|CDs (For relaxation, stress management, etc.)
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|Dance Institute Fees
|Click here to view Dance Institute Fees
|Developmental Support Fees
|Charged to all students enrolled in Developmental courses
|$10/credit hour
|Engineering Infrastructure Fee – All Engineering Courses
|Infrastructure Fee – all engineering courses
|$20/credit hour
|English Language Institute
|Late Registration
|Application fee
|Materials fee, per level, per semester/8-week session
|Health Services
|Allergy injections
|Laboratory Tests (avg. costs for most common tests)
|Prescribed Medications/Treatments
|Visit fee
|ID Fees
|ZipCard Replacement
|Insufficient Funds Fees
|"Insufficient Funds" or returned check charge and VISA/Mastercard returns for Insufficient Funds
|International Programs
|Archive document search
|International Student/Teacher Identity Cards
|Processing Post-Completion OPT
|Replace Lost Immigration Form
|Guest Travel Abroad Participant Fee
|Request to retain Int'l Undergraduate Application
|J-1 Visiting Scholar Processing Fee
|Liability Fees
|Liability Insurance Fee, Student Nursing
|Liability Insurance Fee, Allied Health Technology/Surgeon's Assistant
|Liability Insurance Fee, Allied Health Technology/Other than Surgeon's Assistant
|Library Fees (Bierce, Auburn Science and Wayne)
|Library Fee (excluding seniors, Law School and Wayne College students); College of Applied Science and Technology associate students 0-95.5 credit hours
|$3/credit hour; $2/credit hour
|Photocopies and printing charges
|Overdue Materials
|UA students, undergraduate ($20 maximum)
|Non-University borrowers ($20 maximum)
|Cost plus $20 surcharge
|Fines for recalled materials
|Fines for hourly reserve materials
|$2/hour ($50 max.)
|Fines for daily reserve materials
|$2/hour ($50 max.)
|Fines for OhioLINK loans
|$.50/day ($50 max.)
|Fines for laptop computer late fee
|$10/hour ($100 max.)
|Archival Services
|Photograph for personal use
|$5 + costs
|Photograph for commercial use
|$75 + costs
|Research time by assistant (min. 2 hrs)
|Photocopying time by assistant (min. 2 hrs)
|$15/hour + copies
|$.25/copy + postage
|Film footage for commercial use (price varies)
|Research Service (1-hour minimum charged)
|UA students, faculty and staff
|At cost
|Research fee (charged in 15 min. increments)
|Nutrition Center
|Minimum Fee $5
|Initial Comprehensive Nutrition Assessment
|Individual 50-minute session
|Additional quarter session
|Additional half session
|Follow-up Nutrition Session
|Nutrition Screening
|Computerized Nutrient Analysis
|Group Sessions (per session, per member)
|Special Services:
|Indirect Calorimetry
|Body Composition Testing (BIA, skinfold measurement)
|Nutrition Education Presentation
|Menu Planning Consultation
|Computerized Menu Analysis (per hour)
|Food Systems Management Consultation (per hour)
|Sports Nutrition Testing & Consultation (per-hour)
|Athletic Team Performance & Recovery Service
(Includes three 50-minute group sessions, three screening sessions and two on- or off-season education presentations):
|Up to 20 athletes
|21 or more athletes
|$100 each additional athlete
|Nutrition Education/Instruction Materials
|Acquisition cost x 1.5
|(A sliding scale or the Health & Human Services guideline on poverty will be used if the client has no insurance and if the family income and the number of dependents indicate there is a need.)
|Off-Campus Student Services
|Locker Rental Fee per semester
|Damaged or Lost Equipment Fee
|Cost + 10%
|Student Judicial Affairs
|Administrative Fees
|Finding of Responsibility/Informal Writing:
|Agreement reached during Fact Finding
|Agreement reached through Hearing Board Process
|Disciplinary Fines
|Restitution for lost/stolen/damaged while in possession (max)
|Cost plus 20%
|Substance Abuse Violations:
|Alcohol use/possession/distribution
1st, 2nd, 3rd offense
|$50, $75, $125
|Drug/controlled substance use/possesion
1st, 2nd, 3rd offense
|$75, $125, $250
|Serious Violations of the Code of Conduct
|Violent/threatening behavior
|Drug sales/distribution, 1st offense
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|Student Recreation and Wellness Services
|Full details including the full list of membership and guest fees can be found at the Student Recreation and Wellness Serviceswebsite
|University Police Department
|Police Service Calls (for vehicle assistance)
|No Charge
|Special Events Detail (3 hour minimum)
|Police Report – 1-5 pages
|No Charge
|6 or more pages
|Fingerprinting – Students, faculty and staff
|All others
|Web-based records check: BCI only/FBI only/BCI and FBI
Parking and Transportation Fees
Complete student transportation information and instructions and costs of obtaining a parking permit can be found on the Parking Services website.
Students and employees who desire a twenty-four hours per day, seven days per week parking privilege may apply for a permit and be assessed an optional parking permit fee for such privilege. The University may limit the locations that such permit shall be valid, and may limit the number of such permits that will be issued per year, per academic term, or other period. Qualified residence hall students will receive this parking privilege pursuant to the terms of their residence hall contract, without the necessity of paying an additional optional parking permit fee.
Course Materials Fee Schedule
A course materials fee is assessed to cover the cost of instructional materials for some of The University's undergraduate courses.
- Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences
- College of Business Administration
- College of Engineering
- College of Health Professions
- College of Applied Science and Technology
Enrollment Cancellation
An undergraduate student whose financial account shows an amount due after their assigned due dates risks having all or part of their registration for current and/or future terms cancelled; however, non-payment of fees does not guarantee enrollment cancellation. If a student enrolls in classes and then decides not to attend, it is still the student's responsibility to drop their classes to ensure the proper credit toward fees for the term, as defined by the current refund policy.
Payment Plans and Options
Payment plans are available to help those students who cannot pay the full charges for tuition, on-campus housing and/or the meal plan at the start of the semester. To read more and sign up, visit the Payment options portion of the Office of Student Accounts website.
Student Health and Accident Insurance
All registered students taking six or more credit hours, doctoral students, ELI students and other special academic program students are eligible to enroll in a student health insurance plan offered by the Leonard Insurance Company on behalf of the University. All registered international students taking credit hours are required to purchase this insurance plan unless proof of comparable coverage is furnished. Visit the Student Health Insurance page located within the Student Health Services website.
Veterans Information
Full veteran information can be found at the Military Services Center website. The mission of the Center is to provide comprehensive enrollment and referral services to veterans and their families, making the transition to The University of Akron as smooth as possible.
Regulations Regarding Refunds
The Office of Student Accounts helps students and parents by addressing questions and concerns about refunds if needed. Complete details are located on that website.
Residence Hall Refunds
Refund/Release and Forfeiture Policy
A contract for housing accommodations at The University of Akron upon being breached by the student or otherwise terminated by The University of Akron is subject to the following refund provisions:
A full refund of room fees and the Prepayment under the following circumstances:
- Graduation of the student from The University of Akron;
- Academic dismissal of the student from The University of Akron;
- Non-attendance or complete withdrawal by the student from The University of Akron prior to the start of the Contract term (except the advance rental payment of one hundred fifty dollars which shall be forfeited). The one hundred fifty dollar deposit be refunded for new entering students and new transfer students when notification of intent to break Contract is received prior to the fifteenth of May for the following fall semester; or
- In the event mandatory or recommended participation in academic programs of The University of Akron requires the student to commute regularly beyond the Akron metropolitan area (i.e., student teaching or co-op assignments)
A partial refund of paid room and board fees, except the Prepayment fee, once occupancy has been established (e.g., acceptance of room keys and/or signing occupancy document) will be prorated beginning on the date the student officially surrenders use of University housing and returns all appropriate keys (room and apartment keys) to University staff and satisfies University-mandated housing separation requirements and procedures under the following circumstances:
- Cancellation of the entire Contract term after the start of the fall semester and subsequent spring semester; or
- Cancellation of a single semester Contract after the start of that semester
A partial refund of paid room and board fees when the student has fulfilled fall semester obligations and breaches the Contract for spring semester, except when under any dismissal or suspension. The student shall pay, as administrative fee for breach of the terms of the Contract, an amount of $200.00.
A student shall remain responsible for the full cost of the then-current residence hall Contract term if the University, it its sole discretion, terminates the contract:
- For reasons related to the orderly operation of the residence halls, or for reasons relating to the health, physical or emotional safety and well-being of the persons or property of students, faculty, staff or University property; or
- In the event that the student is dismissed or suspended from The University of Akron for disciplinary reasons in accordance with law or the rules and regulations of the Board of Trustees, or, if the student is suspended or placed on terms of disciplinary probation in accordance with law or the rules and regulations of the Board of Trustees, whereby such terms of probation prohibit the student from residing in University housing accommodations
Contract cancellations for a current semester received after the 12th week of that semester will be assessed the full semester fees.
The student is financially responsible for fees incurred through the date of such termination, dismissal, suspension or probation or until the student has completed the check-out process with the appropriate University employee, whichever date is later.
Notice requirements. All notices of intent to break this contract must be submitted in writing to the Department of Residence Life and Housing. If the student is under the age of eighteen years, the written notification of termination must be co-signed by the student's parent or legal guardian.
No-Show Policy. The University will hold a student's assignment until close of business on Wednesday of the first week of each semester. At that time the room will be reassigned, student's Contract will be cancelled and Prepayment will be forfeited, or cancellation fee incurred, whichever is applicable.


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Leicester are also interested. Plus, Barca to bid £25m for John Stones. Come on, he's not THAT bad.
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Letters to the Editor - 12/10/2012
Fences to mend with community
Editor: I agree with Donnie Collins' Dec. 3 column about the disconnect between our community and the New York Yankees' Triple-A operation due to Mandalay Baseball Properties' tragic mismanagement of pro baseball here.
I thought Mandalay was trying to deflate attendance, devalue the franchise and depress fans into apathy so that the franchise could more easily be sold and lost. It is otherwise hard to explain how an upper-tier franchise secures the most coveted player affiliation in baseball, adds "professional" management, and manages to perform at the very bottom. Mandalay changed everything and blamed the one constant - the fans who haven't changed.
There is no joy in watching failure, but it might give credibility to county management that held attendance levels, revenue and fan enthusiasm at a sustained high level for two decades.
Mr. Collins identified one critical part of the successful county strategy: build fan base by creating a personal experience with the attraction. College, high school and club sports, festivals, competitions and special events put fans of every age into the game. Mr. Collins noted that his personally playing at the stadium sparked a special loyalty to the place. That's a powerful link to build with potential fans.
Soccer, marching band championships and philharmonic concerts might have looked like free-standing events, but they were all part of a plan in pre-Mandalay days to market the stadium and draw a wider audience.
The other major foul that Mandalay committed was erasing our franchise history. Mandalay needs to restore our Red Barons history, recognize charter season ticket holders and preserve the proud history of community leaders who built the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre franchise in the International Baseball League.
If Mandalay restores our Triple-A legacy, then maybe we will forget theirs and give them a second chance.
Editor's note: The writer was Lackawanna County director of community affairs for much of time the county owned the Red Barons franchise.
Cliff one obstacle
Editor: While many people are talking about this "fiscal cliff," many don't understand that our current fiscal path is going to make it a lot worse.
This is because we continue to go deeper into debt and some day countries around the world will stop letting us borrow money. Then we will be forced to either drastically reduce spending and drastically increase taxes or have the government print more money. This will cause severe inflation and crash the monetary system and the value of the dollar.
Both of these options are poor. However, they are not the only options.
What we have to do to avoid the real "fiscal cliff" is to drastically reduce spending by cutting overseas military spending, entitlements and all other useless spending.
Locally it is reported that $300 million could be lost in social services and education. While I would like to see all big government out of these areas, the sudden change would not be good. The government must get over this mole hill and then deal with the real "fiscal cliff."
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congress is sending to the president a bill that allows military spouses to claim residency in the same state as their wives or husbands.
Military spouses lobbied for the change.
Under current law, service members can choose to keep their original residency as they relocate. Spouses say having that same right would prevent hassles associated with every move such as obtaining a new driver's license and reregistering to vote.
Moving is a ritual repeated nearly every three years on average for military families.
The legislation has passed the House on a voice vote, where it was sponsored by Texas Rep. John Carter. It previously passed the Senate


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Deruta 16th Century (ceramist)
Large dish with segmental border of plant sprays and scale pattern; in the center, a profile bust of a woman in a winged headdress, c. 1515/1540
tin-glazed earthenware (maiolica)
overall (diameter): 41.3 cm (16 1/4 in.)
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Conservation NotesEarthenware, covered on the front and edge with a white tin glaze and on the back with a pockmarked semitranslucent yellowish brown glaze overlying streaks of tin glaze. The painting is in blue, with golden brown luster. The dish has warped slightly in the kiln. In the foot ring are two holes, made before firing, placed so that the dish hangs slightly askew from them. There are kiln scars on the back and edge. The glaze on the front has crawled in patches near the edge. There are small areas of overpaint, notably near the woman's mouth.
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Backwards Birthday Party
Written all backwards.
Can use standard invites or use a thank you note for the invitation. Use the Invitation for the thank you
Decorations and Birthday Order:
Hang balloons upside down from their string. Print out a banner to read backwards, Streamers on the floor. You can turn your chairs around etc. Have the kids come dressed backwards. Open presents first, have cake then do games.
Tablecloth under the table on the floor and kids sit under table for cake, etc. Hang balloons upside down from under table as well. Also, when setting table, set everything backwards with cup in front of you turned upside down, then plate in front of it turned upside down and silverware backwards - vase with flowers put in upside down for centerpiece.
When greeting guests at door can mark with sign "enter at back door" and guests have to go around house to come in your back door. Greet with "good-bye, glad you came!".
Serve the cake first, then everything else.
We did upside down cupcakes. Used a dab of frosting on the bottoms to hold the candles. All the cupcakes were together on one platter.
Goodie Bags:
Tape the goodies to the outside. Or have items in the bags and let the kids wrap their presents to take home.
Scavenger Hunt: Make a list of items, but write the words backwards so the kids have to figure them out.
Clothes pin Into the Bucket: Kids must stand with their back to the bucket and try to drop the clothes pin into it.
Musical Chairs: Sit when the music comes on. All kids try to sit in the same chairs. At end all the kids pile onto the last chair.
Backwards Relay: Need one doll and two pieces of clothing for each team. Child must run backwards to doll dress it (backwards of course), then run back, backwards of course. Next child does the same but undresses the doll.
You could have a jar of jelly beans or something else and have everyone guess. The person who is the farthest away would win the prize.
Reverse of "Hide and Seek," called "Sardines." One person hides and everyone else seeks them, only as the players find the person hiding, they hide with them and the last person to find them is it for the next round.
INSIDE OUT PIÑATAS: Have enough balloons blown up for each person to have one (have extras to replace popped ones). Dump a huge bag of wrapped candy on the floor, give each child access to scotch tape, and let them cover their balloons with candy. Voila--an inside out piñata!
Call the kids by their backwards names
OBSTACLE COURSE: Set up an obstacle course and number each. Have the children run backwards and in backwards numerical order. Time each child and after all are finished, reward the one who took the longest time to finish. Do not announce that this is how you are going to reward or they won't try to finish first!
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ESKRITT, Leslie Joseph
Joe ESKRITT passed away at his home on the morning of February 7, 2008. Beloved husband of Diana ESKRITT who predeceased him in September. Devoted father of Jodi Ann and Ian Joseph (Jeremy Lin EVANS- ESKRITT) and proud grandfather of Keagan Leslie and Loghan Dawn. Brother of Jeanette (George POAG), Nita (Jack VICARY) and Susan (Peter TANNER.) The family wishes to thank everyone for their continued support through Dad's illness. Memorial Service will be held in the chapel of James Reid Funeral Home, Cataraqui Chapel (1900 John Counter Blvd) on Saturday, February 16, 2008 at 3 p.m. Reception to follow in the James Reid Reception Centre. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Multiple Sclerosis Society or ALS Society would be appreciated by the family. www.jamesreidfuneralhome.com
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June 18, 2001 In loving memory of a Husband and Father to his three children and Special Papa to his five grandchildren. Time passes, but memories and laughter stay. Quietly remembered every day. The DI POALA Families.
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Circa 1890. This five-story row house was once the home to Colonel Biddle of the Union Army. Abacrombie Inn includes 12 guest rooms with English appointments. (more)
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Darkstalkers Resurrection Launch Trailer Embraces the Dark
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Here's the launch trailer for Darkstalkers Resurrection, the latest of Capcom's 2D fighters to be dusted off and re-released.
Except, as we know, Darkstalkers Resurrection isn't one game, it's two, bringing together Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge and Darkstalkers 3 in one package with GGPO netcode, HD filtering, YouTube uploads and a smattering of other guff.
Darkstalkers Resurrection hits XBLA on March 13th, for 1200 MSP. Watch the launch trailer below.


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18 September 2014
Have you got the snap factor?
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Cash prizes for the best entries.
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C-6 International Programs and Studies Committee
Chair: Kenneth J. Hale Vice Chair: Joseph Straubhaar Chair Elect: Joseph Straubhaar
Minutes (PDF): October 26.
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FUNCTION: To advise the Faculty Council and the executive vice president and provost on policies and procedures pertinent to the development, implementation, and operation of international programs at the University and pedagogical and research programs involving overseas study and/or work with internationally oriented agencies.
COMPOSITION: At least five members of the General Faculty and two students. Student members shall be appointed by the president in the fall from a panel of names submitted by the appropriate student committee. In addition, every year the chair of the Faculty Council shall appoint two members of the Faculty Council for one-year terms as members of the committee. At least one faculty member of the committee shall be a member of a foreign language department. The committee shall elect its own chair and vice chair, who shall be members of the General Faculty.The president, through delegation of authority to the executive vice president and provost, shall appoint annually, as administrative advisors without vote, the vice provosts for undergraduate studies and for graduate studies, one person selected from the academic associate deans of the colleges and schools, one person selected from among the directors of UT Austin area studies centers, and one person selected from among the assistants to the UT Austin administration in the area of international programs and student services related thereto.
Members, 2009-10: Ali, Samer M. 2009-2011 associate professor, Middle Eastern studies Belgum, Kirsten L. 2008-2010 associate professor, Germanic studies Ferreira, Paulo J. 2009-2011 assistant professor, mechanical engineering Hale, Kenneth J. 2008-2010 professor, art and art history Straubhaar, Joseph 2008-2010 professor, radio-television-film
Faculty Council Appointees: Cullingford, Elizabeth 2009-2010 professor, English Hake, Sabine 2009-2010 professor, Germanic studies
Two Students: Foreman, Sophie Lydia 2009-2010 Student Government representative Patel, Geera C. 2009-2010 Student Government representative
Administrative Advisors: Abraham, Itty ex officio director, South Asia Institute Ellzey, Janet ex officio vice provost Hamir, Heather Barclay ex officio assistant director, International Office Rodriguez, Victoria ex officio vice provost, graduate studies TBD ex officio Austin administration from the area of international programs and student services


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Back to the subject at hand. . .
Fatsoforgotso, your dog situation is what I call "repeat offenders". You know their bad habits; you know where they are. Good 'ol household ammonia in a squirt bottle does the trick. Once dosed, they'll remember. Everyone walks away safely. Reading some of the posts above, occurs to me a little virtual ammonia might be good.


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by Josh Bernoff Is a recession coming? Don't ask me -- I'm not an economist, and even the economists don't really know. But if it's anything like the last recession, advertising will plummet and experimental media will crater. (In the 2001 recession, US advertising dropped 9% and Internet advert...


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Catherine C. Marshall
June 2011
Starting in the early 1990s, three generations of ebooks have quietly paved the way for a fourth generation, one that emphasizes the social side of reading. The first generation of ebooks focused on multimedia and the direct advantages of reading on a computer. The second generation explored the mobile form-factor of reading hardware. The third generation—the first to gain widespread adoption—emphasized three concurrent technology advances: light, relatively inexpensive mobile computers; better battery technology; and higher resolution, lower power displays, as well as the availability of far more content. Now we are ready for a fourth generation, one that acknowledges the social aspects of reading. In particular, a fourth generation of ebooks will highlight two new perspectives: (1) reading together (i.e. using ebooks as a focal point of synchronous activities) and (2) reading as a productive activity (i.e. using the collective social data that results from reading as the basis for beyond-paper functionality). This talk will explore how we got to where we are today, and where we're going next.
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The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV, the Seattle Auto Show and Brandi Carlile at Benaroya Hall make the list of things to do in the week of Nov. 18.
'Tales of the Night'
French animator Michel Ocelot has mastered his signature "shadow puppet" style in this visually dazzling series of six fairy tales, each featuring a young hero who must pass crucial tests to achieve an ultimate goal. Now playing at SIFF Cinema at the Uptown. In French, with English subtitles. For Jeff Shannon's three-star review, go to www.seattletimes.com/movies.
- Students seeking sugar daddies for tuition, rent
- What's the top spelling 'mistake' in Washington state? The answer could make you sick
- Seattle-based seafood company shuts down
- UW receiver Isaiah Renfro opens up about depression, announces he's leaving team
- So the NRA sends a questionnaire to a Seattle state senator ...
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'Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade'
Kick off your Turkey Day with the annual parade of floats, marching bands and giant balloons (and maybe a visitor from the North Pole) from the streets of New York City. Matt Lauer, Savannah Guthrie and Al Roker are hosts. 9 a.m. Thursday on NBC.
Mulleady's Irish Pub
It's all the Southern food and whiskey you can consume, as Mulleady's Irish Pub in Magnolia hosts a feast and opens up the good bottles, including the acclaimed Whistlepig rye. Admission of $40 includes all the booze and food. Starts at 6 p.m. Nov. 18, Mulleady's, 3055 21st. Ave. W. (206-283-8843 or www.mulleadyspub.com).
Paratii Craft Bar
How does beer taste when aged? Find out Monday at Paratii bar in Ballard, where sour beers aged in Sangiovese wine barrels can be sampled (4 oz pour) along with a plate of Brazillian Cosido for $17.5463 Leary Ave. NW, Seattle (206 420-7406 or www.paratiicraftbar.com).
Seattle Auto Show
Display of hundreds of new 2013 cars from all major makers, exotic cars, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 18, CenturyLink Field Event Center, 800 Occidental Ave. S., Seattle; $10-$12 ages 12 and younger free with adult (www.seattleautoshow.com).
Pop music
Brandi Carlile
Seattle's favorite pop-country belter, whose most recent release, "Bear Creek," is a jewel, teams up with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra for three nights. 8 p.m. Nov. 23-25 at Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle; $67-$117 (206-215-4747 or www.seattlesymphony.org).
Taj Mahal
The froggy-voiced blues man draws not just from the Delta and the Piedmont, but from the whole expanse of the African diaspora from North to South America. Taj Mahal makes his annual Thanksgiving appearances at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday-Saturday and at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 18, 20 and 25. Dimitriou's Jazz Alley, 2033 Sixth Ave., Seattle; $33.50 (206-441-9729 or www.jazzalley.com).
'The Wizard of Oz'
Go off to see the Wizard via this version of the L. Frank Baum story adapted for the Royal Shakespeare Company. Through Jan. 6, 2013, Seattle Children's Theatre, 201 Thomas St., Seattle; $20-$36 (206-441-3322 or sct.org).
'A Christmas Carol'
John Langs directs this classic Dickens tale, with local stage veterans R. Hamilton Wright and Jeff Steitzer alternating in the role of Scrooge and newcomer Leslie Law as Ghost of Christmas Present. Friday-Dec. 30, ACT Theatre, 700 Union St., Seattle; $27-$55 (206-292-7676 or www.acttheatre.org).
Literary events
Poetry Northwest Fall Social
Poetry, jazz, beer. What could be better? Experience all three at literary magazine Poetry Northwest's fall social — jazz by the Shawn Mickleson Quartet and readings by Julie Larios, Megan Snyder-Camp, Laura McKee, and Kary Wayson. At 8 p.m. Tuesday, at the Naked City Brewery & Taphouse, 8564 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle; free (206-838-6299 or www.nakedcitybrewing.com).
Visual arts
Never ones to shy away from adventure, local artists Amanda Manitach and Ryan Molenkamp experimented with "mutual destruction, elaboration, and collaboration," plus some loud music and adult beverages, and came up with "Nights of Serious Drinking." See their videos, drawings and installations 4 p.m.-midnight Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays and 4 p.m.-1 a.m. Fridays-Saturdays through Dec. 8 at Vermillion, 1508 11th Ave., Seattle (206-709-9797 or vermillionseattle.com).
Tacoma Art Museum
Did you know Andy Warhol once proposed adorning the Tacoma Dome with a giant floral painting? In honor of the 30th anniversary of that idea, TAM is displaying more than 100 works by Warhol, including paintings, photographs and screen prints from his "Flower" series. Flower power, indeed. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays (until 8 p.m. Thursdays) through Feb. 10, 2013. Tacoma Art Museum, 1701 Pacific Ave., Tacoma; $8-$10 (253-272-4258 or tacomaartmuseum.org).


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What would King Jr. say to Occupy Wall Street?
EAST LANSING, Mich. - The Occupy Wall Street movement has given social and economic justice the national spotlight, but activists could take some lessons from civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., according to some Michigan State University professors.
As part of MSU's MLK Jr. commemoration, the College of Arts and Letters will sponsor a panel discussion about what OWS might learn from King's examples of justice, nonviolent protest and fight for racial equality. The free public event will take place from 7 to 9 p.m. Jan. 16 in 105 Kedzie Hall.
Panelists include Terrion Williamson, assistant professor, African American literature and cultural studies; Ken Harrow, professor, African literature and cinema; Todd Hedrick, assistant professor of philosophy; and MSU senior Rebecca Farnum, who was recently named a 2012 Marshall Scholar.
Like MLK's civil rights movement, at the center of Occupy Wall Street are issues of class divisions. But the movement has been criticized for perpetuating racially insensitive rhetoric and lacking diversity in its leadership, the panelists said. As such, OWS protestors could be inspired by King's understanding of the significance of race in the United States.
MSU will host a variety of MLK celebration events this weekend through Jan. 16.


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Two-year starter Travis Wilson is one of six QB candidates in spring camp.
March 14, 2014
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* In the offseason, Kyle Whittingham added special teams' coordinator to his head coaching duties. It's not a new concept at Utah: Whittingham's predecessor Urban Meyer did so from 2003-04.
* Aaron Roderick will coach the quarterbacks in 2014 after nine years with Utah's receivers. Before coming to the U. in 2005, Roderick coached the QBs at Southern Utah from 2003-2004.
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At the same moment ClickonWales went live last Friday afternoon I was putting the finishing touches to the Spring 2010 issue of our journal Agenda, which will land on IWA members' doorsteps in about ten days or so. Of course, the timing was pure coincidence, but it led me to reflect on the diverging worlds of print and online publishing. Much of the content that you'll see on ClickonWales is similar or even, in some cases, the same as you'll read in Agenda. However, the rhythm and processes are completely different.
Agenda appears three times a year, though often it feels like much more than that. Planning the content can take up to a year, with a gestation period for some articles taking more than three issues. Many pieces are based on presentations people give at IWA conferences. Others are prompted by significant news developments or emerge out of conversations with people I happen to bump into. Encouragingly, a growing number of authors contact the IWA with ideas. The challenge always is to ensure that each issue has an eclectic spread of themes and perspectives, covering the economy, politics, education, housing, health, the environment, science, culture, communications, and European and international affairs.
As editor I particularly value informed opinion, writers who have something to say and a strong point of view about it. That's why the journal always opens with an Opinion piece. The current issue has the Archbishop of Wales, Barry Morgan, explaining why he finds no contradiction in a man of the cloth being heavily involved in politics. The forthcoming issue has Graham Meadows, former Director General of the European Commission's Regional Directorate, telling Welsh policymakers in Cardiff Bay that they'd better get their skates on if they want to influence the next round of Convergence Funding. In recent issues we've introduced an 'Outlook' section which gives space for shorter opinion pieces, often on the same theme but from contrasting viewpoints.
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The body has not yet be identified. The Thomas County Sheriff's Office says the crime lab in Macon, Georgia is waiting on medical report from the medical examiner's office in Broward County before the body can be identified. TCSO believes they have an idea of the identity, but will not release the name until results prove positive.
Stay with WCTV for more on the story.
Eyewitness News spoke with the Thomas County Sheriff's Office today, December 15. TCSO is still waiting on the autopsy report to be completed. They are in the process of comparing dental records.
No wounds were found on the body, and the autopsy shows that there was no foul play involved. It is suspected that the body was lying on the property off of Highway 84 West outside of Thomasville for two to three months.
Stay with WCTV as more details are released.
[UPDATE 12/14/10 at 11:32 AM]
The Thomas County Sheriff's Office says the body found last week is next in line for an autopsy.
TCSO says they hope the examination will provide both the identity of the man and his cause of death.
The body was found just off Highway 84 West outside of Thomasville last week (12/9) by landowners walking in woods on their property.
Authorities say the body appears to be that of a white man in his mid-40s to late-50s, and say the body had been in the same location for weeks before it was discovered. They say an ID found on the man could possibly link him to Plantation, FL.
[LAST UPDATED 12/10/10 at 2:51 PM]
The Thomas County Sheriff's Office says they are still investigating the case of a body found yesterday afternoon (12/9) around 4:50 PM.
TCSO says the body was found by landowners while they were walking through some woods on their property, just outside Thomasville on Highway 84 West.
Deputies say they believe the body to be a white man in his mid-40s to early-50s. They say an ID found on the body links the man to Plantation, FL, but they have not yet released the man's identity.
TCSO says an autopsy will be conducted soon and will determine whether foul play or natural causes were involved in the individual's death.
Thomas County, GA - Thomas County sheriff's deputies discovered a body around 4:50 PM today (12-9) in a wooded area off of Hwy 84 East.
Lt. Steven Jones of TCSO says the body is believed to possibly be a Plantation Florida man.
The discovery was made by the land owners and reported to the Sheriff's Office.
It appears the body has been there for several weeks. The cause of death is unknown at this time.
WCTV will bring more information as it becomes available.


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Etnies Skatepark Of Lake Forest: Movie Trailer
Just the thought of your child taking dangerous chances is enough to turn a Mother's hair gray, but when it comes to Skateboarding, how could it not be Every Mother's Worst Nightmare?
Our son broke three bones while skateboarding, including his scapula. Who the hell breaks a scapula? He did!
If your child is going to skateboard, at least let them do it the right way. The Etnies Skate Park in Lake Forest, California give lessons and will even host Birthday Parties.
It was Best Skatepark 2011 and received the #1 Family Friendly Reader's Choice 2011 award from OCParenting Magazine.
Check out their website at: www.etniesskatepark.com to see REAL ACTION VIDEO, A VIRTUAL TOUR and to get all the details. Have FUN at the Etnies Skatepark.
Let's face it, Skateboarding is dangerous and this video makes it seem a bit scary. But, we're only young once and luckily young bones heal quickly.
Skateboarding doesn't have to be scary and neither does buying or selling a house.
All you need is an qualified skateboard trainer or An Experienced Real Estate Agent.


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//film set on Yonge St in Toronto.
This week, the Hulk sequel was filming their big action scene in Toronto and part of Yonge Street was transformed into Harlem, New York. Yep, they even recreated the famed Apollo Theatre neons on one of the building facades. I'll post a few more photos to Flickr over the weekend.
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The idea for this novel came from a story on the radio, a true story, which, even in blistering heat, heavily pregnant, in a traffic jam on Park Lane, sent a shiver down my spine. The programme was about the animals who'd given their lives during the Great War and was broadcast around the time that the memorial to them was erected on Park Lane. Through my car window I could see that memorial as I listened. This was the story that I heard.
During one of the war's most horrifying battles, the German siege of Verdun, a French garrison was trapped, surrounded by enemy guns. This garrison, having run out of ammunition and food, was on the point of losing all hope when one soldier spotted something strange and dreadful racing towards them: an angel or perhaps a devil - black, with wings, a massive head and huge, strange eyes. As the form moved closer the desperate men realized that what they were seeing was a dog and a dog they knew well, Satan, a black greyhound collie mongrel. What had appeared to be bug eyes was a gas mask, and the wings two wicker baskets on either side of his back.
Satan had almost reached his master Duvalle, when the men saw him lurch sideways and fall. The French author, Terhune, a witness, writes "A German bullet had found him. He staggered to his feet, reeling and dizzy. For an instant he seemed to have lost his way. Then he settled into that steady run again."
Another bullet tore into his leg and Satan fell. Stricken, Duvalle leapt up onto the parapet, and in full view of the enemy, yelled,"Courage, mon ami! Venez pour la France." At his master's voice, Satan rose and struggled on, trailing a shattered limb. He arrived at Duvalle's feet, delivered the precious missive and collapsed dead, riddled with a dozen bullets. On his collar was a message, pleading with the garrison to hold out, to wait for the relief that was being sent. On Satan's back, in each basket, was a pigeon. The French put a duplicate message into the cylinder round the neck of each pigeon, giving details of the position of the deadly German battery and begging for it to be silenced. The pigeons were released and the French garrison watched with bated breath. One pigeon was shot down but the other flew through the gunfire and on home. In the space of minutes, shells from the French artillery poured into the German battery and silenced it.
As if this wasn't enough to raise the hairs on one's neck, and to send one running for one's pen, I heard this story too.
An Airedale, named Jack, recruited by the British Army from the Battersea Dogs Home and trained at the War Dog School, was sent out to the Western Front. Jack's battalion came under heavy fire. If the entire battalion was not to be wiped out, it needed reinforcements and ammunition. No human runner would survive the barrage of gunfire in order to get a message out. One Lt Hunter slipped a message into the Jack's collar and said, "Goodbye. Jack. Go back boy. "
Jack ran off, staying close to the ground, taking advantage of whatever cover there was, running through deep swamp for over half a mile. Under heavy bombardment he began to get hit. A piece of shrapnel smashed his jaw. The battalion watched Jack stagger on. A missile ripped open his black and tan coat from shoulder to thigh, but still he continued, using shell holes and trenches for cover. His forepaw was hit and he fell. Jack rose, dragged himself along the ground on three legs for the last few miles, persevering, inch by inch, until he reached his master and fell dead at his feet, his jaw broken , his leg splintered. Airedale Jack saved his battalion that day, and earned himself a posthumous VC.
Before the moment I heard these stories, I hadn't known that there'd been seven thousand dogs killed in the Great War. I hadn't known that they'd served as sentinels, scouts, sentries, ambulance and messenger dogs. I heard stories of other animals, there on Park Lane, but it was the idea of the messenger dog, of his intelligence, loyalty and of the sense of duty that could draw a dog through gunfire, back to his master, that brought tears to my eyes.
The dog in my story is a messenger dog like Satan and Airedale Jack, trained to carry messages back to his master. Like Airedale Jack, he is an English dog, though, like Satan, he has the speed of a greyhound and the intelligence of the Collie. All of the events in his life are drawn from the lives of dogs that served on the Western Front.
A portrait of 3133 Corporal James Coull, with dogs of No. 3 Messenger Dog Section, attached to the 4th Divisional Signal Company, in a railway cutting near Villers-Bretonneux while operating with 12th Brigade. A Messenger Dog Section comprised sixteen men and fifty messenger dogs.


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Runners Believe in Ice Baths Despite Research Findings
In the world of sports, bodies take a beating. In response there are lots of methods to ward off the soreness that follows. One of the most popular treatments to prevent muscle soreness is an ice bath. As a runner, this is a very common suggestion given to deal with the wicked pain that follows a marathon. Recently, however, the effectiveness of ice baths was questioned.
Chris Bleakley headed a study regarding ice baths and their effectiveness. Bleakley is an author and researcher at the University of Ulster in Northern Ireland. Essentially, the research concluded that cyrotherapy has very little quality research behind it to back its validity and effectiveness.
In the study, people were asked to get into a cold water bath that was around 50 degrees Fahrenheit after they exercised. The participants stayed in the bath from anywhere between five and 24 minutes. Bleakley found that the participants experienced less soreness over the next four days, but he admitted, "it's purely a subjective feeling of less soreness."
Bleakley also pointed out that other treatments may be just as effective, referring to massage, stretching, and regular water immersion.
Perhaps ice baths are a chilly waste of time. The study points to this being a possibility. However, when it comes to a marathon and an endurance runner, the belief in ice bath effectiveness seems to be the standard.


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See Linn Mar defeated CR Kennedy on the 18th 63-58 in ot. Looked like a who's who for local d1 prospects. I see we have Kaylon Williams on our recruit list at CR. He had 23 pts and 7 rebounds. Grant Gibbs was in foul trouble most of the game, but Zach Bohannon carried Linn Mar with 32. Cimeon George also had a good game but I don't see him on the CR board as a recruit anymore. ?? Any insight on Kaylon?
****ing Lions... And the Cougars too, for losing to the Lions...
(Kennedy Class of '03)
Oh we will fight, fight, fight for Iowa State,
and may her colors ever fly!!!
In Accordance with Prophecy
Oh come on Linn-Mar is sweet. The basketball games were the best part about my time there. I was in the Class of '05.
Originally Posted by Flag Guy
****ing Lions... And the Cougars too, for losing to the Lions...
(Kennedy Class of '03)
Pretty much how I felt about it (Kennedy class of 99')
Originally Posted by cytech
Pretty much how I felt about it (Kennedy class of 99')
More importantly can't we all just agree that nobody likes jefferson?
I'm a Jeff grad! I like them. Don't care much to be honest.
Everyone likes Jefferson.
You better too.
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Sweeeet!! Payback from those horrible B-ball days of the 90's for Linn-Mar
(LM class of '94)
I was a Kennedy swimmer - I hate Washington and IC/IC West, though I understand they've finally atleast broken up IC/IC West's swim teams into two seperate teams like it should have been (Niether school had a big enough team to be good, so they combined their teams for a good team for a long time... didn't exactly make them popular with a lot of people...)
This is for those of you Linn-Mar fans who have some time to kill.
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Waiver Form (PDF) Emergency Contact Information Code of Conduct GHF application 2016
The Global Health Fellowship program was established to encourage Einstein students to participate in clinical, public health or research experiences in developing nations in order to gain a deeper understanding of how economic and sociocultural factors influence the health of individuals and populations; acquire knowledge about diseases that are unique or especially prevalent in these nations; and obtain insight into the organization and effectiveness of these nations' health care delivery and public health systems.
Students have the opportunity to participate in global health fellowships:
Fellowship stipends cover a good portion of the expenses; an estimated budget should be submitted along with the application.
MSIV's planning to conduct clinical projects should complete the subinternship prior to going abroad. It may take several months to arrange an overseas project, it is therefore recommended that you begin the process no later than December 1 of your clerkship year. Information provided on this site should get you started.
Notes on Uganda Senior GH Fellowship: The application for the 2-month Uganda GH Fellowship does not require a project proposal nor budget (see below), but does require a discussion of why you are interested in Uganda and how you see the experience fitting into your development as a physician. The senior experience in Uganda integrates a clinical subinternship in tropical medicine with a Community medicine Project. The Project is nominated by the Ugandan community and selected by (paired) student teams. Thus, a specific project proposal is not required for the GHF application. Also the budget is standard and pre-determined. You need only make note of these features on the application. Additionally, the experience integrates significant ambulatory clinic, which counts as the MSIV ambulatory requirement. For more information about the Uganda project, please contact Dr. Jerry Paccione.
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Other important forms: International Travel Health Clinic form - to be filled out and brought to clinic on day of visit.
Travel Visit Counseling
International SOS information: How to use and How to install app
SMART: Smart Traveler Enrollment Program - US Dept of State: Sign up before travel!
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Summer FellowshipTwo types of global health opportunities are available to students during the summer after their first year:
a) Summer Project Fellowships in Research, Community Health and Public Health- 4-8 week programs abroad; fellowship stipend varies.
b) Spanish language training/clinical experience (summer)- 4 week programs in South and Central America and Mexico with fellowship stipend available.
The Spanish program deadline is generally in December, and the Summer Project Fellowship deadline is generally in April.
Senior GH FellowshipA minimum two-month stay is required for fellowship support given during the fourth year. No exceptions are made. If the global health program includes training in Medical Spanish, this must be done in addition to the two-month stay. Application deadline is April 15th.
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Guidelines for Students Providing Patient Care (PDF)
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- 75 - 100 employees will lose their jobs.
- A number of employees will have their hours reduced. (This number will be released on Thursday.)
- A number of jobs MeritCare currently has open will not be filled. (This number will be released on Thursday.)
This means that MeritCare will be reducing its work force by approximately 300 full-time equivalents across the entire health system.
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Mark's Musings: America Should DESTROY Iran
by Mark E. Figs
Islam is a religion built on hate and terror and the days of Muslim bullying must come to a screaming, bloody halt.
Muslims are upset that Pastor Terry Jones has the courage to reveal their prophet Muhammed as a disgusting, worthless pedophile and responded not with civil disobedience or logic, but with violence and bloodshed like Muslims are apt to do.
And just today an Iranian senior official said that if the US aids God's chosen people (Israel) that Iran will respond with military force.
Try us. You'll be sorry you did, you Persian punk. To quote Clint Eastwood, "Go ahead punks, make our day." If Iran as so much THINKS about attacking the Red, White & Blue than we will respond with all of God's might and fury; the worthless Iranian civilization will be left as nothing more than a smoldering crater of Jesus-administered justice. A blip on history's timeline.
Muslim nations haven't contributed anything to modern society. Their days of progress and innovation are long past. Christianity meanwhile, is responsible for sanitation, prayer and the traffic light. America is actually an invention of Christianity and a fine one at that. When's the last time you've seen a group of angry Christians storm and destroy an embassy?
Does President Ah-moo-Idiot really think that his puny country stands a chance? He can't even make decisions without the blessing of a man in a dress. America has the NFL, MLB and NBA — our men are superior in all aspects of life, including physical attributes, mental fortitude, and flexibility.
So let Iran flex their weak, vile muscles. While I may never understand Judaism OR fully support the Jewish agenda (one responsible for the murder of Jesus, among other things) they ARE God's chosen people and thus I must support them. If Iran thinks they are strong enough to top Jesus' holy empire, than they have another thing coming. The streets in Iran will run red with the blood of non-believers, and I ain't talking about Americans.
Test us Iran, and your backwards will culture will go so far back that Noah will have to save it. And he won't.
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Music and photography are being combined for an artistic exploration of bluegrass at Artworks Around Town in Wheeling during January.
In addition, the gallery will offer a reprise of a reflective exhibition praised by visitors to another local venue a few months ago.
"Bluegrass" is the title for the new main exhibition featuring Wheeling visual artist Bernie Peace, who is a native of the Bluegrass State, and the bluegrass band of Wheeling Park High School. Gallery organizers said the show offers visitors "an inspired and different experience."
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After taking photographs like this one of Wheeling Park High School's bluegrass band, Wheeling visual artist Bernie Peace cuts those images into tiny slices that he uses to form innovative photo collages. His work, examples of which can be seen at top and bottom, is the subject of a January exhibition, "Bluegrass," at Artworks Around Town. The lead bluegrass band will perform for the opening reception at the Centre Market venue from 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 4.
The art show, accompanied by bluegrass music, will open in the Studio Gallery at Artworks Friday, Jan. 4. The Gallery Hop at the Centre Market site will begin at 5:30 p.m. and will continue until 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
The event is free and open to the public. Visitors will be able to meet Peace and hear his inspiration, the lead bluegrass band of WPHS.
As an added attraction for area art lovers, an exhibition titled "Growing Up in Black and White," featuring art by Wheeling residents Robert Peterson and Robert Villamagna, will open in Artworks' North Gallery at the same time. Both shows will remain on display for the month of January.
Peace, who was born, reared and educated in the Bluegrass State of Kentucky, said he has been inspired by "the marvelously well-coached and proficient bluegrass program" of Ohio County's public high school. The show at Artworks features members of the lead bluegrass band in Peace's newest artistic style of photo collages.
As a professor emeritus and a practicing exhibiting artist, Peace has continued his artistic career after his retirement as a professor of art at the former West Liberty State College. He has garnered more than 108 honors and awards from participation in 330 exhibitions. His work is in numerous permanent private and corporate collections throughout the country.
Peace's photo collages are impressionistic, creating a special and unusual way of looking at familiar subject matter. The composition of each collage opens a new venue or window for the viewer to experience the object of the photo.
Through his long history of artistic study and exploration of different media, Peace has developed a style that becomes more direct to the viewer, suggesting an individual experience with each viewer. Within artistic thought is the idea that the person who views artwork actually finishes the composition. "That idea fits this newest style of Peace's work," Artworks officials said.
"His love of bluegrass - the music and the tradition - are readily apparent in this newest work," an Artworks spokeswoman commented. "Going back to his roots in Kentucky, combined with his love of family and his grandson, Ben, Peace has created a very personal and loving show of his newest work."
The bluegrass program at WPHS holds a special place in the professor's heart. His grandson, Ben Peace, is a featured banjo player and vocalist in the lead bluegrass band.
Realizing the marvelous gift that the musical program is to the area, Peace decided to create this art show featuring artistic collages and music with the idea of helping the program and to do some personal fundraising for the bluegrass program. For each piece of artwork sold from the "Bluegrass" show, one-half of the purchase price will be donated to the WPHS bluegrass program for development of the bands, the artist said.


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Missouri basketball looks to rebound from Wednesday's home loss to Georgia. Mizzou returns to action Saturday afternoon at Auburn. The Tigers are number-21 in the nation at 12-and-2.
The Billikens head to Ohio this weekend to take on the Dayton Flyers Saturday morning. St. Louis is riding an 8-game winning streak and is coming off a 59-58 victory over Rhode Island on Tuesday.
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She was 15 years old--an accomplished student-athlete from a loving home, the kind of kid of whom it is said "she has the world going for her."
In November of 2015, her father went in to her room to discover she had taken her own life.
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Reflection from The Prologue of Ohrid
Moses spoke to the sons of Israel: "I have set before you life and death, the blessing and the curse. Choose life… that you may live" (Deuteronomy 30:19). There are some decisive moments in the life of men when, indeed, it is left up to man to choose between life or death. Judas, in a decisive moment, was corrupted by silver and he chose death, i.e., the sin of avarice [greed]. When the general wanted to elevate Marinus the soldier (August 7) to the rank of an officer (centurion), envious men accused him of being a Christian. The general permitted him only three hours to contemplate and to choose between life or death, i.e., either to deny Christ or to die. Marinus, hearing the words of his superior, went to the local bishop, Theotechnus, and asked him for advice. The bishop led Marinus into the church, stood him before the Gospel and pointing his hand, at first to the Gospel and after that to the sword which hung from Marinus' waist, said to him: "Choose courageous man, one of these two; either to wear the sword and serve the earthly king temporarily and, after death, be lost eternally or to become a soldier of the Heavenly King and lay down your life for His Holy Name which is written in this Book and to reign with Him in eternal life." Marinus immediately decided, kissed the Book of the Holy Gospel and departed through death into life eternal.


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LASD - HQ Newsroom (SHB), Los Angeles County Sheriff-Fraud Alert: Members of the public are being tricked by jail inmates and others throu
The public is being tricked by jail inmates and others through a phone scam. This fraud has occurred off and on for many years in different parts of the country. This notice was shared with the public by the LASD earlier this year and resulted in a major decrease in victims and potential victims contacting the LASD. There has again been a sudden increase in reports of this scam.
Members of the public have been calling the Sheriff's Department and asking to talk to a specific deputy, detective, or sergeant who had just called them. The real deputy who answers the phone explains they are mistaken, as the named deputy does not exist or is not on duty.
The scam begins by the victim caller receiving a call from a person claiming to be a deputy. This imposter tells the victim that one of their family member's has been incarcerated or involved in an accident. The imposter then informs the victim caller that their family member provided the victim caller's name as an emergency contact.
The victim caller is then instructed to call a number that begins with *72 (Example: *72-323-555-1212) to get the information they will need. When the victim caller hangs up and dials the number provided, they are told they have a wrong number.
Concerned for the safety of their family member, the victim caller then calls an information line (4-1-1) and asks for a number to the Sheriff's Department. They are then connected with a real deputy.
However, since the victim caller used the prefix *72 to initiate their last phone call, they have just automatically forwarded all their incoming calls to the scammer's phone number (These include collect calls from inmates who want to avoid paying for collect calls). The billing for these forwarded calls goes to the victim caller until they turn off call forwarding on their phone (usually by dialing *73).
If not careful, Victims can be scammed out of a lot of money in collect-call fees before they find this out.
Do Not Dial *72 unless you want to forward your calls.
If you have been involved in this scam, and you have already dialed a number beginning with *72, contact your phone service provider to learn how to shut off automatic call forwarding.
For more information regarding this scam, please read the below alert from the California Public Utilities Commission for further details, recommendations and recourse.
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*72 Phone Scam - CONSUMER ADVISORY
Consumers should be aware of a phone scam that can leave you with high phone bills. It starts when scammers call you pretending to be with the police or sheriff's department, public safety agencies, or hospitals. They may make up a story about your child or other loved one being hurt in an accident. They then tell you to call the officer at the scene of the accident by dialing *72 and a phone number they provide you.
By dialing *72 at the beginning of a call, you will activate call forwarding, if you subscribe to it, and all calls to your phone number will be forwarded to the phone number that the scammers gave you.
When that happens, you may be billed a charge each time a call is forwarded to the other number. You may also be billed long distance charges, including collect call charges if applicable. Calls will continue to forward until you turn off the call forwarding feature. In some cases *73 turns off call forwarding, but that may vary depending on which phone company and the type of call forwarding service you subscribe to.
By getting you to activate your call forwarding feature and providing you with a number (it could be to an expensive pay-per-call service, the East Coast, etc.), the scammers can then call that number by dialing your phone number and you will be billed the additional charges. Don't let this happen to you!
You may have call forwarding as a feature of your landline or wireless service. If you are unsure if you have it, ask your phone company. Also not all call forwarding is activated by *72. If you have call forwarding, find out how to use it, as well as all your other services.
If this does happen to you, call your phone company to dispute the charges and report it to the California Public Utilities Commission's consumer hotline at 800-649-7570.
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Partner to prevent or report crime by contacting your local Sheriff's station. Or if you wish to remain Anonymous, call "LA Crime Stoppers" by dialing 800-222-TIPS (8477), texting the letters TIPLA plus your tip to CRIMES (274637), or using the website http://lacrimestoppers.org
To receive more detailed, up-to-date information directly from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) via e-mail, register for "Nixle" alerts at www.Nixle.com or more directly at https://local.nixle.com/register/ and register for "LASD – Headquarters Newsroom (SHB), Los Angeles County Sheriff" and your local LASD station area. Or, text your zip code to 888777 to receive text alerts only. Standard text messaging rates may apply depending on your calling plan.
LASD - HQ Newsroom (SHB), Los Angeles County Sheriff
4700 W Ramona Blvd
Monterey Park, CA 91754
Emergency: 9-1-1
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I mean, how could we ever find the perfect gift for you, that in any way, shows you how incredibly grateful we are for supporting us and joining us in this movement?
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Nothing felt right. Nothing said, thank you for being here with us.
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We love having you here with us, so let's build a real community! So we did.
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A message board housed on site, so we can talk live about food, relationships, weight, parenting, dating, judgey mother in laws, our favorite bras, anything you want! Instant sisterhood.
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'May God make the Islamic resistance stronger,' says father of Hamas gunman killed by IDF, 'I have 10 more sons and I hope all of them die as martyrs'. Islamist group says $200 million needed for 'urgent financial aid'
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Mourning tents dotted the Gaza Strip on Monday as Palestinians gathered to remember loved ones among the 1,300 people killed by Israeli forces.
In Zeitoun, residents used donkey carts to take home basic food rations handed out at UN distribution centers that supply 750,000 Gazans, but some no longer had homes to go to.


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Novell's business Linux, Suse Linux Enterprise Server, will include an integrated Virtual Machine Interface (VMI) in future.
The free VMI interface by virtualization vendor VMware provides an interface between the guest operating system and the hypervisor. This boosts the performance of Linux guest operating systems in virtual environments. VMI is available as a patch for the developer kernel 2.6.21. Novell is now looking to leverage the performance benefits by integrating VMI with the Suse Linux Enterprise kernel.
Virtualization vendors VMware and Xen have also developed a para-virtualization interface dubbed "paravirt_ops" which is included with the Linux kernel. According to the latest reports by Novell at the VMworld Conference in San Francisco both the VMI hypervisor interface and "paravirt_ops" will be included in the next version of Suse Linux Enterprise Server.
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New initiative will address security and interoperability concerns around container technology.
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Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.
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Windows users will soon have native access to the Bash shell.
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