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Samsung Gravity T Review
0. phoneArena posted on 13 Jul 2010, 02:42
Samsung has added three new phones to their Gravity lineup, and the Gravity T leads the way. The T in this case stands for "Touch," referring to the phone's 2.8" QVGA touchscreen display. Other features of this mid-range 3G featurephone ...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. ace1122 (Posts: 237; Member since: 23 Mar 2009)
"Cons: high price for what you get" then you scroll down a few inches and see that you can get it for free. Nice.
2. oddmanout (Posts: 443; Member since: 22 May 2009)
Through indirect retail sellers, you can get it for free. Through T-Mobile, you'll have to pay $80. Wirefly, LetsTalk, Radioshack, Best Buy Mobile, etc. etc... they all offer phones at lower prices. Many free, even smartphones. However, the official price from the carrier is $80.
3. oddmanout (Posts: 443; Member since: 22 May 2009)
My sister got this phone last week. Its not horrible but its not great either. I recommended to her (and anyone else who gets this phone) to install Opera Mini 5 on the phone. The stock browser is trash.
4. mark (unregistered)
i think this phone is nice enough for what i use, which is just calling and texting. of course this isn't a smartphone so don't expect it to be mind blowing.
5. Joshua777 (unregistered)
Hi my name is joshua i had this phone and this is the worst phone i haved in my life....it freezes toooooo much....i juss wanna break it....the charging strength not soo good....so i reccomend DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE....I RATHER HAV A CHEAPER PHONE!!!
6. Tmw (unregistered)
I hate this phone!!!!! It is the worst phone I've ever had. I would have returned it within the 30 day trial but my daughter had scratched the screen trying to get the touch screen to work. It freezes up, the touch screen is not accurate, it powers off on it's own and the camera doesn't alway close on it's own, I've had to take the battery out to turn it off. I do not reccomend. HORRIBLE PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
7. lisainwarren (Posts: 1; Member since: 11 Oct 2011)
Junk! Querty keyboard is great but that's about it. The touch screen has never been accurate and now does not work at all. Luckily I have it insured and TMobile is replacing it with the Samsung Comet....we'll see how that goes. I do not recommend the Gravity T at all!!!!
8. jake (unregistered)
good phone ib want it i have gravity 3


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Your Cy Young Award Winner Is…
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…R.A. Dickey. And it wasn't close!
Buried in this New York Post piece about Andres Torres and Mike Pelfrey (short version: both will be non-tendered, possibly brought back cheaper) is an interesting note about Jarrod Saltalamacchia, currently catcher for the Boston Red Sox. Dan Martin wrote: The Red Sox could look to move Jarrod Saltalamacchia after… Read More →
No David Wright. No R.A. Dickey, and reportedly, no interest. No outfield. No one else. Have a good weekend!
Just announced by the Mets. More to come as I get it. UPDATE 1: Here are the quotes released by the Mets. "Jason is a great teammate, hard worker, stand-up guy, and true gentleman," said Mets Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon. "Like Jason, we had planned for the kind of… Read More →
Press release below. Please help if you can. METS AND CITY HARVEST TO HOLD FOOD DRIVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 AT CITI FIELD Food Donations to Benefit New Yorkers In Need Fans Donating 10 or More Items Will Receive Voucher Redeemable For One Pair of Tickets to a… Read More →
So the New York Post pointed out the silver lining, should the New York Mets fail to sign R.A. Dickey and David Wright to long-term contracts. The team would presumably trade one or both, and if that money didn't just go back into ownership's pockets, but got reinvested into the… Read More →
Greetings from an A&P parking lot! I am coming to you through the courtesy of the chain's WiFi signal. Hope some of you, at least, have more power than I do, currently. It's a low bar to clear. In Mets news, the team exercised options on both David Wright and… Read More →
Let's talk left-handed relief, shall we? The Mets enter the offseason with Tim Byrdak, last season's best lefty reliever, still recovering from shoulder surgery. Can he pitch in 2013? If so, not until much later in the season. This week, they removed Justin Hampson from their 40-man roster, and Hampson… Read More →
Look, for all the tsuris they've given us, the New York Mets are no tragedy. What Shannon Forde is going through is tragic, and you can help her. Shannon has Stage IV breast cancer, and the Mets are holding a benefit to help her pay expenses on November 1. Here's… Read More →
Just a note to let you know how to get your Mets-related baseball fix right now: move to Arizona. That may sound extreme. But a number of Mets farmhands are playing for the Surprise Saguros, and it's going to reach the 90s, with no humdity, all week there. So you… Read More →
Briefly, on a couple of questions that some discussions on Twitter seem to conflate regarding David Wright. 1. What will it take to sign David Wright? 2. What should the Mets offer David Wright? What we know so far is that the Mets say they plan to offer Wright a… Read More →
Just some basic facts and figures to keep in mind, courtesy of the amazing people at MLBTradeRumors.com. The Mets, if we assume they are letting Mike Pelfrey, Andres Torres, Rob Johnson, Manny Acosta and Fred Lewis go without qualifying offers, will be on the hook for an estimated $8.5 million… Read More →
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It has been my opinion for a while now that Bobby Parnell would be a perfectly reasonable option to close games for the New York Mets. Parnell, who turned 28 last month, just concluded a fine 2012 season. Throwing exclusively fastballs (at 95.7 MPH) and curveballs (at 82.8 MPH), he… Read More →


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STUDENTS at Farmor's celebrated fantastic GCSE results this morning, as many relax and start preparing for a new chapter at the school's sixth form.
Pupils gathered in the Fairford school's brand new Learning Resource Centre, which was finished earlier this year, to share results with family and friends.
A high 75 per cent of students achieved both maths and English GCSE's at A*-C and 21 per cent achieved six of more A* or A grades.
Top performer Ben Eaglestone received six A*s and 5 A's and is returning next year to study maths, physics, economics and business.
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Apart from gaining the biggest sale of the week according to Billboard chart, Maroon 5's album also breaks iTunes record.
Five years span from one album to another apparently has worked out effectively for Maroon 5. After great success of "Songs About Jane", the band's sophomore set "It Won't Be Soon Before Long" quickly moved 429,000 copies in the first week of its release.
The new album is also regarded the most popular release of all time according to iTunes. A pre-sale of 50,000 digital download topped with a one week sale of 101,000 albums on iTunes has broken previous new record release. "The band's extensive fanbase has spoken: they clearly love the new album and special content exclusives available on iTunes," said President of A and M/Octone Records, James Diener.
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I'm having a hard time believing that another year has come and gone. Last year was not the best year, but it truly wasn't the worst. There are many great things happening in and around Little Falls.
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The Camp Ripley Veterans State Trail Committee has worked diligently at developing the Camp Ripley Veterans State Trail (CRVST) and the Mississippi River Trail. When the CRVST is completed it will become the longest, continuous, paved off-road bike trail in the world, with more than 400 miles of continuous trail. It will draw international tourists to downtown Little Falls.
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2013 WJC Preview: USA looks to improve on poor showing at last World Juniors
After a disappointing seventh-place finish at last year's World Junior Championship, Team USA will look to better that this year in hopes of taking home their first medal since 2011 and their first gold since 2010.
NHL-drafted collegians comprise much of this year's roster, but there are some high-caliber Major Junior players also in the mix. The United States returns three players from last year's squad – goaltender John Gibson (ANA), defenseman Jacob Trouba (WPG) and forward J.T. Miller (NYR).
Blainville-Boisbriand Armada forward Stefan Matteau (NJD) and University of Minnesota defenseman Brady Skjei (NYR) were Team USA's final two cuts. Earlier, Plymouth Whalers forward Stefan Noesen (OTT) was ruled ineligible for the tournament by the IIHF after the OHL handed him a ten-game suspension for a hit back on Dec.… read more
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Today we get to see the 4th new Hop Circus experimental IPA series release coming to bottles from Hi-Wire Brewing. This beer is an imperial rye IPA brewed with lemongrass as well as Citra, Mosaic and Centennial hops. This beer will be packaged in 22oz bottles and it will hit 9%-AbV and 50 IBU. Stay tuned here for release details.


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Critically acclaimed author Ben H. Winters delivers this explosive final installment in the Edgar Award winning Last Policeman series.
With the doomsday asteroid looming, Detective Hank Palace has found sanctuary in the woods of New England, secure in a well-stocked safe house with other onetime members of the Concord police force. But with time ticking away before the asteroid makes landfall, Hank's safety is only relative, and his only relative - his sister Nico - isn't safe. Soon, it's clear that there's more than one earth-shattering revelation on the horizon, and it's up to Hank to solve the puzzle before time runs out - for everyone.
©2014 Ben H. Winters (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.
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"Best one!"
I've read (listened to) all three books. The writing and vision have gotten better with each book. All thought the idea of a mystery set during the end of days sounds silly, you really come to understand that for Detective Palace solving mysteries is what's keeping him from going "bucket list." I found this story especially heartbreaking and original. I'd highly recommend this book.
"The Last Policeman series surprises yet again!"
Clarifying, thoughtful, powerful.
The Last Policeman is ont of my favourite Audible characters, and he doesn't dissappoint here. Self aware, honest, principle driven. A memorable fictional character.
He owns this series. All of it.
The last sections are amazing, clarifying the series.
So much to say, so little time and room. All I can say is, if you have tracked this series, this makes it even more worthwhile. Highly recommended.
"I love this trilogy...I really do"
All good things must come to an end. If you are looking at reviews to decide whether to venture into this trilogy, do yourself a favour. Get it now.
"Satisfying Ending, But Takes Goodwill to Get There"
If you listened to/read The Last Policeman and Countdown City, and enjoyed them, you will be glad to read the last part of the trilogy. it is a satisfying resolution of the threads that Ben Winters spun in the first two instalments.
But as a stand-alone book, it is pale. The story draws down on the goodwill that the first two novels established. The charming quixotic-ism of those stories becomes a bit strained here. Henry Palace gets just a bit too weird, unless you have already come to love him.
The last one, which I will not spoil by describing.
As the great mystery begins to be resolved and Henry's quest draws to an end, it actually pulls you into his world, which is about to end. It is a sad book.
The narrator, Peter Berkrot, departs from the verbal style he used in Last Policeman and Countdown City, and ruffles Henry Palace's easy calm. This Palace is hectic and talky, the annoying monologger sitting behind you on the Greyhound bus. I think it was appropriate to the change in mood of the story, but it was a bit wearing. I am giving full marks for the performance because I think it was a good artistic choice for a book that is, let's be frank, a bit hard to take.
"Its the End of the World As We Know It"
I'm so conflicted on the entire Last Policeman trilogy. I purchased each of the three books in the hopes that it would build to a climatic conclusion. On paper these books are right up my alley. The world is coming to an end, and Detective Hank Palace is trying to figure out what to do with the remaining months of his life. The first two novels (The Last Policeman & Countdown City) were both good entertaining short reads. Nice appetizers in between some of my more meaty reads this year.
Out of the three books World of Trouble is probably my least favorite. Its not a bad book but I just found Hank's motives and mindset to be completely unbelievable. The fact that Hank is continuing to be a detective until the very last moments of humans existence doesn't even make sense. He has this vendetta to find a sister that throughout the novels never seems to really want to spend the remaining time alive with him. I also never got the feeling that Hank was a real person. He always felt like an ideal of a detective at the end of the world.
There were some interesting moments but I was kind of left without any emotion. I'm just not sure the idea of a detective at the end of the world made for the best story. I think it could have but this wasn't it. Still its a entertaining short read and a journey that although not exciting was worth the journey nonetheless.
"Not much to enjoy"
The first 2 books of the series were entertaining, but book #3 was mostly just a series of unpleasant scenarios with no real payoff. There was far too much desperate whining, and I couldn't wait for it to end. Sorry. He's a good writer, but this is not a great book. I don't mean to be unkind, but I can't recommend this one.
"Pulls You Back In"
A compelling story which the narrator enhances with subtle voice. Quiet engrossing. A story which I will listen again.
The author is able to bring the story to a personal level. You know only what the narrator knows. And find out in good time. A very compelling read.
Have finished the Last Policeman Trilogy and glad I did it. A little resentful because each time I would start to listen everything else in my world took second priority. I would listen to the end.
Yes. Several times.
Enjoyed the book and the series. Still a lot of unanswered questions, plus a big concern as to What Happens Next. Maybe there will be another.
"Even better than the other titles in the series"
This final book in the "Last Policeman" series was satisfying on several levels. First, it continued to document the final collapse of society in the face of destruction, showing that different communities were reacting in different ways. The inclusion of an Amish community and their unique solution to the impending disaster lent a new twist to the usual apocalyptic scifi novel.
At the level of literature, I could feel Ben Winters improve as a writer across the three books. In this third installment, the characters were more fully developed, their longings and unfulfilled desires reaching out to grab my heart. I will admit that I got teary-eyed several times. Kudos to Winters for having the guts to deliver on so many levels.
[I listened to this as an audio book read by Peter Berkrot]
I really loved this book. Peter Berkrot really brought this book to life and had me on the edge of my seat. Awesome and highly recommended.
"Just, wow"
The high premise carried the story through am three books and Winters unique voice made every page awesome.
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Whenever a game places you in the shoes of elite fighting warriors as you mow down the countless number of enemies staged between you and your objective, you can't help but feel like a bad-ass. There is a problem though and if you have played any previous incarnation of the Ghost Recon series, you'll know immediately that your squadmate AI does not act like it should. You know, like highly trained special operatives with really expensive weapons and equipment. Rest assured though, in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier, the problem will be fixed.
In an interview with Xbox 360 World, a producer of Future Soldier, Justin Drust admitted that squad AI wasn't really the best in the world and would often times have the opposite effect of following your orders. Getting in your line of sight, not moving to your designated location, or simply firing at the wrong area. These problems, Drust assures, have been acknowledged and are being worked on for the next Ghost Recon game. In addition, you will no longer have to "babysit" your AI by sending them to cover if you want them staying out of trouble.
"We heard that. You know, in past games if you gave them an order sometimes they'd just kinda get in front of you and block your shot and it was like 'come on man!' Real world spec op guys know where to go and what to do and they're not going to run in front of your line of fire. We wanted to really improve that; you can still manipulate and micromanage them but if you leave them to their own device they're not going to be mindless AI that sits behind you anymore."
I really do enjoy the Ghost Recon series very much; the stories aren't bad, the gameplay is fun, and having a peek into the possibilities and potential of the military has always been fascinating to me. Yes, I have had issues with the titles, including the aforementioned AI issues, along with camera problems, hit detection, and a sometimes complicated control setup. Those problems haven't deterred me from playing both titles (and beating them on Hard!) and Future Soldier looks way too good to pass up.
Oh, and of course there's the co-op gameplay which is always a win here at Game Rant.
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At the USA Science & Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C., this weekend (April 26-27, 2014), IBM will be showing off its 3D printer in the National Geographic Kids booth, where a microscopic magazine cover just 11-by-14 microns will be shown (small enough to fit 2,000 on a single grain of salt). The National Geographic Kids will be receiving the Guinness World Record for smallest magazine cover at the show, which took IBM's 3D printer just 10 minutes to create.
IBM's microscopic 3D printer was invented in same lab where Gerd Binnig invented the atomic force microscope (AFM) and scanning tunneling microscope (STM) for which he won the Nobel Prize in 1986 along with Heinrich Roher (who died in 2013).
SwissLitho has already delivered its first NanoFrazor to McGill University's Nanotools Microfab Lab in Montreal, where it will be used to prototype novel nanoscale devices. As its first application, McGill created a nanoscale relief map of Canada measuring just 300 microns.
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Just in case you didn't grow up on the grounds of Buckingham palace or travel the roads of Darjeeling, we've prepared this fool-proof guide to planning your party so what is meant to be hot stays hot, and that which is cold remains as cool as can be.
Just in case you didn't grow up on the grounds of Buckingham palace or travel the roads of Darjeeling, we've prepared this fool-proof guide to planning your party so what is meant to be hot stays hot, and that which is cold remains as cool as can be.
Preparing all the tea for a tea tasting party may seem like a daunting task that few can pull off without ending up with a dozen cups of tepid tea. In fact, putting together a tasting board can be rather simple if you manage your time wisely, pool your resources and do your research before hand.
Picking Teas
Variety is key when it comes to hosting any sort of tasting: tea, wine, cheese, or otherwise. This is not to say you can have one or two green teas on the menu or several varieties of rooibos to taste, but your guests will appreciate versatility, especially if they discover a particular brew or kind to be, well, not their cup of tea.
Have a taste rehearsal. A day or two before, try a bunch of different teas before deciding whether or not to include them in your party menu. Pre-tasting and pre-brewing will not only prevent you from serving a brackish brew, but may give you some additional insight as to what to serve along side your teas, such as sugars, syrups, fruits, and so on.
When in doubt fall for fruit. Fruitier teas may not be the most refined or sophisticated of all teas, but selecting a berry blend or citrusy tea can simplify your menu as these naturally sweeter brews require less doctoring and tend to please a wider variety of people. Round these teas out with stiffer, herbal teas to appease the more hardcore tea drinkers of the crowd, but don't fret if a guest doesn't care for one of you tea selections, but instead find out what they didn't like about that particular cup, and offer them something new and different.
Well Equipped
Aside from the tea itself, there are a few things a host should have on hand when hosting a tea tasting.
For starters several tea cups should be acquired ahead of time so that guests may have their own for tasting the wares. Decorative teacups can be snagged for next to nothing at local flea markets and rummage sales, tea sets can be found inexpensively through tea suppliers.
To keep hot drinks hot round up an arsenal of teapots and tea kettles. This may mean asking a friend or two to let you borrow their tea gear. In the case that no one comes through to help you brew bring water to a gentle boil in small saucepans works equally well. Top prevent tea from growing cold, make large batches of tea in the teapots rather than per cup, not only does this keep the tea toasty and warm, but it affords you the chance to fill your guests in a little as to what it is exactly they are drinking, as you pour them a cup of one of your favorite teas.
Ice Ice Baby
When temperatures rise thoughts of tea tend to boil over. Iced tea is a great way to keep the tea dream alive, without adding any extra heat to an already sweltering day. Make large pitchers of different kinds of iced tea before hand, and consider trying your hand at sweet tea ice cream or other tea-inspired cool treats that will help you and your friends beat the heat.
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SAN ANTONIO — Kelly Irish never planned on falling in love that day seven years ago. But a friend called, saying a dog was at the pound and about to be put down, and pleaded with Irish to save her.
So Irish ran to a pet store, frantic, buying three different kinds of collars and leashes, not knowing what would work, as she'd never had a dog before. She always wanted one, but growing up, she and her single mom didn't have the time or money. So Irish had cheap pets; a mouse, a snake, a parakeet.
Irish couldn't catch her breath, she was so nervous. What am I doing? she thought, shakily signing papers and handing over money at the shelter. But then a worker brought out the dog — a Doberman named Libra, who was sick and old. The worker let go of Libra's leash and the dog walked over to Irish and lay down at her feet. It was an instant connection.
"Now I understand the whole 'man's best friend' thing," she said.
"I swear to God, we could look into each other's eyes and know what the other was thinking."
Irish became that pet owner she always scoffed at before. She painted Libra's toenails and put her in outfits. They went to the beach and Libra slept in the bed. But then one day, after five years together, Irish came home and found Libra curled up on the kitchen floor. She had passed away in her sleep.
Irish was thankful Libra died peacefully, but her grief was deep and fierce. She told herself that she would not get another dog until she had a house — and the dog had to be a chihuahua named Bubbles. She thought it would be good to have a small dog, especially with her fondness for pet costumes.
"When you dress up a small dog, people think it's cute," she said. "But when you do that to a 100-pound dog, people just think you're disturbed."
Bubbles sounded like a nice name, as Irish — who now owns a business handcrafting natural soaps — is a bubbly person.
A few weeks after Libra's death, Irish was on her way to Paws in the Park, an event in San Antonio that raises money for Spay Pasco, a low-cost spay and neuter program. At the time, Irish worked for a blood donation organization and was going to the festival to help out with their bloodmobile.
I'm not getting a dog, she kept telling herself. She knew there would be dogs at the festival for adoption. She wasn't ready — her heart was still broken. So she made the rules specific.
If fate wanted to intervene, it could, but on these terms.
I have to own a house.
And I have to find a chihuahua named Bubbles.
A few miles away from the park, Irish got a call from her real estate agent. Everything went through on a house Irish was looking at.
"You can sign the papers now," the agent said. So Irish stopped by the office and signed the documents. Then Irish, now a homeowner, went to the festival.
At the first table she approached, there was a tiny, spotted dog wearing a green vest.
"What is it?" she asked.
"A chihuahua," a volunteer said.
"Really?" Irish said. "What's her name?"
"Bubbles," the volunteer said.
And Irish sobbed.
She picked her up the next day and took her home.
But it wasn't immediate love, as it was with Libra. Bubbles, an older dog, was skittish and had health problems. She had rotten teeth and infected sores all over her body. Bubbles did not smell good. Irish couldn't hold her because of how much the dog's skin ached. Irish found out that Bubbles wasn't a chihuahua, but a miniature fox terrier.
After a few weeks, Bubbles got better. One day, Irish was playing with different names — Bubbles didn't seem like a Bubbles.
"Tinkerbelle," Irish said, and the dog perked her ears and danced. Whatever her name was in her previous life, it must have sounded similar to that name. Because she responded to it, her name became Tinkerbelle.
A year later, Irish adopted another rescue — a toy Manchester terrier who had been run over by a car. One of his front legs had to be amputated, so Irish calls him Captain Hook. She makes costumes for both of them and paints Tinkerbelle's nails.
She used to think people who treat their pets like children were ridiculous. But then she met Libra and, when she didn't know if she could love like that again, she met Tinkerbelle — totally different, sick, stinky, scared, small, a love that took work and patience but then one day, after months, she looked into her eyes and felt that same bond she didn't know existed before, in her past, dog-free life.
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By Brad Dunn
Paying the Price for Murder
The bandits who shot and murdered New Zealand yachtsman Sir Peter Blake during a botched robbery last year will have plenty of time to reflect on their deeds in prison.
In June a Brazilian judge found all six members of the "pirate" gang guilty of murder. The stiffest sentence fell on the gang's leader and triggerman, Ricardo Colares Tavares, who will sit in jail for at least 36 years and nine months. The other five each face sentences of no less than 26 years and eight months in prison, according to New Zealand's Daily Telegraph.
On December 5, 2001, the gang boarded Blake's exploration yacht Seamaster with the intent of robbing her while she was anchored at the mouth of the Amazon River. Blake confronted the bandits, however, and it cost him his life. The 23-year-old Tavares admitted to firing two fatal shots into Blake's back. The gruesome crime sent shockwaves through the boating community and sparked public mourning worldwide for the beloved 53-year-old adventurer.
During the trial, the defense claimed that Tavares was mentally ill when he shot Blake, but the judge disallowed the argument. The defense also argued that it was Blake who fired the first shot. The judge struck down the claim as well, citing evidence from the crime scene and the sequence of events that came to light during courtroom testimony. Moreover, he implied that it was ludicrous for the defendants to claim self-defense, since they were the ones who perpetrated an armed robbery. Instead, all six defendants were found guilty of latrocinio, "armed robbery resulting in death."
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If you're tired of relying on patience and luck to catch those prized saltwater fish, maybe it's time to let science work for you. The subtitle of David Ross's The Fisherman's Ocean says it all: "How marine science can help you find and catch more fish." By breaking down the myriad factors that affect fish in a variety of saltwater environments, the book presents a refreshingly logical approach to the seemingly chaotic sport of deep-sea angling. Everything from oceanic tides and currents to fish migration and feeding patterns is explained clearly to help you catch more fish. Ross, an oceanographer at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, lays off the science jargon and even injects some humor into the subject. His book is a perfect tool for those tired of merely fishing and ready to do some catching.
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Talk about sinking money into your boat: A Spanish company is turning old European coins into new boat propellers and other heavy-duty copper equipment.
When the Euro became the official currency of the European Union earlier this year, millions of national coins were taken out of circulation. Since then scrap metal smelter Elmet, based in Bilbao, Spain, has been breathing new life into the old money by recycling coins into basic industrial equipment, including propellers, computer chips, copper tubing, and electrical cables.
Apparently there's plenty of profit in flipping coins into something more useful. Elmet picked up tons of business--35,290 tons, to be exact--last spring by melting down and extracting the copper from millions of Irish pennies.
Scrap coins are not only easy to find in the newly minted Europe, they also promise to yield a pretty good profit, with copper prices hovering around $1,700 per ton. Other smelters are vying to secure deals to purchase old coins in France and Portugal, where millions of tons of retired money are available.
Though the coin-recycled propellers have not yet hit the recreational boating market, there's no telling how far this trend will go. The boat you buy in a few years may be literally propelled by money.
Another year, another tremendous success for the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Fishing Tournament. In May the 23rd-annual event attracted nearly two dozen boats and yachts, driving up donations for the Broward County chapter. In fact, 22 volunteer captains and their boats hosted about 65 children who participate in the one-on-one mentoring organization plus their chaperones for a day of wetting lines.
Underscoring the marine industry's support of the event, a dinner dance was held the night before in a section of the covered shed at Broward Marine. According to benefit director John Weller of the Allied Richard Bertram Marine Group, the dinner helped boost interest in the tournament.
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Each month at www.powerandmotoryacht.com we ask your opinion about hot marine topics. In June it was PWC regulations. We asked if you thought all PWC should be prohibited from certain bodies of water and if PWC restrictions made you feel that your boating rights were being threatened. It was a close race, with 53 percent saying PWC should not be prohibited and 58 percent saying you felt rights were being threatened as a result of PWC restrictions. Visit the Web site to find out this month's hot-topic.
As the war on terror continues to weigh on the U.S. Coast Guard and the international shipping industry, a recent warning from RIB maker Zodiac to its dealers signals new security awareness within the private sector.
In June more than 300 Zodiac dealers across the country received a letter from the manufacturer informing them that the FBI was concerned that terrorists may try to use inflatable boats to transport weapons of mass destruction.
"Zodiac has been mentioned, specifically and by name, in intelligence reports supplied to U.S. security agencies," says Ed Washburn, Zodiac's vice president of leisure sales, in the letter sent to dealers. "The FBI has requested that we contact our dealer network with this information and ask that you be on the alert regarding any requests that might be suspicious in nature."
The letter also states that the FBI has reason to believe terrorists were planning to attack areas of the marine environment in the United States, with bridges, barges, and ships as possible targets. The agency says RIBs are attractive to terrorists because they can carry heavy payloads, have a low profile, and are easy to hide and launch.
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The event is celebrated annually in New York with a street parade and will take place on 6 April this year.
Mr McConnell was ridiculed in the press for wearing a pinstripe kilt at last year's event and is rumoured to be missing it due to the general election.
The Scottish Executive will be represented by ministers Tom McCabe, Andy Kerr and Patricia Ferguson.
Finance Minister Mr McCabe insisted Mr McConnell's absence was not unusual and said: "There have been years in the past when the first minister hasn't attended, and there will be future years when the first minister will not attend.
"But this whole effort is about doing what's right at the right time and not simply going through the motions."
Mr McCabe and Health Minister Mr Kerr plan to wear the kilt during their US visit.
"I think I have the legs for it. Other people disagree, but we'll see how it turns out on the night," added Mr McCabe.
During the Tartan Week events, Mr Kerr will run in a 10km event, The Scotland Run, in the city's Central Park.
He also plans to learn more about the healthcare system on the other side of the Atlantic and will also look into how anti-smoking legislation has been introduced to the Big Apple.
Lessons to learn
Mr McCabe said: "His overall aim is to learn lessons that we can bring back to Scotland to improve our health service overall.
"Clearly there may be aspects that would not suit out culture here in Scotland but there have been previous ministerial visits to the US to look at some of the healthcare innovations."
Tartan Day is just one part of a week-long agenda of events to promote Scotland abroad, known as Tartan Week, which is due to begin on 1 April.
Mr McCabe added: "No-one should be in any doubt that the executive is totally committed to promoting Scotland in the US and elsewhere in the world.
"Tartan Week is a fantastic opportunity for a wide range of public sector organisations to work together and put Scotland in the spotlight.
"It is now well established as the biggest international celebration of Scotland.
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March 30, 2013
by Daniel Rathman
The Astros have a new plan for their minor-league starters, and the regular season is set to kick off with a showdown in Texas.
March 28, 2013
The Blue Jays have a superstar roster, but the decision to carry 13 pitchers leaves their bench extremely thin. The Royals will also consider starting Eric Hosmer in right field.
March 27, 2013
Devin Mesoraco will keep the backup catcher job in Cincinnati, and recent injuries could keep the Padres' infield situation fluid for much of April.
March 26, 2013
Potential roster moves could leave the Athletics and Orioles juggling multiple platoon options.
March 25, 2013
The Red Sox could put Jackie Bradley on the Opening Day roster, Shelby Miller appears to have the fifth rotation spot locked down, and the O's could deal Luis Ayala.
March 22, 2013
by Will Woods
The Dodgers may have a packed rotation, but it's a different story in their infield. It also looks like Aroldis Chapman's days as a starter are over.
March 21, 2013
Jacob Turner's poor spring might have him ticketed for Triple-A, and the Giants might be working on an extension for Buster Posey.
March 20, 2013
Ryan Madson suffers another setback, and Matt Hobgood is converting to relief.
March 19, 2013
The Diamondbacks are nearing a decision on their number-five starter, and the Indians hope to extend two of their young position players.
March 18, 2013
Dayton Moore's off-season dealings have left him without an adequate offense, and multiple teams are searching for back-up backstops.
March 15, 2013
The Rangers seem to have a plan with Elvis Andrus' upcoming free agency, and the Indians have several options to round out their rotation.
March 14, 2013
The Royals' rotation picture is becoming clearer, though the team is still clinging to all of its starters, and multiple teams are calling Brennan Boesch.
March 13, 2013
Roy Halladay had a disaster start yesterday, leading to questions about the Phillies' chances in 2013, and the Diamondbacks are shopping John McDonald.
March 12, 2013
Once again, the Mets have a starting pitcher with a beef, and the Dodgers might not be quick to sell on their bevy of starters.
March 11, 2013
The Padres and Cardinals are attempting to find creative solutions for their second-base voids, and Rick Porcello might have solved his lefty woes.
March 8, 2013
The Yankees lack options at first and third base, and the Cardinals are now down a shortstop, but the Dodgers could soon be wheeling and dealing.
March 7, 2013
The Cardinals will soon name their fifth starter, and Kyle Lohse will not be a Ranger.
March 6, 2013
The White Sox might be discussing an extension with Chris Sale, and the Cubs might have a suitor for Carlos Marmol.
March 5, 2013
The Tigers aren't prepared to bring in outside options for closer, and the Rangers are interested in Rick Porcello.
March 4, 2013
A pair of starters might soon have new homes.
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For airplane-phobic drummer Travis Barker, the gig required a quick trip across town in a pimped-out low rider. Singer-bassist Mark Hoppus flew 5,400 miles from London. And with sky's-the-limit rock-star gusto, guitarist-vocalist Tom DeLonge bypassed traffic on the 405 and helicoptered in from San Diego.
With the sun high in the autumn sky, SoCal's Blink-182 arrived at the Hollywood Palladium to find a punk-rock centipede, a line of heavily tattooed, extravagantly pierced and Mohawk-sporting fans waiting for the sold-out show.
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Tokyo's Aoyama Round Theater
April 8 and 9, 7 p.m.
Tap star Kazunori Kumagai has his feet on solid ground as he prepares his latest show in Tokyo. The 31-year-old dancer has just touched down in Japan after his first visit to Africa and a return to his sometime home of New York City.
Hailed in the United States as "a Japanese Gregory Hines," Kumagai is known for fusing jazz, hip-hop and funk styles in his performances. Now, after spending half of 2007 back in New York, Kumagai says he's become more "down to earth."
"I went back there and started learning from other tap dancers once again," he says. "The experience made me more humble and helped me to develop some new ideas."
In the Big Apple — where he first studied back in 1996 — he visited students at the Harlem School of the Arts and performed a tribute to Jean-Michel Basquiat at the loft where the street artist died in 1988. And during his more recent trip to Senegal, he joined barefoot dancers in a daily ritual of movement, taking cues from the earth and his body. "Tap Secret," to be performed at Aoyama Round Theater in Tokyo ([03] 3797-5678; www.aoyama.org), is the culmination of all these experiences, the dancer says.
For those who want to shake a leg themselves, in February, Kumagai opened Kaz Tap Studio in Tokyo's Nakameguro district (www.kaz-tapstudio.com), where veteran hoofers and beginners alike can take lessons, rent studio space, or join workshops and jam sessions. He hopes the studio will help bring a new generation into step by providing a creative space for serious stompers. Which should help fulfill a demand he sees from the home crowd: "Japanese audiences are fresh," Kumagai says. "They like tap dancing as a new art form; they can relate to it as a rhythmic experience."


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Apple Inc. iPhones, left, and Samsung Electronics Co. Galaxy smartphones are displayed at an electronics store in Tokyo, Japan, on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012. Apple Inc. lost a patent lawsuit in Japan as a Tokyo judge ruled that Samsung Electronics Co. smartphones and a tablet computer didn't infringe on an Apple invention for synchronizing music and video data with servers. Photographer: Tomohiro Ohsumi/Bloomberg
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ROME (Aug. 29)
Former SS Capt. Erich Priebke has received more than 600 letters from well wishers in Italy and elsewhere since he was extradited here last November from Argentina to face war crimes charges.
On Aug. 1 a military court declared Priebke, 83, guilty of taking part in the World War II massacre of 335 Italian civilians, but said he could not be punished because a 30-year statute of limitations had run out.
Italian authorities re-arrested Priebke just eight hours after the verdict, however, and he remains in a Rome prison awaiting a decision on a German request for extradition.
The Aug. 30 issue of the Italian weekly Epoca published excerpts of what it said were 645 letters, telegrams and other correspondence received by Priebke from his extradition on Nov. 20 until the middle of August.
Epoca reproduced a hand-written note by Priebke dated Aug. 14, detailing the receipt of 592 letters, 32 telegrams and 21 packages and stating that he had "exchanged correspondence with friends and sympathizers in Italy, Germany, Austria, Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Australia, France, Canada, USA, Spain and Switzerland."
The magazine also published the texts of seven letters, notes and postcards written to Priebke by Italians.
"Honor!!!" began one letter, from a 15-year-old boy identified as Carlo G. "You did your duty as a soldier and for your homeland. You were great and honest," Carlo G. wrote.
"Your jailers have dirty consciences. They will never be happy. They should be ashamed."
Said a letter written by a man named Paolo on Aug. 4, "Mr. Priebke, I express to you my solidarity because of the unworthy treatment you have suffered, treatment that is unworthy of a country that considers itself the cradle of law.
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With a 9-3 record that included a spotless 6-0 mark in the Wayne County Athletic League entering Tuesday, it was easy to classify the Dalton Bulldogs as the surprise volleyball team thus far this season.
While some may have thought the Bulldogs were overachieving, don't count Smithville coach Heidi Hartzler among that group. Hartzler was clearly relieved to get out of town last night with a victory after her Smithies dueled back and forth with Dalton before eventually posting a 15-6, 12-15, 15-10 win in a midseason battle for first place.
"I expected it to be that tough, I really did," said Hartzler after her team closed the first round of WCAL play 7-0 and improved to 11-1 overall. "Dalton had a wonderful record coming in, they'd been playing really well lately and they're probably the best defensive team we've faced this season.
"It wasn't a surprise at all that we had to work as hard as we did."
The Smithies hardly worked at all during an impressive opening-game win. Smithville raced to an 8-1 lead behind tough team serving and the hitting of Katie Ickes and Alicia Hoff. The duo's early play only signaled what was to come. Ickes came up huge all night for the Smithies, finishing with 24 kills and 12 digs. Hoff, meanwhile, hammered out 15 kills, had 10 points and five aces serving and chipped in six digs.
While Dalton closed to within 8-4, the Smithies put the game away behind four straight points from Hoff.
"We came out slow and maybe a little nervous," Dalton coach Sara Yehl said. "Hoff came out early and had some really good hits and we didn't adjust our defense enough.
"We finally started to get into a good rhythm and play like we're capable of in the second game."
The second set had enough ebbs and flows of momentum for two whole matches. The Smithies once again bolted to an early lead (7-2) only this time the Dawgs chased them down. A Katie Eckinger kill block on Hoff knotted the game at 7-7, but Smithville quickly took an 11-7 lead behind Adrianne Carpenter's serve and a pair of Kaitlin Cook kills.
The Smithies only got one point the rest of the way -- on a Hoff ace -- as Dalton sided out 10-of-11 times against Smithville servers. Three points on Annie Williams' serve got the Dawgs to within 11-10 before they took a 13-12 lead on a pair of Smithville hitting errors. Dalton eventually closed out the game on Lana Kiko's serve, getting a Smithie hitting miscue to knot the match at one game apiece.
"We can be a dominant team when we're serving and hitting aggressively," Hartzler said. "We did that in the first game, but then in the second we started missing too many serves and Dalton started playing better defense.
"I told the girls we had to forget about that game and concentrate on the last one. This is a pretty competitive bunch."
The final game followed a familiar script, as Smithville once again flew to a quick 6-0 edge after the services of Cortney Palm (11 points, 43 assists) and Whitney Price. Unlike the second game, Dalton could only close to within 6-4 after a Kiko ace. Four points on Hoff's serve took the Smithies' lead to 10-4 before Dalton's final rally allowed the hosts to inch to within 13-9 after an ace from Crystal Baer (20 assists). Smithville finally closed the match out, as Hoff put an exclamation point on the victory by registering a pair of sizzling kills for the Smithies' final two points.
"Just like in the first game, it was 6-0 in the last game before we really got settled in," Yehl said. "We played with them after that. It's disappointing because we felt we could win, but this is my 10th year here and I can't remember taking Smithville to three games before. I told them to keep their heads up and know that they're capable of making good things happen."
The Smithies and Bulldogs are scheduled to meet at Smithville in the WCAL finale for both teams. If both keep winning, the match could still carry title implications.
Eckinger led the Bulldogs with 12 kills, while Beth Ryder added six and Brittney Siders chipped in five. Ryder led Dalton with nine service points.


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It is that time of year for sports – March Madness with its brackets and the road to the "Final Four". Just think of all the games, the teams, the excitement and bracket busters! With that in mind it brings me to a thought for coaches – what do your brackets look like on the …
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Time to ENDURE
Character Matters Timeout: ENDURE Coach "Do not grow tired of doing well, for at the proper time you will receive the rewards if you do not give up." It has been said "It's not how you start the race but how you finish." This has been a staple of sports since sports originated. In order …
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It Matters
It Matters Every single issue you deal with today is a character issue. We live in a day when "image" is more important than character and "style" counts more than substance. We tend look at outward appearances and ignore the essential qualities that lead to excellence. It's time to change our priorities. What are you …
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"Am I doing what's right?"
Am I doing what's right? "Am I doing what is right?" This is the question many coaches ask at the end of a season. Many try to justify the answer with wins and losses, but that is a futile pursuit. Instead, here are six questions that will help determine the "Real" success of your season: …
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Quality: NOBLE
Quality: NOBLE To be noble is to be outstanding. The best and excellent, all of which make up the "Inside Stuff" that is necessary for greatness. To be noble is to possess outstanding qualities. Qualities of superior nature, especially in character. A noble player will always aim to do what is right. Noble character leads …
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Character Matters TIMEOUT: Gratitude
Coach The Quality "Gratitude" is something we need to demonstrate more consistently beside just Thanksgiving! The definition is "to make known to others in what ways they have benefited my life." The mindset that stands out to me is "Appreciate vs. Take for granted". Let us not take anyone for granted that has benefited our …
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Welcome to October – Battle of the 3 F's
Welcome to October!! The Great Divide of the Season. It is time to either survive or Thrive. It's time for the Battle of the 3 F's. The big question is how will we go about the rest of the season, regardless of the record? For many teams the season is over and they will just …
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Character Matters Timeout: PATIENCE
PATIENCE Coach One of the greatest qualities we can have as a coach is Patience. Patience is not the same as indifference, it conveys the idea of someone who is tremendously strong and able to withstand all assaults and rise above it (preparation, players, practice, parents, people, etc) with class. When you choose to be …
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Character Matters Timeout: ENERGY
For all activities in life, energy is needed. Energy is the fuel behind your efforts, driving you to your goals. Energy puts the human will into action. Energy in sport can also be conceptualized as "passion." Energy is a vigorous action, a capacity for performing work; however, energy can be directed in a positive manner …
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London, June 24 (ANI): Arsenal legend Tony Adams has warned that Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney should not risk moving to London as he won't be able to handle life in the capital.
According to the Mirror, Adams who struggled with alcoholism during his career said that he was not sure if Rooney could handle London, adding that it is not about finances but his temperament and mentality off the pitch and his professionalism.
The Gunners and Chelsea are keen to move Rooney to their club but Adams claims that it calls for a risk to the player's career.
Adams said that Rooney is a great player but London is a different animal and it takes a different type of player to handle it, the report added. (ANI)


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- M/s. DRESS CODE We are one of the leading Manufacturer and Suppliers of Uniforms, Ready made Garments and Bags. Our clientele includes Institutions of repute,Top Multinational Companies, Corporates,Restaurants,Etc. We have our own total infrastructure for manufacturing as per the specified standards at very competitive prices specially - Corporate Uniforms, College Uniforms
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- Texl Exports Private Limited Manufacturer of knitted garments, polo shirts and light weight ladies woven tops.
- Caliber India Manufacturers of varsity jackets, leather varsity jacket, varsity wool jacket, leather jacket, ladies leather jacket, designer jacket, sheep leather jacket, designer mens jacket, mens leather jacket, sleeveless jacket, leather vest, leather skirt.
- CLASSIC APPARELS We are developing the product range to meet the client satisfaction levels. In short, we are dedicated to our clients, suppliers and employees and aim towards offering them complete satisfaction.
- Deeman International Manufacturers of Hi-Fashion Ladies Garments and Home Textiles.
- CTA Apparels Private Limited CTA Apparels Private Limited (CTA) a leading garment manufacturer, based in Noida (U.P) near New Delhi, (INDIA), manufacturing and exporting ready to wear fashion garments for men, women and kids to some of the leading retail chain stores across the globe. The dedicated employee strength of over 4,500 professionals, working to a capacity of producing approximately 18,000 garments per day, leads the company to newer heights.
- The Shop, Noida Manufacturer and supplier patchwork bed sheets, printed bed covers, embroidered bed linen, ladies handbags, embroidered handbags, wooden spice box, design table napkins, printed table napkins and table runners.
- LINZEN CREATION We are a professionally managed organization with a deep commitment to deliver outstanding products and services in the hosiery fabric processing industry. Incepted in the year 1985, we, Linzen Creation, are one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of a wide range of hosiery fabric garments, accessories and gift items that are catered to diverse requirements in the corporate and commercial sectors.
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- Pacific Garments Private Limited Manufacturers of skirts, blouses, jumper, ensembles, trouser and shirts.
- T. C. N. S. Limited, Noida Exporters of gents garments and ladies garments.
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We are an award-winning global PR consultancy seeking talented and ambitious people to join our Technology, Media & Telecoms Practice.
Following a number of exciting recent client wins, we are looking for a Senior Account Manager to join our high performing team. If you love technology but want to get beyond just product PR to create strategic global campaigns that really build reputations, then this is an ideal opportunity for you.
Successful candidates will have:
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- Strong writing, pitching and organisational skills
- Practical experience in all aspects of social media
- Relevant expertise in the software, data centre IT, services, telecoms, networking and the digital industries
- Passion to solve problems for clients across a variety of geographies
The agency's client portfolio covers a range of technology clients from major multinationals to industry specialists.
In return we offer highly competitive benefits and excellent opportunities for training and development in a talented, fun environment. You will be based in our fantastic West End offices.
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Evidence (LAWS5013)
This unit of study aims to teach students the laws of evidence. The focus of this unit is on the operation of the laws of evidence in civil and criminal trials. The unit considers the laws of evidence contained in statute and the common law. Students will appreciate the significant law reform in this area. The unit considers the rules for adducing evidence, then the rules of admissibility (relevance, hearsay, opinion, tendency and coincidence, credibility, character, privilege and the discretions to exclude evidence). Finally, there will be consideration of issues relating to proof. This unit will focus on the uniform Evidence Acts 1995 and develop students' skills in the area of statutory interpretation. Further, the unit aims to introduce students to the contexts within which lawyers might encounter evidential issues in the course of a trial. Consideration is also given to the ethical problems that may arise in the conduct of a trial. Students are encouraged to think critically about the doctrines that govern the laws of evidence.
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2x2hr seminars/week for 10 weeks
Optional interim exam (30%) and 2hr final open-book exam (70% or 100%)
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(LAWS5000 or LAWS1006) and (LAWS5003 or LAWS1014)
LAWS2006 or LAWS2016 or LAWS3223
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If you wish to undertake one or more units of study (subjects) for your own interest but not towards a degree, you may enrol in single units as a non-award student.
Cross-institutional study
If you are from another Australian tertiary institution you may be permitted to underake cross-institutional study in one or more units of study at the University of Sydney.


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Hairpin, please welcome your guest bloggers this week: Michelle Markowitz, who is always just crushin' it, and Lauren O'Neal, our favorite dirty hippie. They will guide you through early March, and when it is over you will probably wish they never left. Please say hi to them here and on Twitter, and please give them first-day-of-school noogies, they deserve it. Things around here will be pretty much normal, and Jia and I will be back next week. We'll miss you dearly. Send a postcard if you need us.