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I normally create a separate project for a software install for each customer. Each software install will have about 30 tasks and numerous sub tasks.
I add a new customer every day, sometimes several a day.
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Ideally i would like to copy or clone an existing project. Can this be done in ToDoist or the Premium version?
My idea is to have a basic project with all the tasks (and sub tasks), copy it and then rename it to be customer specific. I would set the due dates on the customer project, not the basic project.
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My cookie cutters are stored in two vintage jars I picked up years ago at a true general store that was closing. Each is ~ 3 gallons & are hand lettered/painted, one with 'Cookies', the other 'Crackers'. Christmas specific cutters are in plastic bin along with ziplocks of graduated sets.
Once the Christmas cookie chaos is done each year, those get hung on the tree. Most of those are hard to find vintage & always elicit squeals of joy from others who remember them from their own childhoods.
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Left, one of the many drawings of cats by Louis Wain (1860-1939); right, a lolcat—captioned pictures like these are an internet phenomenon
Cats first decided to live among humans over 9,000 years ago. A burial site in Cyprus dating from 7,500BC provides the earliest evidence, with the corpse of an eight-month-old cat carefully laid out in its own tiny plot less than two feet away from its companion human. This gives human-feline cohabitation a more recent pedigree than human-canine, with dogs having lived alongside humans for well over 10,000 years, but puts cats comfortably ahead of such lesser beasts as chickens, ducks, horses, silkworms and ferrets. And among all domestic animals cats boast a unique distinction: to the best of our knowledge, it was them who chose us.
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While I already knew, for example, that the ancient Egyptians revered cats, I had little idea of the sun god Ra's propensity for incarnating himself in the form of a sword-wielding tabby: an avatar depicted in exquisite detail on the plaster walls of a tomb in Deir el-Medina, locked in combat with the snake-demon Apophis, whose nightly mission was to attempt to slay Ra and prevent the dawn. Bugler's commentary also reminded me that Herodotus wrote at some length on Greek ailurophilia, and in particular of his account of what happens when a house caught fire: "nobody takes the least trouble to put it out, for it is only the cats that matter; everyone stands in a row, a little distance from his neighbour, trying to protect the cats…"
Cats fared less well both in art and the human heart after the fall of ancient Egypt, with Christianity taking much of the blame. Unlike dogs, domestic cats rate just one passing mention in Biblical texts (in the deuterocanonical book of Baruch), and Bugler is entertainingly dry in detailing the injuries their reputations suffered under a succession of witchcraft-obsessed medieval popes. Gregory IX issued an edict in 1233 that sanctioned the extermination not only of cats, but also of their female owners. In 1487, the Malleus Maleficarum (Hammer for Witches) made their connection with witchcraft a matter of doctrine. As late as 1765, the French town of Metz practiced the annual tradition of burning cats on a bonfire on the feast day of St John the Baptist; while "the custom of hurling live cats from the belfry of the cloth hall in Ypres did not end until 1817. The town still commemorates this bizarre tradition (using toy cats, fortunately) in the cat festival it holds every three years."
Fortunately for all involved, the sadistic murder of animals in the name of religious tradition gradually fell out of favour during the Enlightenment, and more civilised animal relations were able to flourish. One of the loveliest plates in The Cat shows William Blake's illustration of the poem "Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat," written by Thomas Gray in 1747 in memory of Horace Walpole's beloved tabby, Selima, who drowned in a porcelain tub that Walpole used for keeping goldfish. Conjuring Selima's last moments, Gray described how "Eight times emerging from the flood/She mewed to every watery god." Blake, however, chose in six watercolour illustrations to depict a more ethereal Selima, with a cat's front half and a woman's legs, leaning from a bank to paw at golden fairies. It's a strange, piercing image, mixing human pathos with the blindness of animal instinct.
As Bugler highlights, the cultural place of cats—whether as gods, companions or demons—has always been a domestic one. Horses and hounds dominate heraldry and public statues; cats are for the kitchen and the boudoir, and perhaps for this reason are linked closely in art with women. Manet paints a prostitute, nude, with her black cat bristling near the edge of the frame; Ford Madox Brown shows his teenage daughter in a summer garden, her skirts nuzzled by a tortoiseshell cat with a bow around its neck; Renoir shows us a young woman caressing a favourite tabby close to her cheek. The animals are elegant, enigmatic, erotic: a half-tamed outpost of the wild.
As time passes through the pages of this book, cats gradually creep back from the margins to which the medieval world exiled them, towards centre-frame. By the time we reach the final chapter, the "modern cat" of art from the 1890s onwards, felines are once again the apples of human eyes—and fine fuel for the avant-garde to explore living lines and geometric form. Paul Klee's The Mountain of the Sacred Cat gives us an angular titan of a puss, rising godlike above two stick-figure men; Andy Warhol depicts Sam the Cat 25 times in technicolour close-ups worthy of Marilyn Monroe; Picasso delights in the strut of street cats and—in a blue-toned 1965 oil—his wife's black kitten standing off against a formidable crab amid pebbles on a Cannes beach.
The book ends with these modern masters, and with cats' return to the faintly awed gaze of an age resigned to finding its gods in beauty. Cats themselves, however, have continued to travel deeper into our culture and affections: perhaps further in these last few decades than at any time since the Ptolemaic dynasty's demise. Ours is a century in which blogger, researcher and supergeek Ethan Zuckerman's "cute cat theory" of political activism is vigorously debated in academic journals and the US State Department. (The theory argues that the online tools used by millions to share comically-captioned cute cat photos are also a powerful tool for political activism.) Meanwhile the Lolcat Bible Translation Project has put almost the entire holy book into the language "spoken" by those captioned cats. If you don't yet know what I'm talking about, simply Google "lolcat" and spend a month or two browsing the 3.6m odd results. It's eerily habit-forming, and every bit as much fun as Herodotus.
Throughout history, the domestication of a species has typically involved humans remoulding the world to suit themselves. In cats, though, we meet the gaze of an alien but equal opportunism; of the only mammal to have invited itself into our homes, persuaded us to feed it, then got us cleaning up the mess afterwards.
The joy of animal gods has always been that their counterparts walk among us. In our current age of marvels, that profane deity—felis catus—grants us licence to be at once fond, foolish and devoted to the uselessly lovely. Which is much what we might wish to feel about great art, or even mediocre novels—if only the dozy pet on our desktop wasn't insisting quite so loudly that it needs to be fed.
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Thanks for the fun article. Cats always get this sort of treatment, described cute, cuddly and occasionally evil little opportunists. Thanks for giving them some credit for so masterfully manipulating us! Cats have recently surpassed dogs as the most popular pet in the US, and I hope this means we can get more of them out of the shelters. They are brilliant creatures, and maybe one day some one will write a book that doesn't just repeat the same old stories and show the same old images, but goes a bit deeper, and discusses the interesting relationship between cats, women (and men), and sexuality. There is a great painting by Bonnard called L'Homme et la femme. Check it out!
August 11, 2011
Great piece. But – according to reports in the latest New Yorker – some scientists now reckon that dogs may also have domesticated themselves
We people just aren't as special as we used to think…
August 11, 2011
I do not hate to say this but think you shoule know following all the political activity taking place in Madison, Wisconsin that this is one of the few states in the U.S. where they formed an organization so it would allow them to shoot cats. Their ideas on domestication, defining whether the cat is or is not,are quite extreme. Look up the list of books written by historian Robert Darnton. My copy of his publication on the Persecution of Cats seems to be missing behind a wall of boxes for packing books. I do not doubt that my most recent house cat is reading it at her leisure
August 12, 2011
o. nate
I think this article underestimates the usefulness of cats in keeping mice away. In any case, for most people these days, dogs are scarcely more useful than cats.
August 15, 2011
My Pumah (now sadly demised) had a simple solution: he opened the fridge and had me running to save the contents.
August 17, 2011
Well here's one human who is not projecting anything onto cats, at least I don't think so! However, my neighbours' cats defecate all over my garden and there aren't any birds to enjoy because of them, so they do indeed represent something to me, viz: the extraordinary indifference of cat-keepers to the unpleasantness they inflict on everyone else. And that, in the immortal words of Forrest Gump, is all I have to say about that!
August 18, 2011
dug kimmel
very interesting read,but my cat is somewhat "outside the box"
February 8, 2013
That's exactly the opposite of the current view, as I understand it. Cows and sheep and maybe dogs and other thoroughly domesticated animals coevolved for the advantages of living alongside human communities. Cats we kidnapped from the wild as kittens because we wanted to and that's why they're different. So the cat fascination came first!


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What part of the country do you live in. It will determine how / what degree to insulate.
Just moved out to country and we have a water well. I keep forgetting to drip water when it dips below freezing then when I wake up I have no water (in all my faucets) until it warms up.
Part of the problem is I don't have a cover (one of those fake plastic rocks or something) to cover it. Should I insulate it somehow before I put the cover on? I wasn't sure if wrapping the exposed pipes in some type of insulation was recommended. I attached picture of the part sticking out of ground.
Also not exactly sure where it is freezing. I'm guessing it is where the pump is sticking out of ground or where my water line enters the house and goes to my pump (here only about a 6 inches is exposed going from house under ground and it is wrapped in some type of wrap.)
Are there any other options other than dripping faucets every time it gets below freezing?
What part of the country do you live in. It will determine how / what degree to insulate.
cover it up withs something and insulate it. place a light bulb inside on a thermal plug. make sure you don't set it up so that it starts a fire.
put some heat tape with an self regulating thermostate on it and warp styrofoam insulation around that.
if the temp only drops a little bit, you might get away with some heavy duty foam insulation on the pipes.
I'm in Lake Wylie, SC and we only have about 3 months where it can get below freezing. We usually don't get below 20 degrees.
The first thing you want to do is take a very legible picture of that tag on the pipe and print it out so you will have the information when you need it. You WILL need it. It is probably the data on the pump in the well.
Here is one of what are probably hundreds of links showing how submersible pumps are installed.
What you are looking at is not your pump. The large pipe is an extension of the casing of your well and contains no water above the ground. The small pipe is the pipe from your pump. Your pump is way down in the well.
The part that is freezing is probably inside the iron pipe at the top of the well. If it freezes again you can apply a hair dryer or a torch to the metal parts, or a hair dryer to the plastic pipe, to thaw it out.
The problem with it freezing is that it is very likely to damage your pump or your well piping. Submersible pumps should never be shut off tightly and that is what freezing the discharge line does. You are very lucky that your pump continues to work.
In South Carolina you can probably insulate it in a way that will let some ground heat keep it warm. Here is my free engineered Well Hot-Cap.
1. Get a round plastic trash barrel that will fit upside down over the well head, and another round barrel that is somewhat larger than the first.
2. Put insulation in the bottom of the larger one so that when the smaller is inside the larger the tops are even.
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4. Set the whole shebang over the well head and put a rock on it.
You are free to make design improvements to fit the terrain and conditions on the site.
Hi Bob, thank you very much for the info. This is exactly what I was looking for. Yes, I tried a hair dryer on the iron pipe sticking out of the well the other day but I probably didn't hold it there long enough. I do have a closeup picture of all the technical info on the well for future reference. thanks again
Excellent idea to take a good photo of the well information on the metal plate before it corrodes away. It should have the well depth, water level and other pertinent information about your well.
The average homeowner should never heat a frozen pipe with a torch, which can cause a steam explosion. Use a heat lamp, heat tape, or hair dryer.
There are a number of ways to prevent wells (and pumps) from freezing. Insulation is the key, of course, no matter what type of housing is over it (trash cans, fiberglass "rocks", brick or frame well houses, etc.).
One good trick that I've always liked with a heat lamp in an insulated well or pump house (best) is to drill a hole in it towards the home large enough to caulk in a pop bottle bottom. That way you can always see if the heat lamp is working or burnt out, especially at night, from a window in your home.
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Saddleback College's Community Education program has set its After-School Experience schedule to include five 6-week sessions to be offered throughout the 2013/14 academic year. The first session began the week of September 23rd and included over 200 classes at 35 local elementary schools. The second session is open for registration. We have expanded to a middle school and high school and will be expanding further in 2014!
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Building on Saddleback College's strong partnership with the Capistrano Unified School District (CUSD), Saddleback College's Community Education program has been selected to provide summer, after-school, and enrichment activities at local schools for children from ages 4 to 17.
Summer Experience day camps will begin on July 8th at six local schools and offer students art, science, cooking, sports, and academic enrichment classes taught by CUSD teachers. The camps will be held in Aliso Viejo at Canyon Vista and Oak Grove elementary schools; Ladera Ranch at Oso Grande Elementary School; San Clemente at Marblehead Elementary School; Laguna Niguel at Laguna Niguel Elementary School; and Rancho Santa Margarita at Las Flores Elementary School.
A more extensive schedule of after-school and enrichment activities will be available at additional campuses in the fall.
Dr. Tod A. Burnett, president of Saddleback College, stated, "Our partnership with CUSD allows the college to expand our thriving College for Kids program to area schools, giving families greater access to our exceptional programs that focus on personal enrichment and skill-building to children of all ages."
CUSD Superintendent Dr. Joseph M. Farley said, "This District is proud to expand our partnership with Saddleback College to include students of all ages. Students in south Orange County will be able to explore a variety of interests while continuing their learning outside of the traditional school day."
The CUSD Board of Trustees is expected to formally ratify the agreement with Saddleback College this month.
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Judy Mezey and Lisa Leventhal will return as chairs for the 17th annual Special Needs Fundraiser on Feb. 9 at the Alper JCC, 11155 SW 112th Ave. Their dedicated committee members include Suzie Fisher, Joanne Gentile, Renee Gershen, Teri Hirschberg, Lynn Katzen, Tobe Marmorstein, Sharon Samole, and Carol Stiefel.
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Poverty rises as agricultural livelihoods dry up in face of climate change.Increases in temperatures, unpredictable rainfall and ongoing soil erosion is expected for Ghana's northern regions over the next 15 years, increasing already high levels of food insecurity and malnutrition. Endemic poverty and its health, education and social consequences are on the rise as more families, 85% of whom rely on agriculture, are unable to meet their basic needs. Restricted from owning land and without access to agricultural resources, women struggle the most to provide for their families. Lack of infrastructure such as new schools, additional classrooms and challenges recruiting qualified teachers prevent many Ghanaian children from getting a quality education.
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Educated children become food-secure adults. Food-secure adults can better educate their children.
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In Greek mythology the Titan Atlas was responsible for bearing the weight of the heavens on his shoulders, a burden given to him as punishment by Zeus. Father of many stars and a protagonist in one of Hercules' famous labours, this giant of a god gave his name to a huge mountain range in northern Africa, the great Atlantic Ocean and any large collection... [continue reading]
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Terry Walsh
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Britain (or more accurately, Great Britain) is the name of the largest of the British Isles, which lie off the northwest coast of continental Europe. The name is probably Celtic and derives from a word meaning 'white'; this is usually assumed to be a reference to the famous white Cliffs of Dover, which any new arrival to the country by sea can hardly... [continue reading]


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Imagine six former directors of the CIA talking with a distinguished filmmaker and confessing to the murder of two terrorism suspects, ordering the assassination of others, alleging a lack of real leadership by the president and stating to the camera and the entire world that the war in Afghanistan is an unconscionable botch — a bloody, daily slog without end or justification. This, of course, could never happen in the United States. It did, though, in Israel.
The filmmaker is Dror Moreh, and what he did, simply and astoundingly, is sit down, camera rolling, with six former heads of Israel's security agency, the Shin Bet, and let them spill their guts. The result is the documentary "The Gatekeepers," which is up for an Academy Award and which, it seems safe to say, the government of Benjamin Netanyahu would like to see lose. That it was partially made with government funding is, truly, an example of insult added to injury.


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Amsterdam, the beautiful capital of the Netherlands, has the wonderful atmosphere of a 17th-century city combined with the contemporary character of a modern metropolis. It is a treasure chest of superb architecture and is famous for its canals and extraordinary museums. Highlights include the towers and steeples, considered to be some of the city's loveliest features.
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In today's Brazos Valley Physicians Organization Journal of Medicine report Dr Kumud Tripathy discusses prostate cancer.
"Most patients who have prostate cancer, they die with it, they don't die from it. It tends to be more aggressive in younger patients. You can biopsy and find the cancers that are more aggressive. There is a way to grade the tumor. Something with a high grade, that is more aggressive, they need treatment.
On the other hand there are some that are lower grade. Prostate cancer in younger patients live longer. So if you find the cancer it has a longer period to grow and spread. The usual recommendation for PSA was after the age of fifty. We don't have great chemotherapy drugs but there are several drugs that have been discovered and approved during the last three or four years that are effective."
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This is the first WHQL-certified driver from the R295 family of drivers for Windows 7 and Windows Vista (for the Windows 8 Consumer Preview, this is a preview driver).
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Missing their head coach and their regular quarterback — not to mention the typical in-game adversity that comes with a season opener — the Tigers roared to a 44-20 victory over Weaver at L.E. Bell Field.
Trey Bolton ran for 225 yards and three touchdowns against his former team and backup quarterback Christian Henson did an admirable job managing a game that could have gone so wrong.
Tigers coach Michael Shortt was reduced to an observer after being treated for kidney stones in Anniston earlier in the day.
Regular quarterback Brady Padgett was out with mononucleosis.
Padgett was semi-suited up but watched from the sideline. There was some uncertainty whether Shortt would attend, but he watched the whole thing from a spot in the press box.
During a break in the second quarter, with his team leading 24-7, he told The Anniston Star he was "pleased" with effort his team was giving.
"I'm just a cheerleader tonight," Shortt said. "I had to be here tonight. This is my daddy's first night not to be here."
Shortt lost his father, Glenn, over the summer.
For all the emotion going on around them — a helicopter even delivered the game ball — it didn't seem to affect the Tigers' play.
"I think it's just because of the way we work, the way we roll," offensive coordinator Vaughn Lee said. "Everybody knows who's in charge when we've got the ball and everybody knows who's in charge when they have the ball. (Defensive coordinator Ron) Ervin did a great job tonight. We left him alone and he was always a step ahead.
"I told the kids before the game I really wasn't worried about offensively and defensively; I just felt like we were going to really roll. Before we went out we decided we were going to play hard for Coach Shortt. He's had a rough few months. We just wanted to make sure when he came back that it was all on a positive note and we were ready to go to work in our region."
Bolton was the big star. Playing against his former mates for the second year in a row, he had 122 yards in the first half.
He scored on runs of 26, 13 and 13 yards.
"It was a great opportunity to play against them again," said Bolton, a Bearcat through his freshman year. "Last year I didn't too well. It was only about 112 yards. Tonight, our team played together and our line blocked excellently, and I thank them for that."
The plan for Henson was to rotate him every third series, but the senior was thrust into the starter's role by Padgett's illness.
Henson responded by passing for 106 yards, throwing for one touchdown and running for two others.
Weaver coach Daryl Hamby knew all along his team was facing a tough opponent that didn't need any extra incentive.
The Tigers, preseason No. 10 in the Class 4A poll, outgained the Bearcats 444 yards to 273. They had more rushing yards (338) than Weaver had in total offense.
Still, the Bearcats rallied from a 24-7 halftime deficit to get within four points, 24-20 when an extra point clattered off the left upright with 1:44 left in the third quarter.
Austin Jennings scored a 29-yard touchdown on a tipped ball and Chris Troge scored on a 2-yard run.
But Cleburne County answered on the next possession with a 47-yard touchdown run by Henson and two Bolton touchdown runs in the fourth quarter.
"We made too many mistakes to play with a good team … and they capitalized on any mistake we made," Hamby said. "We'll get better. We're going to learn from this. Obviously you can learn from a loss, but don't let learn too many times.
"I'll feel good if we respond well to the bad things that happen."
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ESO musicians give D300 students lesson on harmonious 'families'
Erin Sauder For The Courier-News January 23, 2013 10:46AM
Elgin Symphony Orchestra Apollo Trio musicians include Scott Metlicka (right) on woodwinds, Kathryn Siegel on strings and Mark Fry (middle) on brass. They played for School District 300 students this week.
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CARPENTERSVILLE — Since fifth-grade students in District 300 have the opportunity to join band and orchestra, in a few short months hundreds of them will get to decide whether to pursue playing a musical instrument.
To make that decision easier, fourth-graders were invited to Dundee-Crown High School this week, where members of Elgin Symphony Orchestra's Apollo Trio introduced them to three of the instrument families within a symphony orchestra: strings, woodwinds and brass.
The program was made possible through a partnership between the D300 Foundation for Educational Excellence and Target.
Each of the Apollo Trio musicians — who include Scott Metlicka on woodwinds, Kathryn Siegel on strings and Mark Fry on brass — performed on the various instruments within each family to demonstrate the similarities and differences between them.
"We are so blessed to have this local top-notch symphony in our backyard," said Jennifer Troy, a member of the Fine Arts Department at Dundee-Crown High School, to the fourth-graders Tuesday. "They used to be students like you making these important decisions."
The students were so entertained once the musicians began to play that they began clapping to the beat during the songs, especially while Siegel played the fiddle during "Orange Blossom Special."
"My kids call it 'the fast song,' " she told them.
School officials said the event was meant to inspire the district's young future musicians.
"We hope that this will give students another experience with learning about some of the instruments that they will get an opportunity to learn at their school, beginning in their fifth-grade year," said Beth Wood, Carpentersville Middle School orchestra teacher.
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Fourth-grader Jesse Garcia enjoyed the program. He said his older brother plays the saxophone.
"He plays at home, and I hear him and it sounds nice and gives me inspiration," he said. "I want to try out the trumpet."
Jesse lauded the Apollo Trio's performances.
"They were good because sometimes when you have a band it's hard for them to stay together on the notes, but these guys stayed together, almost like they were a family," he said.
Fourth-grader Naomi Pootibarra would like to eventually begin playing the viola.
"I like the sound of them," she said.
She also enjoyed listening to the Apollo Trio.
"I was really inspired by them," she said.
The Apollo Trio members enjoy introducing their instruments to area students.
"It's nice to hear their excitement," Siegel said.
The Elgin Symphony Orchestra offers several educational programs for young and old.
"To serve the community is a pretty important part of our mission," Fry said.
Wood said many studies have proven how involvement in music carries over into every part of a student's life and academic successes.
"The Elgin Symphony Orchestra provides outstanding experiences through their programs," she said.
The D300 Foundation's mission is to enhance and extend learning opportunities in all District 300 schools.
The foundation focuses on four areas of impact: literacy, performing and fine arts, science and technology and student leadership. Money for the foundation is raised through corporate partnerships, private donations and foundation events.


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The UA Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry presents "Voices Across Borders" at the Tucson Festival of Books this weekend.
The UA Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry presents "Voices Across Borders" at the Tucson Festival of Books this weekend.
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