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Rights group says 2 Libyan politicians shouldn't face death penalty for election cartoons
TRIPOLI, Libya – Human Rights Watch has urged judicial authorities in Libya to drop criminal charges against two politicians facing the death penalty for using election posters deemed offensive to Islam.
The New York-based group said in a Thursday statement that international law requires countries to only apply the death penalty to severe cases.
Ali Tekbali and Fathi Sager from the National Libyan Party are charged with insulting religion, instigating sedition and harming national security. If convicted, they could face the death penalty.
HRW says the charges stem from posters used in elections last year showing men discussing the role of women in Libyan society. One allegedly resembles the Prophet Muhammad as depicted in a cartoon published last year by a French magazine that offended Muslims.
Hearings in the case resume Oct. 13.


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The majority of Christians have no beef with evolution;
They are perfectly accepting of the facts.
They may say, "it's how God did it"; it's an elegant solution,
And it's how the sane majority reacts.
But it puzzles me immensely that so many are aligning
With the anti-science faction on their fringe
Who use Genesis as text to show the fact of God's designing
Though their evidence and logic make one cringe
And despite their disagreement over how to read the Bible,
Over teaching it as science in our schools,
The majority stays silent. I suspect it might be tribal,
And "protect your own" is chief among the rules.
With beliefs in disagreement, but "we're Christians" all the same
It's the labels now determining the roles
So they vote against their interests, and it really is a shame
When it's "onward, Christian soldiers" to the polls.
With the one nominally pro-science Republican candidate now polling at about 1%, behind a herd of creationists, I begin to doubt the surveys that say biblical literalism is a tenet of a very small fraction of Christians. Of course, in a Venn diagram, that small fraction nicely overlaps the most likely voters in the Republican base, so if unlikely voters are also unlikely to talk to pollsters (I love talking to them. I ask them questions.), the polls are likely to be extremely biased at this point.
I hope that is the case. If the polls are representative, then an awful lot of people are currently planning to vote against the things they themselves believe. Why? Perhaps because they label themselves "christians" before they label themselves pro-education, or rational, or independent, or whatever. As vastly different as two people might be, as vastly different as their belief systems might be, if they both identify first as "christian", a creationist has a foot in the door. Throw in years of identity politics and punditry, and well-educated people will vote against their interests, and against the interest of the country.

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(a) Prior to opening a salon, any person, firm or corporation owning and/or operating a salon, and any person, firm or corporation practicing in a field authorized by this article, shall meet the following requirements to acquire a salon license to do business:
(1) The salon has been approved by the board as having met all the requirements and qualifications for the place of business as are required by this article;
(2) Notify the board, in writing, at least twenty days before the proposed opening date, so there can be an inspection of the salon: Provided, That if an inspection is not made within ten days of the opening of the salon, or a salon license to open has not been granted or refused, then the salon may open provisionally subject to a later inspection and to all other provisions and rules provided in this article;
(3) Pay all applicable fees;
(4) All rooms, facilities, bathrooms, toilets and adjoining rooms used in the place of business are kept clean, sanitary, well lighted and ventilated at all times. The use of chunk alum, powder puffs and styptic pencils in any shop is prohibited;
(5) Every professional licensee, certificate holder, or permitee in the place of business thoroughly cleans his or her hands with soap and water immediately before serving any patron; and
(6) Every patron is served with clean, freshly laundered linen that is kept in a closed cabinet used for that purpose only. All linens, immediately after being used, must be placed in a receptacle used for that purpose only.
(b) All rules shall be kept posted in a conspicuous place in each place of business.
(c) All salon licenses must be renewed annually on or before July 1 and pay a renewal fee.
(d) A license to operate a salon issued by the board prior to July 1, 2009, shall for all purposes be considered a salon license issued under this article: Provided, That a person holding a license issued prior to July 1, 2009, must renew the license pursuant to the provisions of this article.
(e) The salon license shall be permanently displayed in the salon and a suitable sign shall be displayed at the main entrance of the salon which shall plainly indicate what type of salon is being operated.


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'Downton Abbey' invades Delaware with museum exhibit
It's been two long weeks, and I've been in withdrawal.
But right here, right now, at this moment, everything's okay. It's okay because I'm once again immersed in the world of "Downton Abbey." Or at least surrounded by the clothes. Standing at attention on headless mannequins in a large exhibition space at Winterthur are almost 40 costumes from the show.
The "Costumes of Downton Abbey" exhibit at the Henry Francis du Pont estate-turned-museum in Delaware's Brandywine Valley has been open only a week before my husband and I high-tail it up Interstate 95 to be among the first to see it. And not a moment too soon. The recent conclusion of Season 4 has left me hungry for anything new having to do with the PBS-imported Brit hit.
Admission to the show runs on a timed-entry system, so even though it's winter and the grounds are covered in snow, we decide to pass some time on a garden tram tour. As our teeth chatter, a staff member walks over to warm up the crowd. He asks whether we're here to see the "Downton" exhibit, and whether we're fans of the show.
My husband and I don't hesitate to admit our devotion, which prompts another passenger to apparently distance herself from the frenzy. "I enjoy it for the historical perspective," she says a bit haughtily.
Oh. Come. On.
I think of the exhibit bookmark that I've already stashed in my purse. The soundtrack on my phone. The "haters gonna hate" Thomas and O'Brien T-shirt my husband's wearing under his sweater. My own pair of quippy T-shirts. The book and DVDs at home. The series-branded English Rose tea on my desk at work.
I play it cooler than Season 1 Lady Mary and decide not to counter our skeptic's assessment. Yes, the history's interesting, but I also like - fine, love - the series for any number of more lowbrow reasons, and I have a suspicion that a lot of the other museumgoers do, too.
The exhibit begins with a snippet from the first episode of the series and a reproduction of the bell wall in the servants' hall. I can't resist the interactive part of the display and give the upstairs piece a yank to elicit an imperious ring. Tea in the library, please!
A few things occur to me as I take in the costumes. First, they all look so . . . small. Perhaps this is because they're sitting on mannequins as opposed to flesh and bones, but wow. Or perhaps it's because I'm used to seeing them on my big-screen TV. Here, even the livery worn by tall Thomas, the scheming footman-cum-underbutler, looks downright slight. That's nothing compared with the women's dresses, especially those worn by eldest Grantham sister, Mary. A mere wisp she must be.
More fascinating is the amazing detail that viewers never see. Costume designers like to add textures to fabrics to give the illusion of light and movement, a placard informs me. Housekeeper Mrs. Hughes's black dress in the first display is a good example. Totally lost to viewers is the windowpane pattern on the skirt. It's quite pretty, really.
We admire the details on dresses worn by Violet, the dowager countess, particularly the lacy sleeves and the beaded bodices. Often, they're sadly obscured beneath the dinner table. Still, I appreciate the dedication to such hidden gems, down to the Grantham crest on Thomas' livery.
Of course, it's fun to spot the less-than-perfect elements, too. Is that a stain on the train of Edith's wedding dress? A spot on Matthew's cricket pants?
"Maybe it's his sweat," my husband jokes. I am simultaneously appalled and enthralled.
Moving on!
After all, the exhibit is less about "gotcha" than appreciating the artistry of the costumes. Designers have about seven weeks to create character wardrobes. They combine vintage and contemporary elements, frequently salvaging an old fragment to incorporate into a new piece. Stunning examples are Sybil's blue harem pants, with which she shocks her family in Season 1, and the floor-length beaded cream dress paired with a long green jacket that Countess Cora wears during the fundraising concert in the Season 2 opener.
My hands itch to reach out and touch the beading, the embroidery, the pleats. I keep them occupied by avidly taking notes. Guests are, however, encouraged to touch two fabric samples that show the contrast between the scratchier wool of servant uniforms and the soft, buttery vicuña that Robert, Lord Grantham, would wear.
The exhibit spans the entire series and nearly the entire cast. The costumes are arranged in little vignettes that recall particular scenes, often with a short video clip. So there's the summer finery worn at the garden party that comes to a sudden end in Season 1 when Lord Grantham announces the outbreak of World War I. We examine the workaday wardrobe of kitchen staff Mrs. Patmore and Daisy, as well as the dresses that Mary, Edith and Sybil wear to Edith's aborted wedding. I like the tweed collection from Season 2, when Mary's beau Sir Richard Carlisle (miss him!) joins the Granthams for a shooting party.
I linger in the space devoted to the show's most romantic scene, when Matthew proposes to Mary. His dapper suit and her shimmery red tiered dress stand apart from the rest of the exhibit. The clip of the proposal plays on the wall behind the pairing, enhanced by a projection of animated snowflakes to complement those that swirl around the lovers. Swoon.
But there's also plenty of historical perspective to satisfy our opinionated friend from the tram. A good bit of it focuses on Winterthur itself, which in its pre-museum heyday operated much like the Granthams' fictional estate, complete with tenant farmers, tea parties and multiple daily wardrobe changes.
The placards also use the show as a window onto history. I'm intrigued to learn that pinstripe suits in England evolved from bank uniforms, with each bank having its own distinctive stripe. Of course, it doesn't hurt that this information accompanies one of Matthew's suits, posed in front of a very GQ photograph of actor Dan Stevens wearing said suit. But, no, this is about the facts! Factsfactsfacts.
We spend so much time in the "Downton" exhibit that we miss out on other Winterthur highlights. Thankfully, tickets are good for two days, so we return the next day for a tour of the house, which is as impeccably decorated and staged as any series set. We spend a good bit of time in the Campbell Collection of Soup Tureens, which includes elegant silver and ceramics in the shapes of cauliflower and animal heads. I can imagine the field day that Branson of Season 2 would have had here, choosing which tureen to fill with slop in his foiled attempt to dump it on the famous general's head.
Before we leave, we're already thinking of an excuse to come back. The grounds will be nice in the spring! Yuletide sounds so charming!
But there's another motivating factor. The costume exhibit runs through early January 2015. "Downton Abbey" probably won't return to PBS until January 2015.
See where I'm going with this?


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Talk:San Miguel de Allende
I don't know who contributed this information - it's very good, but I'd like to expand on it. If you'd like to collaborate with me or otherwise discuss it, please let me know - otherwise, I'll begin putting something together. - [email protected]
I've moved this (useful and informative) contribution here for editing into our tone and style. I would also make a great post as-is in the forums on Wikitravel. Maj 15:23, 28 April 2007 (EDT)
I've traveled to San Miguel many, many times now, More often than not, I try to find a way to circumvent the bus system with some combination of planes and taxis. And more often than not, I find the planes and taxi process distasteful, and I wonder why I don't just take the bus to and from everything.http://www.visit-sanmiguel.com
Let's be clear: if you've ever taken a Greyhound bus in the States, the bus networks throughout Mexico are NOT like that. Nor are they the chicken-coup jalopies many people envision when they think of a bus in Mexico. The lack of major airports throughout Mexico has profoundly affected the bus system here - there are dozens of private buslines, all highly-competitive, and the result is that most buses provide the accomodations you'd expect from business class airlines. Spacious, reclining seats, box lunches, potable water and coffee, clean bathrooms, and movies (usually in English or English-subtitled) are standard fare for most buses, and the price is about half or a quarter of what you'd expect from Greyhound.
Queretaro in particular has one of the largest bus hubs in Mexico, so flying into Queretaro will ensure you a quick bus to San Miguel (or anywhere in the region, for that matter). As of this writing, there is no direct bus route from Leon to San Miguel, but there are inexpensive shuttle services (around $30 American). Note that there are TWO bus depots in Mexico City: the Airport depot and the North depot. http://www.visit-sanmiguel.com
You may also want to consider taking a bus from a much more distant starting point, like Cancun or a border town. I've done this several times, with varying degrees of enjoyment. (Bring a book - hours upon hours on one bus can wear you down.) I'd recommend against this journey if you're not a seasoned traveler or otherwise adventurous - such a trip will take you through portions of Mexico that haven't been carefully sanitized for Western sensibilities. I was once on a bus from Cancun to Queretaro that stopped for lunch at a hole-in-the-wall restaurant - chickens were literally roaming free around the tables while we ate their brothers and sisters. The good news: beside giving you a chance to see more of Mexico, a long bus ride can save you a tremendous amount of money. Especially during the Holidays, a plane to Houston and a bus from Houston to San Miguel can cost you a third the price of the same plane ticket going to Mexico City. http://www.visit-sanmiguel.com
Yes, there are downsides. First of all, like a regular bus, frequent stops are the norm. A short hop trip, like a bus between Queretaro and San Miguel, may have zero or one stop, while a bus from Monterrey may have a half-dozen. Second, despite the competitive industry, you will occasionally find a bus that does something obnoxious like drive away without you. (I've had this happen only once to me.) And of course, there's the tragedy of having to "slum it" with the locals. But all in all, if you can get over yourself and your fear of buses, I think you'll find the bus system in Mexico infinitely more appealing than any other form of transportation. http://www.visit-sanmiguel.com
]Regarding the bus from Leon to San Miguel de Allende, yes, there is bus service! It's more of a local type bus, since the distance is so short, with none of the amenities you'd find on a first class or executive class bus.
On other thing worth mentioning is the large number of retirees. It was mentioned twice in the article but it bears mentioning again. The place is crawling with them! They've done their best (or worst, depending on your point of view) to Americanize SMdA, and I think the town has suffered because of it. I don't mean to scare anyone off, but be aware of what you're going to encounter. And the silver lining for those of you who don't speak Spanish is that many many people speak English. (Also, for this reason, I wouldn't pick SMdA as a place I'd go to learn Spanish.)
To counterbalance my warning of all the old American people, there is also a cool younger scene if you can find it. There's at least one "secret" club for the hipsters and fresas, if that's your scene.
San Miguel de Allende is certainly worth the visit.
From Leon is a local - it'll take about an hour and forty-five minutes, and the estancia is not at the airport but a $3 - 5 US cab from the airport, and the fare is about $4 US.
Buses from Laredo to Qto. take about 14 hours unless it's an express service. Houston to SMA has run me from 22 to 28 hours, so bring a book. And a sammich or 4. Toilets on buses (particularly in the 2d class) are often locked (reportedly for the exclusive use of the driver, although how remains a mystery). 184.108.40.206 04:14, 18 May 2010 (EDT)JC


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For the week ending 20 March 2010 / 4 Nisan 5770
The First Carrot Peeler in Jerusalem
There was great excitement in Jerusalem when the first shipment of modern carrot peelers arrived in the city. And who was the first housewife to receive as a gift this new gadget that made the work of the housekeeper a bit easier? The wife of the Torah giant, Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Auerbach, zatzal.
It probably came to his attention as a result of a halachic question regarding the need to immerse such a utensil in a mikveh before use. But once he became aware of its existence he rushed to purchase one for his wife as an expression of his appreciation of her role as his wife.


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Broken Bone Bathtub is an immersive theatre project taking place inside a bathtub, in an actual home. After a serious bike accident, a young woman musters up the courage to ask for help, and shares her story, exploring themes of trauma, suffering, human generos... (more)


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The Elements of Style, Fourth Edition by William Strunk (Repost)
Publisher: Longman; 4th edition (August 2, 1999) | ISBN: 020530902X | Pages: 105 | PDF | 1.9 MB
If there is one book for English grammar this is the book. There is nothing wrong even calling this book as "Bible of English grammar". You know the authors' names. You recognize the title. You've probably used this book yourself. This is The Elements of Style, the classic style manual, now in a fourth edition. A new Foreword by Roger Angell reminds readers that the advice of Strunk & White is as valuable today as when it was first offered.This book's unique tone, wit and charm have conveyed the principles of English style to millions of readers. Use the fourth edition of "the little book" to make a big impact with writing.
Asserting that one must first know the rules to break them, this classic reference book is a must-have for any student and conscientious writer. Intended for use in which the practice of composition is combined with the study of literature, it gives in brief space the principal requirements of plain English style and concentrates attention on the rules of usage and principles of composition most commonly violated.
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Contrast Blending
We refer to contrast blending as a technique to blend several differently exposed (exposure bracketed) images in order to achieve a higher Dynamic Range.
There are several more or less automatic approaches realized in commercial programs or plugins like Photomatix and Fred Miranda's DRI or the free photoshop actions from Erik Krause
However, contrast blending can be done completely 'by hand' as described on Michael Reichmann's site - http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/digital-blending.shtml
Here is a user comment on Michael's technique:
"I use the second technique, the Layer Mask approach, and have found that it works quickly and easily, while still leaving much room for tweaking as necessary. The only change I've made in my approach is at the end where I work in Levels instead of curves. I find that sliding the mid-tones to the right helps make the resulting image look more realistic. In some cases, you just have to play around with all three sliders until you get a good blend. I also will reduce the opacity of the top layer down to about 85% as well."
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Sony unveiled its next-generation gaming system, PlayStation 4, at an event in New York, saying the console will be part of a new ecosystem focused on hardware, software and "the fastest, most powerful gaming network."
"Our long-term vision is to reduce download times of digital titles to zero," said Mark Cerny, Sony's lead system architect on the PS4.
The new console is the Japanese electronics giant's first major game machine since the PlayStation 3 went on sale in 2006.
Wednesday's unveiling is Sony Corp.'s attempt to steal the spotlight, at least until Microsoft Corp. unveils its next Xbox in June, as expected, at the E3 video game expo in Los Angeles.
Among the PS4's revisions is an updated controller that adds a touchpad, motion control and a "share" button. The controller also features a light bar, which means a new PlayStation camera can more easily track the device.
Sony has struggled lately to keep up with Microsoft and other powerful rivals such as Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. The company is promising nifty mobile devices, sophisticated digital cameras and other gadgetry as part of its comeback effort.
The new device arrives amid declines in video game hardware, software and accessory sales. Research firm NPD Group said game sales fell 22 percent to $13.3 billion in 2012. One reason for the decline, analysts believe: It's been years since a new game machine was released. Most people who want an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or a Wii already have one. But people also have shifted their attention to games on Facebook, tablet computers and mobile phones. Sony and other game makers face the task of convincing people that they need a new video game system rather than, say, a new iPad.
Last fall, Nintendo started selling the Wii U, which comes with a tablet-like controller called the GamePad. It allows two people playing the same game to have entirely different experiences depending on whether they use the GamePad or a traditional Wii remote, which itself was revolutionary when it came out because of its motion-control features. The GamePad can also be used to play games without using a TV set, as one would on a regular tablet.
The original Wii has sold more units since its launch than both its rivals, but it has lost momentum in recent years as the novelty of its motion controller faded. Nintendo said it sold 3.1 million Wii Us by the end of 2012. It was a disappointing start for the first of a new generation of gaming systems.
In some ways, notably its ability to display high-definition games, the Wii U was just catching up to the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360, the preferred consoles to play popular games such as "Call of Duty" and "Red Dead Redemption."
All three console makers are trying to position their devices as entertainment hubs that can deliver movies, music and social networking as they try to stay relevant in the age of smartphones and tablets. The Wii U has a TV-watching feature called TVii. With it, the console's touch-screen GamePad controller becomes a remote control for your TV and set-top box. But Microsoft and Sony were ahead of the game in this front, too.
When the PlayStation 3 went on sale in the U.S. on Nov. 17, 2006, the 20 gigabyte model had a $500 price tag and the 60 GB version went for $600. They are now cheaper and come with more storage - $270 for 250 GB and $300 for 500 GB. Comparable models of the Wii U and the Xbox 360 both start at $300.
Sony, meanwhile, started selling a mobile gaming device, PlayStation Vita, last February. The Vita connects to the PlayStation 3, so players can play the same game regardless of whether they are using a console or a handheld system.
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"I am a nerd artist, an artist who uses technology," says Zachary Lieberman, a graduate of both the BFA and the MFA Design and Technology programs at Parsons. "Whether the end product is software or hardware, the work I create is not, in the end, about technology itself but rather about what it means to be alive; it is about life's poetic moments."
The imaginative interplay between artistry and technology is an unmistakable feature of Lieberman's projects. He helped develop EyeWriter, a low-cost device created with customized open-source software and hardware that enables people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) to create images using a projection apparatus. This groundbreaking device, cited on Time magazine's list of the 50 best inventions of 2010, also won the Brit Insurance Design Award 2010 (Interactive) from London's Design Museum and the Golden Nica (Interactive) award from Ars Electronica, an art and technology organization based in Linz, Austria.
Named one of "100 Creative People in Business" by Fast Company magazine in 2010, Lieberman has also worked on live performances, music videos, outdoor projections, and museum installations. An advocate of open-source and free software, he is one of the creators of openframeworks, a toolkit for the artistic use of computer programming code that was developed at Parsons.
Despite his passion for technology and the significant role it plays in his artistic endeavors, Lieberman has a healthy awareness of its limitations. "Technology can be very sexy, but it also can be absorbing and remove you from real life," he says.
"Practitioners need technical skills but also to be out visiting museums, attending conferences and lectures, and interacting with others in the field. More engagement with the world leads to more opportunities for serendipity and wonder."


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Posts Tagged 'war on terror'
September 11
I can't believe fifteen years have gone by since that day, since the deadliest and costliest single terrorist attack of its kind on non-military targets in the history of the world, since cowardly and murderous heretics decided senseless chaos and indiscriminate killing were the only ways to redemption. I can't believe people born after the attack are in high school now. I can't believe there are people voting in this upcoming election, where we are still dealing with the divisive ramifications of terrorism and national security, who may be too young to remember when this event even happened.
And I know many probably mean well when they brandish the flag and loudly tell us all to "never forget." In reality, though, what almost all people saying "never forget" need to do is… STOP.
Stop saying "never forget."
If you are not an actual victim of this attack, if you are not the relative or friend or colleague of someone who is or was a victim of this attack, if you didn't spend hours or days after the attack struggling to make contact with everyone you knew from the four fateful flights or from the New York or Washington areas where these murders actually occurred to be certain everyone was accounted for, please stop saying "never forget."
You have nothing to forget.
Those this profound tragedy directly touched would like nothing more than to forget, and yet how could they ever?
Everyone in the world with access to media on September 11, 2001 shared the experience of watching with utter confusion after the first plane, American Airlines Flight 11, impacted the North Tower.
"Oh, no. That looks awful. Maybe a news helicopter lost control or something."
Everyone in the world stood and screamed and swore aloud when they saw the second plane, United Airlines Flight 175 – a nearly fully fueled Boeing 767-200 aircraft with registration number N612UA, hurtling over Staten Island and plowing into the façade of the South Tower at nearly 600 miles per hour (950 km/h).
That initial dose of almost cinematic dystopia, along with perhaps giving blood to help victims that never emerged from the rubble, digging out an old American flag to display out front, and being glued to cable news coverage for the next year, two years, fifteen years… that's about where the shared elements of this event end.
Answering the question of "Where were you when you first found out about the attacks?" with a sheepish "I had just finished wrecking the toilet at the Starbucks in the strip mall down the street from my house" eternally disqualifies you from telling anyone never to forget. The best thing someone like that can do is keep quiet. Keep quiet and step aside and allow those whose lives really were permanently altered by this crime to do the best they can to get through this day for one more year.
The last thing the surviving victims, families, friends, and colleagues need is to be reminded of the senseless, violent, and painful manner in which their loved ones died. The last thing they need is to be bombarded on traditional media and social media with 9/11 specials and 9/11 retrospectives and, perhaps tackiest and most heartbreaking of all, 9/11 sales. (Shame on that former mattress store in Texas for ever even considering such a thing. I hope the responsible parties never earn another dollar.) Why can't people express their respect for the losses of others by giving them space? Why can't people honor a terrible day by doing something other than making it about themselves?
The September 11 attacks weren't perpetrated against the suburbs or against middle America or against capitalism or against "our freedom." They were committed against visible symbols of American hegemony abroad by the brainwashed followers of a morally bankrupt group of lunatics who wanted nothing more than to get the attention of our government. It was never meant to be a rallying cry for those who'd been longing to score political points against "others" for decades.
There is no need to say "never forget" because how could anyone involved ever forget? I just wish the people who've been shouting "never forget" for the last fifteen years could say with confidence that they have ever learned.


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Senior Mentoring Groups
These small groups are informally facilitated by faculty, staff, and Christian Brothers and will meet monthly to provide mentoring and peer support as seniors navigate what can be a stressful and difficult year. The structure will be informal and flexible to meet the interests and time constraints of most seniors.
Students who participate in the program will:
- Reflect on the values and personal changes that have occurred during their undergraduate years
- Develop confidence in their career search, decision-making techniques, and workplace expectations
- Empower themselves to make a difference in the world and contribute to the common good
- Learn financial literacy and life skills
Gain knowledge of engagement opportunities for alumni to stay connected with SMC
SMGs are also sensitive to the mixed emotions that accompany senior year. It is not unusual to be proud of what one has accomplished in college, while at the same time experience a sense of loss about the college years coming to an end. Much of the stress of senior year can be attributed to uncertainty and anxiety about the future; being alone in the real world; establishing a new, self sufficient identity; and loss or sadness over leaving college behind. Airing these mixed emotions in a mentoring group can be a liberating and therapeutic experience for seniors, as well as a unifying one.
Logistics and Structure
SMGs will be composed of 4-8 seniors and one staff or faculty mentor. Interested students will agree to participate in a gathering with this small group each month to cover a variety of topics. Each group will have a large degree of freedom in determining how the group runs, when it meets, and what topics are covered.
Role of the Mentor
A mentor is a person who can ask provocative questions, facilitate discussion, and provide decision-making support. Mentors are good listeners who want to help students discover their strengths and realize their full potential.
SMGs begin meeting in September and spots are limited, so don't delay! Interested seniors should contact Patty Bishop in the Career Development Center at firstname.lastname@example.com TODAY!


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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- Barry University's volleyball team lost to NCAA Tournament-bound Florida Southern, 25-16, 25-14, 22-25, 25-16, Friday night in the penultimate match of the season.
The Buccaneers will host Saint Leo at 4 p.m. Saturday in the season finale. Senior Ashley Carrero will play her final collegiate volleyball match in a contest to be aired on the Bucs Broadcast Network.
Barry (11-16, 4-11 Sunshine State Conference) fought back from a 2-0 set deficit to pull out the third set. The Buccaneers climbed out to a 15-12 lead on Ivana Didanovic's service ace, and then extended the third set lead to 19-15 when Jenny Trinidad put away a winner. Florida Southern (20-13, 9-6) rattled off four straight points, facing set termination, but Brindl Langley's service error sealed the set, pulling the Bucs within one, 2-1.
FSC, which hit .341, came to play in the final set, however. The Moccasins had a set-high 17 kills, hitting .371 in the decisive fourth to win for the first time in their last seven road matches.
Barry, which hit .138, attacked over .200 in the first set when the Buccaneers recorded a .219 clip. Florida Southern hit .452 in the opening set, failing to commit an error to trigger a quick start.
The Bucs were outblocked, 9-2.
Trinidad had 34 assists and two aces. Tashalyn Begon, whose season has peaked at the tail end of 2013, finished with 11 kills and 15 digs. She had one of Barry's five aces.
Langley had 13 kills, and Kate Stromberg 11 for the Mocs, who dug 71 balls. Kendall Marotti had 44 assists, nine kills, 11 digs and an ace.
Jayla Trombley finished with eight kills and 16 digs, and Laine Cielena and Carrero each had seven kills for the Buccaneers. Carrero had 13 of Barry's 61 digs.


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"The Surface Pro 3 does a better job of cramming a full-powered computer into a touchscreen tablet than anything ever has before"The Verge
Featuring a gorgeous 12-inch display encased in a sleek magnesium frame, Surface Pro 3 is the thinnest and lightest in our Pro family. Refined to its essential elements, Surface Pro 3 is as beautiful as it is functional so you can stay productive from anywhere. Just slip it into your bag or backpack and go.
Pre-loaded with Windows 8.1 Pro, you can install your favorite desktop software, including the full Microsoft Office Suite (sold separately) and thousands of programs created for the Windows platform. Surface Pro 3 also has a 4thgeneration Intel Core processor which delivers blazing-fast performance.
Offering unmatched versatility, you can go from tablet to laptop in a snap with the multi-position Kickstand and Surface Pro 3 Type Cover.3Magnetic stability keeps the Surface Pro 3 Type Cover steady, so you can work just as comfortably on your lap as at your desk. Plus, you can easily connect your peripherals and transfer files via a full-size USB 3.0, microSD card reader, and Mini DisplayPort.4
Behold the most natural writing and drawing experience on a tablet thanks to the new Surface Pen. Use the Pen to mark up presentations, sign documents, or enjoy art apps. You can also open a blank OneNote document with a click of the Surface Pen to instantly capture your next idea–even if your device is in sleep mode.
Use the multi-position Kickstand for a hands-free way to watch movies on the brilliant Full HD display.5 Enjoy Dolby audio as you stream millions of songs for free, and import your iTunes playlists. Easily integrate all your social content with free apps like Facebook and Twitter, or stay productive with pre-installed apps like OneNote and Skype.
Windows 8.1 Pro
Casing: Magnesium • Color: Silver • Physical buttons: Volume, Power, Home
11.50 x 7.93 x 0.36 in (292.10 x 201.42 x 9.14 mm)
1.76 lbs (0.79 kg)
Solid state drive (SSD) options: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB
64GB or 128GB version with 4GB RAM
256GB or 512GB version with 8GB RAM
Screen: 12" ClearType Full HD Display • Resolution: 2160 x 1440 • Aspect Ratio: 3:2 • Touch: Multitouch input
64GB/Intel i3 version:
4th generation Intel Core i3-4020Y 1.50 GHz with Intel HD Graphics 4200
128GB and 256GB/Intel i5 version:
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4th generation Intel Core i7-4650U 1.70 GHz (with Turbo Boost Technology up to 3.3 GHZ) with Intel HD Graphics 5000
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip for enterprise security
Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy technology
Up to 9 hours of web browsing5
5MP and 1080p HD front- and rear-facing cameras • Built-in front- and rear-facing microphones • Stereo speakers with Dolby Audio-enhanced sound
Stereo speakers with Dolby Audio-enhanced sound
Full-size USB 3.0 • microSD card reader • Headphone jack • Mini DisplayPort • Cover port • Charging port
Ambient light sensor • Accelerometer • Gyroscope • Magnetometer
1-year limited hardware warranty6
Dimensions: 135mm (length), 9.5mm (diameter) • Weight: 20 grams
Flipboard • Skype Wi-Fi • Skype • OneNote MX • Solitaire • Mahjong • Sudoku/Microsoft Number Puzzle • Fresh Paint
Surface Pro 3 • Surface Pen • 36-watt power supply • Quick Start Guide • Safety and warranty documents
A: Yes, Surface Pro 3 is a full laptop replacement. It can run any program that runs on Windows, including Office, iTunes, and Photoshop.1
A: Yes, you can connect to most monitors via the Surface Pro 3 mini DisplayPort and an optional AV adapter or VGA adapter.
A: You can mark up any document in Word, Excel, and OneNote, and at any thickness you want. Office programs1 appear with a "Pen" tab on the ribbon which gives you all the options you need. There are also many Pen apps to markup PDFs and other documents, such as Drawboard PDF.
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A: Download the Surface Pro 3 user guide and make sure you've installed the latest updates.


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Monday, September 11, 2006
A Nation Remembers
A poem written by Jack Buck
Since this nation was founded under God
More than 200 years ago
We've been the bastion of freedom...
The light that keeps the free world aglow.
We do not covet the possessions of others,
We are blessed with the bounty we share.
We have rushed to help other nations...
War is just not our nature...we won't start
But we will end the fight.
If we are involved we shall be resolved to
Protect what we know is right.
We have been challenged by a cowardly foe
Who strikes and then hides from our view.
With one voice we say, "There's no choice
Today, there is only one thing to do"
Everyone is saying the same thing
And praying that we end these senseless
Moments we are living.
As our fathers did before, we shall win
This unwanted war
And our children will enjoy the future,
We'll be giving.
Written by Jack Buck
September 14, 2001
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A year or so ago, few had ever heard of the Thailand-made distillate Mekhong other than the Thais themselves, Far East tourists and fans of the Pogues. Yes, the Pogues. The spirit is mentioned on the Irish band's 1990 album Hell's Ditch: "She gave me Mekhong whiskey/Put me on a breeze to Kathmandu." But the Pogues got it wrong. Mekhong isn't whiskey, though its copper color might fool you into thinking so. What is it? That's a little tricky.
Describing Mekhong as a spiced Thai rum would, perhaps, be easiest, but not very accurate, or fair. The spirit is, like some rums, primarily distilled from sugar cane, but it's blended with a five-percent injection of rice distillate, giving the flavor a distinct, sake-like backbone. Add an infusion of native Thai herbs and spices and you get something that doesn't resemble anything else on the back bar: a light (70-proof), vaguely exotic spirit smacking of toffee, citrus, nuts and vanilla.
The initial U.S. marketing plan was to place Mekhong in Thai and Asian restaurants, where it would have a ready clientele. But when it was discovered that many of these places lacked liquor licenses, the company that owns the brand turned to the craft cocktail movement. Today, Mekhong is rolling out across the United States and already appearing on cocktail menus in New York, Chicago, Miami and Boston. Bartenders have found that it combines surprisingly well with other cocktail ingredients, from herbal Chartreuse to spicy ginger to rich chocolate bitters. "Mekhong mixes so well," says John Freeman, head bartender at Elizabeth in Manhattan. "The reason you get a different flavor profile than what you might get from rum is because of that five percent rice."
In Thailand, spirits don't have the long pedigrees that they enjoy in, say, Scotland or Kentucky. Mekhong, in fact, is the country's first domestically produced, branded spirit. The Sirivadhanabhakdi family created the spirit in 1941 and still runs the company today. They named their product after the Mekhong River, which flows along Thailand's eastern border—a good choice, as shortly thereafter the French attempted to divert the river out of Thailand, and Mekhong sales were boosted by a wave of nationalistic Thai pride. It quickly grew to 20 million cases a year during that period (today productions stands at 1 million cases a year).
Fortunately, Americans don't need an international incident for an excuse to drink Mekhong. The exotic taste, and the novelty, are more than enough temptation.


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The history of Lightweight wheels has largely been shaped by some of the world's top competitive cyclists. It was them who first used the revolutionary wheels at championship races and major cycling tours, thereby establishing the brand's reputation in the sport. Lightweight wheels have been available in their current shape ever since 1995, albeit subject to continuous refinement. Here is a brief timeline:
Heinz Obermayer and his partner develop all-carbon wheels. Initially for sulkies, but later for racing bikes too.
Lightweight establishes itself in the world of professional cycling.
Bjarne Riis and Jan Ullrich win the Tour de France and each win a stage using Lightweights.
Lance Armstrong wins both the Tour de Suisse and the Tour de France using Lightweights.
The Lightweight brand is sold to CarbonSports GmbH.
Generation 2 – Obermayer, Standard & Ventoux
Generation 3 – Obermayer, Standard & Ventoux
Standard C – all-carbon clincher, new hi-tech office building
All-carbon disc and VR8
Product launchRUNDKURS, MEILENSTEIN, AUTOBAHN, FERNWEG, GIPFELSTURM
Special edition WHITE EDITION, OBERMAYER GOLDRAUSCH
Product launch
URGESTALT - Lightweight is bringing his first own frame to market.
Designed and engineered in Germany.
Another milestone in the company's history.
Product launch
EDELSTOFF - Lightweight develops his own clothing line
under the brand name EDELSTOFF. Main focus was the comfort
and the functionality of the clothing. Additionally the
sustainability of the production process was crucial.
This is why the entire clothing line is produced in a
family company in Portugal.
During the Olympic Games in Rio the italian and the australian national teams
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I bought new laptop Dell Inspiron and first thing I installed Linux Mint and Eclipse for Java development. But I didn't like the look of Eclipse, everything just looks too big on the screen. Half of the space is taken by the tabs and menus, no room for editor, also the font is too big.
I would like to shrink the whole screen if possible, to have smaller fonts and tabs etc., but the display is on the maximum resolution already (1366x768).
How can I do this? I'm quite new to Linux and gnome, but I'm sure there is a simple solution to my problem.


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Lt. Col. Spyros Spanos heard last month that he might be able to come home for a few weeks in December. Spyros, a member of the Connecticut National Guard who has been stationed in western Afghanistan since July, told his wife, but not their two sons.
Lt. Col. Spyros Spanos heard last month that he might be able to come home for a few weeks in December. Spyros, a member of the Connecticut National Guard who has been stationed in western Afghanistan since July, told his wife, but not their two sons. So his wife, Rita Provatas, told their two sons on Dec. 12 that she had to go to Providence overnight on business. She actually was picking up Spanos from the airport. When Spanos and Provatas returned home at 7:30 a.m. the next day, their two sons were home because of a snow day. So Spanos hid in the closet so his sons wouldn't see him when they came downstairs, and Provatas dragged them into the living room for what she told them was an "early Christmas present." "He actually walked into the living room, walked 2 feet away from them and said, 'Hey, boys, how are you doing?'" Provatas said. Spanos was lucky enough to get to come home for Christmas, his family's most important holiday. But there are about 100 soldiers from the Connecticut National Guard who are spending the holidays away from their loved ones. Constant communication with each other and the support of loved ones – and sometimes random strangers -- is what gets them through the holidays. The families of deployed soldiers, especially the spouses, have a more difficult job than those who are serving overseas, Spanos said. It gives him "peace of mind" to know that his wife can handle the daily needs of their two sons, 14-year-old Nicholas and 12-year-old Michael, while maintaining a full-time job as a lawyer. "It amazing to me how she's able to juggle everything," Spanos said. The family members of deployed soldiers often lean on each other, Provatas said. They get together and e-mail each other during rough days, she said. "No one has even complained about having their husbands away," Provatas said. "All of us have said, 'This is something we all have to do, and we're going to make the best of it.'" One of the wives Provatas talks to regularly is Maria Cormier. Cormier's husband, Sgt. Maj. Toby Cormier, also is deployed in Afghanistan with the Connecticut National Guard. The Colchester resident uses phone, e-mail and occasionally Webcam -- that's how they most likely will communicate on Christmas -- to talk to her husband. Her 15-year-old son, Zach, and 12-year-old daughter, Olivia, help her with tasks such as shoveling snow. Olivia and four of her friends also helped her gather a Christmas tree, ornaments and treats to send to her husband. "He's a kid in a man's body," Cormier said. "They all love him, and they wanted to do something for him." Sometimes support stems from complete strangers, Cormier said. One high school student sent her husband a rock from Connecticut so he could have a piece of home. He, in turn, sent the girl a rock from Afghanistan. "The support from the community means a lot to our family," Maria Cormier said. "It makes him feel better over there, knowing that people are in touch and caring here." Supportive Speeches Organizations in eastern Connecticut regularly send packages abroad in support of deployed soldiers. One public speaking class at Three Rivers Community College had a unique idea. Students in Sam Rindell's class recorded two-minute speeches as part of their final examination. Matt Roland, a Niantic resident, said he wanted to express his gratitude to the troops. Negative coverage in the media of the war often mutes the respect people feel for soldiers' service, he said. "Our country entered the war against another country for a criminal act that was taken against the American people," Roland said. "You can never bring back the lives that are lost, but I think the cause they're fighting for (is worthy)." Alberto Sanchez, a full-time student studying computer science, served in Afghanistan with the Army from April 2006 to June 2007. Being deployed during the holidays was difficult, he said, but support from his family and the community made it easier. In his speech, he told the troops to keep their morale high. "The more important thing is to stay positive, so you can function with the guys and girls you work with," Sanchez said. "You stay positive, you can come home alive." Reach Marisa Maldonado at email@example.com.


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Ham, Egg & Cheese Casserole
Total TimePrep: 35 min. Bake: 40 min. + standing
Makes12 servings
- 1 loaf (1 pound) frozen bread dough, thawed
- 3/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1/3 cup all-purpose flour
- 2-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 3 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 pound sliced smoked deli ham
- 2 cups shredded Swiss cheese
- 6 large eggs
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- Preheat oven to 350°. On a lightly floured surface, roll dough into a 14x10-in. rectangle. Transfer to a greased 13x9-in. baking dish; build up edges slightly.
- In a large saucepan, melt butter over medium heat. Stir in flour until smooth; gradually whisk in milk. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly; cook and stir 3-4 minutes or until thickened. Stir in mustard, pepper, salt and nutmeg. Remove from heat; stir in Parmesan cheese.
- Place a third of the ham over the dough; top with 1 cup sauce and 2/3 cup Swiss cheese. Repeat layers twice. Bake, uncovered, 30 minutes or until bubbly and crust is golden brown.
- Using the back of a tablespoon, make 6 indentations in top of casserole to within 2 in. of edges. Carefully break an egg into each indentation.
- Bake 10-15 minutes longer or until egg whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but are not hard. (If desired, bake an additional 5 minutes for firmer eggs.) Sprinkle with parsley. Let stand 10 minutes before cutting.
Nutrition Facts1 piece: 405 calories, 23g fat (12g saturated fat), 176mg cholesterol, 992mg sodium, 26g carbohydrate (6g sugars, 2g fiber), 22g protein.
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Mar 12, 2014
This casserole is very tasty, but I agree that there was more sauce than I preferred. I used skim milk and cheddar cheese instead of Swiss. I was not sure about the frozen bread dough. When it said "thawed", I didn't know if should just thaw or actually be allowed to rise. I let it thaw in the refrigerator and then let it rise a little before using. It seemed a little tougher than I thought it needed to be, but that may be because it should have been treated differently.
Jan 1, 2014
Great flavor. I only made half of the cheese sauce. Anymore than half would have been too saucy. This was served to six and everyone had an egg. This reminded me of a pizza version of a fancy egg Mcmuffin.
Dec 6, 2013
Wonderful flavor, and great presentation. I put aluminum foil on top when the eggs were baking to make sure the egg whites cooked till no longer runny. There seemed to be a lot more sauce than needed, but I didn't let it go to waste, and with the extra, served it over biscuits the next day.


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Letter, Tho. Ewing Jr to Dear Hugh [Ewing]
Author: Ewing, Jr., Thomas , 1829-1896
Date: January 17, 1861
To his brother Hugh Ewing, who was apparently visiting family in Lancaster, Ohio, Thomas Ewing wrote concerning his upcoming trip to New York and Washington. His major focus was the prospect of Charles Robinson being appointed Commissioner of Indian affairs in the new administration, and his (Ewing's) likely selection to the U.S. Senate if Robinson captured that position.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: Thomas Ewing, Jr. Collection, #341, Letter Press Book #4
Item Number: 100605 Number of images: 2
Keywords: Civil war; Ewing, Hugh; Ewing, Thomas, 1829-1896; Indian Affairs, Commissioner of; Lancaster, Ohio; Lane, James Henry, 1814-1866; New York, New York; Parrott, Marcus J., 1828-1879; Presidential appointments; Robinson, Charles, 1818-1894; United States. Commissioner of Indian Affairs; United States. Congress. Senate; Washington, D.C.
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Cost of attendance for tuition and regularly assessed fees and for on-campus room and board is published each year in the Vincennes University Catalog. In calculating your cost of attendance, we also include estimates for books and supplies, transportation, and personal expenses. The following are the estimates for 2019-2020.
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The previous post featured habitat photos by Kauderwelsch who, in the meantime, has been kind enough to share more pictures at Wikimedia Commons. I've included a handful of his photos below.
The epidermis of this peyote cactus (Lophophora williamsii) is slightly bruised and looks like some animal nibbled on it but changed its mind after tasting the first couple of bitter bites (or maybe the bruises are just damage from the rocks scattered around the plant, but I like the "nibbling explanation" better ;-)
Peyote (Lophophora williamsii), near Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
Previously I haven't been much into Mammillaria but seeing this magnificent picture of a flowering M. kraehenbuehlii has me wondering if I should grow some of these beautiful plants.
Flowering Mammillaria kraehenbuehlii
The next picture shows a Strombocactus disciformis growing in its typical habitat; nearly vertical, flaking limestone cliffs. It seems almost surreal that any plant is able to grow in this harsh biotope, but Strombocactus, Aztekium ritteri, and other species of cactus thrive in such conditions.
Strombocactus disciformis, near Vizarrón, Querétaro, México
The next two photos are a bit out of context (they are certainly not showing "small Mexican species"; and one is not even picturing a cactus ;-) I just fell for the beauty of the band of Cephalocereus columna-trajani standing tall against the background of towering clouds, and the sprawl of branches on that ancient looking Beaucarnea gracilis.
Cephalocereus columna-trajani,(syn. C. hoppenstedtii), near Tehuacán, Puebla, México
Adult specimen of Beaucarnea gracilis, Zapotitlán Salinas, Oaxaca, México
I have to visit México!
The photos are published under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License. The original high resolution copies of the pictures are available here:
- Lophophora williamsii, near Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
- Flowering Mammillaria kraehenbuehlii
- Strombocactus disciformis, near Vizarrón, Querétaro, México
- Cephalocereus columna-trajani (syn. C. hoppenstedtii), near Tehuacán, Puebla, México
- Adult specimen of Beaucarnea gracilis, Zapotitlán Salinas, Oaxaca, México


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After the longest time in the universe, I did me review for FAUB. I already read it regularly, but I wanted to sit down and read it all the way through from the beginning in one sitting, and I had that time today. I suck at reviews so I'll never do one ever again.
it's right here
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Linux / UNIX: Speed up SSH X11 Forwardinglast updated in Categories OpenBSD, UNIX
I've an CentOS based server and Ubuntu based desktop pc. I'm connecting to my CentOS using ssh X11 forwarding feature. However, speed over the Internet is pretty slow for certain apps such as VMWare console. How do I speed up OpenSSH X11 forwarding using Linux / UNIX desktop system?


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Globalization—this prevalent phenomenon in education, business, and society comes with challenges, but also great opportunity. At Drake, we view our role in this rapidly changing world to be a place where intercultural perspectives are part of everyday life and students gain skills and understanding necessary for responsible global citizenship.
Drake is committed to internationalization, a process that affects not only our students and faculty, but the communities we touch at home and around the world. Internationalizing the University means:
We work to achieve these goals through a variety of programs and services across campus.
Students, faculty, staff, and the general public can hear from internationally focused speakers and leaders through Principal Center for Global Citizenship, which works to ensure that intercultural perspectives and issues are an integral part of the Drake experience. Students interested in international careers can also enjoy in-depth learning experiences through the R.W. and Mary Nelson Institute for Diplomacy and International Affairs.
Our students can study abroad in more than 70 countries for a few weeks, a semester, or a year. But they're often doing more than just studying: They're volunteering, interning, and conducting research.
After graduation, students can teach English in China through the Working Worldwide. And Drake is also one of the nation's top producers of Fulbright Scholars among master's universities.
International Student and Scholar services support the more than 300 international students who attend Drake each year. We strive to create an inclusive and supportive environment for students of all cultures and backgrounds. The Intensive English Program helps non-native speakers of English improve their language proficiency, familiarity with U.S. culture, and academic performance.
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The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
It's tempting to pick at the few imperfections I found in The Blind Assassin (and I do mean few), such as the thinness of one or two characters, but that would be kind of dumb. But the major characters, such as the narrator's sister, Laura, are so expertly rendered, yet remain in an important sense mysterious — just as many great characters in literature do.
Besides, to fixate on that would be to overlook what Atwood has pulled off, a stunning technical accomplishment of weaving a science-fiction story told within a noirish novel about adultery, itself just one part of a sprawling historical narrative chronicling Ontario in the early part of the 20th century, and a family's love and how it falls apart.
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Well these is some example how some new map makers can start create some map.Ofcourse these is mine working stages, and maybe can help.
Stage1-Like you see,you need to find some map who is relative with yours idea(in mine case these is Western Front)
Stage2-When you find map,then its need to remove all unnesesary things,and left only Western Europe borders, and prepare to create new continents and new borders.
Stage3-4-Now these is stages when you start to research for names and start to create Continents and borders.
Stage5-Now when you finish with all things from stage 3-4,its time for add colours.
Stage6-7--these is peroid in work,when you must experiment with all kind of colour options and to find what is best colours for your map.
Stage 8-now its time to put all your effort to create Bonus Area,and to fill with all relevant and required things(Continent names-Bonus walues-other gimicks)
Stage 9-The job is over and map is finish.
Eastern Front
Imperium Romanum
Iwo Jima
Ardennes Offensive
Europe 1914
Peloponnesian War
if you want to know how im create other maps,i will be happy to give short storry,like these.


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This article appeared in a September 2016 issue of the student newsletter.
By Anothony AnteRichland Chronicle
Sports are a big part of college life for both participants and spectators.
Richland College basketball has multiple titles, including Metro-Athletics Conference Champions in 2014. It has the coaches, facilities and physical training equipment that all contribute to the team's success.
Basketball coach Jon Havens said, "College sports are a way to meet friends and to be involved in college life. Every student is encouraged to join and play on the Richland basketball team if they meet the requirements."
Any student at Richland who wants to play basketball has to be enrolled in 12 credit hours.
"We are a two-semester sport. In order to play in the second semester, you must pass all 12 credit hours in the semester," said Havens.
The coach further stressed the need for sportsmanship and a winning attitude. The basketball team, like every other team at Richland, has rules, regulations and requirements for full participation.
Havens said that new athletes must be high school graduates, or the equivalent, and must try out to make the team.
"I am happy to see all my athletes' progress academically because that's their main goal in the college. I am happy whenever the team is made," said Havens.
Every fall, all intending athletes participate in an open tryout in order to be recruited. All students interested in joining the team are welcome to try out for the team then.


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< Back to Theatre
Stroke of Luck
A family drama, with a dash of dark comedy, Stroke of Luck explores the themes of greed and guilt and how to reunite families that have been driven apart.
Shortly after the death of his wife, Lester Riley, an invalid who has suffered a premature stroke, announces to his three estranged middle-aged children that he is getting married again - to his young, sexy Japanese nurse. They are also shocked to learn that Lester has saved an enormous amount of money from his secret life as the exclusive television and radio repairman to a Long Island mob family. To stop the nurse from getting this surprise inheritance they must stop the marriage. They try every trick in the book: legal, religious, intimidation, psychological, and, in the case of one son, criminal. But they fail; or do they? Lester, it seems, has a few tricks up his own sleeve.
Show Information
Saturday, 1st March 2014
Sunday, 2nd March 2014
Venue Information
Park Theatre
Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park
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