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By Dan Merica, CNN
Washington (CNN) – The Christmas season is revealing a growing rift among American atheists when it comes to the question of how to deal with religion.
Some atheist activists are trying to seize the holidays as a time to build bridges with faith groups, while other active unbelievers increasingly see Christmas as a central front in the war on religious faith. With the dramatic growth of the nonreligious in the last few decades, more atheist leaders are emerging as spokespeople for atheism, but the Christmas rift speaks to growing disagreement over how atheists should treat religion.
On the religion-bashing side, there's David Silverman, president of the group American Atheists, which raised one of its provocative trademark billboards in New York's Times Square last week. "Keep the MERRY!" it says. "Dump the MYTH!"
The sign features a picture of a jolly Santa Clause and another of Jesus dying on the cross – a not-so-subtle attack on Christianity.
"Christianity stole Christmas in the first place and they don't own the season, they don't own the Christmas season," Silverman said, pointing to pagan winter solstice celebrations that predated Jesus Christ. "When they say keep Christ in Christmas, they are actually saying put Christ back in Christmas."
The New York billboard, which will be up until early January and is costing the group at least $25,000, is the latest in a long line of provocative American Atheists signs, which attacked then-Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's religion during this year's presidential campaign.
It's not the only way Silverman is using Christmas to attack Christianity. In a recent TV interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly, he said the American Atheist office be open on Christmas Day and called for an end to Christmas as a federal holiday.
O'Reilly, in turn, called Silverman a fascist.
Despite Silverman's knack for making headlines, however, other prominent atheists are putting a softer face on the movement, including during Christmastime.
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I say it's much ado about NADA. People will celebrate ANY holiday, Christmas included, as they choose. Frankly this smells of an attempt to drive a wedge between atheists using a bullshit reason. Personally, I don't care if you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, Yule or Saturnalia. Do it as you please; just don't bother me about it and we'll be just fine, thankuverymuch.
You know Loren - I was thinking the same thing. The article is apparently bias and I think it is something to try and divide Atheists. They want their to be a divide.
Divide and conquer - I think that is what they are up too.
Good point, Steph. Frankly, I don't know of any atheists opposed to billboards like that. I've spoken with some who are indifferent to them, but I don't know of any who have contacted American Atheists and expressed their opposition.
I agree.
CNN is our friend.
Right to express one's opinion can not be denied on any pretext, how one expresses it is his own choice. Atheists have no hang ups and support all that serves the humanity.
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Sophia Bush and longtime boyfriend Austin Nichols have reportedly called it quits.
The 29-year-old actress split from Austin, 31, who she co-starred with on One Tree Hill, after dating on and off for six years, according to Us Weekly.
Sophia "didn't think he was the one," a source told the mag, adding, "She's moving on."
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My favorite part about this letter is how it goes from zero to crazy in less than a hundred words. "First, let me apologize. Then let me tell you all about the horrific things I'm going to do to you for having an opinion!" Delightful. Here's what's most fun about this: despite nobody knowing for sure that this seller is a Scientology whackjob, despite nobody having any actual confirmation that a simple online review has resulted in attention from the infamous SeaOrg buckets of crazy, that organization has made themselves such a wonderful caricature that it all just might be possible. After all, we can be damned sure that Scientology has unleashed horrific evils on all of us before.
Now, while the seller has since gone to some lengths to delete everything they could from Amazon, one would think that both Amazon and law enforcement would be quite interested in folks threatening buyers. After all, the Church of Scientology might have many celebrities, and regular folks, constantly filling their coffers in exchange for having someone twist their thetans or whatever, but they've tangled with the U.S. government before and got a nice black eye over it. And to really incur retribution in America, making waves for a billion dollar corporation like Amazon ain't gonna win you any favors, either.
In the meantime, Hannah's Attic And Place (we must not forget about the place!) and their threats have gone viral, Streisanding around the interwebz to make sure everyone knows what jerks they are. That's so much more effective than the simple negative review they were trying to get taken down in the first place. Oh, Scientology, never stop being crazy.


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Oh please, no thanks on the drm.
You would never remember buying a retail boxed copy of half life 2 ep1 and having to install steam? That's the only reason I have a steam account. What about people all over Europe stuck with a game they could not play, why because to play single player you needed internet. You would never remember that, I bet you don't remember buying physical games that can be resold and borrowed. I gave my friend my steam user and password so he could play half life two, along with the retail box. That is pathetic!! Once the serial is registered to me, that's it.
You have always been able to game. On Linux, I was gaming on Linux since q3 and et. Take steam crap and keep it. Give me stand alone ports.
Steam is DRM at its finest, then to make things worse.
If you want to play. You have to update. On a 50meg connection you would still download at 700kb/sec.
There is a reason a lot of companies are signed up with steam, its not because of the digital distribution either.
Download pacsteam and see for yourself, they have a list of compatible games, if you install a game that's not on the list. The game won't work. Yes that's DRM on top of drm. Not to mention you can actually get banned from your account and won't be able to access the games you are renting from them.
Oddly I do remember but I'm not a gamer the only game I ever really got into was the original Doom. I'm aware of Steams DRM but at least with Linux its not built into the very nature of the platform - you can choose what to install and what not to install.


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We were admiring the photos of this corner situated Santa Monica residence designed by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (the Ehrlich House) when one of the exterior photos reminded us about an ongoing discussion we've had about residence location. Our better half is mostly opposed of living in a corner situated unit or house because of privacy issue, while some of our personal favourite homes are situated on corners. Do you have a bias/preference for corner residences? Or is it a non-factor in your choice in where to live?
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Catched bits and peices of the first episode. The animation scenes and background designs are not really spectacular maybe it's just that Samurai Champloo that spoils me. It's going to be intresting to watch in the long run when or if the story kicks in.
I'm getting flashbacks ***Kaidohmaru*** sorry just bought the DVD just to see how bad this is.
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Yep, there's a romance coming, according to the Production IG website (in English). The series looks awesome. Perhaps it will be better than Samurai Champloo. It definitely sounds like it has a different atmosphere.
I've heard that this anime's director is a woman, which is super rare in the anime industry. There are also staff members from Berserk and Stand Alone Complex.
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Me love this kind of story, it's like reading a novel. ^^
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First impression: The OP/ED music isn't at all what I expected, and I was a little disappointed, but I can deal. The rest of the BGM was quite nice. I eat that Noh shit up in samurai shows.
Second impression: Also from the OP...did the Japanese have pentagrams in the 10th century?
Third: Your command of japanese better be pretty damn solid to watch this raw. Tons of dialog, often about things not occurring onscreen meant I was lost most of the time. The fact that their speech isn't riddled with the English cognates and loan-words you find in modern Japanese didn't help at all.
Fourth: From what little I was able to understand, and by interpreting everything in terms of what plot-briefs there are on the web-site and above, I'm certain I want to see more of this, and will probably buy the R1 dvds.
I can't claim to understand why two different shows this season are re-writing the legends about Minamoto no Raiko and turning him into a girl for them though.
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I was slightly disappointed with this series. Perhaps my expectations were higher than they should have been.
The character art are good in the manner of the more realistic styles. However sometimes the animation seems to be a bit weird (e.g. Hikaru - yes that's her name, when she's eating her rice cake).
I had expected a better build up of the story (introducing the world setting first, then the tragedy, then the glorius hero - the real Raikou entering, build up the expectations, then have him struck down by the plague. Enter Hikaru who decides to take up her brother's quest). But the way the first episode was done raises more questions without any apparent answers, it confuses and distracts more than trying to grip the audience.
I love the intermissions of water colour art. But I do not like the use of sketched line arts for broad expanses of space in the background. It looks cheap, considering how other parts looked.
The atmosphere of the story in the first episode instead of hinting a heroic tale of a girl somehow seem to suggest a dewy-eye love story instead. I'll take a look further before deciding if I'm among the audience the producers are targeting...
Btw, which is the other anime doing a Minamoto no Raikou remake?
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Maybe anyone know more about this subject? ^^
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OMG. This is SUCH a cool series, it's absolutely stunning and amazing. I so dearly wish I could see it with English subtitles though, one thing is that it was so hard reading the Chinese subtitles (Rather hard for me to understand), plus .rmvb's quality really does not do justice to this wonderful first ep.
I was so stunned with that sequence where both of them are running through the forest and it's all in black, orange and white. At this point I'm tempted to say it's really, really artistic.
Oh, Production I.G.... I pay homage...
And the BGM is also pretty damn cool. Fits to a T... except the ED song, that felt a bit out of place.
I so so so so so hope someone does at least an english script for this or something, I am definitely following it even if I don't understand chinese subs so well.
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I understand about nothing is this episode except when she says "brother" lol.
The plot of this anime sounds very similar to Basara (girl pretends to be her brother, the savior, to lead her people to victory and falls in love with her enemy in the meantime). Only Basara is in a fantasy setting. Anyone seen Basara?
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Hey I remember Basara, I only saw the begining tho, where they had the prophecy that her brother is the saviour i think, but he died and she took his place fooling everyone to give them hope. I don't quite remember it's been a long time. ^^ But I remember that scene when she was taking a bath and met her sworn enemy and fall in love but they didn't know they were enemy. It was very romantic. ^^;;
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well the pentagram in Otogizoushi is definitely different from those used in western magic practice, I think the pentagram here represents the five elements in the Yin Yang Arts (onmyodo) and the five holy beasts shown in the OP (Unicorn, Dragon, Snake Turtle, Tiger and Phoenix). It was introduced to the Japanese by ancient Chinese, where Yin Yang Arts got invented back in around BC300 (which later got assimilated into Taoism).
The story reminds me more of Mulan, but instead of Mulan taking military duty in her father's place, Hikaru took the duty to recover the gem in her brother's place...
This show is indeed quite good and has a more serious atmosphere than most other anime series, but I don't think it's anything dark or very cool... except maybe the OP, which is quite stylish and feels somewhat (?) out of place. The extremely fine painting-like art style is very pleasant, but other than that so far it's quite a... standard show imo, good characters, good balance of story and action, everything done just right, but nothing outstanding, except of course the very fine emaki (picture scroll) standard art... really artistic feel
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You're right it does resemble Mulan, I love that story too. ^^
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watched ep3, still maintains the good quality of the first two episodes, however this one holds some interesting twists and surprises.
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In the spirit of Terra Madre Day, over fifty Slow Food Seattle members and community supporters came together on November 28th for a day-long fish canning workshop called – "Time to Tin a Tuna!" – taught by Jeremy Brown, a Bellingham-based commercial fisherman and longtime proponent of Slow Food.
Wild Pacific Albacore has been in the news for all the right reasons – topping the Monterey Bay Aquarium's Super Green List and on National Public Radio in a feature on the growth of micro-canneries in the Pacific Northwest.
Though you can find canned albacore tuna at your local food co-ops or fish markets in many communities, this was an opportunity to learn firsthand with someone well-versed in the process and safety considerations of using pressure cookers. At the end of the day, attendees left with both with the pride of supporting a local fisherman and a good stock of Wild Pacific Albacore to last through the long northwest winter. In past years, Jeremy had done these canning days in the coastal town of Port Townsend, Washington with Amy Grondin, a Slow Food Seattle board member and Port Townsend resident. This was the first time collaborating directly with Slow Food Seattle.
We were at maximum capacity a matter of days after announcing the event. We were able to use a commercial kitchen space donated by Gourmondo, a local catering company and Jeremy arrived with everything we needed to preserve our own delicious and nutritious, locally caught albacore tuna to see us through until the 2011 albacore fishing season.
The fish was pre-cut into steaks and with the help of a rotating assembly line of volunteers – we cleaned, trimmed, chopped, packed and processed a thousand pounds of albacore in eight hours!
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Glad to see tunes like these getting mass exposure to a newer audience who will then carry it on to their newer audience!
Absolutely chuffed to see LITTLE JOHN - PRAISING HIS MAJESTY get a release!!
Also wanted to know will WINSTON HUSSEY - PETTY THIEF see a 45 release with dub!??
Yes RB and his crew may be able to save the reggae industry single handedly with their releases. Please RB can you make the next batch of tunes unreleased material to stop all the haters who hate reissues. I bet all theses guys who hate the re-issues when they walk on the streets they are the type of people who give dirty looks with jealous eyes all for nothing too many haters out there !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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A self-proclaimed artist and genius who has elevated his drab existence into a personal mythology organizes his final party, a living wake, in director Sol Tryon's absurdist black comedy. K. Roth Binew (Mike O'Connell) is about to live his last day.
Abandoned by his father (Jim Gaffigan) as a young lad, Binew was raised by his nanny, Marla (Diane Kagan), and gradually grew to gain an appreciation for the arts.
Though he would personally never complete a single work of art, he nevertheless considers himself an artist and has recently been told by his doctor that he will shortly expire of some mysterious, unnamed disease.
Upon being informed of his dire situation, Binew boards his rickshaw and requests that his biographer and driver, Mills Joaquin (Jesse Eisenberg), transport him around town so that he may make his final arrangements.
As the day wears on, Binew and Joaquin visit the local liquirsmith to procure spirits, arrange a Viking-style funeral for the eccentric artist, and steal a goat for a personal picnic. Later, after Binew is attacked by his neighbor (Eddie Pepitone) and has his attempt to donate books at the local library refused, he hands out invitations to his final party.
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Election Day 2012 brought several disappointing defeats for Catholic bishops and their supporters who advocated for the defense of life, traditional marriage and religious freedom on state-level ballot questions.
Voters legalized same-sex marriage in three states while, in Minnesota, a ballot question was defeated that would have amended that state's constitution to define marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
'A dark day'
In Florida, a majority of voters went against two proposed amendments that had been supported by the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops. Those amendments would have amended the state's constitution to stop public funding for abortions and to strengthen protections for religiously affiliated agencies that provide social services. A 19th-century state law, rooted in anti-Catholic bias, makes those agencies' efforts subject to continuous legal scrutiny.
"Religious providers of vital services to all members of the community will continue to live under the shadow of a potential challenge to their successful partnerships with our state and local governments," said Michael Sheedy, associate director for health for the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops.
The California Catholic Conference urged Catholics to vote in favor of Proposition 34, which would have ended the death penalty in that state. California voters rejected the measure.
"Rejecting Proposition 34 represents a missed opportunity for us as a people," the California bishops said.
The election results have raised questions in some corners about the bishops' influence, especially given their campaign this year on religious liberty.
Father Michael Orsi, chaplain and research fellow in law and religion at Ave Maria University, told Our Sunday Visitor that the election appears to suggest the bishops are "toothless tigers."
"They're unable to rally their own troops," said Father Orsi, who noted that the majority of the Catholic vote went for President Barack Obama despite his administration's clashes with the bishops over the federal mandate that employers cover contraception, abortifacients and sterilization in health insurance plans.
"It really is a dark day in my opinion," Father Orsi said.
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However, from a Catholic perspective, not all was lost on Election Day.
Voters in Montana approved a ballot measure to require parental notification for minor girls seeking abortions. In Maryland, 58 percent of voters approved the state's DREAM Act, which allows some undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.
The Maryland Catholic Conference had urged passage of the act, and said that "the Catholic Church will continue to advocate for equitable educational opportunities for all, and for a just and humane solution to our country's broken immigration system."
In Massachusetts, 51 percent of voters defeated a ballot question to legalize assisted suicide. The state's four Catholic dioceses teamed with medical and disability-rights groups to fight the measure, which would have made Massachusetts the third state to legalize assisted suicide.
Cardinal Sean O'Malley, the archbishop of Boston, said the vote demonstrated that residents recognized the common good was best served in defeating the measure, known as Question 2.
"It is my hope and prayer that the defeat of Question 2 will help all people to understand that for our brothers and sisters confronted with terminal illness we can do better than offering them the means to end their lives," Cardinal O'Malley said.
Even in Washington state, where 53 percent of voters legalized same-sex marriage, Greg Magnoni, director of communications for the Archdiocese of Seattle, told OSV that the close margin of defeat still shows that many people remain "very troubled" by the redefinition of marriage.
"This doesn't at all reflect a sea change in the definition of marriage," he said, adding that same-sex marriage proponents outspent their opposition by $10 million. He said the state's bishops have "made it clear that we have a multi-generational responsibility to teach the Church's understanding of marriage, and we'll remain committed to that."
Marriage matters
However, the Election Day numbers seem to suggest that the Church may have a tough road ahead when issues of life and morality arise in the public square.
In addition to Washington state, majorities of voters in Maryland and Maine legalized same-sex marriage. Previously, whenever the issue was put to a popular vote, it lost every time. Six other states — Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Iowa and New York — and Washington, D.C., previously legalized same-sex marriage through court decisions and legislative action.
In Minnesota, 51 percent of voters rejected a question to amend the state constitution to prevent marriage from being defined as anything other than the union of one man and one woman. Despite the setback, the Minnesota Catholic Conference said its efforts "to promote and defend the cornerstone social institution of marriage will continue."
Still, political analysts say Election Day victories for same-sex marriage may reflect the nation's shifting attitudes on homosexuality and marriage. National support for same-sex marriage has grown over the past decade, with several polls, first beginning in 2010, showing majorities in favor of same-sex marriage. Another factor is the reality that younger, more secular-minded voters are entering the electorate, which increases the possibility that future elections may hold more victories for same-sex marriage.
However, Brian Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, which defends traditional marriage, said the election results on same-sex marriage do not reflect a shift in public attitudes, but rather the fact that same-sex marriage proponents outspent their opposition by more than 4-to-1. Brown said defenders of traditional marriage also had to battle liberal state-level political establishments.
"Americans remain strongly in favor of marriage as the union of one man and one woman," Brown said.
The day after the election, Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Subcommittee for the Promotion and Defense of Marriage, called for renewed efforts to strengthen and protect marriage and family life.
"In a society marked by increasing poverty and family fragmentation, marriage needs to be strengthened, promoted, and defended, not redefined," he said.
In a Nov. 7 letter to Obama, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, the archbishop of New York and USCCB president, said he hoped the president would exercise his office for the common good, especially in defense of the vulnerable, the unborn, the poor and the immigrant. "We will continue to stand in defense of life, marriage, and our first, most cherished liberty, religious freedom," he said.
Brian Fraga writes from Massachusetts.
Related archive article on ballot measures: Life, family issues are on ballot in several states
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the western carolinian m atitmrjm '. ¥< n • published every saturda rnl . . i aaa^ib m?3 jqaaaana m maaufg^a-eprror ■sand n "-* — ; t x\wober ftom v)cg;'miivnffft05 '" ' jr^rrrnbriim • •'•_ wm mi north carfftana ivovembert l_i sm^j iff w mw9v vl jlvp • the western carolinian oc t ic i^hfihi i^bk recess f^_________a_l either as actors or audience upon the scene tion which is in the corso and the adjoining streets qu/.l b the spectacle at twilight was awful and sublime at one and the same moment the billowy cloud gftlnoa^jeresuen^^fcinj upw rd from thej litica . smiti ipton l kneral llj on ,-, , f the ocean need bench and the ftoet pi not be rem the itegool street toll gates on the blncmrior's bridge from the ueyvh r ,."",., ,' i,ss esavst ' ! ' ''"'' ml ""£■■' md «*• bridgewell und from lyvcllings in diffirent sectionsh ww\wfz w z=1 cuodtsgly iwrow built up closely on both sides oil over the metropolis with a lew friends whob jt histor of life uses or ffloomy but immense and had purchased o<hm__sioo i aurvcn/m the terrific ■[ i saw an magnificent old palaces all of which mo crowded scene from ba^hhktibihr the crowdsh ; '■". and left it sleepily upon every point ; where men und yvomon sit stand that ran howling through the streets ; the ocea-l yetoa passed 1 aaw a girl with woman • charms or elimb from roof to basement cornice pedestal sionnl thunder of artillery ; the spirits of blazing h y . vl—irawitniolbat'w^h her child and balcony through this principal thorough light darting tip on all sides occasionally revcaliogh ' ' '" and o'er ft languish ' a "' two processions of carriages und podestriaw abe red waters of tho thames d jn sails like h years bmu<-ht me irac^^^^^bh her tesrsiabe g wly in opposite directions pelting each t aaf^jtel jfcpbu yvavoring al<*^^^^^ej thotow-b i smiled or und till around i heni nnd all nbove them wukt era and rte^pw inn.imernbln clotl.ej in lurid light h i i left her vm_______________ktr^uirnad , sites and receiving in return disci ,-. maniac ociferniusi . of nuiiierouii traggltngl i . toad before her in showers from every quarter the middle ujwhbbibf the muh who had como into»ica_od from _____ i in tpars 1 ftjjhhbbotn meft in tears ke sfroat presents a tide of the gayest and gmdi j 1 distillery where they drank to excess b i un god relying est colors und the most lively motion — not unlike i and ih p °^ hogshead qjdwkl ia tiicl i - aad i returned tgvia m after years the rapid stir and agitation of o ficrco battle on tft t ie njflr^^hited by torches^^^^^uromh i and found her dying either side tiers of soau — a most lucrative profit nws^a stre.t a tempestuous tortflm^bjl ; i ■an infant first and then lajaunden ir ta tll0 proprietor are provided for the thousand . tfiese wen sights thai once aeen could not fail tol and then a childless widow in despa.r wh .°. desir0 ' 8ta ! io f 7 b *"? t ?' i0 *$<** tha word aw powerless to mri a i,r h.r *.«■sloping bank of frees tlma nri i l*wii||^pr thu ih thev r.oa*«i)|^hh and thus we meet on earth and thus we part °" either hand of those moving in tho procession fmalf had some violent mob in amejmp&l to meet oh ! leaving only a pusjiogo sufficiently wijmw uh'^___t__vh(p l "' — wherein neatly five hundred till death beholds the spirit leave the heart rows of.carriages to pus^ach other > persons besides mrous victim of the law,l to live forever ; | __£«,«»__ . perished logajj^^he ninv such sangui.n.iyl 8 eli'ftt m bcklt»nv ' t,ie lonoon riot of 178 °- teaspwa be averted from our land i ■zzljz b *■*' u z i i a writ in thc b*t no of tha knickerbocker t .."*»■» a ihijbubi < ni ajve the wlrrwing account if the grwt london di8cove5&s - ' from uslie *** n ? a / 178 *' whk '' wi « be wan goea 8u«»fia the title of trie of % wo pampmets of ■wkv m rl..i__o wi,,^d,l_«fa___.__.fa_^tlj*^£l^^l.x'v^f'wjl . b^jofel^awedllta^^jm^ia amnngh , whoever i aa not witaeawd the teativ at the ' w^bave been touch alarmed of ieie y the « the jwt drop of hi quill - wo-im from itl e^»kit^mm disturbance which haw p^iw « ww j 2h2y_sll_en audi the burlesque extra*iwos even to this day com ' ktrift quarto rs of our republic ;— but we havene m^iratieclkrtxml^tf^tth tbo reader will mitted by all classed it is a page of reality w-jfglyet experienced any thing hair so terrific as ekzseit - u . zze3i m.ztmzziarl rare bon i sembliug one of old romance and the stranger j p europe the bristol riots and the 3 sh le i wonder to ec it antique and romarfcable l^«-^ki rf lgons o*i be fresh ... alt niuds ; .. rtfa oeverhud that man whom good i mffl "? ?!# h fe__^s_&_2f ' i^_l 0 " ukt l 2!*k d8 i ro,n t jw s f w ih^iii m*t to iht fair de but so i l r t'^t ■j 1 ""'' '• w[wm y «• piaor ul tbmr *•>•-<«•*» thew^bat l,o may i s 0f f '; 018 s°g 8 ahandom*te tke a*wir h s^lm«ctor 1780 for the jxtm^itl^r^ble * i tieak of frolic and faocy-di^uiamg ihetweltcs uuiigntrffell adnch im oaomagordan was tried jj-jg - f fi rich genara/ly become a i 2 9 j l!sir r i to tf t i?wj ui their gait form and demeanor — entering with gmj u upon bnj paitv iimkibe ehnmwui of a ___&-___?-__*___&_£» l ve , , is i ? , ° uw 7 iwert j frorn,1 ""°- lirj r^£'shevr>r,»li s h brtlj|give nothorl lent gesticulations and various costumes it appears i«o*he|d w«e niei_jd mrioifl fifrts dklji.l.aood rmseis_mk,ti___es ■ni^l nzsfcn s wise hot the tbeatre*rtf the world had emptied their nei^.i jt m l__wfltl .. jcl i * wnt - 1 .'^ s .' . a _'^ pq t "> b wardrobes and sent forth their performefs to play atfljiiig fat wgj wnst fiu^hk kkj ow j tig it i-taua__t o__itw-y hiata__h bad each in die face of heaven the^.ttjmfjnnd parts in i jfjtt8jari_lfgjbh_hfe_____^___f . bv_jk_l_v 3mt_________t_a.i c_oi t_l t!_l_i____f f 1 ™ ■° l yxt^^l v11 "' ' and imporfoctl mi 11 ig tt ge **°* ./^ , ' 1 ''' g^i_tbe imagination but never arri-b t ik v h e tnpw n s,**j "'?\ 8z~t~zz r0rs ' . s^^e^^rl^mflbs_j l ar^^ti__rfeflteiiding there to obtuin the tiuc uarrmustacluo iu a connt«tiaocc ot more ha n no hle k of 1 we labor with it more than witiih human ferocity illmg it^rijlbllb_bnf^^^t^^p>"t"^lii ifiti et imih y i qorringcaod arms kj cybme at viaw b ."' n i>,.._n vas ifwad iwciinta*>t quihulj f r .«. many l*en do not iliemselves believe ulnth v l c t"'k_^h in'er^m i-braoeful ", tta tity w^'izj&l'^esi foaldjkta persuade olbawkand less d iheyb hinao hat *"" gyt ht_l f '"^ a c<mtv ' cl ' 3 |' r ' st f^h , *. t ' i a j ' h ' cl1 hc y would inipwe on others ■ujimr sh_g*ais sareaaoe lo each ing lair ,- up yripetitione rs isf fgg^a pertoitati^iq^^^^^f j^gg tf a \\ t novi what they most coiifi-b nt he 1 a «*. awto da nglish belle q a ' dea , f co|d ,.. ja a lnbn mis ■, '*'^« 11e ' , 7 , " r "| r " ,'" p ' , .'*' i 1111 ' 1 bby be,ler p ttrt ° r hil'lfe ial 111 q>lt,irini_j^jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjm_____________________________^________________w_____m gay t reoc ik la rfilds w hwhphfnents tendering visit*,^fl 3 b h ">> . ■- nowr tx>r#tlq qra 1 f b b«sw news followitig leasts andh f h^tt j kce h ' v m m h '^ fef er ip e '° " dur '' eomcb taltaa bmgbi ■»!«' n lm igmba ml iijibmid m t»i lay tw , *^. < 3|j(|j5g e ; -^ jjiy f.^y.,<ay4iiw_hw>»fly | >«< 1 nieirju rotter en w pc.ot u wo ff ch_l mu ' rf . v**_____________________i i aci^pw^qg^jp^rwwaywa y?^^^,tg_laj^___rm__.__b__p._________^___wem______rmn.^p i»t]cil infl mg bis ;^^^ a__d*twbespw%ei x isizsaji fc-___h^vl_-y - f lord and ti in h lnu of f'm.m w hhlfl /■-",, ._*_________! eewe recall tbe spihodors of lha mm wtebi'mbl b ",^^ i et irong .. uehh ianurt the !>• , i kssoiw tailor mala afcetg a if n__b_____i like " l tbe light italia k tal keen tun o { r i tf l flg ft ,:, i ?•■"»■brain the liiwa^ii ii watrior a iiiii j j ' ifiti i whf^ih^riffr l lh^b apectre ; and tofty tr.king h irwrer are m k io otbe rs "' 83*abpjmwbs5|bp |^, "^ fit '^ correctly dressed cod reprnwlarf ajb sertoue ao | neiao the aoost dreadful | 7 1 *" s1 '^ curacy ami oxcohent eflect otfrerf a»re-«m w ' nn.ru uocontrotlammh f h " w'sienccrt delight to fling ovor tbo whole w^^ht.poesi sarenmli had but just beeeo c * * m me w ■* fi^ff^^lbpes[^jjjjjjjjj[b^w-_________pbl-^lc^s blc air of ridicule humpbacks swelled into moun vaaatlaa immaose force onl|)»*i*>»^________wffsw-ff!s , !__^^ w ?". oaeteii lly jf5_)g j 0 ] proof bewann^^^fc^aoi__k__f 1 be ■_____«., r aio*-^ye glaring liba no.^.s huge rnoulha rv of the king's birtb-day rts hiafk^j l 3*?bmb m tmmff "*•'* " i 1 ' 5n "]["' for ' voa will find 1_____mbe hm_k__t_!_i il 1 ill i 111 in 11 j mjfll.l «-! 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confined with ai__k*___*et and kanhners i ns um ' tt ** w * e r * h,n 8 ptf^^p'^itai die m a a bone _: to the go j " girls in uniform of banditti tbos whose atsbi hhhb^b^^i per van 9000 destroy ! v * er * y 8 "* demy to i w be d_to_;d jfcat be intrndad wkii tion doea not sti^k to support distinct euid me thi oct*i betwaeo r~*md nioaolalack sppoelt 1 a l r ' hutdared ____■to 1 ew mo roip caatent theiawdt u aattrthe umpl w*i»_aas__#^rffe jft j h>tw^thy ftntjli j ** *" " ch '" fx*w ' and bocoroe m thow f wrioaity or distinction | i^^^^^^^^kshed into th *» w 1 gy*^^***y^*?y , ' >%^ * , n_t_t t^____^_________i_______h_y*fff l w_m the i_____i di__r are 7 ______ ______ j .;»-. ..^ ■.. | been reoaotfo creased h|pttwa a j*to rf aa ndlt^^bj^^'t^rbmh^i 1 ' - - z their ady step and to e tieartily into ttn n.aujjlt_r tfiusu t nnaf9e "' p """ j p lb " ™ v j aqmidarok tlie uruuuwtm d^rkramon of &-'' l"^^__.^t 1 1 i 3 '^ 4 y__^^r i f^l'i 7.i_i^ai tf__ri_l l ■_ 1 mbs.^allu 1 r r_.il e_______h_______^___________________srv^__________p*^_____i w lowi^^ts^ply f ienerol harri*on to the latter of tho cominitte g ail lo the festival in lexington kentucky oo jflptth ult in.comijteinoralion of the bait f thetliames ■tho lexington papert do not ,, . the letter of in vitation the committee l.uvi kept no copy of it hut tho reader can readily infbr from tho re sponse of onora ii the nature of the misrepre sentations which the committee brought to his no tion : pvdlicatton a the vw-3'...'rn i.turolinion is published every s • 1 emh|h^_____h i>er annum '*' ! a,li ' n t'cnt-i if not paid betbre thel lrati ii of three month l no paper will be discontinued until all arrearages fpnid unless at tho discretion of the edit u sub»ript_o,is will not be rcceive^for a lesa time one that such remiupnce was regularlz^dst terms of advkh7isin(tt^^>*^__i 1 advertisements wdl bo conspiftuously and correct inserted.atso cents per square forthe first insortionl d 331 cents for each continuance : but where an ad-l rtisefnent is ordered to go in only twice 50 cts willl charged for each insertion if ordered for one in-l rtion oo'y fl will in all eases be charged 2 per__jaimvlio oesire to engage by the year will be commodated by a retaonablededuotion fifom the above iir_.es for transient castoro —^^^^*****% nokth bawn hept 29 18315 gentlrmbn : your letter oi the 15th in«t en closing a resolution of tho ouloer and soldiers who served i in tho northwestern j^my under my com tnand,1uviting me to be present at.tho celebration of the anniversary of the battle of^he thames o 0 ute oth proximo ho keen ekilv received i uulor innately happens that the day of the celebration is that upon ntoich the court of common i'lous tor mmfcf hamilton of which i m qterft oupiumh session it will of course boout of my power to uttoud the former without subwctin myself to tho charge of neglect of ijutv . this is of ike greatest regret ; the nmr o as no opportunity may ever again occur of meeting so many of my brethren in arms so many tried friends and associates in times of dilktilty ana danger before the receipt iif-your letter gentlemen i waaawaie that tbe persecution which t btoe for nwry years boen ho object ht«l_«_enal».e,?tnrnon mil i had indeed aatwipatcd tha t such would be the cuso ; but really i could not buve bgk veil that it could so soon hue reached tho stage^f violence to which it haa already ifcuned awertion nd cor^adictioaa charges and atfriwft replies nod rejoinder d*c die are apt to produce heat and lead men to extremes which ihey wouumeve blush od to have thou ff ht of at the commessacnt 0 f a dispute tho majostic hwg of the forest proclaim his enmity to his rivals with maim defiances long aud loadly repeated solicits them to the con flict it ie ml to the cold-blooded malignity of the tigct and the panther couched in iheir ambushed lair suddenly to spring upon thoir unoffending and unconscious victim thus assailed with what fny with what heart-felt gratitude did i receive your letter amouncing the fact that tho gallant volunteers of kentucky wewvussombling for my rescue ! and what a gratifying coincidence is to be found bctyveen this aad a forovr oucaaion ! the same venerated name heads tho column tsow as be longed to the sago nnd hero who displayed in my sight on the shores of lake erie that noble bond of voluntary warriors who came panting for tba itttfrflict which waa to avenge the wrong of our common country und appease the manes of their own slaughtered fellow-citiieen i recognize too in the list thos^who carried into tho battle of the valor enough to accomplish the object and to e prompt attention to letters addressed the postage should in all esses be paid mstccvwitwb anti-dyspeptic w ip a 2 a « te extract froip tbe hand-bills eccortrpanying ■each bpx the following testimonials to the hrariv of 1hf valuable medicine : ■hun lar rt rev levi s hes i>-p bishop of ■northcarolina *' ■rai.toh march 2 ltfjs laving for the last three year been intimately huainted with dr john juckwihi of this city i enjoyed his professional service 1 take plea he in staling that bis character aaa christian htle"man and experienced.physicien entitles his himohy in regard to the uae of his anti dyspep hpills to the entire confidence of the public — h experience of tbe rfood effects of these pills itwo years past eaftsfies me of tl.t-ir eminent hie particularly in aiding in impa.rod digestion h warding off bilious attacks having been for a h time subject to the annual recurrence of k attacks i waa io the habit of resorting for hurity against tbem and with a very partial euc hs to a liberal uae of calorm/l or blue pill . but ho my acquaintance with the anti-dyspeptic i of dr beefcatlfc which he prescribed ip the ht instance himself i have not bona under the hessity of using mercury in any form beside t my intimate k dow ledge of of f>r berk h^nbrtbelast mlto years just fie me in de y-lar ag that hofj v a assurances of focf lh.s own eiperi or of professional deduc fchnf which he dt not perfectly confident and fcbfipubiic rmgltt hot safely rely |^ jiames iredell to spare .* others distntgui^hed inlseb^wotmrties ________ __ kind "' v **•* — ***» y^iir'trf nm_____rti i of itn being tightly w uuj ue treadi on ndsd tjy iffll • ____________________.<'(' neither of '*' ! * 0 ''*'"' ( rom *** mj "^ fli mm jg^-f i itaiidan^|>tl i li i mr___bbiw m h8 i prom tmjjp_s_hkr£'e e badger i k oi <> nov - 7 > 1834 ' lor several yeara ftst ih beckwitb's anti ipepuc pills have hoc used i a domestic roe le in my family i have myself frequently li them for ibo relief of headache acid and brwise disordered stomach resulting from im ueuce or excess in diet and 1 have had many lortunities of learning from other their effects en used by tbam for like purpose my expe llee and observation justify roe in tying that tt
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the western carolinian m atitmrjm '. ¥< n • published every saturda rnl . . i aaa^ib m?3 jqaaaana m maaufg^a-eprror ■sand n "-* — ; t x\wober ftom v)cg;'miivnffft05 '" ' jr^rrrnbriim • •'•_ wm mi north carfftana ivovembert l_i sm^j iff w mw9v vl jlvp • the western carolinian oc t ic i^hfihi i^bk recess f^_________a_l either as actors or audience upon the scene tion which is in the corso and the adjoining streets qu/.l b the spectacle at twilight was awful and sublime at one and the same moment the billowy cloud gftlnoa^jeresuen^^fcinj upw rd from thej litica . smiti ipton l kneral llj on ,-, , f the ocean need bench and the ftoet pi not be rem the itegool street toll gates on the blncmrior's bridge from the ueyvh r ,."",., ,' i,ss esavst ' ! ' ''"'' ml ""£■■' md «*• bridgewell und from lyvcllings in diffirent sectionsh ww\wfz w z=1 cuodtsgly iwrow built up closely on both sides oil over the metropolis with a lew friends whob jt histor of life uses or ffloomy but immense and had purchased o


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Oct. 7, 2007
The Lipscomb Lady Bisons, trying for an unprecedented back-to-back Atlantic Sun win streak, fell short 2-0 to ETSU Sunday afternoon at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex.
ETSU scored its first goal at the 13:15 mark of the first half when Katie Green scored off of a rebound play against Lady Bisons goaltender Katie Shelton.
In the second half ETSU put the game away with a goal by Jordan Monty at 48:17 that went into the left side of the net.
ETSU outshot the Lady Bisons 21-4. ETSU also held the edge in shots on goal with eight while the Lady Bisons made two.
Shelton made six saves for the Lady Bisons. Erin Bilyeu had two saves for ETSU.
Halie Proffitt, Leah Scruggs, Sarah Brummett and Sarah Foster all had shots. Scruggs and Foster each had one shot on goal.
The Lady Bisons are 3-7-1, 1-2-1 in the conference. ETSU is 5-4-2, 1-3 in the A-Sun.


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Stewie once was a hulking yellow construction vehicle. He did his job, rolling over dirt and pushing it around. But Stewie had a greater purpose in store.
EGLIN AFB � Stewie once was a hulking yellow construction vehicle. He did his job, rolling over dirt and pushing it around.
But Stewie had a greater purpose in store.
After months of high-tech modifications and improvements, Stewie was reborn as a bomb-detecting, bomb-dismantling robot. He is the only one of its kind in the U.S. military.
A pair of powerful robotic arms were attached to his front. If needed, they can overturn a car. He was wired with digital cameras, radios and antennae to send information up to 5 miles away to a trailer full of monitors and joysticks so explosive ordnance technicians can dismantle the bombs in relative safety.
Stewie and another excavator robot named Peter were designed and built at Eglin Air Force Base specifically to support weapons testing.
�In the test world, getting injured is just as bad as getting killed because it�s supposed to be an environment without danger,� Tech. Sgt. Michael Edwards, who oversees the robotics division for the 96th Civil Engineering Squadron�s EOD flight, said Thursday. �We have to make sure these guys are safe.�
The division is called out about once a month to provide support for testing. The robots can make sure an explosive has been fully detonated or dismantle it if it isn�t. They then can remove any data-collecting devices that store information about how the weapon works. The also can dig out bombs buried dozens of feet underground.
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Four EOD technicians work in the robotics division, but the two electricians who design, build and modify the robots are invaluable to the mission.
�Basically we�re just taking vehicles and turning them into robots,� said Staff Sgt. Brian Westgate, one of the electricians. �It�s the dream job.�
Sitting in a trailer, Westgate operated Stewie�s arms using a similarly shaped joystick. The robotic arms spin at the �wrist� to unscrew a device. They can pick items up using a single-digit claw. When the arm hits the ground, its counterpart in the trailer responds with vibration.
�Whatever the robot feels, you can feel, too,� Westgate said.
Staff Sgt. Nisha Morris has been working with the robots for about a year. She knows that if she doesn�t do her job right someone could get hurt.
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Educators warned to watch their online posts
Schools draft policies on social media use
Criticizing students or parents? Maligning a co-worker?
How about posting vacation pictures taken after calling in sick for work?
School districts around the state and country are in various stages of adopting policies to guide their employees in what's appropriate to post on their personal social media sites, and some staff have felt the heat from the flip posts they've made already.
Brookfield is completing its regulations to go with its new policy on the issue. Stamford schools adopted a policy in May of 2012.
The policy the Danbury school district adopted in 2010 has resulted in a number of disciplinary actions against staff, ranging from a conversation with human resources staff to a suspension.
Brookfield Schools Superintendent Anthony Bivona said there was not a specific incident that caused the creation of the policy the board adopted in March. But with the proliferation of social media, it seemed a good time.
The Board of Education is developing accompanying regulations now.
"All teachers have to follow the professional code of conduct and they understand that. But, from my perspective, there are inherent risks in communicating with students outside the district's (technology) tools," Bivona said. "They can be misinterpreted and put someone in a compromising position."
The district won't monitor personal sites, he said, but if a community member brought a staff's post to his attention, he would have to investigate.
While some may argue that what is done in personal time, should remain personal, that is not quite accurate, Bivona said.
"The bottom line is that we expect people to conduct themselves in an appropriate manner in and out of school," Bivona said. "They do represent the schools whether they are working or not. They are a direct reflection of who the school hires."
The Connecticut Association of Boards of Education creates model policies and its social media document has been requested frequently, said Vincent Mustaro, CABE's senior associate for policy services.
"We are taking the position that teachers are role models and quasi public officials. They are living in the public eye and have to be held to a higher standard," Mustaro said. "School faculty and staff have to behave honorably in real time and in cyberspace."
Mustaro said in some cases policies may reflect community standards but CABE's sample policy has suggestions for districts to consider.
Some general guidelines include that school staff should not accept friend requests from students or initiate friendships with students.
In addition, the policy notes that the board will regulate personal use of social media when it "interferes with the work of school districts, creates a hostile work environment, breaches the confidentiality of school employees, harms the good will and reputation of the school districts in the community," for instance.
Kim Thompson, director of human resources and staff attorney for the Danbury Public Schools, said the policy has required her to address incidents with employees.
"I have been involved in quite a few instances since the passage of the policy where an individual staff member's use of social media has had precisely this impact on the work/school environment, by disparaging a school, a school administrator, co-workers, or parents of children in the school, where such conduct has the result of either creating a hostile working environment or having an impact upon the orderly operation of a school," Thompson wrote in an email.
"I do not actively `monitor' sites, but once such posts are brought to my attention, as they are several times each school year," she wrote, "it is my obligation to investigate and determine the impact upon the school climate or orderly operation of the educational process not because it is a violation of the policy per se, but because of the impact upon school climate, work environment, or the orderly operation of the school."
Thompson said discipline has ranged from a simple conversation to more formal discipline. One post contributed to a termination.
In one case, she said, an employee described a vacation when that person had used sick time to justify the absence from work, which was a violation of rules and required a sanction.
Greenwich Public Schools has an acceptable use and Internet safety policy, spokesman Kim Eaves said, that is reviewed with new teachers at training/orientation before the start of each school year.
The policy emphasizes that expectations for students and staff online are not different than face-to-face interactions, Eaves said.
Stamford schools' year-old policy has not caused any staff to be disciplined yet, according to district spokeswoman Sharon Beadle.
"Social media is evolving. We understand and recognize that we will have to review and revise the policy in the future," she said.
On the website of the National Education Association, the country's largest teachers union, Michael Simpson, NEA's assistant general counsel wrote about three court cases.
Three teachers claimed their First Amendment rights were violated by being punished because of their social networking posts, but Simpson said the teachers lost in every case.
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It's being reported that Ty Wigginton - the Sand Crab - has agreed to a 2-year, $6 million deal with the Orioles.
Wigginton made $4.35 million last year, and would have received a healthy bump had the Astros offered him arbitration. The Astros are paying Boone and Blum $1.85 million combined to play third base in 2009.
If the contract is split evenly over both years, Wigginton will make 68.9% of what he made in 2008 and because of the arbitration rules, the Astros would not have been allowed to offer him less than 80% of his 2008 salary (or $3.48 million).
Can you name the seven former Astros on the Orioles roster?
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
We might as well call Baltimore "Minute Maid East."
Labels: Aaron Boone, Geoff Blum, Payroll, Ty Wigginton
4 comments:
- Jason C. said...
Luke Scott
Matt Albers
Troy Patton
all I got right now.
Btw, a buddy and myself always called Ty Wigginton "FatTy Wigginton," only in affection.
- February 3, 2009 at 5:56 PM
- The Constable. said...
Dennis Sarfate
Gregg Zaun
Aubrey Huff
Ty Wigginton
- February 3, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Ty said...
Aren't Aubrey Huff and Ty Wiggington the same player?
- February 3, 2009 at 7:35 PM
- The Constable. said...
That's interesting. You never see them photographed together...
- February 3, 2009 at 8:21 PM
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ILR Career Fair
At last year's ILR Career Fair, Maya Gunaseharan '12 reconnected with a representative from Nielsen whom she had met at earlier career fairs.
She cultivated the relationship further by attending a MILRSO (Minority ILR Student Organization) fireside chat and a Nielsen information session, and then staying in touch. Ultimately, she became one of just three graduates from across the country to be chosen for Nielsen's HR Emerging Leaders Program.
This year, she will return to the Career Fair as an employer, looking to recruit another ILR student for the program.
The ILR Career Fair, now in its 25th year, will be held 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 17 in the Carrier Ballroom of the Statler Hotel. Among the 35 employers that have registered are longtime attendees, such as IBM, GE and Procter & Gamble, and newcomers, such as Adobe Systems, Phillips 66 and Polaris Industries.
Since that first Career Fair, the median starting salary for ILR students graduating with a bachelor's degree has more than doubled, from $24,500 a year in 1987 to $53,000 a year in 2011. Over that same period, the number of students going directly into the workforce grew by almost half, from 49 percent to 73 percent, with the remainder going to graduate school or law school.
In the Class of 2011, 65 percent found their job through ILR connections.
"Even in the era of LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter, the Career Fair is a must-attend event, giving students in-person contact and allowing them to practice networking skills," says Marcia Harding, assistant director of the ILR Office of Career Services.
"The fair benefits recruiters, too, who can see what our students are like beyond the one-dimensional view they would get from resumes."
One student who will attest to the value of that experience is Ariella Zwerling '13, who has attended the Career Fair since her freshman year. That very first year, she secured an internship at Travelers Insurance. This year, she'll be looking for a full-time job.
"When I talk to recruiters face-to-face, I'm able to convince them that my resume is worth looking at," she says. "I'm a big proponent of putting a face to the resume."
"Employers tell us they're looking for the problem-solving abilities of our students—their ability to look at problems and situations from multiple perspectives—along with analytical skills and communication skills," says Harding. "A lot of our employers also look for passion and enthusiasm."
"I'll be looking for that person who is able to leave an impression," Gunaseharan says. "I want students to really blow me away in the 30 seconds we have together."
Gunaseharan advises students to have fun at the Career Fair and use it as a learning opportunity. "We have fun when we see the candidates, so I hope they can have fun as well," she says.


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Musket and cannon fire will ricochet off the brick walls of Fort Macon State Park this weekend when the 1st North Carolina Volunteers hold a Civil War re-enactment Saturday and Sunday.
Musket and cannon fire will ricochet off the brick walls of Fort Macon State Park this weekend when the 1st North Carolina Volunteers hold a Civil War re-enactment Saturday and Sunday.
About 30 to 40 men, women and children dressed in period clothing are expected to participate.
"They will portray life in the 1860s during the War Between the States and they�ll have the weapons of the period and the uniforms of the period, hot as it may be," said Paul Branch, ranger for Fort Macon State Park in Atlantic Beach.
He said the volunteers come from all over North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
"They do things like flag demonstrations, musket-firing demonstrations, marching and firing. There�s a skirmish that they have at 1:30. We will have cannon firings," Branch said. "They just re-enact soldiers and life here, how they fought, how they would have dressed.
"Some Union will attack the fort and they�ll show you how a fort like this would have driven off a land assault. They�ll go to some of the rooms on the outer wall and be firing out of those. The rooms around the fort are for interior defense, and if the enemy got into the fort, then the guys in the rooms around the fort would open fire and cross fire. They show some of the defenses of Fort Macon and how it would have operated in a ground attack."
The event starts at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday and runs through 4 p.m., with skirmishes every half hour.
"We do show the cannons and that gives the sense of how the fort typically defended itself with artillery," Branch said. "These are all reproductions. We have one that we got in 2010 and the other two came last year in 2012. We have also recently got a replica of another cannon that we placed outside, what we call a parrot rifle that would have been used against the fort in the Union bombardment. Also we have a little naval gun that the Navy Department has loaned us, and we display that on the west wall out here. The only two cannons that were actually here that still exist are the two mortars on the parade ground."
Built in 1826, Fort Macon was used in the Civil War, the Spanish-American War and later in World War II. The state acquired the fort in 1924, and it became North Carolina�s second state park. At the time the fort was overgrown after years of abandonment, Branch said.
"It was a tangle of total, veritable jungle of green," he said. "The entire parade ground was choked with full grown trees, briars, brush almost neck high in places. The walls had vines and ivy. Everything was entwined around the stair railings.
"In the rooms, the plaster and woodwork was collapsing and decaying. Lord knows how many snakes and critters were running around in here."
Branch has written two books about the fort, "The Siege of Fort Macon," a paperback, and "Fort Macon: A History," about the entire history of the fort through modern times.
The Civilian Conservation Corps restored the fort during the 1930s, with anywhere from 125 to 250 men working during different periods for a year and a half. Fort Macon had its official opening as a functioning state park on May 1, 1936.
Today, it is one of the most visited of all state parks with more than a million visitors each year.
Fort Macon State Park is located at the end of East Fort Macon Road (N.C. 58) in Atlantic Beach. For more information, call 726-3775, go online to the park website at http://ncparks.gov/Visit/parks/foma/main.php or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Tired of candy hearts and construction paper? There's a new way your kids can share the Valentine's Day love — by sending letters to strangers in need.
The U.S. Postal Service has teamed up with More Love Letters for a love-note writing campaign through February 14. Here's how it works: Read about the people in need of a snail-mail hug by signing up for letter alerts at moreloveletters.com. Write an encouraging letter to one (or more) of them. Send it to More Love Letters, and the organization will repackage the letters and send them as big bundles of love to people in need.
Plus: Teaching Your Kids Charity Toward Others
The letters can be as long or as short — or as colorful — as your kids want. The only guidelines: Letters should not include personal contact information, specific advice or money.
One of the best parts? Kids not only get to help others in need, but they also get to escape the world of Tweets and text messages for a few minutes. Now that we <3!


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Roseberry Topping is such a popular view for a painting and the site gets more enquiries about it than any other subject. We can paint any view of Roseberry. If you have a favourite photo then let us have a look and we can give you a price for a large canvas or small framed painting. The largest size we do at the moment is 30 x 40 inches. Please get in touch via our contact button
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Arsenal 3-4 Liverpool: What we learned from a crazy game - Jermaine Jenas
- From the section Football
Liverpool's 4-3 win over Arsenal was a crazy way for both teams to start the season.
It was the kind of game in which it is difficult to pick out much of a pattern of how either side will look to play, but it did offer a few clues as to how they are shaping up.
Both teams will need to be better defensively than they were last season if they are to have any aspirations of winning the title this time around and, if you were to just go off Sunday's game, that does not appear to be the case.
But I have been involved in plenty of matches like that myself, where your tactics end up going out of the window as what starts out as a tight and technical battle ends up wide open with both teams going toe to toe on the attack.
They are exciting to be involved in and to watch, but they are not always a true reflection of a team and, in this case, I don't think it showed us how Arsenal or Liverpool will defend this season.
What we saw was how strong Liverpool now look from an attacking perspective and, like Arsenal, they are going to score a lot of goals this season.
The other thing that impressed me about the Gunners was the character they displayed. At 4-1 down, things looked pretty bleak and the fans were on their backs, but they responded pretty well.
They did not pull it back to 4-4 but they made the scoreline respectable, rather than it being an embarrassment.
Unfair to blame Arsenal's young centre-halves
Arsenal turned the tables on Liverpool in the first half by pressing them high up the pitch, and it worked - that is how they got their opening goal.
But the Gunners fell apart at the start of the second half and the easy option would be to put that down to their young centre-halves, Calum Chambers and Rob Holding, who were playing because of injuries to Laurent Koscielny, Per Mertesacker and Gabriel.
Of course they missed their first-choice defenders, every team would, but I think it is unfair to completely blame Chambers and Holding for their defeat, mainly because they were not that bad.
With Liverpool's attacking players running at them from all angles the way they did, it would have been a tough game for any defence.
For Chambers and Holding, it was not just their inexperience that made it hard for them as much as the fact they had never played together in a competitive game before.
The only positions I genuinely think need a relationship are centre-halves. Yes, you could say the same about players who are up front together but, while you might not score as many goals if you don't have an understanding, it is not going to cost you goals.
At the back, it can cost you the game if you are unsure of who is doing what.
Liverpool look like a real force in attack
Liverpool also had issues defensively, mainly involving their left-back Alberto Moreno, who gave away the penalty Arsenal missed and was also at fault for their first goal.
Moreno was probably lucky the game went the way it did, because otherwise there would be far more focus on him.
But we should remember that their whole team played pretty poorly in the first half, not just him.
They came out in the second half and decided to go for it, and were very clinical. They stuck away every chance they had.
Arsenal had the same approach when they put Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Santi Cazorla on after an hour, threw everything at Liverpool and pulled a couple of goals back.
Liverpool wanted to defend and protect what they had but they could not ignore the opportunities they were getting at the other end and had to keep on attacking, which made it such an exciting game.
When they did come forward, they looked like a real force and another plus for Jurgen Klopp is the depth in his squad that allowed him to bring Emre Can and Divock Origi off the bench in the second half.
Not much positivity at Arsenal right now
I have tipped Liverpool to finish in the top four, and this performance was an example of why I think they will make it. It is no disgrace to be beaten by them, because they will beat a lot of top teams this year.
Arsenal fans were clearly disappointed by the result but I think they will have to accept that, while they are going to win a lot of games this year, they are also probably going to lose more than usual because the Premier League is getting stronger and the number of sides challenging for the Champions League places has increased.
What does not help the Gunners at present is that, out of all the leading English clubs, they are the only ones where, if they go behind like they did on Sunday, some of their supporters turn on the manager.
In some ways, Wenger has made a rod for his own back there because some of their fans see their team's problems as being very obvious and avoidable, and down to him.
Their injuries at centre-half are the latest example, because the fans want to know why experienced cover has not been brought in, and it is the same with their lack of an out-and-out striker as back-up to Olivier Giroud, that meant Alexis Sanchez played down the middle against Liverpool.
I do sympathise with the way the Arsenal supporters feel but, if that is going to be how they react to setbacks all season, it will have an effect on the team.
It is especially obvious because of the positivity that fans of the likes of Liverpool, Tottenham, Chelsea and both Manchester clubs have about their managers right now.
Arsenal's players - and Wenger - will have to keep dealing with it the way they did on Sunday, but I suppose it is nothing new to them, because it has been happening for the past three or four seasons.
Jermaine Jenas was speaking to BBC Sport's Chris Bevan.


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UTC Named 2009 No. 1 Enclosed Trailer Maker
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Universal Trailer Corp. Cargo Group was recognized as the No. 1 manufacturer of enclosed trailers in 2009.
The award, as determined from data compiled by Statistical Surveys Inc., was presented to UTC Cargo Group at the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers' (NATM) Convention and Trade Show in Reno, Nev., on March 4. UTC Cargo Group, a division of Universal Trailer Corporation, oversees both Haulmark Trailers and Wells Cargo Trailers.
UTC Cargo Group's award was determined based on retail registration of general purpose enclosed trailers in 2009. The five categories of trailers as determined by the NATM are boat trailers, open trailers, livestock trailers, horse trailers and general purpose enclosed trailers.
"We are extremely pleased with this award," Kevin Page, president of the UTC Cargo Group, said. "It is an honor to be the maker of the enclosed trailer that contractors, racers and recreational vehicle owners purchase more than any other brand. The customers have shown a lot of trust in our company and our products, and we look forward to returning the favor by continuing to supply America with durable, affordable trailers."
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 8th Dec 2010 12:16 UTC
It looks like several companies are learning what happens when you mess with the internet - and they're learning it the hard way. Several major companies have been hit by the collective powers of Anonymous after 4chan launched several distributed denial-of-service attacks. What many have been predicting for a long time now has finally happened: an actual war between the powers that be on one side, and the internet on the other. Update: PayPal has admitted their WikiLeaks snub came after pressure from the US government, and Datacell, which takes care of payments to Wikileaks, is threatening to sue MasterCard over Wikileaks' account suspension. Update II: Visa.com is down due to the attack. Update III: PayPal has caved under the pressure, and will release the funds in the WikiLeaks account.
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The only way to get that to work...
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Is to get the Murican Sheeple to do it enmasse.
They still buy things at Walmart, because its cheapest. Never mind that Walmart destroys community companies and then they pull out when all the jobs go away (due to them soaking the business up) and then people move away making.
Voting with your wallet never makes a difference. Though I do it... unless it makes a *SIGNIFICANT* dent in their income, they (the companies) don't quite care.
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Thurber-Woolson Botanical Manuscripts Collection
Largely self-educated, George Thurber (1821-1890) began a career as a pharmacist before signing on as botanist to the U.S. Boundary Commission from 1850-1854. After completing a masters degree at Brown University, he emerged as a important horticultural writer and editor of American Agriculturist from 1863 to 1885.
Letters, photographs, engravings, and clippings compiled primarily by George Thurber and bequeathed to George Clark Woolson (MAC class of 1871) who added to it and donated it as a memorial to his class, the first to graduate from the College. The collection includes 993 letters written by 336 correspondents, and 35 photographs and engravings, primarily botanists and other scientists, including Asa Gray, Louis Agassiz, John Torrey, Frederick Law Olmsted, John James Audubon, Henry Ward Beecher, Jefferson Davis, Edward Payson Roe, Donald G. Mitchell, and George Brown Goode.
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