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CorningWare® French White 24-oz Round Baking Dish w/ Lid
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CorningWare® French White 24-oz Round Baking Dish w/ LidItem#1040282 UPC#071160311213
This 3-cup French White® baking dish includes a white plastic lid. The lid is easy to put on and take off, yet still creates a secure seal on the baking dish. You'll want one for yourself and another for a fellow cook, since you'll want to "share" your new find (even if you refuse to share your recipes).
- French White® 24-oz Round Baking Dish w/ Lid
- Bakeware is made of a durable stoneware material
- Bakeware is dishwasher, refrigerator, freezer & microwave safe
- Bakeware is oven safe (preheated oven)
- Bakeware resists chipping & cracking
- Bakeware is non-porous surface does not absorb food odors, flavors or stains
- Plastic lids are BPA free
- Plastic lids are top-rack dishwasher safe
- Plastic lids are refrigerator and microwave safe
- Plastic lids are intended for storage use only
- Bakeware carries a 1 Year Limited Warranty
- Plastic lids carry a 2 Year Limited Warranty
- Outer Dimension: 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 2 3/8", lid: 6 5/8" x 6 5/8" x 1/2"
- Weight: 1lb 1.3oz
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Limited One Year Warranty- CorningWare® stoneware bakeware.
Corelle Brands LLC promise to replace any stoneware bakeware item with a manufacturing defect within one year from date of purchase. Accidental breakage from impact is not covered. Incidental and consequential damages are expressly excluded. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental and consequential damages, so the foregoing limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. For this warranty to apply, the owner must follow the safety and usage instructions For more information, call in the USA, 1-800-999-3436. Keep the product. You may be asked to return it. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights, which vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
French White, Casual Collections, Colours, Creations, Traditions and Ryku Use & Care
All CorningWare® stoneware bakeware items are breakable. Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury or property damage.
Do not use on stovetop, under a broiler/griller, under a microwave browning element, in a toaster oven, or on or near any other direct heating source such as range vents, open flames, etc.
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Texas GOP Voters Expected To Hand Tea Party Victories In Primary Runoffs
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) – A tea party leader is favored to become Texas' lieutenant governor. A Ted Cruz-endorsed newcomer is inching closer to replacing Democrat Wendy Davis in the statehouse. On television, millions of dollars in attack ads have given established Republican incumbents all they can handle.
For all the talk of Texas growing competitive for Democrats in 2016 and beyond, GOP voters are poised to make a harder turn right on Tuesday.
Though the tea party has sputtered this year in elections around the country, Texas' conservative insurgents are the front-runners in Republican primary runoffs for major statewide offices and positioned to bolster their ranks in the Legislature. Victories now and again in November would signal an aggressive new slate of Republican priorities — from tightened spending to expanded gun rights — after Gov. Rick Perry leaves office in January.
I think Texans want principled leaders who will listen to the people.
Of the four statewide GOP races, none have been nastier than state Sen. Dan Patrick trying to oust longtime Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst. Republicans are also nominating an attorney general to replace Greg Abbott, who faces Davis in the governor's race, and candidates for nearly a dozen statehouse races.
"We're supposed to be this very conservative state, and the people in Texas are, yet our Legislature doesn't always reflect that," said Republican Konnie Burton, a tea party leader running for Davis' state senate seat in Fort Worth. "We are going in a different direction than many states, but I don't think we're the only ones. We're probably just louder. We're Texans, right?"
For Democrats, it's a less lively runoff. Their main decision is choosing a U.S. Senate nominee to serve as token opposition to Republican John Cornyn, and Democrats have spent much of the primary trying to dissuade their voters from picking Kesha Rogers, who's called for impeaching President Barack Obama and still forced a runoff against Dallas dental mogul David Alameel.
But most attention — and money — has been on the Republican ballot.
Dewhurst, who finished a distant second in March, has spent $5 million of his own fortune in trying to mount a comeback and shed accusations that he's become too entrenched and moderate after 11 years in office. But Patrick, founder of the state Senate's tea party caucus, has attracted more outside support — a $4 million haul in the last two months, impressive even by Texas' political fundraising standards.
Candidates have wooed GOP voters by saying Texas can do more to expand gun rights, restrict access to abortions and tackle illegal immigration. Tea party-backed candidates have also admonished the Republican-controlled Legislature as financially reckless and vowed to slash economic incentives they deride as corporate welfare.
That troubles Bill Hammond, a Republican and president of the influential Texas Association of Business, who said he's worried about Texas losing a competitive edge in luring companies and the GOP turning away Hispanic voters.
"It's much more so this cycle than you have in the past. You've seen some very solid conservative candidates defeated in the Texas Republican primary, unfortunately," Hammond said. "It's absolutely a concern more and more for us."
Unlike in 2010 and 2012, tea party-backed candidates are dealing with a disappointing election year, particularly in congressional and U.S. Senate races. But Cruz, who rode the wave to Washington and bolstered Burton's campaign with a rare endorsement, said Texas stands out with March's primary results.
"I think Texans want principled leaders who will listen to the people," Cruz said.
Even a GOP runoff for a seat on the State Board of Education has shades of tea party-versus-establishment. Pat Hardy, a 12-year incumbent on the solidly conservative board that has gained national attention over ideological battles over creationism and magnifying Christianity in history lessons, faces a challenge from Eric Mahroum that puzzles even her critics.
"She was a Texas Republican before being a Texas Republican was cool," said Dan Quinn of the Texas Freedom Network, a liberal-leaning watchdog. "She's been pretty darn conservative. It's sort of remarkable that's where the division is these days."
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CARSON Calif. – The San Jose Earthquakes are saying all the right things by promising that they will not sit back and defend their 1-0 series lead on the LA Galaxy on Wednesday, but the Galaxy are expecting plenty of scoring chances at Buck Shaw Stadium as they look to comeback in the Western Conference Semifinal.
LA dominated possession 57.2 to 42.8 while generating a number of scoring chances that appeared far more than the 12 to eight margin. The Galaxy also had a wide lead in crosses by 21 to 11 margin, despite flank play being a major strength for San Jose throughout the season. However, despite all the chances and pressure, LA was unable to break through, eventually falling on Victor Bernárdez's stoppage time winner.
As LA prepare for Wednesday's Western Conference Semifinal, they expect a similar defensive shape from San Jose.
"I'm sure they'll be a little bit more cautious then they have been. They've played that system all season and they haven't changed but who knows. The two midfielders kept the same shape, but they weren't pushing forward, but they were just sitting in front of the back four," said forward Robbie Keane. "So they were probably watching the Vancouver that was the same scenario with the two midfielders not moving. That will be the case and they probably want six players back at all time and let the four forwards to try to cause us a bit of mayhem."
Midfielder David Beckham is quick to agree Keane's assessment of San Jose's tactics.
"They'll have some kind of defensive mindset coming into the game because obviously they'll be up 1-0, so they'll be going into the game like that," said Beckham. "They'll be cautious, but they'll be aware of what we can do and our firepower and what we'll be coming there and trying to achieve."
With his movement on both sides of the ball and scoring touch, Keane is vital part of that firepower that Beckham mentions. Keane has had considerable success against the Earthquakes in the past, including scoring a goal during LA's last trip to San Jose, a match that ended in a 2-2 draw.
However, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena admitted that while he expects San Jose to try to hold the result, how the Earthquakes line up at the opening whistle is of little concern to him because his club needs to put their chances away.
"I can't spend too much time figuring out what they're going to do. When they roll out the ball for the opening kickoff then that will get sorted out, regardless of what they do," said Arena. "We need to win the game and we need to score a goal. We had those [scoring] opportunities the other night and fell short. Once again, we have the challenge of getting some goals to position them to fight back."


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By: Jennifer Miller, Category: Museullaneous, Date: 27 Aug 2010
Two schools recently joined the Australian Museum in helping design the up and coming exhibition Birds of Paradise. This was the first day we met with the schools, and being new myself, I was excited to see what the students thought about the coming workshop.
What is Kids' College?
Kids' College is an on-going program in partnership with The Australian Museum and the Coalition of Knowledge Building Schools that brings different schools and age ranges to the museum to participate and influence the course of specific projects the museums are doing. These projects can include exhibits, web site design, just about anything. This program truly listens and responds to the common needs of the students the results of which can be seen in the final product. I have yet to see any exhibition process (in my young museum career) that involves the audience to such an extent where they have a very real impact on the exhibit or specific project.
The program this time is to hear what two schools think about the up and coming exhibit on Birds of Paradise and, more importantly, have them directly influence the course of the exhibit design.
Which schools are involved?
What does the museum want from this?
Primarily, the Museum is interested in learning is what sort of text appeals (and does not appeal) to this age range, how would they design it, what kind of text draws or repels them. The Museum is also interested in knowing what activities they would do in an exhibit like this one.
What will the workshop consist of?
The workshop will allow students to voice their opinion that will in turn influence how the exhibit is designed. The workshop will harness their creativity in art and cultural dances (which the students at the boys' school have already participated in before large audiences), some of which may even be included in the exhibit.
What will the students get from this?
This project gives students confidence in their opinion and voice while helping the Museum design content and interpretation that would directly appeal and benefit that specific age range.
How excited are these students in participating in this program?
When we briefly explained their important role while showing them a sampling of photos of birds of paradise I heard
"Wow," "Look at this!"
When asked what their thoughts were on such a project, they replied "Can't wait," "Will be exciting, a good experience," "Different features, colorful, magic."
I am equally excited to see what their thoughts are and how this collaboration of minds will affect the look of this exhibit.


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I tend to enjoy experimental hacks, and this one was no difference, especially as I like to play some hardcore platformer every now and then. The 'digital' art together with the music gave it a very nice athmosphere.
I think this is the kind of project I'd enjoy doing as well, so I can totally understand your sentiment. It allows for a lot more experimentation and creativity than something like, say, Sonic 1 and 2, which was pretty goal-oriented and I can imagine partly tedious to do. Here you got some programmer art (simple but aesthetic), spiced up with nice visual effects, and then you can get going trying out whatever you feel like. And I also enjoyed playing this a lot more than Sonic 1 and 2, which, while technically more impressive due to the sheer amount of work that had to be put into it, doesn't have much new and interesting content to offer to me. I wonder what kind of hack you're gonna come up with next yeah, I wouldn't mind something in the same spirit.
The only level which I found a bit frustrating was the last one, because my success rate at hitting the 8 pixel platform and not getting flung into the spikes by the red springs wasn't too good, so I had to repeat the first sections a lot. Apart from a few like precision platforming, most levels were pretty nifty where the solution wasn't just executing a couple of obvious moves, but finding some way to doing it that isn't overly difficult to execute. The penultimate level turned out surprisingly simple once I started using the spindash, almost felt kinda cheap doing it.
I think the one downside of using the Sonic engine for this that comes with everything being rather macroscopic (I.e. large on the screen, thus not much fitting within the screen) is that you don't always see where you're going, especially when going downwards, which turned the part with the springs and the spikes at the ceiling into a bit of a guessing game.


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Sept. 15, 2005
The men and women's tennis teams traveled to UT-Martin to play on Sept. 9 and 10 to play in the Tennessee-Martin Fall Invitational. Both teams enjoyed successful weekends. The men played two dual matches against UT-Martin and the University of Southern Indiana. They defeated UTM 4-3 and USI 5-2.
Winners in each match are listed below:
UT-Martin Doubles - UTM won the doubles point, though Mike Sherman and Andrew Harris won their doubles match. Singles - Mike Sherman, Colten Jones, Jeff West, and William Murrell won matches.
University of Southern Indiana Doubles - Lipscomb won the doubles point. Andrew Harris & Mike Sherman and Colten Jones and David Carrillo won doubles matches. Singles - Mike Sherman, Colten Jones, Jeff West, and David Carrillo won matches.


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Opinion: President of the Choom Gang
Editorial board member Joe Rago on President Obama's selective enforcement of federal laws against marijuana use. Photo credit: Associated Press.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... I ... the ... welcome to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel the bomb ... the bomb is comments on pot ... are racing a lot of eyebrows usually said to the New Yorker and I quote ... as of the well documented I smoked pot is a canine unit is a bad habit and invites ... not very different from the cigarettes that I spoke to see young person after a big chunk of my adult life ... I don't think it's more dangerous than alcohol ... we should not be locking pins or individual users for long stretches of jail time ... when some of the folks who are writing those laws have probably done ... the same thing editorial board member Joe rego is here to discuss job ... and can you remember another president from nineteen ... vice like this ... with ... the real question here is about the rule of law as we know ... marijuana remains illegal under the controlled substances Act of ... nineteen seventy to schedule one substance to it ... so it's it's a legal the federal level what's happened in the States ... is that they've said well what can they get to fact illegal ... whether it's turned out in force in law's medical marijuana learning case in ... Colorado and Washington state just outright ... legalization NKE of the president who's ... charged with upholding the law is coming out and saying ... well ... don't worry about it we're not can enforce it and by the way ... I'd this isn't so bad after all this is no worse than them ... a drink after work or a Seder Enderle world whatever in Chile that point any editorial this morning to what we didn't talk about is why the president ... when he's ... trying to legalize it was politically he really believes in that's ... why we put his neck out and the Congress and say mom put a lot ... but I think the politics of marijuana and deafening changing this country but not not everywhere and not uniformly ... the the other problem is ... one to legalize that ... you will have an increase in marijuana use and no president really wants to be responsible for that when you look ... that with what they call a weed for reason it's not hard to grow its cheap ... it's only expensive because of prohibition see get lower prices ... I knew it reduced the social stigma of using pot and certain in certain areas same given the increase in height it's ... high and presidents don't really wanna be irresponsible especially for ... under age users ... more more marijuana smuggling and ... yet none the Pres is taken some criticism from both sides of politics for these these comments clean from ... drugs are ... what's the missing all do you see this is just an offhand remark is now reached college kids meanwhile might make these comments ... from ... the we honestly think that these days you have an opinion about everything in here in theory was asked about any sort of ... the signaling his evolving on marijuana like you call me ... gay marriage what the keys of all what we really need to see that here ... is is having debate in Congress about what we want to do ... factor in so importance of having just as ad hoc ... lot less on state by state regime ... so you believe that this is a in evolution is happening at the state level that this is what Federal isn't supposed to be about having states to these laws ... he'll sport that would be either ... either it's wrong ... or it isn't wrong it doesn't matter what state you ... live in here and I think this is the national policy goal ... okay I editoral board member Joe rego thank thank thank so much for joining us ...


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What's on in Hawke's Bay
Find out what events are on in Hawke's Bay, Napier, Hastings, Central Hawke's Bay and Wairoa. If you need to know what's on this is the place to look. If you are after council meetings view our meetings calendar.
Does not include exhibitions or workshops. You can view these by selecting them on the menu to the left.


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Coca-Cola to fund WWF's Arctic campaign
The campaign will seek to protect the Arctic from the devastating effects of global warming.
The Europe-wide campaign, which launched on Thursday in London, is aimed at raising awareness and funding to help protect the natural habitat of the polar bear, which is under threat from climate change.
Scientists say the Arctic is currently warming twice as fast as the global average and summer sea ice is disappearing at a rate of about 11% a decade. Ice thawed to a record low last year due to climate change.
Most experts estimate the ice could disappear completely in summer in 30 to 40 years, though some scientists say it might thaw as soon as 2015. The shrinking ice mass threatens many Arctic ecosystems and species.
The polar bear, a well-worn symbol of global warming's effects on the region, is already feeling threatened.
As ice retreats, polar bears are forced to spend more time on land hunting for food. As a result, people in some Arctic communities have encountered more bears which can be dangerous for the people and the bears.
Save the ice
The campaign aims to raise awareness and funds in European countries for the plight of the polar bear. The money raised will go towards protecting an area in the Arctic where summer sea ice should last the longest, WWF and Coca-Cola said.
That area covers 1.4-million square kilometres in northern Greenland and northern Canada – equivalent to a region bigger than both France and Spain. The money will also help WWF to study the polar bear population and habitat and help Arctic communities living close to an increasingly hungry polar bear population.
Coca-Cola said it hopes the campaign will bring the Arctic into people's homes. As well as a new TV commercial in Europe, the company is launching more than 300-million Coca-Cola packs and cans showing a polar bear family travelling across the Arctic.
"Polar bears have been a much-loved part of our iconic Coca-Cola advertising for over 90 years and because of this strong tie, and our partnership with the WWF, we want to help create a future for polar bears and their Arctic home," said Hilary Quinn, Coca-Cola's Brand Director for North West Europe and the Nordics. – Reuters
Details of the campaign are available at www.arctichome.eu


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Becca is Justin Bieber's best friends little sister....
Not just A nerd (NJAN)
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Justin Drew Bieber is a 17 year old junior in high school. His brother Derek Bieber bullies him at home and school. justin is picked on at school because of the big glasses and braces he wears. he also gets bullied because he stutters. Justin has no friends. unlike Derek he has tons of friends at school hes considered popular. Read to find out more ;)
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text: Hi! This is a cheerful and dynamic beat which I associate with an angel playing between the clouds. The music is soft and full of light and shine, it is going to make You dance. You can notice a very qualitative and good use of drumms and basses. The music is perfect for presentations, projects, movies, TV advertisment and commercials and even for arcade games.


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DOTHAN — Troy University celebrated the career and service of former Congressman Terry Everett on Friday morning, dedicating R. Terry Everett Hall and opening the Everett Congressional Library on the University's Dothan Campus.
The TROY Board of Trustees voted in July to rename the Library/Technology Building at the Dothan Campus in honor of Everett, the eight-term congressman from Dothan. In addition, the Wiregrass Archives at the Dothan Campus, located inside Everett Hall, will serve as the permanent home for Everett's congressional papers and other memorabilia documenting his time in the U.S. House of Representatives.
"Terry Everett has always been a great statesman, patriot and friend, but he has also been a role model of ethical behavior," TROY Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., said during the ceremony. "The entire Wiregrass owes a tremendous debt to Terry Everett, so the naming of this building in his honor is a lasting tribute to a gentleman and true patriot."
Maj. Gen. Bowen Ballard, USAF retired, served as the keynote speaker for the event and spoke of Everett's dedication as a public servant.
"When you think of Terry Everett and all that he has done, you realize what a humble, dedicated public servant he is," Gen. Ballard said. "He would be the first to tell 'I'm not a politician,' and that's a good thing."
Gen. Michael Hayden, a former director of both the CIA and National Security Agency and Deputy Director of National Intelligence from 2005-2006, was unable to attend the ceremony in person but delivered a message via video, speaking with great appreciation for Everett's commitment to the country's defense.
"I deeply appreciate the courage in your commitment to America's strength and America's defense," Gen. Hayden said. "This is a labor of love, a labor of duty and a labor done in secret. You don't get to see the contributions men like Terry make on that committee. There are no easy issues in front of the Intelligence Committees in the House and the Senate."
Other speakers at Friday's event included TROY Board of Trustees member Charles Nailen, Dr. Don Jeffrey, Vice Chancellor of the Dothan Campus, Dothan Mayor Mike Schmitz and the event's honoree, Mr. Everett.
"I am humbled and very thankful for what Troy University has done," Everett said. "I very much admire Dr. Hawkins and what he has been able to do here at Troy University."
Many of Everett's former congressional staff members attended Friday's dedication ceremony, and the former Congressman took the opportunity to pay tribute to them.
"You can't do a lot in life unless you have good support from people," he said. "I am very much aware of the fact that I have much to be thankful for and that includes a lot of people that have helped me."
Everett served in the House of Representatives from 1993-2009. During his tenure in Congress, Everett served on the House Committee on Agriculture, the House Committee on Armed Services, the House Veterans Committee and the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
Prior to his public service, Everett enjoyed successful careers as a newspaper executive, a farmer and a contractor. He served four years in the U.S. Air Force as an intelligence specialist in Europe.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – After capturing its second straight New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) title on Sunday afternoon, the national-ranked No. 3 MIT men's basketball team will find out its NCAA Division III tournament placement on Monday afternoon during the tournament selection show, to be aired on NCAA.com at 12:00 p.m. Fans are invited to the Coffeehouse Lounge in the Stratton Student Center to watch a live stream of the selection show along with members of the team and coaching staff.
MIT is guaranteed to receive its fourth consecutive berth in the NCAA tournament, after earning the NEWMAC automatic bid by virtue of its win over Springfield College in the conference championship game. The full 62-team field, along with matchups and host sites, will be announced on Monday afternoon.
Fans can catch the selection show live on NCAA.com or by clicking here.


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The Shoshone River, not far from our home, was always fascinating - it has changed immensely since we lived in Penrose.
For starters, the old railroad bridge has been long gone (since the mid-1960's), and there is a sand bar in the middle of the river as you look west. While it seems like a fairly recent addition to the river, there are trees and shrubs growing on it - amazing!
The other big change is that the east end of the valley. where George McBlaine and Bothilde kept a pretty tight ship, has turned into a big junk pile. Oh, well, we can ignore that, I guess. This early in the spring, trees were just beginning to leaf out in Penrose, while Burlington, about 15 miles to the south had lilacs in fulll bloom. Go figure!


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New York Times Jerusalem Deputy Bureau Chief Isabel Kershner is married to Hirsh Goodman, an Israeli citizen and prominent liberal Zionist intellectual. Goodman works at a military-linked Israeli think tank called the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), where he serves as a senior research fellow in a position endowed by the billionaire Jewish philanthropist Charles Bronfman. On the INSS website, Goodman described his job as helping "Israel devise a strategy to impact positively on international and Arab public opinion and overall disseminate its message more effectively" — in other words, media spin. In a recent column for the Jerusalem Post, Goodman urged the government of Israel to treat threats to its image as acts of war, and to respond in kind.
An ethical reporter on a politically sensitive assignment might have avoided allowing intimate relationships they maintained with people at the center of the conflict to impact their reporting. But not Kershner. As Alex Kane just revealed in a devastating report published by the media watchdog FAIR, Kershner "overwhelmingly relies on the INSS for think tank analysis about events in the region." According to Kane, Kershner has quoted her husband's think tank a whopping 17 times — far more than any other comparable policy outfit. However, she has yet to publicly disclose her connection to the INSS and the media spin strategist who doubles as her husband.
The Times' former Jerusalem Bureau Chief, Ethan Bronner, left his job last month after a string of humiliating scandals. First, the Times public editor called for his reassignment when he attempted to conceal from the public his son's enlistment in the Israeli army. However, Times editor in chief Bill Keller rejected the recommendation. Bronner suffered further embarrassment when I exposed his business relationship with a pro-Israel public relations firm operated by an illegal settler. Once again, the Times editorial leadership let him off the hook.
Last month, at a farewell party for Bronner in East Jerusalem sponsored by the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs (PASSIA), international diplomats and members of the Israeli and Palestinian intelligensia grilled the outgoing bureau chief about his conflicts of interest. One Israeli journalist in attendance told me Bronner expressed no misgivings about his conduct, treating his questioners with a mixture of dismissiveness and smug condescension. After a group of young Palestinian intellectuals and activists stormed out in disgust, a South African diplomat reminded Bronner that he could not "determine his own objectivity." The rancorous scene illustrated the deep stain Bronner's legacy had left on the Times' reputation in Israel-Palestine.
Though Bronner is gone, Kershner's clear violations of Times ethical guidelines are likely to compound the damage to the paper's credibility in the region. Will the Times ignore Kane's reporting, exempting Kershner from rules other reporters are required to stringently observe, or will Public Editor Arthur Brisbane treat the revelations with the seriousness they deserve?
This was originally posted at Al Akhbar English.


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Stephen Price
Hometown: Buffalo, N.Y.
Major: Classical Music Performance (Organ)
WCSU Degree: Bachelor of Music
Internships: Organ scholar at St. Paul's on the Green Episcopal Church in Norwalk, Conn.
Honors and Awards:Fulbright Scholarship, Dean's List, Academic Achievement Award for 3.0 or higher GPA each semester, National Society of Collegiate Scholars member, Hancock Scholarship recipient
Buffalo, N.Y., is a long way from Danbury, but the seven-hour journey didn't dissuade classical organist Stephen Price from deciding to come to WestConn. Price had also been accepted to the Oberlin Conservatory in Oberlin, Ohio, but Price says WestConn's small class sizes and highly respected organ teacher, Stephen Roberts, made it well worth the trip. "The smaller music department allows more time for individual attention and enables the trips that the organ program takes to Europe each year," he says. "I also knew I would have a better chance at getting a job as a church organist in Fairfield County, while at Oberlin the odds would not have have been as good."
The 21-year-old says he wants to become a professional organist and would also like to teach music on the collegiate level one day. He participated in some memorable learning experiences while at WestConn that will help him along that path. "I went on all four organ program trips to Europe," he says. "The trips are done in a four-year cycle: Austria, central Germany, France and Holland/northern Germany. We studied the music of composers related to the countries before we went. Once there, we had classes with world experts on the music and the organs. My favorite trip was the France trip because I enjoy French organ music the most."
Adjunct Professor of Music Stephen Roberts, Price's organ instructor, obviously had a significant impact on the music student. "As a performance major, you are required to take private applied music lessons on your instrument," Price explains. "This allows one-on-one interaction with your teacher, so I really was able to learn and get to know Mr. Roberts and his various aesthetics pertaining to organ. Also, activities such as the trips to Europe, competitions and recital gigs that happened off campus allowed the student-teacher connection to grow more so than with other teachers. Anything that I needed help with, Mr. Roberts was always more than happy to be of assistance."
Price found a mentor not only in his own field of study, but also in a non-related field. Roberts told Price of the Fulbright Scholarship he had received as a student to study in Vienna, Austria, and encouraged Price to apply for a Fulbright of his own to study in France. "When I applied for the Fulbright Scholarship, the appointed adviser was Professor of Anthropology Dr. Rob Whittemore (also a former Fulbright recipient). We met 10 times to work on and refine my application for the Fulbright," Price says. "I now know a great deal about how to work on scholarships and forms in general that place a high demand on the applicant, such as the Fulbright. Dr. Whittemore's patience, calmness and willingness to provide as much help as I needed truly amazed me. This is why I also consider him to be a mentor."
All that support paid off: Price found out in April that he received the Fulbright Scholarship.
Asked what he will remember most about his WestConn experience, Price says it centers around living in Newbury, Litchfield and Pinney halls. "The residential experiences are most memorable because of all the people I met; the various programs and activities, such as the game, "Murder," which is played on the Midtown campus; and even the fire drills at 3 in the morning."
After graduation, Price will use his Fulbright Scholarship to study in France, after which he will relocate to Bloomington, Ind., to enroll in the Masters in Organ Performance program at Indiana University.
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text: Brittany is currently working her way through college at the Hooters of Round Rock, but she admits her ultimate job has nothing to do with wings and beer. So in five years Brittany hopes to be spending her days training the sea animals at Sea World! To find out what else floats Brittany's boat check out her interview featured in the members area.


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The Oberlin College community is strongly committed to excellence in teaching, learning, artistry, and research. The Library actively responds to this commitment by providing resources and services that support and enhance the broad and rigorous programs in the College of Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music.
An integral part of the College's academic life, the Library builds and maintains extensive, carefully-selected, and well-organized collections that are essential for the success of the curriculum; it provides wide and effective access to networked scholarly resources; and it works in cooperation with faculty to develop in Oberlin College students competence in using the Library and other information sources. To enable faculty and students to take full advantage of library resources, the Library maintains a highly-qualified staff that is responsive to individual needs and exceptionally dedicated to service and teaching.
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The joint GSDI World Conference (GSDI 13), the 14th GEOIDE Annual Scientific Conference, the 7th 3DGeoInfo Conference , and the Canadian Geomatics Conference 2012 will take place in historic Québec City, Canada at the Québec City Conference Center in the heart of the city.
Geographic information technologies and spatial data infrastructure play critical roles in allowing governments, local communities, non-government organizations, the commercial sector, the academic community and common people to make progress in addressing many of the world's most pressing problems. Further, use of spatial data in conjunction with mobile technologies is becoming pervasive within many nations. While mapping and spatial data infrastructure development was previously accomplished only by governments, this is no longer the case.
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BRISTOL, Tenn. – On Wednesday when Conference Carolinas announced their weekly awards, three King University student-athletes were honored. Both Hannah Witt and Spencer Frantom won the awards for cross country while Elizabeth Swallow took home the women's golf award.
Witt earned the distinction for the second consecutive week and third this time this season. This week, the senior, set the school record, shattering her previous mark by 43 seconds when she covered the 5k distance in a blistering 17.22.6 at the highly competitive Royal Cross Country Challenge. The event included many NCAA Division I teams and Southeast Regionally ranked teams. Witt came in with a fourth place finish in field of nearly 300 runners. She only finished behind a pair of unattached runners and a runner from the University of South Carolina.
For Frantom, this marks the second time this season he has won this award. The senior led the Tornado to a second place finish at the Royal Cross Country Challenge, a meet that included many NCAA Division I teams and Division II Southeast Regionally ranked teams. The senior covered the 8k distance in 25:17.2, which was the second fastest time in school history. King finished second in 35-team field behind Duke and ahead of Charleston Southern.
Swallow couldn't have started her sophomore season any better as she won each of the first two tournaments she was in. First she shot 76 in the first round before shooting one-under 71 at the Tusculum Fall Classic to take the individual medalist title with a total of 147. At the King University Invite the sophomore carded back-to-back scores of even-par 71 to win the tournament by 10 strokes with a total of 142. In four rounds last month, Swallow averaged 72.25 strokes per round and was only one over for the month. Her three rounds of 71 also matched a career-low.
Both men's and women's cross country teams compete at the Conference Carolinas Championships next Friday, October 25 in Concord, N.C. as the women try to repeat as conference champions. Swallow and the women's golf team play in their final tournament of the fall on October 28-29 at the Lady Flames Shootout in Cleveland, Tenn.


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Years ago we had a bush in our backyard that bloomed in August. It signaled that summer was almost over and school was looming closer. It also reminded me that it was time to get things settled for my classroom. Going back to a newly cleaned and refreshed classroom was always exciting; new students, new books, new ideas. Although I usually spent the summer brushing up on something new to bring to the class, August was anticipation time.
Religion is often the one subject teachers do not prepare for as they get ready for school. Most seem to feel that they know their religion so why brush up on it. But the important part of teaching religion is making it relevant. And in this day and age of Core Curriculum, it is important to find time to bring religion into the classroom as frequently and as appropriately as possible. So, when preparing for your class, take time to look at the scope and sequence of your religion text. Take time to note where and when you can incorporate it into your other subjects. Look at the theme of the units and chapters of your religion curriculum. Note where there are connections to other subjects. Put post-its in your literature, science, social studies teacher manuals to refer to either something you have taught in religion or to integrate your subjects. Or put post-its in your religion manual to remind children of how their faith relates to what they are learning in other areas of the curriculum. If you have taught the same grade level before, you probably already have ideas of where to incorporate, now plan on how to enhance the opportunity so that your students not only learn their academic subjects but realize how important their faith is in their lives and the lives of others.
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text: McCartney In the Studio 02.22.2012 The Macca Blog has a new interview with jazz pianist Diana Krall about her recent collaboration with Sir Paul. Diana and her trio backed up McCartney on his new album of standards, Kisses On the Bottom. "Paul dreamed of a jazz album for twenty years," said Krall from New York. "We have the same producer, Tommy LiPuma: Tommy gave us the opportunity to talk. From our meeting, the project took shape. The idea was to work with Eric Clapton, Stevie Wonder and jazz musicians," continued Krall. "But each of us was to embody a role he never played. Result: Paul sings jazz and does not touch any instrument, Stevie Wonder and I do not sing and he plays the harmonica, I'm at the piano." Diana goes into further detail about how Paul merged his complex and gifted sense of melody to the sessions. Don't miss it.


text: You are here: Home UW Physicians UW Physicians Publishing Page Content In Right Rail For UWP Members and Staff Page ContentUniversity of Washington Physicians (UWP) is the practice group for more than 1,800 physicians and other healthcare professionals associated with UW Medicine. In addition to UWP, UW Medicine includes Harborview Medical Center, UW Medical Center, UW Neighborhood Clinics, Northwest Hospital, the UW School of Medicine, Valley Medical Center, and Airlift Northwest. UWP members also practice at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, a partnership of UW Medicine, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children's Hospital.Our physicians and healthcare professionals are among the best and most sought-after in the world. They provide primary and specialty care during more than 1 million patient visits each year in a number of areas including:Complex and advanced medical and surgical illnessSolid organ and bone marrow transplantationCancer prevention and treatmentCardiovascular disordersVascular disordersHigh-risk pregnancy and neonatal intensive careRehabilitation careGastrointestinal diseaseSpecialized orthopedic surgeryBurn injuriesTraumaPulmonary and ICU critical careUW Physicians are recognized regionally and nationally for their clinical, research, and educational expertise. They have enhanced the basic understanding of disease processes, medical information technology, and treatment options. They teach future healthcare professionals in one of the most highly regarded and competitive medical schools in the nation. For example, UW School of Medicine's primary-care training program has ranked No. 1 among medical schools for 19 consecutive years by U.S. News & World Report.We hope this website will help answer questions you may have regarding UW Physicians/ UW Medicine and provide you with the contact information that you are seeking.To all our visitors – welcome!Sincerely, Timothy H. Dellit, M.D., President Publishing Page Content In Right Rail For UWP Members and Staff