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Yet another question hanging over the future of Egyptian politics is the role that will be claimed by those youth who planned and spilled blood for Egypt's revolution.
For many, change is a process they had hoped to set in motion, but not one they had hoped to guide.
Ahmed Saleh, a former member of the Kifaya (Enough) Movement, an umbrella organization of opposition and activist groups, thinks of the January 25th protest as his gift to the people of Egypt, who he hopes will choose their own leaders. He has no leadership ambitions himself.
"I believe that someone like Mohammed ElBaradei is an incredibly capable man. I believe that Ayman Nour is completely loyal to this country. Amr Moussa has great expertise," said Mr. Saleh, who referred to Amr Moussa, the secretary general of the Arab League who may be considering a run for Egypt's presidency. Egypt's official news agency, MENA, reported on Friday night that Mr. Moussa may resign his position at the Arab League in the coming months. "What I am hoping for is that it will be the decision of the people and it will never again be a one-man show, it will never again be a pyramidal country led by a pharaoh."


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Hi gorgeous friends ,how is everything going on? I hope you had a very good time with your surround, your family and your lovely one. Btw, This life is quite quiet or just my life? For the last I mentioned, if you don't have any, it doesn't really matter, we are the same side. God has prepared it, it just about time.
For the last four months or more I had worked with the application and submitted just yesterday, four days to deadline date.
This was better than my first application, one day to deadline, hehehehe.
This time is counting days refer to the old timeline from other senior grantees.
Luckily, It is more faster to get the result for the very first step, interview session than the first application.
Oh, oh, oh, oh I am nervous, Is my application especially essays questions logic enough? Is it worth to choose among hundreds applications?
I have reviewed my application many times and I have screamed how stupid I answered that way.
But, I believe my essay was not in last minute preparation, it took countless editing and reviewing.
Also, I have the proofreaders both in grammar and words choices, God blesses them, thank you so much for helping and supporting.
I have been hoping and waiting for the best luck of my scholarship application.
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Dwyane Wade Uncertain about Playing for Team USA Again
Having played in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics, Wade said he was leaning toward retiring from international play. But the recruiting hasn't stopped.
"I really said to myself after 2008, when we won the gold medal, that I was in the mind state that it was it for me," Wade said when asked about meeting with Colangelo. "Of course, my teammates have gotten into my ear a little bit and would love for me to be a part of it. But it's a long way away for me."
Wade, who would be 30 by the 2012 London Games, said it would be easier to commit to the team without a requirement to go through this summer's training camp and the World Championships.


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My research into pirates and people in colonial times in general has shown, not surprisingly, that as a whole they consumed a lot of alcohol, considering it to be a healthy alternative to water. While we associate pirates with drinking rum straight, they actually enjoyed it in a variety of mixed drinks. Here are a few of the more interesting ones I've come across:
Why bother with separate mugs for beer and rum when you can just mix it up together? Rattle-Skull did just that. Half a cup of rum was blended with a pint of porter and the juice of half a lime, then served with shaved nutmeg on top. My research described it as "a dangerously smooth and stultifying concoction."
Flip was a blend of ale, rum, molasses and eggs. The eggs and molasses were beaten together in a ceramic jug, then rum was blended in, then the jug was topped off with ale and all the ingredients mixed together. Before serving, a hot poker was inserted into the jug and after it frothed up it was poured into mugs and served.
Bumbo was a mixture of rum, water, sugar and nutmeg which was enjoyed by sailors in the West Indies in the early 1700s, and it eventually became a very popular drink throughout the English Colonies too.
I suspect that coconut water was likely used in the Caribbean, and I can personally vouch for this one as an excellent drink when made that way.
Bumbo even played a role in the course of American history. Political campaigning in colonial times included providing generous amount of drink, presumably in exchange for votes. George Washington's papers state that he used "160 gallons of rum to treat 391 voters to bumbo" during his campaign for the Virginia House in 1758. He won.


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Update>>Finally, ready to dive!
As Mr. T would say: "Ah pitty da fool dat don't like da Stuka, Sucka!"
cool airplane... there's a problem though. There are so many freeware online war-birds games like 'war of thunder' and such.. in essence, it's considerably shorting the market for flight-sims, even though this is a fully fledged sim model.
nonetheless, it looks wonderful!
Looks like it is out now...
Be interesting to see how this is...
Put it up against the A2A Spitfire I/II :)
BS -Its not released!
Looks like the purchase link is inop. I'm sure they will get it fixed soon.
Been like that since yesterday!
yeah abd nothing on Facebook or in the forum. Yesterday in an email i get told begining next week
Sorry my bad... saw the page and the link seemed to be up to me... rushing in the office a little...
But no need for the BS remark...
BE AWARE -ACCELERATION ONLY!!! NO SP2!!! And the Siren is a little bit bugy. First Impression: nice, but a few $ to much.
doesn't stand a chance against A2A's planes
Hi, It's definitely out... Available here at http://www.pcaviator.com.au/store/product.php?productid=555208 to confirm that :)
On another note, I checked with MilViz re the SP2 comment above, as it seemed odd that they list it being compatible with SP2, and MilViz confirmed it will work with FSX SP2.
For me it didnt work with SP2. I extra install my ACC. to fly the Stuka. But as say above, the Siren is not that i expect, its only a sound file what sounds like a Formel1 Race.
I also bought the 737 and one of both i put in refund. Sadly, but as i say for me its a few $ too much. Below 20EUR and i would be cool on it.
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The other day, I was apologising to a friend for having missed his call, "There was some major fire here, so could not call back." He replied in a grave tone, "I hope metaphorically."
And then, one day, I was cribbing on Facebook about how obsessed I am with thousands separators. A friend replied with a "Do I stand to reveal my total ignorance if I say that I don't know what thousands separators are?"
Today, I was trying to make sense of what a customer care representative was telling me, when I lost my cool and blurted out, "You are giving me a very global answer." He was flummoxed, I could say from the tone of his voice.
Aah, well, that is when I realized something. Something very important and possibly highly lucrative.
There is a huge opportunity here – To write a book on "How to communicate better - a lesson in the language of the future". Essentially, collect all the phrases you have ever come across in B-school and work life, situate them in random circumstances and make a 200 page book out of it. If possible, promote it with a "First of its kind blah blah written by IIT / IIM blah blah". It will sell like hot cakes, I tell you. Yes, yes, even better than those books on how to hatch without chickens or something.


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Students in the East Asian Languages and Cultures seminar "Animals, Vegetables, Minerals: Art and Environment in East Asia" took a day trip to the Guggenheim Museum in New York City on Saturday, Oct. 28 to explore some of the most pressing questions they have debated this semester: What is humans' relationship to nature? How are animals used to express human struggles? What are the ethical judgments that these questions pose?
The course is taught by Assistant Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures and Comparative Literature Shiamin Kwa.
The trip began with a private tour of the exhibit with a staff member of the Guggenheim Museum, who walked the participants through the exhibit, drawing attention to the thematic arrangements.
The centerpiece of the exhibition, Huang Yong Ping's "Theater of the World" (1993), part of the broader "Art and China after 1989" exhibition, brought all of those questions to the forefront when it became the center of controversy after the museum modified the exhibit in response to threats from animal protesters. The installation, which was originally designed to hold reptiles and insects in a turtle-shaped structure, is now displayed without the live creatures. Students were able to discuss the noticeable absence with the guide, who led a discussion of cultural and historical context and how they tie in to questions of freedom of expression.
After a tour of highlights of the exhibit with a guide, the seminar participants separated to each work individually on a "slow reading" exercise on a piece that they chose themselves from the exhibit. Students were told to bring a pencil, a notebook, and the willingness to dedicate two hours of their time to the full engagement of closely looking at a piece of art.
The process of taking the time to engage closely with a work of art for an extended period of time also underscored one of the most prominent themes in the Guggenheim's exhibit: rapid growth. Pieces throughout the collection highlighted a sense of speed and sudden change. In contrast, students were tasked with sitting in quiet reflection with a notebook, a pencil, and intellectual engagement.
This class trip was sponsored by a grant from LIASE, the Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment, which encourages innovative approaches to Asian studies teaching and research at the undergraduate level through the lens of the environment and sustainable development.


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Unsound structures could face demolition
By Dawn De Busk
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CASCO — Two buildings have caught the eye of Casco's new code enforcement officer.
No, he isn't in the market for a home.
Instead, the structures pose a possible threat to public safety, and need to be removed, he said, outlining the months-long process that is required by municipal and state codes.
After a presentation by CEO Don Murphy on Tuesday, the Casco Board of Selectmen gave their nod of approval to begin the lengthy and necessary process to notify the legal owners, and move forward with the demolition of the uninhabited buildings.
Already, since Murphy stepped into the role of code enforcement officer in February, he has legally executed the removal of two unsound structures: A garage located from road view of Route 302, and a trailer on Point Sebago Road that was 'junk.'
The two parcels, which selectmen agreed were in dire need of removal, are located at 1387 Poland Springs Road and 50 Webbs Mill Road.
On one of those properties, "an abutter had made an inquiry about an addition to the garage that is literally falling down," Murphy told the board.
One of the avenues to pursue — the one recommended by the town's attorney — is to do a title search and make every effort to contact the person or the bank that currently holds the deed. Then, an advertised public hearing would be scheduled.
Basically, the removal of the two structures would occur within two to three months of notifying the proper landowners.
"There is a careful process of notification of lien holders," Murphy said.
"The town's first obligation is a courtesy letter. Each letter becomes a little more urgent to take care of it. The letters have a little stronger language each time," he said.
"The town has the right to take it down, but all interested parties would have to sign that agreement and the town clerk must authorize it as well," Murphy said.
Town Manager Dave Morton reiterated what Murphy was saying.
There would be "two board of selectmen meetings — one to set down a date for public hearing, then the public hearing."
"This option is going to take 60 to 90 days," Morton said. Other choices included hearing the issue before a judge.
Prior to the unanimous vote, Selectman Ray Grant asked how the town would pay for the costs associated with this project.
Morton answered, "The upfront legal work will come from the legal budget. How the other costs are covered will be the board's decision."
The town manager said the board would be provided with some cost estimates for the demolition on the two properties.
Newly-seated board member Grant Plummer stated his support of ridding residents of these unsafe structures.
"These are two different properties. One is on our lien list, and the other isn't. Moving forward with this process is an important step for us," Plummer said.


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Behold…! Embrace the world as it transforms into a digital universe. The big data concept has been well sowed into the farm of business intelligence. What hovers around it is "smart presentation". Millions of pieces of content are created and shared on the internet every second. So is it humanly possible to read this all? The answer most probably is NO! What is needed is a "concise, effective and yet attractive" way to communicate this all. This is where the tried-and-tested infographic has stepped in – a way to design words and analysis to make them stand out and effectively communicate what they intend to with minimal effort from the reader. And this post uncovers some great social video marketing tips in a cracking infographic.
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Infographics are all about the visual representation of data, knowledge and information. It follows the principle that "90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual". It is stated that 40% of people respond better to images and visual presentation than simple text. Today's brands have taken this to their core and work on the fact that high-quality infographics will occupy interest 30 times more than plain text.
The role of infographics also can't be denied in the world of marketing, and especially social media marketing. With the plethora of social media platforms – Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram and many more – the communication mantra has to be defined by two words: engaging and concise.
As a relatively low-cost marketing strategy, the importance and influence of social media can't be ignored. It has to be visually engaging to make it exciting and appealing so that the audience, at least for a moment, will spend the time to go through it beyond a glance.
The below infographic made by Filmora team highlights some great social video marketing tips and, while infographics as a trend might fade away, but the need for data visualisation will stay. And this is exactly what a successful social video marketing strategy should be designed around.
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Previously, he was Director at Comms Axis, a full service marketing agency specialising in content, social media & website services for businesses of all sizes.
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Dan was also ranked by Brand Republic as one of the Top 50 UK Marketing & Social Media influencers.
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Maranacook skiers, coach honored with Legislative Sentiments
The Maine Legislature honored the Maranacook Community High School Boys and Girls Nordic Ski teams for both winning the Class B State Championships and Coach Steve DeAngelis for being named Coach of the Year at the Varsity Maine Awards.
"These skiers accomplished so much this season not just individually, but as teams," said Sen. Shenna Bellows, D-Manchester. "They demonstrated athletic and academic excellence and perseverance over adverse conditions. We are all inspired by their remarkable achievements and their strong teamwork."
The Nordic Ski Team members, Coach DeAngelis, Assistant Coach Kathy Despres were accompanied by Maranacook Community High School Principal Dwayne Conway and Superintendent Donna Wolfrom at the State House on Wednesday where they received the Legislative Sentiments.
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Taxi. New drawing of canine pup.
Graphite on Paper. 28x21 cmTaxi is little and full of fun and bounce. She settles down once and a while and when she does these are the wee eyes that peek up at you full of innocence and sincerity.
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Sheona Hamilton-Grant. All rights reserved.
This portrait was done in December and a delivered over mince pies and Xmas cheer.
Will be taking the next few days off to spend Carnaval with my familly. The idea of being amoungst mad crazy costumes is strangely very alluring. So it's one great big Helau from me (German festive cry at this time of year).
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4. Mozart – Wrap-up and further listening
Mozart was truly a genius on the scale of once-in-a-century. He's one of the primary names people associate with classical music, and for good reason. He had a rare melodic gift, an impeccable craftsmanship and technique, and a "perfect" sense of balance and aesthetic. His music is accessible and popular with the masses (i.e., in those kinds of "101 Classical Favorites" compilations), but also hailed up in the ivory towers as being profound, and having layers and layers of genius to study and appreciate.
One measure of greatness in classical music is versatility – how many different forms the composer has masterpieces in (The list goes something like, symphony, concerto, string quartet, piano sonata, opera, sacred music.. not exactly sure what's in and what's not). Of this measure, Mozart is perhaps supreme in all classical music… although Beethoven, who we'll look at later, could be that "Magic Johnson" who could possibly have been better than "Michael Jordan" (sports tangent).
Mozart died at the young age of 35, just when his music was really becoming unbelievable – he's one of those guys that you wonder, how much more could he have accomplished had he lived a full life? Of his 41st symphony, Woody Allen said it "proves the existence of God." The British music writer Sir George Grove said of the symphony, "It is the greatest orchestral work of the world which preceded the French Revolution."
Below is some more of Mozart. The list got pretty long, but his versatility made it hard to trim it down:
Symphony No. 40 in G minor, K.550 – I. Molto Allegro
The second-to-last symphony Mozart wrote; one of the greatest.
Symphony No. 41 in C major ("Jupiter") K.551 – IV. Molto Allegro
Factoid- Mozart composed these last two symphonies (4 movements each) in a matter of 6 weeks. Other composers have spent years on a single symphony that wasn't even half as good as these.
Requiem Mass, K.626 – "Dies Irae"
This piece, among other Mozart works, was used in the Pixar short "Jack-Jack Attack", of "The Incredibles." It comes at the part when Jack-Jack's superpower comes out and he's running around on fire.
Requiem Mass, K.626 – "Lacrimosa"
One of the very last pieces of music Mozart completed – this one is out of this world.
Violin Concerto No. 5 in A Major, K.219
Mozart's 5th (and last) violin concerto; written in the middle of his career.
Clarinet Concerto in A, K.622 – III. Rondo – Allegro
Apparently, one movement of this piece (but might not be this one) was used in the movie "The King's Speech" – though I didn't see it so i'm not sure where it comes up.
Piano Concerto No. 21 in C, K.467 – II. Andante
One of the most serenely beautiful pieces Mozart composed. Consistently makes "classical music for relaxation" compilations.
Opera "Don Giovanni," K.527 – Duet "La Ci Darem La Mano"
One of Mozart's most famous opera excerpts – a duet of a guy romancing a girl… though unfortunately, he's a VERY bad guy
Opera "The Magic Flute," K.620 – Overture
From Mozart's final opera, written very late in his life.
Piano Sonata in A major, K.331 – I. Andante Grazioso
The lesser-known first movement which precedes the below. It was used in the Jet Li movie "Unleashed"… if anybody saw that one.
Piano Sonata in A major K. 331 – III. Alla Turca: Allegretto
More popularly goes by the name "Rondo alla turca." You definitely know this one.
Next: Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto in D, Op. 35 – III. Finale: Allegro vivacissimo, and introduction to the Romantic Era


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On Nov. 20, the Las Vegas Sun reported Boyd alumna Deonne Contine '05 was appointed director of the state Department of Taxation. She succeeds Chris Nielsen, who was named to the governor's staff.
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Ofsted inspectors have blamed bad teachers for the discipline problems that have hit some schools.
In secondary schools where behaviour was an isolated issue, the cause was often pupils' frustration with the poor quality of teaching they received, the watchdog said.
Too often, children did not find their lessons motivating enough, while some teachers failed to implement school rules on behaviour, according to the Ofsted study.
But the National Union of Teachers condemned the comments, which it said marked a return to "the bad old days" of Chris Woodhead's controversial reign as Ofsted's chief inspector.
In a new report on behaviour in English secondary schools, the watchdog said teachers could improve discipline quickly if they gave "more varied and interesting" lessons.
Low-level disruptive behaviour such as chatting in class would be reduced if children worked more independently and were more motivated to study.
A coherent approach to improvements across the whole school was key, inspectors said.
The Ofsted report added that some pupils disliked individual teachers so much that they would bunk off if certain members of staff were in school rather than turn up to class.
This particularly affected schools with a high turnover of staff, Ofsted added, where students became "fed up with changes in teachers and with temporary teachers who did not know them or how the school worked".
NUT general secretary Steve Sinnott said: "It is difficult to understand how Ofsted has come to this conclusion when it does not measure the quality of teaching during inspections."


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We have on-going Bible Studies for adults who are new English speakers or for whom English is a second language and are open to anyone who would like to attend.
* The studies will provide opportunities to learn more about God and develop a background of Bible knowledge.
* These studies allow you to journey in faith with others who are seeking out Biblical truth and offer a wonderful opportunity for fellowship.
* Our studies are interactive allowing the members to improve their grasp of English as they participate in discussions and communicate their thoughts and questions with the group.
From time to time we have social events and fun filled creative church activities for interactaction. We share food, customs, culture and experiences, foster friendships and connect with a diversity of families, ethnicities and cultures.


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- Waterloo Gallery
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'Life Force' was an inspiring and interesting first Solo exhibition of work by artist Cos Ahmet, showing etchings, paintings and textile pieces.
The work was pertinent and highly personal and mapped out a life journey. This touched many people who commented on how they saw the relevance not only to the artist's life, but also to their own; a connection being made with the issues of identity and sexuality which engaged the onlooker. These deep felt emotions and inner thoughts although not at first evident soon became less hidden and felt with empathy. The enigma of the artist was felt with force.
His use of colour were both strong and subtle, and in the etchings, the multiple plate printing was used to give many interesting layers and depth, with an individual and unique range of textures and images, like layers of thoughts in ones mind. This was particularly shown in the pieces entitled 'Desire Unspoken' and 'Hidden Society'. The range of colours used sometimes felt controlled and invocative of calm and yet in the paintings his sense of colour showed energy and at times were challenging, as in 'Release' and 'Promethean'.
The male body was used extensively as the starting point to the paintings and etchings and featured in the strong and sensitive drawings that supported the artist's work. I must mention the 'Soliloquy' series, which depicted a really controlled and deep feeling of emotion in the drawings where the quality of line was outstanding.
This was no ordinary show. It held me for some time and the images stayed in my memory for long afterwards. I felt joy, celebration, quietness and tranquillity in this very successful and engaging exhibition. Some of the textile pieces were forward looking in breaking new ground and employing a range of disciplines to create some very strong and meaningful statements. I must congratulate the artist and look forward to seeing his developing visual ideas in his next show.


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My mistake! Gov. Jerry Brown is a genius. He knows full well that high-speed rail — all $60 billion of it — will allow our Los Angeles friends and Bay Area compadres to zip right through the brown, barren, lifeless,Valley and not even have to blink an eye at our demise! Pure genius!
But governor, have a little pity and mercy. Give give us just $10 billion of your high-speed rail money to create higher dams in areas that already have them: Shasta, Oroville, San Luis, Pine Flat, Millerton, etc.
Is $10 billion too much to ask to keep our farms in production, food on our tables and our Valley economy viable? Or do you have a plan to add computer chips to our salads for extra protein?
Barry W. Byers, Fowler
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Congratulations on "The Road to Nowhere" (by John Sugg, June 1) and "Shame Is for Sissies" (by Hal Crowther, June 1). I found both to be informative and very interesting. I have hiked many times and researched a bit on the area around the north shore of Fontana Lake. Horace Kepthard, who is buried now in Bryson and has a mountain so named for him in the Park, once lived in a small cabin near Proctor. The area has seen lots of abuse from timber companies that basically ripped the woods apart for the lumber to the flooding for the TVA. I have visited a few of the graveyards and taken note that those buried there all have their headstones facing the east so that they can see the sun rise each day. One day each spring is devoted to visiting and keeping up the old graveyards within the Park by the many descendants of those buried there. There are still artifacts there — even a couple of old cars rusting away. I am very sorry that the park service took the position they did and destroyed many of the historical structures that once were there. I find the road issue very contentious and destabilizing to the nearby communities. Whatever happens regarding the road matter, there will never be a settlement that is palatable to all parties concerned. At this point I would prefer not to see a conventional road built there, for environmental reasons mostly. However, perhaps something less intrusive on the area could be done, although I would have my doubts about the ability to do something along those lines.
As to the other article, I think it speaks for itself and I can only wonder at the current administration in Washington. It just adds to my cynicism for politics and what we have become nationally as members of the world at large.
Just wanted to take the time to let you know some of us out here read and appreciate good content in your publication when it appears.
— Tom Conover, Charlotte
Folks Were Lied To
I read with more than great interest John Sugg's article on "The Road to Nowhere," because of a couple of reasons. I grew up in Swain County and my grandfather began working for the Land Acquisition Department of TVA with the job of buying up the land which would be covered by water on completion of Fontana Dam. He was hired specifically because he knew everyone in the designated area.
It is true that the promise to build the road was made to Swain County, but Ted Snyder is letting his "irritation" cloud his reasoning. The people who were affected by the flooding of their land were definitely wronged. I traveled with my grandfather on a number of visits to various land owners and was privy to most of the conversations held regarding the purchase of the property. One of the things my grandfather told those people, under instructions from TVA, was that the government would build a road on the North Shore so they would have access to their family cemeteries. I have never known if that was included in the contract.
I do know that my grandfather said, on several occasions, after a visit, "They will never build that road." He stressed the difficulty of construction, not the potential harm to the environment. He was very unhappy the rest of his life that he had told the affected people they would get a road. The only excuse was the necessity to get everything done quickly as possible due to the war, but that never made him feel any better.
I thought I would add some confirmation and possibly alter Mr. Snyder's thinking regarding those good, trusting folks who were lied to.
— Walter C. Jackson, Charlotte
Don't Ride 'em, Cowboy!
Kudos to Sam Boykin for "Big Boys Don't Cry" (Urban Explorer, June 1). As I read the story, I was at first dismayed that he was in too much of a pro-rodeo mode. Then, like the excellent journalist he is, he went on to observe the dark side of this so-called sport, which is no more than animal baiting.
People should know (and care) that it is truly a "pretty damn miserable night for the four-legged participants" — which the rodeo industry fights tooth and nail to cover up.
As for 3- to 5-year-old mutton busters "on their way to becoming men — real men": 1) they are NOT young men, or even pre-men; they are easily frightened and injured boys; 2) what they are on the way to becoming is animal abusers — and, if they keep it up, maybe quadriplegics one day, too.
— Barry Wohl, Charlotte
Goin' to Kansas City
Well, since most NASCAR fans are rednecks and hate minorities I suggest that the Hall of Fame go where there are the least number of minorities ("Welcome, Race Fans!," by John Grooms, Jim Hunt, and Misty Herrin, May 25). Obviously that rules out Atlanta. Charlotte beats out Kansas City by a few percentage points, according to the latest census data. Congratulations Kansas City and good riddance!
— G. Thompson, Charlotte
Doctors Should Do It
To get around pharmacists who won't dispense the Morning After Pill, aka "Emergency Contraception" ("'Conscience' Bill Unclear," by Karen Shugart, May 18), why don't physicians who prescribe it simply give it to patients at the time they prescribe it? This seems like the simplest and most logical strategy to deal with this dilemma.
— Stephen V. Gilmore, Charlotte


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Alice & Wonderland inspired birthday party table (or un-birthday party table as Alice would have it) courtesy of Lollipop Events & Designs. Loving the stacked tea cups (secured with a hot glue gun), the moss ball centerpieces and the dainty little monogrammed tea bags. Thanks to The TomKat Studio for the introduction to Lollipop's lovely shop & blog.
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Useful Links and Resources
Register as a Clerkship Applicant
If you want to receive clerkship-related emails, log in to Symplicity and select the Clerkships module. Then select "Yes" under "Clerkship Search Active."
Clerkships @ CLS Blog
The blog contains lots of useful information about clerkships, such as judges' hiring timelines, OSCAR postings, and information based upon phone calls that we and our peer schools make to judges' chambers. Alumni should contact the Clerkship Office for log in information.
Log on to create a merge file and browse interview and clerkship evaluations.
Alliance for Justice: Judicial Selection Project
Generate various reports about the federal judiciary. Users can create a report of, for example, judges appointed by a particular president, or the demographics of judges on a particular court.
Federal Judicial Center
Contains biographies of federal judges as well as descriptions of various federal courts.
Federal Judiciary Website
Contains extensive information about the federal court system, including descriptions of various Article III courts, federal salary tables, a link to OSCAR, a description of the Federal Law Clerk Hiring Plan, and information about judicial vacancies, nominations, and confirmations.
Just the Beginning Foundation
Celebrates diversity within the federal judiciary. Contains information about programming as well as lists of African American, Asian American, Latino/a American, Native American, and women judges in the federal judiciary.
Online System for Clerkship Application and Review (OSCAR)
Information about all federal judicial clerkship openings as well as an online interface to apply electronically to those judges who wish to receive applications in this format. All applicants must register with OSCAR in order to access the system and receive periodic updates about clerkship openings.
Senate Nominations Website
Current listings of recent judicial nominations and confirmations. Click on "civilian nominations" pending or confirmed.
The Leadership Library
Provides useful biographical information about federal and state judges. Please note: Due to licensing restrictions, you can only log on automatically from a computer connected to the Columbia network.
Vermont Law School Guide to State Judicial Clerkship Procedures
Detailed application guidelines for all of the state court systems in the United States. Click on "Access the Guide" to access information. This site is password protected; please contact [email protected] for credentials.
Insight and Information: How to select a State Court Clerkship →
NALP brings you some helpful hints and thinking points to ponder about State Court Clerkships
Federal Administrative Law Judges' Post Graduate Clerkship Hiring Information →
This Guide summarizes information from various Office of Administrative Law Judges within federal agencies regarding post graduate clerkship hiring.
Q. What is OSCAR?
OSCAR (The On-Line System for Clerkship Application and Review) is the single, centralized resource for notice of available clerkships, clerkship application information, and law clerk employment information. OSCAR is the place where applicants should begin the process of researching clerkship positions and building judge lists (although you can also do so in conjunction with Symplicity). Judges advertise clerkship positions on OSCAR and students can use the system to electronically upload their materials and submit on-line applications to these judges. Access the OSCAR Quick Guide for help setting up your profile, upload application materials, research clerkship vacancies and submit on-line clerkship applications.
OSCAR Official Applicant Tip Sheets contain comprehensive instructions on how to use different aspects of the OSCAR system. You can access the OSCAR tip sheets by logging intoOSCAR, clicking on the Resources tab, and then selecting the Applicant Resources tab.
Q. What's the best way to begin researching judges?
It is important that you view this effort as a true research project and dedicate sufficient time in this process that will yield the kind of well-thought out application strategy that will land you interviews with judges for whom you would enjoy working and who would appreciate your unique background and contributions.
As you begin your research of the many 100s of judges to select from, you should focus your search by deciding on particular jurisdictions (although you should be flexible in doing so), courts and judges, keeping the following observations in mind when selecting the judges to whom you will submit applications.
As you might suspect, judges more likely to grant interviews to Columbia Law applicants are those who have (1) hired CLS graduates as clerks (see the Handbook's Historical Clerk List); (2) graduated from CLS (see the Handbook's List of CLS Alumni Judges); and (3) interviewed CLS applicants in the past, even if they have not made offers to them (see in "Interview Evaluations" and 'Clerkship Evaluations" tabs in the Clerkship module in Symplicity).
The best way to access basic information for a judge, including his or her court address, phone number and list of current clerks is to use the Leadership Library. You can also obtain and share information about judges by consulting the clerkship module in Symplicity, which contains both interview evaluations and clerkship evaluations of CLS classmates and/or alumni/ae who have interviewed and clerked with judges you may be interested in. Before and after you secure a clerkship, please consult with and add information to the Symplicity clerkship module! Of course, online resources such as Ballotpedia and Ravel_law are also very helpful in helping you consider clerkship opportunities and/or prepare for interviews. There are many online resources available, but these are just a few links to get you started.
Q. What else can I do to prepare of a clerkship interview?
You must at least do three things to prepare for your interview:
- study basic biographical and career background about your judge
- find key decisions by your judge
- review recent legal news about your judge
For more in-depth research, consider:
- getting an overview of your judge's (or the court's) current caseload or docket
- finding topical analysis and news coverage of your judge's decisions
- doing in-depth background research on your judge, such as finding articles or books written by your judge
- learning more about the jurisdiction's characteristics (e.g., caseloads – criminal versus civil)
Q. What's the best way to research state court clerkships?
There is no one comprehensive source for information about state court judicial clerkships. That said, some potentially useful resources include:
- The 2017 Guide to State Judicial Clerkship Procedures, which lists contact information and application requirements for clerkships in each of the fifty states. To access the guide online, enter "maple" as the user ID and "leaf" as the password when prompted. It contains links to state court websites — these websites (and not this guide) contain the most current information on state court clerkship opportunities.
- Insight_and_Inside_Information_for_Select_State_Court_Clerkships contains detailed state court clerkship hiring information on a select number of states. This resource was compiled based on information submitted by judicial clerkship counselors from law schools located in the states referenced in the guide.
Q. I have outside recommenders, how do I process those recommendation letters?
When you have a non-faculty recommender, they will fall into 1 of 2 categories: either an adjunct professor who taught at CLS at one point or a recommender with no affiliation (previous school, study abroad professor, employer, etc). For an adjunct professor, please send the merge file to Kate Garber and Dawn Moore and instruct your recommender to send a copy of the letter to both of them; for an outside recommender please send merge file and letters to Justine Ramos.
Q. The deadline for an application is approaching, how can I get an app out immediately?
Please do your best to avoid this situation. Delays can happen as the clerkships process has many moving pieces, and missed opportunities can rise. However, if this situation does occur, there are things you can do to maximize your success.
- Send the office (i.e., to Courtney Woodards) a clearly worded email (or call) explaining your circumstances.
- Keep in regular contract with recommenders (or FAs) in order to get the letters to Justine Ramos as soon as possible.
- For extremely urgent applications, speak to Justine about a possible FedEx option.
Q. I'm not sure I'll do "BigLaw" or any litigation in the future, are clerkships still for me?
A number of your common questions regarding securing a clerkship or integrating a clerkship into your career path have likely been explored in very helpful and oft-cited articles that we would highly recommend. For example, you may be curious about the relationship between clerking and transactional careers; additionally, you may be certain that you will pursue a transactional career (including securities work), and therefore you may also want to consider the New Jersey Tax Court, the Delaware Chancery Court and the Delaware Supreme Court. Click here for an article on the utility of Delaware state court clerkships for aspiring corporate lawyers. Others may be interested in whether clerkships and public sector jobs are compatible. These links can get you started.
Q. Is Judge X still hiring?
Many times the answer to this question is on OSCAR or on the website of the court on which your prospective judge sits. You should first check these sources to see what information is available – including whether calls to chambers are permissible -- before requesting that Courtney call chambers (or calling yourself). As we approach the application surge months of January and June, you should also check the Clerkships @ CLS Blog for information about particular judge's hiring preferences and whether they have openings.
Q. What do I do after I finalize my Judge List?
After finalizing your judge list, create your merge file and have it sent to the faculty assistants and to Courtney Woodards as soon as possible. It is essential that you send your merge file to all necessary parties so that your application can be processed immediately.
Q. I'm ready to think "out of the box" about securing a clerkship. How do I get started?
There is a wealth of information online regarding how to secure strong clerkship recommendations, how to leverage a judicial externship into a clerkship, and how to target newly- or nearly-confirmed federal judges for clerkships. Click on these links to get started.


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Los Angeles is divided into 80 districts and neighborhoods, which therefore makes it quite a confusing city to navigate. But it is also so much fun! The weather is amazing, the people are chill and it is so rich in history, especially when it comes to cinema.
In one week, you will not be able to see everything but these picks are not a bad start. Just remember to rent a car! This is not a pedestrian friendly city. Think of it as a huge suburb disguised as the second largest city in the U.S.
Even if you don't have kids, Disneyland is a wonderful day trip that you'll never forget. It's best to get there before the park opens, which is at 8am. It doesn't seem large, especially if you have already been to Disney World, plus it's fairly easy to navigate. Although you'll want to see everything, do not miss Sleeping Beauty's Castle, Mattterhorn Bobsleds (my favorite ride at the park) and The Gibson Girl Ice Cream Parlour, which has a giant jade glass elephant and amazing ice cream sundaes! Out of all of the Disney parks, this seems to be the most authentic and unspoiled.
Going to Hollywood is a rite of passage for anyone who is seeing Los Angeles for the first time. Although it's touristy and not as grand as Times Square, there are cool things to see that are unforgettable. For one, seeing the Hollywood Sign for the first time is probably one of the coolest feelings ever. For Instagram fanatics, there are great spots on the boulevard where you can take amazing scenic photographs. Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue will allow you to see the sign perfectly. The Capitol Records Building is also a great sight. Although tours are no longer offered, there is a beautiful view of it from Hollywood and Vine. If you like The Muppets or Hollywood history, check out Jim Henson Studios on North LaBrea Avenue right off of the Blvd. Again, you cannot go inside and there are no tours, but to see the building with a huge Kermit the Frog placed on top is worth the visit. The studios used to be owned by Charlie Chaplin as well as A+M Records. If you need to take a break and go shopping, I recommend Fred Segal for trendy contemporary clothing (also the birthplace of Hard Candy nail polish) and Decades for breathtaking vintage. Decades may seem a bit intimating, like stepping into Bette Davis' boudoir, but everyone there is really helpful and will answer all of your questions about any of the pieces. If you have to eat anywhere, go to Musso and Frank's Grill. It's 95 years old and they make the best martinis. It's old-school Hollywood at it's best.
Griffith Park
Griffith Park is a must-see and is located in Los Feliz. The Merry Go Round has been there for 75 years and is a relaxing place to spend an afternoon.You can view the L.A. skyline for free at the observatory. You can even explore the abandoned zoo, where there are still old cages. This is a great place if you like to hike. The park has the best views that L.A. has to offer.
If you love vintage clothing and want to see where the stylists for movies and television shop, this is the place. This store is huge and the inventory spans anywhere from the Victorian era to the 80's. Check out the old pharmaceutical signs that line the store. The prices are also fair for collectors. This store is located in Studio City, where you can then drive to the movie and television studio lots.
Beverly Hills Hotel
Every celebrity has been here at least once or twice. It was Marilyn's favorite hotel. This hotel is like stepping back in the 50's but in the poshest way possible. You should try breakfast in the legendary Coffee Room. Many fashion editorials were born here. You will instantly recognize the banana leaf wallpaper. If you want to take home a souvenir, you can score one of their towels for $75.


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This sweet little baby hat is knit with a scallop effect running up the center both front and back.
It's seamed down the back and across the top, which forces it into a slight rounded "teddy bear ear" look when placed on a precious round baby head.
Though it's done in knitted lacework, it will still keep your sweet one warm and snuggly
due to the fiber content of merino wool, silk and cashmere in a delicate, unisex shade of soft muted gold.
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NOTE~ Baby wearing hat is 4 months old.
Babies come in all sizes but this one should fit your little one around 3 to 6 months.
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Harkers Island, N.C. -- Acting Superintendent Mike Tranel announced 4 new special event programs to be held at Cape Lookout National Seashore. These programs will take place at the Harkers Island Visitor Center and the adjacent Shell Point picnic area. These programs are designed to involve children and their families. Scouts, home-school groups, and other organizations are asked to call ahead to help us plan for your group.
For more information on these programs and other program offerings, call the Harkers Island Visitor Center at (252) 728-2250 for a complete schedule.
Junior Ranger Day: April 17, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Experience the seashore through Ranger led programs and earn limited edition Junior Ranger Day items such as patches, badges and certificates as you learn about the plants, animals and people who have weathered the storms of Cape Lookout. Activities will include Kite Flying, Surf Rescue Drills, exploring Law Enforcement vehicles, Shell and Bone identification and seashore crafts.
Take Your Parent Outside Day: June 18, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Are you looking for some activities that you can do as a family? Then make plans to come to the Harkers Island Visitor Center and learn some fun outdoor family oriented activities. Bird Watching, Fishing, and Kayaking are great family activities that the whole family can enjoy. The entire family is welcome but there are some age restrictions for the Learn to Kayak portion.
Your National Park Day: August 20, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
National park sites belong to all Americans and they are established for the enjoyment of present and future generations. Caring for these special places is a responsibility shared by different types of park employees as well as you, the park visitor. After role playing and learning about the various park jobs, find out what you can do to help protect the national parks through fun and games.
Critters of the Night: October 29, 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
When the sun sets and many creatures are going to sleep, others are just waking up. Discover some of the mysterious animals which make the park come alive in the dark of the night. View live animals in exhibits and look for them during the Night Hike. Critter named constellations will also be viewed through telescopes.


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It's FAB Friday, and around here that usually means FREE PRINTABLES! Well, today I found the mother-lode of free printables for back to school time. Click on over to the Tom Kat studio blog, and check out the blog hop going on. You can click around to all the various participating blogs and get some fab freebies!
Links to FREE Back To School Printables
FREE Back to School Printables
I've found some fun back-to-school printables for you today! Lunch notes, book plates, and more!
From Orange You Lucky, some super cute property tag printables:
From Hoosier Handmake, some FAB Teacher back to school printables – note cards and tags for you new fave teacher!
From Pizzazzerie, some SUPER CUTE, absolutely awesome DIY pillow boxes for your kiddos' lunch boxes or back packs!
From Thirty Handmade Days, an incredible Binder set of freebies! Covers, calenders, all about me pages… some great stuff for helping get things organized this school year!
Back to School DIY
As much as I hate to say it, summer is almost over… and that means back to school, routines, homework, and carpools. I'm not sure who is more sad – me more or my children. The only thing making me feel slightly better is the back to school shopping (I love NEW notebooks and pens!), and the fun ideas I found for Back to School DIY.
Today's post will focus on the children, and accessories for school. I'll write another one next week with Back to School gifts for your teachers.
From Making the World Cuter, a fun tutorial for Personalized Pencil boxes!
A more feminine and shabby chic style of the pencil holders would be these adorable knotted pencil pouches, from see kate sew:
And check out these notebook decals, from the Lot 26 Studio. You could use any kind of decal really, but the butterflies are lovely!
Everyone knows that you HAVE to take photos on the first day of school. Check out the Back to School Photo Prop/Frame tutorial, from Crissy's Crafts:
And this last link isn't really THAT back to school related, but it IS Shark Week… so I had to share this fab tutorial for making a Shark Purse, from a beautiful mess! I know there are some teens out there who use one of these on the first day of school!!
Printables for the 1st Day of School
One of our most important traditions for back to school is the First Day of School photos.
New clothes, new shoes, new backpacks… and THIS year, I found these great back to school printables I will be including in the photos.
From I Heart Naptime, and Sugar Tot Designs, check em out…
Back to School Party Ideas
I can't believe that summer is almost over and we only have two more weeks until my kids head back to school. I'm actually pretty sad about it – I think I love summer vacation even more than my kids do! Relaxed schedules, trips to the water park and playgrounds, visiting family… and best of all, NO HOMEWORK! Wow, I am not ready to start thinking about homework, are you?
Of course, I have no choice… so, I may as well celebrate! I did some hunting around to see what kind of "back to school" celebrations I could find, and I found some great ideas!
First up, from eighteen25, a great "back to school printable" post. SUPER cute free printables (at the end of the post) and ideas for having a back to school party:
From the Amy Atlas blog, a FAB post with lots of inspiration for a "back to school" party: I love the chalk on the glass bottle – you can purchase chalk paint at any craft store!
Check out this really quick and easy "back to school" treat you and the kids can make for their new friends, from Blackberry Vine:
From the TomKat studio, another great inspiration post, with some tips for throwing a fun back to school bash including a free teacher appreciation card at the end of the post.
And from Love the Day, one more inspiring party post… and you can get the fun printables featured in the post, HERE
Do you have any back to school traditions or party plans? We'd love to hear about them!


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