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By KARI WERGELAND
November 3, 1998
Whenever an elementary school class visits the library, one of the first questions the hosting librarian will pose is: "What is the difference between fiction and nonfiction?" Invariably, some plucky student blurts out that nonfiction is true, while fiction is not. The librarian then nods and says, "Good." And because there is rarely time to delve into discussions on philosophy or bibliographic classification, the librarian will neglect to point out that both fairy tales and comics fall into the nonfiction category.
Non-Fiction Author Kimberley Linstruth-Beckom Has New Name And Genre
Kimberley Linstruth-Beckom, Twilight Covenstead Publishing and New Britain
May 14, 2014
Connecticut blogger and author Kimberley Linstruth-Beckom, who is best known for her articles, blog postings, and books on the disease Fibromyalgia, is taking on the pen name Amanda Kimberley for her first fiction release entitled Forever Friends. Linstruth-Beckom has been writing for over three decades in various genres that include poetry, non-fiction, and short story fiction. She is an award winning poet and has been recognized by Health magazine for one of the best blogs relating to the disease Fibromyalgia.
Top 100 Nonfiction Books En Route
By JOCELYN McCLURG
January 17, 1999
Remember the hoopla last year over the Modern Library's Top 100 fiction titles of the 20th century? Get ready to debate the Top 100 nonfiction books of the last 100 years. The Modern Library, a division of Random House, will re-enter the literary fray at the end of April when it announces its list of the 100 best nonfiction books of the century originally published in English. The Modern Library is apparently hoping for a little less controversy this time around. It's expanded its editorial board (which will decide the list)
Wethersfield Library Sets Book Sale
By CHRISTOPHER HOFFMAN, Special to The Courant and The Hartford Courant
April 3, 2014
WETHERSFIELD — Wethersfield Library will be awash in books for sale this weekend. The Friends of the Wethersfield Library group is holding its semiannual book sale to benefit the library. The event will be 10 to 4 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Library Director Laurel Goodgion said. Most hardcover books will be $3 and most paperbacks 50 cents, she said. CDs and DVDs will go for $2 each, she said. On Sunday, bibliophiles can pay $5 to stuff a bag with books, Goodgion said.
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December 13, 2009
A book about civil rights heroine Claudette Colvin that won a National Book Award last month is among the five finalists for a new prize for young adult nonfiction. Phillip Hoose's "Claudette Colvin" was announced Thursday as a nominee for the Excellence in Nonfiction for Young Adults award. The prize is administered by a division of the American Library Association. The other finalists are Tanya Lee Stone's "Almost Astronauts," Deborah Heiligman's "Charles and Emma," Candace Fleming's "The Great and Only Barnum" and Sally M. Walker's "Written in Bone."
Kidder Trains His Nonfiction Eye On Northampton
By JOCELYN MCCLURG
May 2, 1999
Home Town By Tracy Kidder, Random House, $25.95, 338 pp. Tracy Kidder, whose previous nonfiction books include the Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Soul of a New Machine," attempts to locate the soul of a town in his latest book. Kidder's subject is Northampton, Mass., the funky college town whose main street on weekends becomes a moving melange of skate boarders, female couples pushing baby strollers, shaggy academics, hip young cafe denizens and the occasional standard-issue family of four up from Connecticut to shop and gawk.
Author In Search Of A Bestseller
By JOCELYN McCLURG; Courant Book Editor
February 4, 1996
Who says you can't judge a book by its cover? When "A Civil Action" was first published by Random House last September, Jonathan Harr's nonfiction book about a toxic- waste trial in a small Massachusetts town featured a bland, textbook-like jacket. Despite excellent reviews and the fact that the book was a terrific read, "A Civil Action" failed to become the bestseller Random House had anticipated. A National Book Award nomination did nothing to kick the book into higher gear.
Truth Or Consequences
By JENIFER FRANK Jenifer Frank is editor of NE magazine.
January 29, 2006
It's not that I would have run out to buy James Frey's "A Million Little Pieces," anyway. I tend to have more wonky literary tastes, and I soured on the memoir genre more than a quarter-century ago. I blame Anais Nin for that. You may be familiar with those titillating tomes Nin wrote about her relationships with Gore Vidal, Henry Miller and others. Those volumes of fever-inducing erotica were tailor-made (at least in the 1970s) for young women with literary pretensions. But somewhere, way before the final volume of Nin's "diaries," came the killer comment for me: "And then," Nin wrote, "I had the baby."
Jane Brox To Give Reading At Westminster School
Darlene Skeels, Westminster School and Simsbury
September 27, 2013
Award-winning nonfiction writer Jane Brox will give a reading at Westminster School Oct. 11 as a part of the school's "Friday Nights in Gund," a series of readings, lectures and concerts held at Westminster during the academic year. The student reader will be Westminster senior Taite Puhala, the winner of the Brian Ford Writing Prize and the Johns Hopkins Creative Minds Poetry Prize. Brox's most recent book, "Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light," was named one of Time magazine's Top 10 Nonfiction Books of 2010.
`How We Die' Author To Speak In Simsbury
December 1, 1994
Sherwin B. Nuland, author of "How We Die: Reflections on Life's Final Chapter," will speak at Simsbury High School, Farms Village Road, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m. His account of how various diseases end our lives received the 1994 National Book Award in nonfiction. The lecture is sponsored by the McLean Home. For information, call Frances Adams at 658-3700, Ext. 5500.
Jane Brox To Give Reading At Westminster School
Darlene Skeels, Westminster School and Simsbury
September 27, 2013
Award-winning nonfiction writer Jane Brox will give a reading at Westminster School Oct. 11 as a part of the school's "Friday Nights in Gund," a series of readings, lectures and concerts held at Westminster during the academic year. The student reader will be Westminster senior Taite Puhala, the winner of the Brian Ford Writing Prize and the Johns Hopkins Creative Minds Poetry Prize. Brox's most recent book, "Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light," was named one of Time magazine's Top 10 Nonfiction Books of 2010.
'For Adam's Sake' The Saga Of A Slave And His Owner
By SUSAN DUNNE, firstname.lastname@example.com and The Hartford Courant
May 9, 2013
Allegra di Bonaventura, assistant dean at the graduate school of Arts & Sciences at Yale University, wanted to write a book about the history of the early American family. She hit the jackpot when she was told about the diary of Joshua Hempstead, a Colonial-era settler in New London. So she started reading the huge diary, which spanned 47 years, with an entry for almost every day during that time. As she was reading, she kept encountering a name she did not expect: Adam Jackson, a member of the household, but not a relative.
UConn Lecture Series Features Writer Alison Hawthorne Deming
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April 9, 2013
Alison Hawthorne Deming, professor and director of creative writing at the University of Arizona, will give a talk entitled "The Lost Woods of Childhood" for the University of Connecticut's Edwin Way Teale Lecture Series on Nature and the Environment. The talk will take place on Thursday, April 18, 4 p.m. at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, Konover Auditorium, at UConn. The lecture is free and open to the public. "The Lost Woods of Childhood," echoes Edwin Way Teale's 1945 book The Lost Woods.
Mysteries, Memoirs And Murder At R.J. Julia
By CAROLE GOLDBERG, Special To The Courant and The Hartford Courant
February 21, 2013
Books that will appeal to lovers of history, comic mysteries, children's stories, memoir and more will be discussed at free events this week at R.J. Julia Booksellers, 768 Boston Post Rd., Madison. All begin at 7 p.m. (unless noted) and require reservations: 203-245-3959 or http://www.rjjulia.com. On Thursday, Feb. 21, nonfiction writer Edward Ball , whose work includes the National Book Award winner, "Slaves in the Family," will discuss his latest, "The Inventor and the Tycoon: A Gilded Age Murder and the Birth of Moving Pictures" (Doubleday, $29.95)
Author of "Stealing Lincoln's Body" To Speak At Manchester Library
September 28, 2012
The author of a book about a little-known episode in American history is to speak at the Mary Cheney Library on Oct. 22. "Stealing Lincoln's Body," by Thomas J. Craughwell, details an attempt in 1876 to ransom President Abraham Lincoln's entombed body. "This rousing story of hapless con men, intrepid federal agents and ordinary Springfield, Ill. citizens who honored their native son by keeping a valuable, burdensome secret for decades offers a riveting glimpse into late-nineteenth-century America," a news release from the library said, "and underscores that truth really is sometimes stranger than fiction.
Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Jennifer Egan To Give Reading At Westminster School
Darlene Skeels, Westminster School and Simsbury
September 18, 2012
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Jennifer Egan will be the featured reader on Friday, Sept. 28 as a part of Westminster School's "Friday Nights in Gund," a series of free public readings, lectures and concerts held at Westminster School during the academic year. Egan is the author of four novels: "The Invisible Circus," "Look at Me" (which was a finalist for the National Book Award), "The Keep," and "A Visit from the Goon Squad" (which won both the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award in 2011)
New Britain Library Offers Book Sale
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October 14, 2011
The public library downtown is offering books for sale on Oct. 14 and 15. The Friends of the Library group is selling a range of fiction, nonfiction, prints and other items. The sale at 20 High St. runs on Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Oct. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Details are available at 860-224-3155 extension 125.
`Strange' Wins Book Sense Award
By CAROLE GOLDBERG; Courant Books Editor
April 17, 2005
Susanna Clarke's tale of 19th-century English magicians has won the 2005 Book Sense Book of the Year Award for fiction, and a tale of an undersea mystery of World War II won for nonfiction. "Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell," Clarke's debut novel, was chosen by Book Sense, a marketing program of the American Booksellers Association. The winners are 2004 books independent booksellers most enjoyed personally recommending. Now in its sixth year, the awards are also made for children's literature and children's illustrated books.
New Britain Library Offers Book Sale
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October 14, 2011
The public library downtown is offering books for sale on Oct. 14 and 15. The Friends of the Library group is selling a range of fiction, nonfiction, prints and other items. The sale at 20 High St. runs on Oct. 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Oct. 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Details are available at 860-224-3155 extension 125.
Journalist Isabel Wilkerson At Trinity March 14
By CAROLE GOLDBERG, Special to The Courant and The Hartford Courant
March 10, 2011
The first African American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize in journalism will speak Monday, March 14, at 7 p.m. at Trinity College, 300 Summit St., Hartford. Isabel Wilkerson , a former reporter for The New York Times and author of "The Warmth of Other Suns: An Epic Story of America's Great Migration" (Random House, $30), a nonfiction account told through personal experiences of how African Americans moved away from the South from 1915 through the 1970s, will give a free talk in the Washington Room at Mather Hall on campus.
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CHOOSE IT ! DRIVE IT ! BUY IT ! 1ST FINANCE INSTALMENT IN TWO MONTHS CALL NOW FOR A TEST DRIVE 01727 827000 In Stock Available For Viewing...........Finance Calculator On dealers website www.smithsmotorco.co.uk Grey, We offer 12 months MOT and a 50 Point Pre Delivery Inspection (PDI), including Oil and Oil Filter Service at point of sale. , This car is HPI checked and clear. Can be secured over the phone today with a credit/debit card which is refundable subject to viewing , Showroom Open 6 Days a Week, Mon-Sat 9am-6pm Appointments Till 8pm, Sun Appointments Only, £10,290
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|Body style
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|1968 cc
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|Number of doors
|Number of seats
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|CO2 emissions
|118 g/km
|Insurance group
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (miles)
|60000 miles
|Standard manufacturer's warranty (years)
|3 years
|Standard paintwork guarantee
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|51.4 mpg
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|70.6 mpg
|Fuel consumption (combined)
|62.8 mpg
|0 - 60 mph
|9.3 seconds
|Top speed
|129 mph
|Engine power
|138 bhp
|Engine torque
|236.03 lbs/ft
|1404 mm
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|2578 mm
|1810 mm
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|Fuel tank capacity
|55 litres
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|Steel Space Saver Spare Wheel
|12V Socket in Luggage Compartment
|18in Alloy Wheels Interlagos
|Automatic Dimming Interior Rear-View Mirror
|Rear Screen Wash/Wipe with Intermittent Wipe
|Exterior Temperature Gauge
|18in Interlagos
|8 Speakers
|Body-Coloured Bumpers
|Glovebox, Illuminated, Cooled and Lockable
|Electrically Heated and Adjustable Door Mirrors
|2Zone Electronic Climate Control with Automatic Air Recirculation
|Heat Insulating Tinted Glass
|Air-Conditioning-2Zone- Electronic Climate Control
|Trip Counter
|Split Folding Rear Seat Backrest 50:50, Rear bench Seat Fixed
|Drivers and Front Passengers Seats with Manual Height Adjustment
|Leather Trimmed Gear Knob
|Electric Windows, Front
|Centre Console
|Multifunction Steering Wheel
|Cup Holders, Front x 2
|RCD 510 Touch-Screen Radio/Dash-Mounted MP3 Compatible 6 CD Autochanger, SD Card Reader and AUX-in Socket for Connection to an External Multimedia Source. MDI (Multi Device Interface) with USB and iPod Connection Cables
|Rain Sensor
|Air Conditioning
|Bluetooth Telephone Connection for HFP (Hands Free Profile) Enabled Telephones
|Height and Reach Adjustable Steering Wheel
|Front Centre Armrest, with Storage Compartment
|Front Sports Seats
|Upholstery - Merlin Cloth
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|ESP (Electronic Stabilisation Programme)
|Electronic Engine Immobiliser
|Flat Tyre Indicator, Displays Loss in Tyre Pressure
|ASR (Traction Control)
|Head Restraints - Front/2 Rear
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Google hacking is getting a reboot. Researchers dig through the search engine with specialized queries in order to locate vulnerabilities on websites.
At the Black Hat security conference, researchers Rob Ragan and Francis Brown from security firm Stach & Liu, detailed their new efforts for hacking both Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) and the Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Bing search engine. The new tools and techniques are intended to provide a rapid alert system for enterprises to help identify risk within their organizations.
The GoogleDiggity and the BingDiggity projects, these are the tools that enable users to perform security research with pre-built query strings to locate common vulnerabilities. The GoogleDiggity tool uses the Google AJAX API and Google's custom search to deliver results.
Ragan noted that back in 2004, researcher Johnny "I Hack Stuff" Long created a Google Hacking Database, which included queries that could be used to detect potential security issues. Ragan and his colleagues are now using a similar idea to build a Bing Hacking Database for vulnerability search queries using Microsoft's search engine.
Brown noted from an enterprise scalability perspective that it's not practically feasible for companies to periodically Google hack themselves. But for an enterprise, it is important to have a way of knowing when they have some kind of vulnerability or information leakage as soon as possible, he argued.
The researchers have leveraged their Google hacking work to create search-engine-powered back alerts. The approach is similar in scope to the Google Alerts system in which users select a keyword and are then sent emails or RSS updates whenever new instances of that keyword are found.
Ragan said, "What we did is we imported our hacking query database into Google and Bing hacking alerts". "So we're looking at over 2,300 queries and getting updates via RSS as they happen."
Brown noted that the hack alerts system will be made available as an OPML file so that others can simply import the RSS feeds into a feed reader.
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Cocoa has never been grown in the USA and never will be until a tropical rain forest magically appears. Chocolate must be imported. Period. Same with coffee and tea. Fair Trade guarantees that the source is from a farm that is using production practices that do not include slavery and child labor, and has safe working conditions. Cocoa comes from some of the most impoverished places on earth for us to gobble up and enjoy. Companies like Hersey continue to get their cocoa from farms that hare known to use slave and child labor. They have taken many steps to block information that implicates them. This means that they are actively PRO SLAVERY, right now. And if you buy their chocolate at any time YOU ARE ALSO PRO SLAVERY AND CONSCIOUSLY SUPPORTING CHILD SLAVERY and all the illness, disease and sorrow that goes along with it! There is no arguing that fact.
The only argument is in your heart and mind. Do you care enough to spend a little extra for your decadent treat and buy "Fair Trade"? Most Americans choose to stick their heads in the sand and plug their ears and make loud snorting sounds as they gobble up their goodies pretending that what they do doesn't matter. Pretending that every penny you spend has no affect on the lives of children around the world. We buy our blood diamonds, snarffle our slave chocolate, eat our poison Monsanto food and buy our packaged plastic Chinese garbage then throw it all in the ocean for dolphins to choke on. Huzza for us!!!!
Vote with your dollars this Halloween. And if you reach for a bag of Hershey's mini chocolate bars… slap yourself hard in the face till you bleed, because you deserve it.
Source: Bad Chocolate: Hershey's, Nestle, and Mars Inc. are Facing Child Slavery Accusations


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A business owner asked me if they NEED a Yelp page. Caught me a bit off guard… mostly becuase of the "NEED a yelp" proposition. We might not necessarily NEED to have a Yelp page for my business but there are many many reasons we might want to have a yelp. I'm not a super fan of yelp or one of their power users that reviews all kinds of business all the time. I have meet people and had clients that are super fans of yelp, however.
Here's how Yelp desicribes its self from their "About Us" Page.
Yelp was founded in 2004 to help people find great local businesses like dentists, hair stylists and mechanics.
Ok… so most business owners would probably self describe as a "great local business" so that means it's probably of interest to us as local businesses. Yelp does make money selling ads to businesses, they're open about that and you need to be aware of it as a business owner. I've run into a few companies that were spending enormous amounts of ad dollars on Yelp, even though I wasn't sure that was the best place to throw ALL those marketing dollars. Before you drink the cool-aid be sure to just gather some basic website analytics tracking data about visitors coming from Yelp to your site so you can get an idea about how many existing customers are already on yelp.
I found this neato graph on yelp:
This graph talks about the age groups for Tattoo Parlors vs Tattoo Removal Services, kinda funny and it does a great job of illustrating user demographic segmentation when you're thinking about your audience online. This really wasn't the data I was looking for, I was look for the average age of a Yelp user… with I ran into a blog article that calculated at about 29 years old as the mean age. I'm not sure how accurate that is but did find it interesting. Not teens, so that means the user group might have a little more disposable income than your average youngster. 😉
Multiple Locations:
If you have more than one location that's cool! We can help you set that up but if you're doing it along be sure you register each location with the same email address so that they all appear under the same account. You'll probably need to have an employee from each location on the phone (cell phone), not the business phone, because Yelp will send out an automated call with a confirmation code… yep… one of those things. You've got to CLAIM your location that way. Again.. be sure to use the same business email address so those multiple locations can easily be managed under one account.
Other Helpful Links:
Mashable Article on 10 Facts You Didn't Know About Yelp.
The Yelp Audience.
Ages of Yelp from the Yelp Blog
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Briana Vecchione is a data scientist specializing in civic tech and a strong advocate for fairness, transparency, and inclusion in technology. Previously, Briana's worked on various projects through Microsoft Research, the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, ABB, Square, & Wogrammer NY. She's an award-winning scholar with organizations like the National Science Foundation, the Association of Computing Machinery, and the Anita Borg Institute.
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Philip has been with AWANE since 1996, and has served as its Executive Director for 7 years. He has been working in the employee benefits industry for the past 18 years. Under Philip's leadership, AWANE has continued to grow and implement best in class programs for its membership. Philip is also the founder and owner of RT Consulting, a firm focused on Benefits Administration. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing and Entrepreneurial Studies from Babson College and is a licensed producer in the lines of Accident, Health & Life, and Property & Casualty in over 40 states. His interests include travel with his 3 children and he is an expert skier.
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- Mentoring undergraduate students in UC Berkeley Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program (URAP). 2007-present
- Mentoring optometry students from School of Optometry and graduate students from Vison Science Program at University of California, Berkeley (2007- present)
Student Advising
- Grace Chuang (UC Berkeley Undergraduate, Fall 2017-present)
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Possibly one of the most talked about topics in the world of motoring is the growth of telematics based car insurance products. By being able to monitor when cars are used, how far they drive and how well they are driven, insurers are able to offer some groups of driver's lower insurance premiums. In its ongoing commitment to offer a wide range of choice to UK shoppers, car insurance comparison site Tiger.co.uk has introduced a new telematics brand, iGO4's Wise Driving, to its car insurance panel – making it the only car insurance comparison site in the UK to offer car insurance quotes from eight telematics brands.
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Andrew Goulborn, Commercial Director from Tiger.co.uk commented; "We are very pleased to be introducing another telematics partner to our panel. The addition of iGO4's Wise Driving will make us the only car insurance comparison site to feature eight telematics insurers (alongside insurethebox, i-kube, Coverbox, Autosaint, Bell safe driver scheme, Hastings Direct SmartMiles and Carrot ), providing quotes to car insurance shoppers. We are seeing very high take up of policies based on this technology, particularly when it comes to finding cheap car insurance for young drivers – a group that has been hard hit by insurance inflation over recent years."
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It allows Exakta mount Lens to be used on Canon EOS mount DSLR cameras. The lenses with aperture ring will be 100% function It supports Infinity Focus.
By using this AF confirm lens adapter is useful for manual focusing. Simply half-press the shutter when pointing your lens to the object. Adjust the AF ring of your lens until you hear a beep sound, and you will obtain an accurate focus. The view finder will indicate the focused area with a spot as well.
User Instruction: Please use the adapter in this way To Mount: Turn off the camera. Mount the Lens onto the adapter then mount them onto the camera.
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Vander Blue has 200 teammates
by longformphilly
Eli Saslow | ESPN The Magazine | May 2014
THE LAST ROAD trip of the season is an eight-hour bus ride through the night on an aging charter. Vander Blue sinks into the worn upholstery and tries to sleep. At his feet sits a small duffel bag stuffed with the few belongings he has left: an Xbox, stereo headphones, three pairs of luxury sneakers and a few changes of clothes. At some point during the blur of the past nine months, he had grown tired of lugging a large suitcase from one city to another, from one efficiency apartment to the next. "Easier to move light and then buy a new wardrobe," he had decided, and by now he has left behind clothes at Goodwill drops across the country, marking the long trail of his rookie year.
He has played 49 games in 27 cities; for 10 head coaches on eight different teams; in four professional leagues on three continents. "Helter-skelter crazy" is how he describes the year, and lately his mind has become scattered too.
On this April evening, Blue looks out the window of the bus and tries to determine his location. San Antonio? McAllen? Somewhere in Texas; that much he knows. He is a top guard prospect for the Idaho Stampede in the NBA Development League, but he wears socks from a stint with the Boston Celtics and a T-shirt from the Israeli Super League. He tries to remember which team he is playing against next. In what arena? And what is the name of his teammate sitting near the front of the bus, the backup center he has been referring to as Big Lanky?
"I've probably had like 200 teammates this year," he says. "It gets hard keeping track."
In moments like this one on the bus, Blue feels as if he is always in transit — always on the way somewhere but never quite arriving. He was almost an NBA regular, but not quite. He is almost getting paid what he calls "silly money" but still being lectured by his mother for spending $600 on sneakers. He is almost a top-tier professional, but he still occasionally answers to the nickname Kid.
The beginning of his career has unfolded in an endless string of transactions — not in blockbuster deals but in agate small print, the place where most professional careers quietly live, then die. Acquired and released. Acquired and released. He spent nine days on the Boston Celtics, then a day and a half on the Maine Red Claws; a month as a Philadelphia 76er, then a week as a Delaware 87er.
"I'm pretty good at keeping optimistic," he says. "But I'm just so damn tired."
The Stampede's bus finally pulls into a budget hotel on the outskirts of Dallas, and Blue checks into a room he has been assigned to share with a teammate. They are both hungry, so Blue volunteers to order a pizza. He calls to place the order and gives the clerk his credit card number.
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"Again?" Blue says. The credit card company had blocked his account for suspicious activity at least half a dozen times in the past year; his moves are so incessant that the company often believes his card has been stolen. He had been declined when trying to buy dinner for a date at an Applebee's in Delaware. He had been declined again while buying shoes at a mall in Israel.
"Hello," he says, when a representative from the credit card company finally answers. "You all blocked my card again."
Writer bio: Eli Saslow is a feature writer and reporter for The Washington Post who regularly contributes to ESPN The Magazine. Saslow, a graduate of Syracuse University, won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting for his year-long series about food stamps in America. He was a finalist for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize in Feature Writing.
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Predictive analytics is business intelligence technology that produces a predictive score for each customer or other organizational element. Predictive analytics uses a variety of statistics and modeling techniques, and utilizes data mining, business intelligence tools, and machine information, to make predictions. The emergence of enormous amount of structured and unstructured data and ground-breaking technology deployments are the major drivers for the predictive analytics market.
The global predictive analytics market, valued at USD 2.08 billion in 2012, is expected to see strong growth at 17.8% CAGR during 2013 to 2019. Organizations are collecting increasing amount of data, and predictive analytics software is one of the crucial tools that companies can use to achieve actionable information from this data. Data, and the utilization and management of the same, are increasingly becoming areas of competitive advantage. Hence, predictive analytics is one of the core technologies that enterprises are adopting to be able to compete in the market.
Predictive analytics is used across different industry verticals such as banking and financial services, insurance, government, pharmaceutical, telecom and IT, retail, transportation and logistics, healthcare, and energy, among others. Global predictive analytics market in 2012 was dominated by the banking and financial services segment, which accounted for 16.8% revenue share. Banking and financial services are progressively deploying predictive analytics as it facilitates organizations to analyze and predict several factors related to cost, revenue, and reporting on the basis of big data.
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The market is going through a growth phase marked with complexity of solutions and low awareness. There are variations in growth patterns across different end-use industries and type of software solutions. These variations exist in terms of technologies used and applications preferred. This report is thereby produced to give a detailed overview of the ongoing trends in the market. It includes review of market dynamics with focus on market drivers, growth challenges (restraints), and opportunities.
In terms of geographical distribution, the global predictive analytics market has been classified into four regions, namely, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Rest of the World (RoW). This section includes market revenue (2011 – 2019) and forecast (2013 – 2019) for end-users, software solution types, applications and mode of delivery in terms of USD million. The study further offers recommendations and highlights of the market, which would be useful for the present and new market players to sustain and grow in the global predictive analytics market.
Apart from the detailed sub-segment analysis as mentioned below, this report also provides company profiles of the key market players. The competitive profiling of these players includes company and financial overview, business strategies adopted by them, and their recent developments which can help in assessing competition in the market. Some of the major companies included in this report include International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), SAS Institute Inc, Microsoft Corporation, SAP AG, Tableau Software Inc., Information Builders, Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), Teradata Corporation, Acxiom Corporation, and TIBCO Software Inc. among others.
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Global Predictive Analytics Market, By End-Use Industry
- Banking and financial services
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Global Predictive Analytics Market, By Software Solutions Type
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Global Predictive Analytics Market, By Application
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Research and Program Evaluation Office
Program evaluation research is an important and sometimes undervalued task. Campus conflict resolvers should consider early on the potential benefits of doing program evaluation as part of their core activities.
Do you wish to start or expand a conflict resolution program on your campus? Do you know if the service is needed? Who should you target? If you already have a program in place do you know whether things are being implemented as planned? How many people do you serve with your conflict resolution program? Are people satisfied with the results?
This section of our site is intended to address these types of questions and concerns in a practical and straightforward manner.
See our listing of Helpful Evaluation Resources and Tools.
View our very own Campus Mediation Program Evaluation Toolkit online.
- Jump to Eval Kit Overview
- Jump to Needs Assessment section
- Jump to Process Monitoring section
- Jump to Summative Evaluation section
- Jump to Mediation Training Evaluation section
This kit was developed by a team of campus mediators and experienced program evaluators. It is also available as a MS Word document - Evalpack.doc
Browse the Individual Tools
- Needs Assessment Tool #1: WHERE WOULD THEY GO? Case Examples
- Needs Assessment Tool #2: HotSpot Mapping of Conflict on Your Campus
- Needs Assessment Tool #3: Conflict Typology Matrix
- Needs Assessment Tool #4: Stakeholder Analysis Chart
- Needs Assessment Tool #5: Conflict Management Inventory
- Process Monitoring Tool #1: Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Review
- Process Monitoring Tool #2: New Policy and Procedure Development
- Process Monitoring Tool #3: Structures of Responsibility
- Process Monitoring Tool #4: Internal Decision-Making Processes
- Summative Evaluation Tool #1: Case Characteristics
- Summative Evaluation Tool #2: Participant Characteristics
- Summative Evaluation Tool #3: Does Mediation Work?
- Training Evaluation Tool #1: Mediator Selection Checklist
- Training Evaluation Tool #2: Conflict Orientation Survey
- Training Evaluation Tool #3: Mediation Training Evaluation Survey
- Training Evaluation Tool #4: Mid-Training Evaluation
- Training Evaluation Tool #5: Mediation Role Play Checklist
See photos from our program evaluation packet development team meetings.


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OXNARD, Calif. --Oxnard police are investigating a series of sexual assaults on young boys. They believe there could be several victims.
Officers arrested Juan Francisco Gonzalez at the Wal-Mart Supercenter last month. He is charged with sexually assaulting a young boy, but police think there could be up to 20 other victims.
The other assaults might have happened at Wal-Mart, the Caballeros Circus or GameStop.
If you believe Gonzalez assaulted your child, call the Oxnard police.


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TGIF: 'Tis the Season to Shop Local and Support Our Community!
Happy Friday after a short work week for many!
Early summer this year, I spent a couple of happy hours browsing, and buying, in 'The Mulberry Bush' - a delightful, well stocked independent book store in Parksville. On recently preparing to read one of my Parksville purchases, I found the store's bookmark inside and want to share what it said.
Thanks for shopping at your local independent bookstore - HERE'S WHAT YOU JUST DID!
- you kept dollars in our community
- you embraced what makes us unique
- you created local jobs
- you contributed to the tax base
- you supported our local schools
- you created more choice
- you took advantage of our expertise
- you supported local & BC authors
- you made us a destination
- you helped our community gifting program
ANNUAL REALTORS BLANKET DRIVE - Please bring any blankets, quilts etc, warm winter jackets, scarves, gloves, new socks and underwear to our office, Re/max Sabre (Westwood south of Lougheed) or Re/max All Points on Austin. They will be distributed within our own community to help keep more people warm & dry this winter. Any questions, please call us at 604-936-7653.
No matter the season, as always we have you covered! Enjoy your weekend.
-Michelle, Sheila and Shane
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The staff are helpful and nice, the store has a great feel to it, nice calm music, great books to browse. It's not your usual occult store, it has much more than one would expect...
All reviews seem positive
Click on the More Info button to learn about this business.
New and used occult books on paganism, Santeria, Wicca, ceremonial magic and more; also gift items, altar equipment and robes.
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The Diamond Necklace Affair contributed to the ridicule of Marie Antoinette's spending habits, although she was never personally involved in the scandal. An expensive diamond necklace was purchased in Marie Antoinette's name, through a scheme by the cardinal de Rohan and the comtesse de La Motte (Thomas 47). The Queen had harbored distaste for the cardinal before the affair, which only amplified after it. The so-called purchase of this necklace by the Queen was detrimental to her already faltering reputation amongst the French people, who saw it as a rebellion against the crown jewelers, and an excessive purchase during a time of great need. After the trial of the cardinal and de La Motte cleared the Queen's name, the public then took to the idea that Antoinette had organized the affair in order to punish the cardinal de Rohan.
In fact, the necklace, originally commissioned for the mistress of Louis XV, was offered to Marie Antoinette on multiple occasions before the affair, but she refused it. The King and Queen's awareness of the financial struggles of the monarchy explain this refusal on more than one account. They are quoted as saying, "we have more need of ships than of necklaces" (Gruder 267). While this insistence for the betterment of the military over their own comfort was lost in the scandal, it serves as an example of a time when public sentiment for the royal couple may have been positive.


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Just north of Wausau sits a lot of 60 acres with rolling hills and forested woodlands. But it's not just about the scenery.
I headed there to work on basic gun handling and shooting at a moving target.
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Mushroom ragoût makes a luxurious filling for a simple omelet.
For each omelet:
2 eggs
2 teaspoons milk
Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
2 teaspoons extra virgin olive oil or unsalted butter
1/4 cup mushroom ragoût
1 to 2 teaspoons freshly grated Parmesan, or 1 tablespoon grated Gruyère
1. Break the eggs into a bowl and beat with a fork or a whisk until frothy. Whisk in salt and pepper to taste and 2 teaspoons milk.
2. Heat an 8-inch nonstick omelet pan over medium-high heat. Add the olive oil or butter. When the oil feels hot when you hold your hand above it, or when the butter stops foaming, pour the eggs right into the middle of the pan, scraping every last bit into the pan with a rubber spatula. Swirl the pan to distribute the eggs evenly over the surface. Shake the pan gently, tilting it slightly with one hand while lifting up the edges of the omelet with the spatula in your other hand, to let the eggs run underneath during the first few minutes of cooking.
3. As soon as the eggs are set on the bottom, spoon the mushroom filling over the middle of the egg "pancake," and sprinkle the cheese over the mushrooms. Jerk the pan quickly away from you then back towards you so that the omelet folds over on itself. If you don't like your omelet runny in the middle (I do), jerk the pan again so that the omelet folds over once more. Cook for a minute longer. Tilt the pan and roll out the omelet onto a plate.
Yield: Serves 1
Advance preparation: The mushroom ragoût will keep for 3 or 4 days in the refrigerator.
Nutritional information per serving: 276 calories; 21 grams fat; 5 grams saturated fat; 3 gram polyunsaturated fat; 12 grams monounsaturated fat; 374 milligrams cholesterol; 5 grams carbohydrates; 1 gram dietary fiber; 176 milligrams sodium (does not include salt to taste); 16 grams proteinContinue reading the main story
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Contact library staff at 604-947-9788 or go to email@example.com – go to "services" link and then "medshed" link for info re available items. Free service.
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Second Thought completed a hat-trick of All-Weather victories when flying home to take the £45,000 Listed 32Red Spring Cup (4.20pm) over seven furlongs on Polytrack at Lingfield Park today Saturday, March 4.
The William Haggas-trained three-year-old colt, a maiden winner on Tapeta at Wolverhampton in December, secured his place in the £150,000 32Red Three-Year-Old Final on Good Friday, April 14, with a neck success over Sutter County in a six-furlong Polytrack Fast-Track Qualifier at Kempton Park on January 17.
Sent off the 13/8 favourite following his Kempton Park success, the Robert Winston-ridden Second Thought tracked the leaders in fifth of the nine runners before unleashing a powerful turn of foot in the straight, collaring Sutter County (4/1, Mark Johnston/Joe Fanning) again in the closing stages to score cosily by three quarters of a length in a fast time 1m 22.10s. There was a further two and a quarter lengths to the third home Volatile (4/1, James Tate/Martin Harley).
Harry Eustace, assistant trainer to William Haggas, said: "Robert said that they steadied up and kicked down the hill, which got Second Thought at it a little bit before he came back on the bridle. He had a bit of ground to make up on Sutter County again and their form seems to be holding up.
"We will let William decide whether he comes back for Good Friday and see how he comes out of this race.
"We think he probably has the class to do it, but there might be other targets for him later in the year. For the prize money, it might be worth dropping back to six furlongs and having a crack at it.
"Second Thought seemed to relax really well and, as long as he does that, I think that he will stretch out to a mile. I would say fast ground on turf will suit him, so he could be a really fun horse to have during the summer."
Winston commented: "Second Thought was off the bridle coming down the hill and was only getting on top of things late on.
"Six furlongs might be a bit sharp for him on Good Friday but I think that he will still come out on top in a strongly-run race.
"Once you get serious with him, he responds well, and he is more than likely to get a mile. He is a lightly-raced horse and very progressive.
"He has the right attitude and is very professional – once I gave him a couple of smacks, he went and did his job."
My Target continued his exceptional record at Lingfield Pink this All-Weather Championships as he recorded a fourth consecutive course victory over a mile in the 10-runner £19,000 sunbets.co.uk Handicap (2.35pm) to set up a tilt at the £150,000 Sunbets Mile Final on Good Friday.
The Michael Wigham-trained top-weight, sent off 11/4 favourite following his latest win on February 11, quickened impressively from the rear under Connor Beasley for a half-length success over 16/1 shot Franco's Secret (Peter Hedger/Tom Marquand) in 1m 36.05s.
Wigham commented: "My Target has now won five class 2 races and is a much improved horse throughout the winter. He won off a mark of 102 today and will go for the mile race on Finals Day now.
"He previously had one or two problems with his feet that we needed to overcome, which doesn't happen overnight. Feet are not easy to deal with but we have got it right now and we have a very good farrier.
"He will run well on Good Friday. We don't know what we are going to mean – obviously, there will be other 100-plus handicappers there. We will be somewhere in the winner's enclosure – I hope it is in first place!"
Connor Beasley added: "My Target travelled away nicely. They went a nice gallop and he picked up the pieces well. He is a nice horse, likes it here and it all worked out well again."
Robert Cowell's red-hot form continued as the Newmarket handler gained a fourth straight win in the space of four days with 5/2 joint-favourite Encore D'Or, who got up in the shadow of the post under Luke Morris to score by a head in the five-furlong £19,000 Betway Handicap (3.45pm).
The five-year-old's winning time of 56.80s was 0.13 second slower than Ladies Are Forever's course record.
Co-owner Tom Morley said: "I don't think that Lingfield would be his track – he's a big horse and he didn't really handle it here earlier in the season. I suspect that we might see some cheekpieces on him at some point as he is little bit soft.
"It takes him a while to get rolling and it looked like he was going to hang in but a beautiful ride by Luke put him in front on the line. I would think that fast ground on a straight turf track will suit him.
"The way he runs, you sometimes think that he will get six furlongs but I am not convinced that he will. I think five furlongs is his trip and the way the races are run has thrown the idea of going six furlongs forward. I don't know whether he will come back for Finals Day because of the course and distance."
Luke Morris commented: "Encore D'Or is a lovely big horse and, looking at the size of him, this track is not ideal for him. Once he got up and going through the gears, he put the race to bed nicely in the end."


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Who We Are
Favorite Movie Quotes
The Departed (2006)
"I don't want to be a product of my environment. I want my environment to be a product of me," - Frank Costello.
Batman (1989)
"Decent people shouldn't live here. They'd be happier somewhere else," - Jack Napier.
Rounders (1999)
"Always leave yourself outs. Applies to player's life away from the game same as it does at the table," - Mike McDermott.
Goodfellas (1990)
"Jimmy was the kind of guy that rooted for bad guys in movies," - Henry Hill.
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Rep. Trey Gowdy does not shy away from any unexpected event, and now there's video to prove it.
According to Independent Journal Review, the South Carolina Republican was in the middle of an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer on "The Situation Room," when fellow Republican Rep. Sean Duffy of Wisconsin came up behind his colleague and flicked his ear.
Of course, the moment was captured on national television.
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Now, social media can't stop talking about Gowdy's reaction to the unexpected flick. Instead of flinching, backing away, or looking to see who touched him, the congressman was cool and collected.
He finished his interview without skipping a beat.
Mediaite reported that CNN noticed Gowdy's upstanding composure and shared the moment on social media.
Take a look at the surprising moment in the video below:
.@RepSeanDuffy having some fun with @TGowdySC during his live interview with @wolfblitzer https://t.co/wJSgobnXF1 pic.twitter.com/cLKhn19Vmg
— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) May 3, 2017
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And Rep. Duffy joined in to applaud his colleague for standing firm.
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"Just had to check, and it's confirmed: @TGowdySC has ice water in his veins — doesn't even skip a beat," Duffy said in a Wednesday tweet.
Just had to check, and it's confirmed: @TGowdySC has ice water in his veins- doesn't even skip a beat. https://t.co/RPsRLZ6VIq
— Sean Duffy (@RepSeanDuffy) May 3, 2017
It's hard to imagine something like this happening in the Capitol only a few short months ago. Maybe it's just me, but it sure seems as if morale has been improving in Washington, D.C., lately.
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Well, Republican morale, anyway.
Twitter users were quick to notice Gowdy's discipline and learned composure.
@RepSeanDuffy @TGowdySC everyone needs to take moral strength lessons from Mr Gowdy we yall need to put people before yall selves its ur job
— Brian Evatt (@brianmevatt) May 5, 2017
@RepSeanDuffy @TGowdySC ice water is better than hate. If more politicians had Trey's resolve we would live in a better place
— Terry (@Ennuume) May 5, 2017
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A poor imitation Guild Ball podcast – by idiots, for themselves
We are a pair of grown men who, frankly, should know better. But, here we are Podcasting about Guild Ball for your edification and delight. We are an adult Podcast and we use adult language. So proceed with caution if you are a delicate flower who might take offence. But, if you enjoy Guild Ball, love Podcasts and always wondered what Darth Vader would have sounded like if he was one of the Hairy Bikers, welcome aboard.
Just a pair of squabbling blokes who should know better
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Passive aggressive with astonishingly short attention span…er we mean a fluff centric assignation gamer. Super Pundit Wins stuff as well – Best Painted at Guild Cup 2015
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Endlessly procrastinating competitive gamer, UK no1 ranked player and member of Steamforged Games Rule Lawyer team. Britcon 2015, Skaldic Shield 2015, Frozen Balls 2015, Vapnartak 2016, Guild Ball Champion, and Guild Cup 2015 Runner Up, (My son won that one – yay)
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