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Kolpin Gun Boot 6.0 Transport
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Most interior room of all Kolpin Gun Boots
Fits firearms up to 51"
"Case within a case" design
Hinged-hatchback design allows easy access
The Gun Boot 6.0 Transport from Kolpin is large and roomy with a "case within a case" design. It features the most interior room of Kolpin Gun Boots, fitting firearms up to 51" in total length and providing ample space for large scopes and pistol grip style stocks. This next generation Gun Boot provides easier access to your firearm with the new and innovative hinged-hatchback design featuring a snap-close cover with locking capability.
The Transport model includes a separate soft carrying gun case that fits within the hard case instead of the standard Impact liner. The soft Transport case is constructed of a durable Cordura exterior with full-length zipper access. The spacious interior is constructed of two layers of dense closed cell foam providing the ultimate in protection, fit and convenience.
The Gun Boot 6.0 utilizes all existing Gun Boot IV brackets (sold separately) in order to mount to your ATV or UTV. The Gun Boot 6.0 is not compatible with Kolpin's UTV specific mounts.


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Png Files (Templates) In Psp Help!
Posted 21 March 2010 - 01:52 AM
Posted 21 March 2010 - 09:44 AM
However there is an easier way to go. Most designers also include a .psd file which has all the layers in all their proper places (unlike the separate .png files which will end up all being centered when you add them to your document.) PSP is capable of opening the .psd files! Once it's opened you can then work with it and save it either as a .pspimage file, or a .psd file.
Another option is to use a PSP script Dee Decker has developed just for this purpose. And the best part is that it's free! Go to the Boutique and click on the Freebies and there should be two at the bottom. One for rectangles and one for squares.
If you already have the template .png files lined up as you like them and are just having trouble getting the paper and/or photos into the proper places, that is another process. You need to copy the paper and/or photo you are using and place it as a new layer "above" the layer you want it on. Then there are several methods to "clip" it to the shape of the .png file. I usually use the Magic Wand tool.
With the paper/photo in the layer above, turn off the visibility of the paper. Then making sure the .png file of the template is the active layer, select all of it with the Magic Wand. Then go to your paper/photo layer, making it the active layer and click on the eye making it visible. Go to Selections, click on Invert and then hit your delete key. The paper/photo should now be the shape of the .png file underneath and you can delete the .png file.
Let us know if this helps. Don't want you to be out of sorts!
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Posted 21 March 2010 - 01:38 PM
Thanks for your suggestions. I failed to mention that I just discovered I'm able to use the PSD files...they line up in layers palette! How great is that?!...
I am leaving in a short while so I am not able to work on this right away...but I truly am grateful for your help. Sarah and V, you're sweethearts. Thanks again.
Ps. Would you tell me why one must 'clear the clipboard'? Is there a book I can pick up that is PSP for 'dummies'?LOL ! Thanks.
Posted 21 March 2010 - 01:42 PM
Okay, good to know that, Vaughnde; thanks! I will try to remember not to steer PSP users in that direction
PSP does not have file place Karina But Sarah is right...use the PSD files if they come with what you are using. If its an older file that does not have psd files then bring up the picture of how the template should be and then carefully put it into place using the move tool each time.
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And if you haven't noticed, Ro has a Secrets Revealed series of videos here in the Boutique specifically for PSPX - which will work for any PSP X series. I had used PSP years for web graphics and such, but never realized how useful it would be for digital scrapping until I got these videos. Very much worth having.
And always, if you have a question, just ask here. We'll do all we can to help you over a hurdle! And usually learn something ourselves in the process!
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Posted 21 March 2010 - 07:40 PM
When you copy layers, they pile up on the clipboard, using up your memory. Clearing the clipboard periodically helps free up that space (and for me, helped me not crash sometimes.
Good luck!
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Title: Western Gallery of Art
Description: Interior view with sculpture and painting, Kansas City Public Library, 9th and Locust.
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Local Subject: Kansas City Public Library; Main Branch Library--9th Street; Western Gallery of Art
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I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
Huh, I wasn't expecting that. I wonder why Hasbro isn't doing their own distribution there anymore. This could be a good thing, Hot Toys knows that market a lot better than Hasbro. This makes a very weird licensing triangle: Hasbro sub-licenses 12-inch figures to Sideshow, Sideshow distributes and works with Hot Toys for some 12-inch pieces, and now Hot Toys distributes Hasbro product in Japan.
Didn't Tomy do it in the past? Did they do it up until this Hot Toys deal?
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
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Same here and yes, taking action this time if they do not arrive as promised. Their own Terms of Service require them to comply with promises made and yeah, there are those pesky laws regarding advertising, promotions and lotteries.
I still havent received anything, and i used 500+ rubies. Nothing at all. Are they still trying to get the bundles to everyone?
Not received a single thing yet.
I did not see this. So I sent in support ticket. Will check forums now for these instead of support. Hopefully we all get today.
I still didnt get any troops. spent over 6000 rubies aswell!! this is making me very angry. i feel robbed.
I purchased 400.00 worth of rubies and spent at least 4ooo of them with in the time frame... and I have not gotten anything for the aphrodite army event... I have been waiting to hear.
Vally of the alliance Smooth Up In ya in Double cross realm...
I have yet to receive ANY troop bundles and I should have 8 bundles in Sungrebe.
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I didnt get mine why ?
I have not received my men yet either I am in two different realms and don't have them in either of them the first realm is in Frederick and ign is foxy girl on this realm I used 1000 rubbies so I should have gotten 2 bundles, and the second realm is Guillemot and ign is sashanta and on this realm I used 500 and on this one I should receive 1 bundle. I can't afford a lot and I took it that you guys would gives us the men that you messaged us all about.


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ZZZZzzzz: Ten Books We Couldn't Finish
My home is filled with books. Books on shelves, books overflowing shelves, books on my nightstand, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, on the floor. Most I manage to get through, if not always enjoy. I am a big believer in seeing it through. Most of my friends feel the same way. AND YET… there are always a few that we just cannot seem to finish. Some are classics that we know we should complete before the inevitable Rise of the Librarians comes to quiz us with tasers. Others are books friends raved about….or best sellers that have evoked a lot of fuss…for no reason YOU can discern.
Whatever the reason, here are confessions of my well-read friends and colleagues, many of them English professors, so I will have to give them Code Names so their students never find out their dark, dark, secrets.
1. Moby Dick by Herman Melville
Dense passage about the physiognomy of whales: the poor man's Ambien. We all know that this should be read. And many of us keep trying. It's our own…. yeah, you guessed it… Moby Dick (Insert groaning here.)
2. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
More Viggo Mortensen would have made this seemingly-endless series more interesting for me. Skipping the endless "songs" moves things right along though. Save yourself some time and listen to some Zep to catch up on everything you need to know about what you glossed over.
3. Paradisio by Dante Alighieri
Another popular snooze-fest, this comment sums up our feelings in general:
"I can't finish Paradisio. The torments of The Inferno and even Purgatorio appeal to my sense of schadenfreude, but people in heaven and Beatrice? BO-RING."
4. Anything by Stephen King
I must say, in King's defense, that his text On Writing is one of my favorites. However, King, to me, and many others, is like the Costco of literature. Do you really need that giant box of paper towels? Or that giant stack of largely interchangeable plots and characters?


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text: In the last photo thread we had some discussion about the various attributes of DSLR cameras vs higher end Point and Shoots. I spent the morning Saturday in my wetland blind photographing Redheads (again) (I'm going to have more photos of redheads than Maureen O'Hara's personal photographer). I borrowed a Canon SX50HS to see what it could do. I didn't really get to shoot it as much as I would have liked and because of the way I was set up in my blind, I ended up shooting the P&S hand held using the LCD on the back of the body which is absolutely contrary to what I always advise. I am posting four images. Two from my DSLR (Canon 30D) with my 600mm F:4 canon lens. Two from the SX50HS. See what you think. Can you tell which is which? Would you be satisfied with all? (The SX50HS is around $430.00 new, the 600 F:4 is going to run around $5000.00-$6000.00 used, about $12,000.00 new for the current version, I think).


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Actually, it was the windshield thing. It just doesn't want to actually meet with the hood. I really wish they put some text in the instructions. I know I've said it before, but it could clear up some of the more ambiguous panels.
The riding thing was my daughter's idea. "Hey, he can ride his friend!" What's really cool, though, is that she identified them as Optimus Prime and Bumblebee without me mentioning it. And she can't identify the movie pretenders who use the same name, so she knows the "real" deal.


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Bogle to discuss building a better financial world
Posted April 24, 2009; 12:45 p.m.
Jack Bogle, a 1951 Princeton graduate who is founder and retired CEO of the Vanguard Group, will speak on "Aspiring to Build a Better Financial World" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 30, in McCosh 10.
Bogle, who currently is president of the Bogle Financial Markets Research Center, created Vanguard in 1974 and served as chairman and CEO until 1996 and then senior chairman until 2000. He had been associated with a predecessor company since 1951, immediately following his graduation from Princeton, magna cum laude in economics.
The Vanguard Group is one of the two largest mutual fund organizations in the world. Headquartered in Malvern, Pa., Vanguard comprises more than 120 mutual funds with current assets totaling more than $1 trillion. The Vanguard 500 Index Fund, the largest fund in the group, was founded by Bogle in 1975 and was the first index mutual fund.
The story of Bogle's life and career is told in "John Bogle and the Vanguard Experiment: One Man's Quest to Transform the Mutual Fund Industry" by Robert Slater (1996).
In 2004, Time magazine named Bogle one of the world's 100 most powerful and influential people, and Institutional Investor presented him with its Lifetime Achievement Award.
The free talk is part of the Jake McCandless '51 Princeton Varsity Club Speaker Series.


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By Ben Levisohn
Yesterday, J.C. Penney (JCP) got whacked when it failed to provide numbers to back up its claim that its customers had "responded well to the Company's offerings" during the holiday season. Today, JC Penney is rallying after Piper Jaffray defended the stock.
Neely Tamminga and Kayla Berg call yesterday's 10% selloff an "overreaction" and upgrade its shares to Overweight from Neutral. They write:
We believe the real message in yesterday's release is being missed: JCP is doing what they said they would do, and we believe any retailer reiterating their guidance following this compressed, promotional, mall-traffic-starved holiday season is a winner in our book. With liquidity concerns largely off the table, we feel more comfortable taking this idea to an Overweight rating for potential upside.
In a note released yesterday, JPMorgan's Matthew Boss and team call spring "the key." They write:
Based on our proprietary field work and conversations with management – CEO Ullman and crew are still plugging holes (home liquidation, pricing changes, marketing) with the true underlying run-rate of business undetermined until spring in our view.
Importantly, Four Key Changes to Note into Spring 2014: (1) Return of commission selling in jewelry by February (i.e., Valentine's Day) with furniture and window coverings added by March, (2) Re-pricing effort under way with jewelry completed by February… (3) Assortment changes including improved St. John's Bay in-stocks w/ lower margin prior mgmt shop-in-shops reduced (i.e., Joe Fresh/Bodum), and (4) Return of Ambrielle by February – JCP's former private-label lingerie brand.
In a mixed day for retailers, shares of JC Penney have jumped 5% to $7.72 11:20 a.m., Macy's (M) has gained 8.1% to $56.01 after reporting strong same-store sales and announcing layoffs, while Kohl's (KSS) has dipped 0.1% to %55.14 and Sears Holdings (SHLD) has fallen 6.3% to $41.24.


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Fagles translations to be performed
Posted December 19, 2000; 01:55 p.m.
Translations of ancient Greek dramatists by Robet Fagles, the Arthur Marks '19 Professor of Comparative Literature, are being produced by the American Repertory Theatre(ART) in Cambridge, Mass., and the Berkeley, Calif. Repertory Theatre.
Over the years, Fagles' works have been performed primarily on college and university campuses. Fagles regards the move to more public venues as an extra bonus.
At the ART, Fagles' 1982 translation of Sophocles' "Antigone" opened the season with previews Nov. 24. The play runs through Jan. 17 at the Loeb Drama Center in Cambridge. His 1975 translation of Aeschylus' "The Oresteia" will inaugurate the Berkeley Rep's new 600-seat theater when it opens March 14. The trilogy is scheduled to run through May 6.
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Assistive Technology Lab/Adams Library
The Assistive Technology Lab is designed to provide students with disabilities access to information with the use of adaptive devices. This lab is located across from the reserve desk in the Adams Library which is accessible during normal library hours of operation.
- 4 -745 Dell Optiplex Intel Core 2 duo Processor, 2.4GHz, DVD+/- RW, 80GB hard drive, and 2.0GB RAM
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- Dragon Naturally Speaking ver 9.5
- Kurzweil 3000 Personal Reader ver 12
- Equipment availability varies
- Access to the above requires registration with the Disability Services Center and referral to the Assistive Technology Lab.
Disability Services Center
The following equipment is available for students to borrow from the Disability Services Center:
- FM System Assistive Listening Devices (for hearing impaired)
- Digital Voice Recorders with USB cable for transferring recordings to a computer
- MP3 Players for audio books
- Dell Latitude E-Family laptop computers are available, on a limited basis, for testing and/or classroom accommodations.


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My black female Pointing Lab (Betty) will be coming home in just a few weeks. She will mainly be a waterfowl dog, but I may do some upland hunting as well. Right now I'm just soaking in as much information as possible and trying to prepare myself. I've watched the Water Dog and Game Dog DVD's, and I've read the Water Dog book. While these have been great resources even I, a newbie trainer, can tell that a lot of the methods are a bit outdated. I am planning on buying the Smartworks Vol 1 and the SmartFetch books. I'm also going to pick up 10-Minute Retriever. While I'm making an order through Lion Country Supply, I was thinking I should probably pick up a few more "must-have" training items while I'm at it.
So far, all I've got is a 30' check cord. I'll probably make a few custom leads out of rope or something. I'm assuming I'll need a good choke collar, a whistle... and I'm planning on getting a Tri-Tronics Sport Basic G3 e-collar soon, too.
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Despite the widely reported phenomenal growth in Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the Asia-Pacific region, a new study by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), has found that broadband capabilities and access are highly concentrated in East and North-East Asia.
Firms face difference obstacles for their development. This paper investigates which obstacle is the largest to firms' productivity using micro-level data for the Asia and Pacific region. Access to finance shows the most robust result in our investigation, being stronger for SMEs. Removing SMEs' credit constraints seem to be a powerful tool to promote economic growth in the region, particularly in the manufacturing sector.
During the last three and half decades, China has achieved unprecedented economic growth, with the average annual GDP growth rate being 9.3% for 1978 to 2014. At that rate, real GDP doubles every seven years. China's real per capita GDP has risen from only 5.5% of the U.S. level in 1978 to about 25% in 2014. In 2014 the per capita GDP has reached about $7584 US dollars (current price, World Development Indicators), or $12608 international dollar (2011-year PPP constant price, World Development Indicators), which is about 31% of the level of high income OECD countries.
Most of the developing countries are confronted with scarcity of natural and financial resources and, therefore, rapid economic growth using up the resource endowment of the economy comes at the expense of the future growth and poses a number of challenges for the economy.
This paper is motivated by the need to identify potential links between productivity in the rural and agriculture sector in The A-P with a view to proposing policies and strategies on how strengthening productivity in the rural and agriculture sector will contribute to the realization of SDGs. In order to identify broad regional trends, the paper analyses the circumstances of 23 countries of the ESCAP region , but policy discussions are limited to a selected few from among the 23 countries.
As governments transition towards e-government in Asia and the Pacific, there is growing acknowledgement of the role that e-government could play to harness ICTs for women's empowerment and gender equality. However, much of e-government policy and implementation still do not take into account the differentiated access to, and impact of, technology for men and women.
The Environment and Development Division of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology and Climate Change of Vietnam (IMHEN) jointly designed a study to establish a Nationally Appropriate Mitigation Action (NAMA) programme for "Waste-to-Resources for Cities in Vietnam" that can support the nation-wide adoption of waste-to-resource approaches, reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the urban solid waste management, and contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Digitalisation has enabled the emergence of low value consignments trade and has established a platform for SMEs in developing countries to participate in global trade. However, with companies involved in low value consignments trade being more sensitive to trade costs, and e-commerce particularly hinging on efficient delivery, transportation and payment systems, trade costs entailing high fixed cost components and lacking infrastructure can easily make trade uneconomic.
Older persons, particularly the oldest-old, are the fastest growing population segment in India and many of them require or will require long-term care in the future. The paper discusses policies on population ageing in India, such as the National Policy on Older Persons and the National Programme for Health Care for the Elderly. It further discusses the health status of older persons in India and projects future care needs.
Population ageing is becoming an increasing challenge in Fiji. The demographic transformation has been accompanied by widespread socioeconomic changes, which have principally affected social support systems. With decreasing family size and changing economic demands, support systems for the most vulnerable have come under severe stress. A combination of factors, including low economic growth, a large informal sector, high unemployment, mandatory early retirement, pose a challenge to income security for older persons in Fiji.
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When I was in grade school, I read a series of historical novels called, "I Was There." The books were a firsthand, eyewitness account of an historical event. One book was about Pearl Harbor, another, the Battle of Lexington and Concord. The stories were told through the eyes of fictional characters, usually in middle school, the same age as the books' intended readers.
I always enjoyed the series, because it made history come alive in a way textbooks couldn't. The problem with reading history, especially if you've read the stories over and over, is they become wooden and lifeless. The truth is, their characters were just as real as we are today.
This is Holy Week, the time Christians believe Jesus was crucified for their sins. Thursday is Maundy Thursday when, according to the Gospels, Jesus took his last meal before being crucified on Good Friday.
I've often wondered what it was like for those who actually witnessed those events. My guess is that most of his followers were simple, blue-collar workers who weren't very educated and probably couldn't read or write. They were minding their own business when one day, out of the blue, this local carpenter claims to be the true son of God. Over the next few years, he does things they can't imagine, like raising people from the dead, walking on water and curing blindness, leprosy and who knows what else. He also preaches in a way they've never heard before.
Then comes that fateful week in which everything happens quickly. One night they're enjoying a traditional Passover meal and, less than 24 hours later, their leader has been arrested, tortured and killed on a cross like a common criminal.
I can't imagine how confusing and frightening it must have been as they hid out, trying to make sense of it all and wondering if the same thing was going to happen to them.
And then, on the third day, what must they have thought when Jesus actually rose from the grave, just like he said he would. Nothing like that had ever happened before, not even with kings or rulers or other holy men.
Books, plays and movies have been made in an attempt to bring these events to life. (Stagecoach Players just finished one of the more popular ones, "Jesus Christ Superstar," last weekend. A new TV miniseries, "The Bible," is airing on the History Channel this week.) Churches of all denominations are holding special services. The First United Methodist Church in Kirkland is staging a Last Supper reenactment at 7 p.m. Thursday.
As I write this, I don't know where I'll be Thursday night, My work schedule frequently takes me all over DeKalb County at odd hours. In the past, whenever I've had to work, I've always stopped by the nearest church. Over the years, I've had my feet washed, my forehead blessed and even been in a cross walk or two – all things my own church doesn't do.
To me, Maundy Thursday is a special night I don't want to miss out on. In fact, the whole week brings out feelings I don't get at any other time of the year, even Christmas.
I know a lot of people don't share these feelings. I'm just sorry they don't.


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An Introduction to Project-Based Learning
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I agree fully with what you said concerning the video.
I'm new to the project based learning approach, and now I want to add it so that it can aid my instruction. I'm a Junior High World and U.S. History teacher and I know this will help me move my teaching skills to the highest level possible. I agree with the MIT Professor about getting the students to apply what they learn, however I also believe good instruction blending with project based teaching and learning will greatly benifit both student and teacher. In a sense, both student and teacher will grow as leaders.
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World and U.S. History
I would like to see PBL lesson plans for Chemistry and Biology. I teach inclusion classes. If anyone can point in the right direction I would appreciate it. Also looking for professional development on the east coast.
I found a few ideas for PBL Bio at this site!
I wonder if PBL can be useful and practical in a language learning class! As I am new to this learning strategy, pls give me your feedbacks.
I am a language educator and I use PBL as the primary method of instruction in my classroom. Think of a product you want the students to create or a problem they could solve for their school or community. Then use scaffolds to build the language the students need to do so. If you are working with ELs, you want to think of language goals within your project that you will intentionally teach to that specific population, and then scaffold that process.
Hello! I have just joined the forum and I am already enjoying it! My Spanish Elementary students are very excited with a new project that will enable them to communicate with children of the same age in Argentina in Spanish. I am currently looking for a website that will enable us to write emails without having to disclose personal information. On both sides of the world (Argentina and US) parents are concerned about giving away their email addresses. If anybody knows how to safely implement this project please let me know. Thank you in advance and happy teaching!
Just came across this now as I am trying to learn how to use PBL in my class. Did you ever receive responses to this post? I am also in NJ (Bergen county) and would love to hear about professional dev opportunities.
Sounds a great idea, please share ideas and details. I was thinking to implement communication of the students with Spain. I am new in PBL and wonder how to use in a learning new language class.
[quote] I am new in PBL and wonder how to use in a learning new language class.[/quote]
Glad you enjoyed the video! Here's a blog about using PBL to teach World Languages that may be of some help: http://www.edutopia.org/blog/world-language-project-based-learning-educa...
You can also find lots more information about PBL from our PBL page: http://www.edutopia.org/project-based-learning
The Buck Institute for Education is also a great PBL resource: http://www.bie.org
Best of luck!
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So then we all agree that no matter what, LeBron had no chance of ever winning **** in Cleveland.
Now if we could only get nyjunc to see the light.
The way I see it, CLE may have tried to bring "talent" in to supposedly help LBJ. If you look back they brought in Moe Williams, West, Jamison, and Varejao. However, these moves didn't pan out how the front office envisioned. Was it sole decisions made by the front office or did James have a part in who to bring me. If it's just front office they are most to blame. Those moves and deals they gave out were horrendous, $55-60 million to Varejao?! That is stupid. Those types of deals might have forced LBJ out because they were only about6-8 million dollars under the cap without resigning James, so obviously they couldn't have brought in true talent. Would we be even here if Dan Gilbert listened to LBJ and those reports of trading for Stoudemire and not Jamison? I don't think he would have left. He did what was right for him. For god sakes he has averaged about 28-29 ppg for his career, he carried his team and city.
Just gonna leave this here so that we can see what LeBron was working with in Cleveland.
Zero first team All-Rookie Selections
Two All-Star game appearances (Mo Williams, Zydrunas llgauskas)
Zero All-NBA first team selection
Zero All-NBA second team selections
Zero All-Defensive first team selections
One All-Defensive second team selection (Anderson Vareajo)
Zero MVP Awards
And here's what Magic got to work with.
Two first team All-Rookie selections (Byron Scott, James Worthy)
11 All-Star appearances (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar seven times, Norm Nixon twice, Worthy, Jamaal Wilkes)
Four All-NBA first team selections (Abdul-Jabbar)
Two All-NBA second team selections (Abdul-Jabbar)
Five All-Defensive first team selections (Michael Cooper three times, Abdul-Jabbar twice)
Four All-Defensive second team selections (Cooper three times, Abdul-Jabbar once)
One MVP Award (Abdul-Jabbar)
In addition, Abdul-Jabbar, Worthy, Wilkes, Nixon, and Cooper all got votes for MVP at one point in time or the other during Magic's first seven years, and Cooper won defensive player of the year in Johnson's eighth year.
Ilgauskas was a 1st team all rookie selection
Moon was 2nd team all rookie
Anthony Parker is 4th in active 3P shooting %
Varejao was 2nd team all defense once
This was just this year's team.
Who is comparing this Cle team to what magic had? and back then there were legitimately great teams, where have those teams been in recent years? he lost to an aging Celtic team that has one championship and a year ago he lost to orlando who has never won a title. Again, we haven't seen truly great teams win championships for a long time now and he has had teams more than good enough to at the very least get to the Finals the last 2 years(and I think good enough to win it all if he played liked he was capable).
'10 Cle besides Lebron:
20 AS game apps(even taking out Shaq they have 5 former AS game apps)
1 future HOFer
4 players on all rookie teams
2 former all D members
1 former NBA MVP
'91 Bulls besides Jordan:
2 All Star Games
2 Rookie team members
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Hear the enemy before they see you with your new deadliest weapon.
- Mobilise your squadron during intense multiplayer gaming using the highest quality voice chat.
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Overview of Online Learning at UB
Welcome to UB Online! Accredited by the New England Association of Schools & Colleges (NEASC), UB Online has been offering courses online since 1997. UB Online offers a variety of programs and courses that allow you to attend class anytime from anywhere. All you need is a computer, access to the Internet, and email, and you can take courses or complete your degree from the comfort of your home or office.
If you are new to online learning, that is ok. The steps below will show you strategies to help you succeed as an online student.
Are You Ready For Online Learning?
1) Become familiar with your computer before your first course starts
Online courses are a flexible and convenient way to take classes or earn your degree from a distance. And while you don't need to be a computer expert, you should be familiar with using a computer and navigating the Internet before getting started.
A traditional desktop or laptop is recommended for online students. Mobile devices are supported and can be used for normal viewing of your courses, but may not be optimal for performing all activities and assignments. Click here for more information on Canvas mobile apps. If you are not already comfortable with using your computer, spend some time "surfing" the Internet (visiting different websites), sending emails, and using your word processor.
Here are the computer requirements & support resources for online courses. Then, one week prior to your first online course, you will be emailed instructions on accessing our online orientation, an interactive course which will teach you how to use our online classroom.
2) Prepare for your course ahead of time
Decide which courses you want to take and register early. While online courses are flexible, they do follow a weekly schedule, and many fill up early, so registering early is recommended.
Order your textbooks. Textbooks can be ordered online through the UB Bookstore. You should order your textbooks as early as possible to ensure that you will receive them before the course starts.
3) Set aside time to study
You should plan to login at least 2-3 times each week. While online courses are convenient and flexible, they typically follow a weekly schedule, so plan to visit each course at least 2-3 times each week to get your course materials, interact with other students, and complete your assignments.
Know your course deadlines. Each instructor will give you guidelines and deadlines for completing assignments, and keep in mind that with the flexibility of taking an online class comes the responsibility to complete your work on time.
Participate as much as possible. One of the most important benefits of online learning is the ability to learn with and from your classmates. So participate in course discussions and interact with your instructors as much as possible.
4) Ask questions when you are not sure
Maintain contact with your instructors. Each course is designed and organized by the instructor, so if you have questions about finding course documents, deadlines for assignments, or course topics, please contact your instructor.
You will find contact information for your instructors on the syllabus and in each online classroom.
5) Login to myUB regularly
The myUB portal is your gateway to Canvas (UB's online classroom), UB email, Webadvisor (your student information system), and the electronic library, so students should login to myUB regularly. myUB is your connection to your course, professor, classmates, and University news & resources.
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DeLonghi Gran Dama Avant Super Automatic Touch-Screen Espresso Machine
Get the most from your beans with the DeLonghi's top-of-the-line Gran Dama Avant Super Automatic Espresso Machine (ESAM6700). This fully featured machine lets you brew coffee, espresso, cappuccino, macchiato and latte drinks all from the same unit. The Direct-to-Brew system provides excellent grinding and heat distribution, ensuring you get only the freshest espresso or coffee. The lower-pitch conical burr grinder produces consistent, fresh, and aromatic espresso or coffee to your own liking with an adjustable grind setting. With the double boiler, you'll never have to wait between espresso and steam. The improved stainless steel piped aluminum boiler heats water faster and is durable for years of use.
Among the Gran Dama Avant's many features are an instant reheat function, hot water spout, patented cappuccino system frother, decalcification system, removable water tank (60oz), cup warmer, and a removable used coffee container and drip tray for easy cleaning. An easy-to-use digital touch-screen control panel features controls for start time, auto shutoff, and the clock, as well as temperature, water hardness, coffee strength, and cup size. A single-touch cappuccino, macchiato and latte system includes a 25-oz milk container, two detachable lids for frothed milk and steamed milk, and an automatic cleaning function.
All-in-One Unit:This machine handles brewing from start to finish, from the grinding of beans to the froth for your cappuccino or latte
Decalcification System:An automatic decalcification indicator light alerts you when it's time to clean the machine
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- Removable 1.8L (60oz) water tankConical burr grinder
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- Programmable digital controls for start time, auto shutoff, and clockHeight-adjustable coffee spouts
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- 1 to 3-hour automatic shutoffElectrical: 1,350W / 120V / 60Hz
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Panelists to examine effects of Sept. 11 two years later
Posted September 9, 2003; 10:20 a.m.
commemorative panel discussion on the effects of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The event, sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs , is titled "Two Years After 9/11: How Far Have We Come?" Moderating the session will be Anne-Marie Slaughter , dean of the school and a specialist in international law and foreign policy issues. Panelists will include:
- Christopher Eisgruber , a 1983 Princeton graduate who is the Laurence S. Rockefeller Professor of Public Affairs and director of the Program in Law and Public Affairs at the University. His areas of interest include the U.S. Constitution and religious freedom.
- Christopher Kojm, deputy executive director of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States and a 1979 graduate alumnus. From 1998 to February 2003, he served as deputy assistant secretary for intelligence policy and coordination in the State Department's Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
- Robert Orr, executive director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government and a 1992 Princeton graduate alumnus. At the request of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Ambassador Paul Bremer, he recently served as a member of the five-person delegation conducting the first independent review of post-conflict operations in Iraq.
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What's the secret for the smooth frosting? Indulgent chocolate cupcakes are filled, then dipped into warm frosting.
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Nicole McFarlin was punching keys behind a checkout register at Sears, and she was anxious to make a change.
At 20 years old, with high school and a smattering of college classes behind her, McFarlin began looking at Everest Institute, a for-profit school owned by Santa Ana-based Corinthian Colleges Inc. The school – one of more than 100 campuses run by Corinthian in 26 states – offered an eight-month program that promised to make her an expert in medical coding and billing, a job with potential in the booming health-care industry.
McFarlin didn't have the $15,000 that the Ohio campus charged for tuition, but an admissions representative assured her that the school placed 80 percent to 90 percent of the program's graduates, meaning she'd quickly have enough money to repay a loan. "I just wanted to get a better job," she said.
It didn't turn out that way.
After graduation, she found out she wasn't qualified for most medical-billing positions without an additional certification. The school helped her find a job, but the position had nothing to do with what she had trained for. Eight months after graduating, she was working as a medical-bill collector, a job requiring only a high school education. Her Corinthian diploma turned out to be tissue thin.
A stream of similar complaints has flooded the red granite office tower off the 55 freeway that serves as Corinthian's corporate headquarters. Dozens of students have filed lawsuits or demands for arbitration, charging that they were misled by the company's admissions representatives, including about their chances of landing a good-paying job upon graduation. Many say they don't believe their education was worth the price of Corinthian's tuition, which can be 17 times the cost of the same degree at a community college.
For-profit campuses such as those owned by Corinthian have played an increasingly important role in California and the U.S. as community colleges struggle to find room for students. The schools offer convenient hours and locations, as well as quick admission, making education easier for working adults. U.S. Department of Education statistics show that for-profit schools actually do better than community colleges at graduating students from two-year programs.
But the industry has faced increasing public scrutiny as it has pulled in a greater share of federal student aid – $32 billion last year – while often spending more on non-educational expenses such as promotion, recruitment of students, lobbying and executive salaries. U.S. Senate investigators found that one of every two students enrolled at 30 of the largest for-profit schools left without a degree or diploma within four months.
Even in that industry, Corinthian stands out. It aggressively raises tuition and admits that the price hikes have little to do with increased costs. It also is leaving thousands of its students – a majority of whom are minorities and those in lower-income brackets – with piles of debt. Its students have defaulted on their loans at a rate that was 64 percent higher than the industry average, Senate investigators found.
Attorneys general in at least five states have demanded information about Corinthian's operations, which include Everest, WyoTech, and Heald colleges. The Department of Education has subpoenaed documents relating to the placement and employment rates reported by an Everest campus in Georgia. And, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is looking into whether Corinthian and some other for-profit college companies have broken the law as they urged students to take out private loans. Corinthian's own numbers show that one of every two students holding these private loans will default.
Corinthian's stock price has dropped from $18 in April 2010 to little more than $2 today as enrollment has dropped and the company has responded to the students' lawsuits and increasing questions from state and federal officials. The company is aggressively fighting the lawsuits, and Corinthian executives say that, so far, the students have had little success.
They blame the students' complaints on bad publicity that the entire for-profit college industry has received as a result of federal investigations, including the report by a U.S. Senate committee in July.
Jack Massimino, Corinthian's chairman and chief executive, said some of the scrutiny of the for-profit industry has been warranted, but he believes much of it has been unfair and driven by a political belief that for-profit companies should play no role in education.
In an interview, Massimino noted that last year nearly 50,000 students graduated from Corinthian's campuses, and about 33,000 got jobs in their field, despite the tough economy. He noted that many of the company's graduates had earlier tried community college but dropped out.
"If we were not-for-profit," he said, "we would have statues erected to us."
Massimino, who makes $3 million a year and commutes to Santa Ana from his farm outside Park City, Utah, said the company's tuition rates are higher than those at public colleges because of the personal attention the campuses give to each student.
Classes are small. The schools offer counseling to help students who come from troubled homes. Teachers are expected to call students if they miss class. And students begin preparing for job interviews soon after they start.
"We're changing their lives," said Massimino. "We're giving them an opportunity to be something they are not. The world has passed these students by."
To get the growth that Wall Street demands, for-profit education companies must enroll an increasing number of students every year. That drives them to spend heavily on advertising and recruiting.
Corinthian spends 25 percent of its revenue on marketing – slightly more than what the Senate committee estimated to be the industry average. It now employs 2,300 recruiters, nearly three times the 850 employees helping students find jobs.
A view of how the company conducts its recruiting efforts comes from a declaration that Shayler White, a former admissions representative, filed in court in November 2010 as part of a lawsuit brought by students. White, who recruited students at an Everest campus in Salt Lake City, said representatives got raises if they enrolled six or more students a month. If they failed to meet their quota, he said, they could be demoted or terminated. White said he was laid off for not recruiting enough students.
When he began the job, the company put him through what it called "sales training," he said, which included teaching him psychological tactics aimed at making the potential recruits feel hopeless about their circumstance.
He was trained to convince "leads" – names the company had paid to acquire – that enrolling at Everest offered them the best hope for a brighter future. The majority of these were people who had not finished high school and were unemployed.
"The ultimate goal was to essentially make them wallow in their grief," White explained in the declaration, "feel that pain of having accomplished nothing in life, and then use that pain" to persuade them to meet with an Everest admissions representative.
That case has since been settled; Corinthian officials say the students received no financial compensation.
An internal memo obtained by the Register reflects similar tactics. The memo, written by an employee of an Everest campus in Florida, encourages representatives to find out what motivates the potential recruit, whether it is a need for recognition, love of family, necessity or greed. It then offers some responses that employees can use when prospects hesitate. If the person complains that classes are too expensive, the representative is prompted to say: "I would agree if we were talking about luxuries. But you and I are talking about a necessity. Wouldn't you agree that for the lifestyle you want for your family there is no such thing as expensive/affordability?"
Another recommended response: "In many cases the increased earnings after one year will justify the cost of student education."
The company disputes White's description of its training and admissions process. It says it never has paid incentives to employees based on how many students they recruit. Kent Jenkins, a company spokesman, said White wasn't laid off for not recruiting enough students. He said the company can't legally say more about the circumstances because it involves a personnel matter. White didn't return repeated phone calls.
Jenkins added that the Florida memo never was used by representatives while interviewing students. The memo simply was notes from a 2009 meeting of midlevel employees, he said, that were "hurriedly put together."
But the company repeatedly has been accused of using misleading recruiting tactics.
The California Attorney General's Office sent nine secret shoppers to pose as prospective students at six Corinthian campuses in 2005 and 2006, according to U.S. Senate testimony.
At the Everest campus in West Los Angeles, an admissions representative told the attorney general's undercover shopper that the campus was "like the UCLA of vocational schools," and that although the admissions rep couldn't guarantee it, the person would not have "any problem getting a job." The actual employment rate for graduates of that medical-assistant program was 47 percent.
Another undercover shopper was told by an employee of the Everest campus in Alhambra that graduates of its medical-assistant program could earn $29,000 year and had the potential to make $72,000. According to the school's written disclosures, the vast majority of graduates had started at salaries between $14,400 and $22,200.
The attorney general filed a civil complaint against Corinthian, alleging that the company had engaged in a "persistent pattern of unlawful conduct." According to the complaint and Senate testimony, investigators found three programs where Corinthian employees had boosted their numbers by creating fictitious businesses where students had supposedly obtained jobs.
Corinthian paid $6.5 million in 2007 to settle the charges without admitting wrongdoing.
Jenkins, Corinthian's spokesman, said that the company now has a standardized admissions process and training program at all schools to ensure that accurate information is provided to prospective students. The company has its own mystery-shopper program, he said, to ensure that its admissions standards are followed. It also now has auditors in its corporate office to verify each campus' placement rates.
Last year, Corinthian suddenly raised tuition by 12 percent. Executives didn't hike prices because costs had gone up. Instead, they worried that the company was in danger of missing federal targets.
For-profit schools can get no more than 90 percent of their revenues from federal student-aid programs; Corinthian has been in frequent danger of exceeding that mark. Under the law, surpassing that level could make its students ineligible for additional federal grants and loans – a devastating blow to the company's business.
To remedy the problem, the company has sometimes simply raised tuition, forcing students to put more of their own cash toward their education or to take out a private loan.
Massimino said the 12 percent tuition hike coincided with Congress' decision to raise the amount of federal aid for which students could apply, which in turn increased the company's federal revenues and took the company closer to the 90 percent limit.
"We have to raise pricing to re-create a gap," he said.
It wasn't the first time that Corinthian had used this technique. In 2010, executives told Wall Street analysts that they were considering a tuition increase of up to 20 percent at various campuses to avoid going over the 90 percent limit.
Yet Corinthian gets so much federal student aid – $1.7 billion in 2010 – that even these tuition hikes have not been enough. To get more students to take out private loans, the company has made it easy to get one. So easy, in fact, that the default rate on these loans is roughly 50 percent.
To count as part of the revenues that don't come from the federal government, the private loans must be made by a third-party lender. But to get a private lender to give its less-than-creditworthy students these loans, Corinthian has had to guarantee that it will pay if its students do not.
Most businesspeople would hesitate to lend people money if they knew that half of the sum would never be paid back. But to Corinthian, these risky loans are essential to its bottom line: They help keep the company below the 90 percent limit and keep it eligible for hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars.
Corinthian is not the only company to employ this strategy. Many for-profit colleges have similar private lending programs.
But the practice has a growing number of critics, who point out that the private loans often have interest rates higher than those of federal loans. Corinthian told students in 2011 that the loans' interest rate was as high as 14.9 percent with an added 6 percent loan-origination fee. The company says the rate has since been reduced.
Defaulting on these loans can haunt students for years.
"Each charge-off represents an individual who cannot repay a debt and who may be facing aggressive collection tactics," wrote Deanne Loonan, an attorney with the National Consumer Law Center in a report last year detailing the industry's private lending tactics. "These student borrowers generally face numerous collection calls, lawsuits and negative entries on their credit reports that can last for extended periods of time."
And Corinthian's students are not just defaulting on these private loans. The overall default rate for its students on federal loans has been climbing rapidly in recent years. The average default rate for all its campuses jumped from 23 percent in 2005 to 36 percent in 2008, according to the U.S. Senate committee. The industry average is 22 percent.
A school's default rate is a critical measure of whether taxpayers are getting their money's worth from the loans they provide to students. A high rate is a sign that students did not get an education that led to a good job. Excessively high default rates make campuses ineligible for federal student-aid programs. Beginning in 2014, schools must not exceed a 30 percent default rate for three consecutive years or 40 percent in a single year.
Corinthian executives have found ways to lower default rates even if students aren't paying. They announced in 2010 that they would begin investing $10 million a year on what they called "default management." They hired a company called General Revenue Corp., a subsidiary of Sallie Mae, to "cure" students who were not making payments on their loans. Under the plan, a loan was "cured" by encouraging the former student to agree to defer the loan or to put it into forbearance for as long as three years. Those loans then no longer count in Corinthian's default-rate calculation – at least, temporarily.
General Revenue designated 60 employees to begin calling former students who were behind on their payments. The people considered at the most risk of default – which happens if no payments are made for 360 days – would be called as many as 110 times a month, according to an internal document. Corinthian hired two other companies to send people to knock on former students' doors. It promised students at some campuses gift certificates to McDonald's if they called to discuss their loans.
Default rates have since plummeted. At the Anaheim campus, the rate fell from almost 22 percent in 2009 to 10 percent in 2010. At Everest College in Los Angeles, the 28 percent rate of default in 2009 has fallen to 7 percent.
But it is not known if these students will be able to start making payments again when the deferment period ends. And the deferments can end up hurting students since interest often continues to accrue, leaving the student with an even bigger balance.
Loonan said that deferment can help people who currently can't pay because of unemployment or other problems. But those people also need to be provided with financial counseling so that they are better able to pay in the future, she said.
"It's a matter of pushing people into options based on what's best for the school," Loonan said. "The schools are doing this to make themselves look better. More importantly, they are doing this to keep the federal dollars flowing."
Corinthian executives said the deferments are helping students who are facing difficulties in the bad economy. They said the company is providing counseling and financial-literacy courses to former students so that they will be more likely to repay in the future.
"The better we do for our students, believe it or not, the better we do," Massimino said.
When prospective students arrive in the lobby of the Santa Ana campus of Everest College, they see their names beaming from the television in the lobby, the school's way of welcoming them.
They are handed a bulging packet of information. Deep inside that packet is a document with statistics on the success of the campus' students last year, its first full year of classes. Of the 118 students who began the 10-month medical-assistant program, just 57 – or 48 percent – completed on time. The campus says 81 percent of those 57 graduates got a job in the field. Just four students of the 21 who enrolled in the campus's pharmacy-technician program completed their studies on time. One of those students got a job.
Students at the campus are older on average than those enrolling at California's public schools. Many are balancing families and jobs while trying to get their diploma.
At age 50, Denise LoBianco, of Huntington Beach, decided to enroll at the campus to become a medical assistant.
"I needed a career change," she said. "I was asking myself, 'Do I want to be a waitress for the next 25 years or do something that I really want to do?'"
She said that she had worried about returning to school in middle age, but has found Everest an easy transition, despite continuing to work six days a week. The instructors, she said, have taken extra time to help her.
She said her tuition is $23,000. The school says that those graduating with the medical-assistant diploma have landed jobs paying $12 to $18 an hour.
"I think of it as a car," LoBianco said of the cost of tuition. "I'm going to take as much knowledge as I can with me."
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Going backwards on indefinite detention, too?
posted at 1:34 pm on November 15, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
Earlier today, I noted that Barack Obama's team has started hinting that they will move back towards John McCain's position on interrogation techniqiues. Now supporters of Obama who have criticized the Bush administration's position on indefinite detention have begun rethinking that policy as well:
As a presidential candidate, Senator Barack Obama sketched the broad outlines of a plan to close the detention center at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba: try detainees in American courts and reject the Bush administration's military commission system.
Now, as Mr. Obama moves closer to assuming responsibility for Guantánamo, his pledge to close the detention center is bringing to the fore thorny questions under consideration by his advisers. They include where Guantánamo's detainees could be held in this country, how many might be sent home and a matter that people with ties to the Obama transition team say is worrying them most: What if some detainees are acquitted or cannot be prosecuted at all?
That concern is at the center of a debate among national security, human rights and legal experts that has intensified since the election. Even some liberals are arguing that to deal realistically with terrorism, the new administration should seek Congressional authority for preventive detention of terrorism suspects deemed too dangerous to release even if they cannot be successfully prosecuted.
"You can't be a purist and say there's never any circumstance in which a democratic society can preventively detain someone," said one civil liberties lawyer, David D. Cole, a Georgetown law professor who has been a critic of the Bush administration.
You can't? That's all we've heard from the close-Gitmo crowd for the last seven years. Indefinite detention supposedly violates American values, we're losing the war if we adapt to the threat against us, blah blah blah. Certainly Barack Obama never gave any indication of nuanced thinking along the lines of indefinite detention during the last two years while campaigning for the presidency. In fact, Obama made the absolutist case that Cole now belatedly rejects in June 2007:
"While we're at it," he said, "we're going to close Guantanamo. And we're going to restore habeas corpus. … We're going to lead by example _ by not just word but by deed. That's our vision for the future.
Now that Obama has to live with these decisions and not simply snipe from the sidelines, the game appears to have changed. A month ago, the NYT's editorial board scoffed at the Bush administration's efforts to keep Gitmo detainees from being released as merely a way to avoid bad press and not to keep dangerous people from killing Americans. Suddenly, the New York Times discovers that the American system does allow for indefinite detention to protect society from dangerous individuals without full-blown criminal trials — as with the criminally insane.
So what happens when the incoming Obama administration decides to continue indefinite detention and back away from Feinstein's bill on interrogation techniques? Not only will the MoveOn/Code Pink crowd utterly revolt, but it will force a re-evaluation of the Bush administration's efforts to keep this nation safe from attack — and the success he had in doing so.
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Princeton University is providing voter registration information to undergraduate and graduate students in the weeks leading up to the Nov. 2 national election.
This is in compliance with federal law, which mandates that all colleges and universities in the country make voter registration forms available to all students attending their institutions who are eligible to vote. The information also is being offered to other members of the University community.
New Jersey voter registration forms are available in these campus locations:
- Housing office, MacMillan Building;
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- Welcome Desk, Frist Campus Center;
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Graduate School office, Nassau Hall.
Additionally, Princeton Votes 2004, a bipartisan effort to promote political participation, will continue to host voter registration drives on campus at various locations.
New Jersey voter registration and absentee ballot information and forms also are available online at www.state.nj.us/lps/elections under "most requested links." Completed voter registration forms must be received by the New Jersey Division of Elections no later than Oct. 4. Absentee ballot applications sent by mail must be received by Oct. 26.
Students who are not from New Jersey may register to vote in New Jersey or in their home state. National voter registration and absentee ballot information is available on the Web at www.naicu.edu under the "register to vote" icon at the bottom of the page. At the site, students can fill out a voter registration form online or request an absentee ballot form from another state.
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A visit to the Rockefeller Museum leaves archaeology buffs wondering what fascinated them more – this magnificently eclectic complex or the exhibits it houses.
This was Jerusalem's first proper antiquities museum, built opposite the Old City walls by John D. Rockefeller in 1938. It combines Middle Eastern stone archways, domes, and interior courtyards with European accents like the vaulted library (which welcomes drop-ins), heavy walnut doors and metal fixtures imported from England.
The old-fashioned rectangular display cases that line the galleries seem not to have changed since Mandate times, and recall the famous old photos of the "Scrollery" – the room in this building where scholars worked on the Dead Sea Scrolls in the 1950s.
The cases reveal many heritage treasures, especially from the great digs of the early twentieth century such as Gezer, Jericho and Beit She'an, to name just a few. Rockefeller, home to the Israel Antiquities Authority and under the management of the Israel Museum, also mounts changing exhibits.
Perusing everything from coins and jewelry to mosaics, statuary and sarcophagi, history-lovers can wander these long, cool halls in awe for hours.


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Welcome to the forumn, I have never fished the Catt, lake michigan tribs only in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Indiana.
The site below will show you the patterns for lake erie tribs all of which many of which are also used through out the great lakes.
This site shows you how to tie them also.
In the spring though nymph and egg/yarn flies are always effective and sometimes streamers or speys can be effective.
Most important you are going to have to get your fly down to the fish which are laying just above the bottom, they will not normally move far for your fly so if it does not get down to them you are just getting casting and mending practice.
I learned that the hard way in 1980 when I took up steelhead fly fishing. I had been a trout fisherman prior to that.
Good luck, you should pick up one of the GL steelheading books also which are now out. There is one specifically on lake erie tribs I was looking at borders this month. It talks in detail about lake erie tribs and has good overall information.
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