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Shinboku Con will be having an AMV contest this year
General Rules
Note: The following rules are subject to change at any point in time. However, notification will be given on the forums to any changes made to the rules or submission deadline. Entries sent to previous Shinboku Con competitions are not eligible.
All entries must be submitted by midnight
not be accepted). See submission guidelines for more details.
Please note that this is a PG rated convention, and as such, videos that contain excessive mature content will not be accepted. No obscene language please (email firstname.lastname@example.com if you require clarification of this rule). Videos must not exceed five minutes of length. Entrants can submit a maximum of three videos. Videos must not contain bumpers, title screens, credits, or any other forms of creator and/or footage/ audio identification. If a video does contain any of the previously stated identification they may either be re-encoded (decreasing the quality of the video) or disqualified from the competition at the discretion of the AMV coordinators. 70% of the video must contain anime and/or video game footage. Videos must be of the individual's creation, plagiarising other peoples work will not be tolerated and will result in bans from future competitions The AMV coordinator reserves the right to disqualify entries for any reason they see necessary to protect the overall quality and integrity of the event. These reasons can include: Poor video or audio quality. Failure to conform to the rules. The contest is open to international entries and does not require contestants to attend the conventions (however, it is preferred for domestic contestants). Prizes and awards will not be mailed to winners who do not attend the convention. By submitting an entry to Shinboku Con, the video editor grants Shinboku Con non-revocable permission to exhibit and distribute that work. The video editor otherwise retains all rights and responsibilities relating to its creation. The retention of all copyrights remains with the original holder of any and all copyrights. By sending in an entry to the competition, you agree to all the rules listed above.
Contest Structure
Category and award descriptions are guidelines only. The AMV coordinator may add, change, or eliminate categories as they see fit. The competition is divided into two categories, judge and fan votes. Judge Votes – An anonymous panel of Judges will view eligible entries and vote for the best videos, prior
to the convention. The following categories will apply for the 2013 Shinboku Con AMV competition:
Action and/or Upbeat
Drama and/or Romance
Comedy and/or Trailer
Best Technical
Best Overall
Fan Favorite – At the screening of the AMV competition at Shinboku Con, judging forms will be available
from the AMV coordinators as well as distributed randomly to the crowd. Videos will be judged by the
audience with the top video receiving the award of "Fan Favorite". This video is also eligible for awards
in the judge vote categories.
Submission Guidelines
Submissions must be in digital format only (no VHS submissions will be accepted). All AMV's will be tested upon arrival and if any issues with codecs etc, you will be asked to make any necessary changes and submit again. The earlier you get your entry in, the more time we have to fix any problems Submissions can be submitted online. We will be playing from computers, connected to sound systems
and projectors.
Please send the best quality possible. This is not a specific requirement for videos and your entry will not
be judged or excluded from the competition based on it. It is more for your sake more than anything else.
If submitting a large lossless copy, please include a compressed copy (XviD/DivX/x264) as well.
Online Submissions
For online submissions simply host your video online and email your video details to the AMV coordinator (email@example.com). Please do not link to a youtube video as we need to have a copy that can be transferred to an external hard drive for the convention. You will receive a confirmation email when the AMV coordinator has received your entry, downloaded it and confirmed that it works. Please keep the file under 300 megabytes for online submissions, you can do this by using a program like Handbrake to re-encode the video once exported out of your editing program. Please include the following details when submitting (via email to email@example.com) your video to the Shinboku Con AMV Competition: Name (real name) Online Alias (optional)
Studio (optional)
E-mail Address
Intention to attend the convention (I will be attending/I won't be attending/I may be attending)
And for each video entered include the following information:
Names of other editors who have contributed to video (if applicable, where other editors have edited
sections of the video or collaborated)
Video Title
Video Sources (if over 5 just use 'various')
Song Title
Song Artist
Video Category (if unsure just say 'not sure')
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Contact email@example.com if you have any questions or problems and good luck!


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Selective mutism is a condition in which a child who can speak stops speaking, usually in school or social settings.
Selective mutism is most common in children under age 5. The cause, or causes, are unknown. Most experts believe that children with the condition inherit a tendency to be anxious and inhibited. Most children with selective mutism have some form of extreme social fear (phobia).
Parents often think that the child is choosing not to speak, but usually the child is truly unable to speak in certain settings.
Some affected children have a family history of selective mutism, extreme shyness, or anxiety disorders, which may increase their risk for similar problems.
This syndrome is not the same as mutism. In selective mutism, the child can understand and speak, but is unable to speak in certain settings or environments. Children with mutism never speak.
This pattern must be seen for at least 1 month to be selective mutism. (The first month of school does not count, because shyness is common during this period.)
There is no test for selective mutism. Diagnosis is based on the person's history of symptoms.
Teachers and counselors should consider cultural issues, such as recently moving to a new country and speaking another language. Children who are uncomfortable with a new language may not want to use it outside of a familiar setting. This is not selective mutism.
The person's history of mutism should also be considered. People who have been through trauma may show some of the same symptoms seen in selective mutism.
Treating selective mutism involves behavior changes. The child's family and school should participate. Certain medications that treat anxiety and social phobia have been used safely and successfully.
For more information and resources, see selective mutism support groups.
Children with this syndrome can have different outcomes. Some may need to continue therapy for shyness and social anxiety into the teenage years, and possibly into adulthood.
Selective mutism can affect the child's ability to function in school or social settings. Without treatment, symptoms may get worse.
Call your health care provider if your child has symptoms of selective mutism, and it is affecting school and social activities.
Rosenberg Dr, Vandana P, Chiriboga JA. Anxiety disorders. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 23.
Simms MD, Schum RL. Language development and communication disorders. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 32.
Bostic JQ, Prince JB. Child and adolescent psychiatric disorders. In: Stern TA, Rosenbaum JF, Fava M, Biederman J, Rauch SL, eds. Massachusetts General Hospital Comprehensive Clinical Psychiatry. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2008:chap 69.
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NWTF banquet set for March 28 in Tupelo
The Hill Country Strutters chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will hold its second annual banquet Thursday, March 28 at 6 p.m. in Building 5 of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
Tickets are $60 for singles, $80 for couples and $20 for youngsters 15 and under.
The after-dinner auction will include 12 firearms, guided hunts, prints, sculptures, knives, furniture and more.
For more information about this event, call Tim Weston at 662-891-0126.
Kevin Tate
General spring turkey season opens today
The general spring turkey season opens today and continues through May 1.
Bag limits are one adult gobbler or gobbler with at least a 6-inch beard per day, three per spring season. Youth hunters age 15 and under may harvest one gobbler of choice per day, three per spring season. This season is closed in all or parts of Coahoma, Quitman and Sunflower counties.
To participate in spring turkey season, Mississippi residents, ages 16 through 64, must obtain a hunting license, except while hunting on lands titled in their own name.
Hunters planning to use state WMAs are urged to check the area-specific regulations. For more information, visit www.mdwfp.com/turkey or call 601-432-2199.


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Chiefs still 5th after loss to Royals
SPOKANE, Wash. - Victoria took a 4-1 lead midway through the second and turned away a late rally from Spokane as the Royals dropped the Chiefs 5-3 in front of 5,045 fans at the Spokane Arena Sunday night. Adam Power scored his first career WHL goal as Spokane fell to 18-10-0-0 at home and 32-22-2-0 overall.
The Royals raced out to an early 2-0 lead with goals from Jamie Crooks at 2:09 and Jack Walker at 7:08. Victoria seemed to be on the verge of breaking the game wide open with a four minute power play starting at 15:19, but Spokane turned the tables as Dylan Walchuk scored a short-handed goal at 18:01 with assists from Todd Fiddler and Jeremy McIntosh. Victoria outshot Spokane 9-4 for the period.
The second period played out much like the first with the Royals outshooting the Chiefs 9-5. Victoria scored at 5:15 on a short-handed goal from Crooks and again at 13:50 with Ben Walker beating Eric Williams on the power play to give the Royals a 4-1 lead after 40 minutes.
Mitch Holmberg pulled Spokane within a pair of goals at 3:21 in the third as he fired home a rebound with assists from Blake Gal and Mike Aviani. Victoria regained a three score advantage with goal from Austin Carroll at 7:40 against new Chiefs' goalie Garret Hughson who replaced Williams to start the period.
Power's goal at 9:59 was assisted by Jackson Playfair and Stewart Coyle and gave Spokane a surge of momentum. The Chiefs couldn't find the back of the net again though as Patrik Polivka turned away nine other shots in the period.
Williams finished 14 of 18 on save opportunities while Hughson was 9 of 10 and Polivka was 17 of 20. Spokane went 5 for 5 on the penalty kill and 0 of 2 on the power play.
Tonight's three stars: Jamie Crooks (1st), Austin Carroll (2nd), and Jack Walker (3rd).
The Chiefs are home again on Wednesday at 7:05 PM as they host the Calgary Hitmen.


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On July 30, 2013, Sinovac's registration documentations for its proprietary EV71 vaccine were submitted to and accepted by the CDE, CFDA for the technological review on Sinovac's NDA filing.
Singapore: China's biopharmaceutical company Sinovac Biotech has clocked 86.4 percent increase in total sales valued at $17.5 million in second quarter 2013 and scaled gross profit of $13.6 million, an increase of 70.1 percent from $8.0 million in the same period in 2012.
On July 30, 2013, following the completion of inspection on clinical sites by the Beijing Drug Administration, Sinovac's registration documentations for its proprietary EV71 vaccine were submitted to and accepted by the Center for Drug Evaluation (CDE), China Food and Drug Administration for the technological review on Sinovac's new drug application (NDA) filing.
Dr Weidong Yin, Chairman, President and CEO, commented, "We are pleased to report another quarter with strong sales rising by 86.4 percent, driven by robust hepatitis vaccines sales resulting from a favorable competitive environment in China and successful initiatives focused on each market segment implemented by our sales team. With this diversified sales strategy, Sinovac is poised to maximize the upcoming commercial opportunity for our EV71 vaccine for which the NDA filing is under review in China. The top line growth in the current period was the key driver of a higher gross profit and a higher net income as compared to previous quarters."
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The 20th Circuit Judicial Nominating Commission is accepting applications to fill a circuit vacancy created by the resignation of Judge Sherra Winesett.
Applicants must have been members of The Florida Bar for the preceding five years, registered voters, and reside in the territorial jurisdiction of the court at the time he or she assumes office.
Applications may be downloaded from the governor's website at www.flgov.com by clicking the "Judicial" tab or from the Bar's website at www.floridabar.org.
The completed application and eight copies must be delivered to Joseph Linnehan, JNC Chair, One University Park, 12800 University Drive, Suite 600, Ft. Myers 33907 no later than 5 p.m., April 4. The inclusion of a photograph is encouraged. Do not submit three-ring binders.
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Tommy Hilfiger has long claimed Ralph Lauren as his greatest inspiration. Some of his critics have compared Tommy to Ralph in the past, with the comparisons not always being favorable. After seeing Tommy's show yesterday, I realized this was my chance to give him more of the credit he deserves.
After seeing his womenswear show, I was left speechless. He was more than true to form, he delivered; showing true classic American flava, yet he remained uniquely Tommy. Tommy has always had a keen eye for women's classic American fashion, but seeing it walk the runway, it spoke louder than ever. It was clear that no merchandiser, buyer or critic has ever distorted his vision.
THIS was the Tommy I have known and loved.
I have seen at least twenty-five of his shows. I have seen him create hit after hit, yet yesterday's show remained even more creative and innovative, while staying within the margins of what people are buying. It pushed every boundary, yet delivered the ball right over the plate. Congratulations to my longtime mentor and friend!
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Bahcall shares presidential Enrico Fermi Award
Posted October 10, 2003; 12:10 a.m.
John Bahcall, a faculty member at the Institute for Advanced Study and a visiting lecturer with rank of professor at Princeton, has been named one of three winners of the Enrico Fermi Award.
The honor, announced by U.S. Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham, is a presidential award that recognizes scientists of international stature for their lifetimes of exceptional achievement in the development, use or production of energy.
Bahcall and Raymond Davis Jr., a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, were cited "for their innovative research in astrophysics leading to a revolution in understanding the properties of the elusive neutrino, the lightest known particle with mass." Seymour Sack of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory also will be honored "for his contributions to the national security of the United States in his work assuring the reliability of nuclear weapons."
The awards will be presented Wednesday, Oct. 22. More information is available on the Institute for Advanced Study Web site.
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JACKSON – Jeffrey Kleckner was denied a rehearing for his 2009 conviction on four child-sex charges in Union County.
Tuesday, the Mississippi Court of Appeals turned down his appeal for another look at his case.
Last May, the court affirmed his conviction on one count of touching a child for lustful purposes and three counts of sexual battery.
A Union County jury sentenced him to 15 years in prison on the first count to run after his three life sentences.
In his appeal, Kleckner's attorney cited 20 alleged trial errors to support overturning the outcome, along with a 21st to aggregate the others for sufficient weight as to overturn the conviction.
He claimed Kleckner was denied his right to effective counsel, as well as various other alleged violations, including that he failed to be given a continuance when he suffered serious health problems.
For some of these errors, Kleckner failed to cite legal authority, which allowed the court to disregard them.
The court also said it found no merit in other claims he made about police questioning, his arrest, his right to a speedy trial and jury impartiality.
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TUPELO – An Alabama man faces felony charges of enticement of a child for sexual purposes in Tupelo.
Tupelo Police arrested Jonathan Hayes, 37, of Cordova, Ala., on Sunday. His bond was set at $75,000 on Monday. Due to the nature of the crime, police could not offer many details but said the arrest is part of an ongoing investigation.


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CINCINNATI (AP) --Shin-Soo Choo scored in the eighth inning on Arizona's fourth wild pitch of the game, and the Cincinnati Reds raced to an improbable 2-1 win over the Diamondbacks on Thursday. Choo scored both Cincinnati runs, helping the Reds to their third win in the four-game series. Cincinnati (73-55) improved to a season-high 18 games over .500 and increased its lead over Arizona to seven games in the race for the National League's second wild-card playoff spot. Choo singled to lead off the eighth against reliever Eury De La Rosa (0-1) and moved to second when De La Rosa's pickoff attempt rolled away from first baseman Paul Goldschmidt. Todd Frazier sacrificed Choo to third, and Choo scored when ball four to Joey Votto was a wild pitch. Mat Latos (13-4) went eight innings for the win. In his previous three starts, Latos (13-4) had received only five runs of offensive support. He made the most of two runs on Thursday, allowing just one run and five hits to Arizona. Latos struck out seven, didn't walk anyone and hit one batter with a pitch. Sam LeCure gave up two hits in the ninth, but managed to earn his first career save. Arizona starter Trevor Cahill, in his second start since coming off the disabled list, allowed four hits and one run. He walked three, struck out seven and threw three wild pitches -- all in the third inning. Cahill allowed two hits but still faced the minimum 12 batters over his final four innings, with help from a caught stealing and a double-play ball. In the third, the Reds put runners in second and third with one out. Brandon Phillips cashed in the opportunity with a run-scoring groundout for a 1-0 lead. Cahill entered the game with 11 wild pitches this season, and now has a major league-high 14. The Diamondbacks took a more conventional route in getting even 1-1 in fourth. Adam Eaton and Goldschmidt led off with singles, Arizona's first hits off of Latos. Martin Prado hit into a double play, but Aaron Hill rapped a sharp one-hopper that third baseman Frazier couldn't handle. Hill was credited with a run-scoring infield hit. NOTES: Cincinnati RHP Jonathan Broxton is expected to have surgery after he was placed on the disabled list with a strained right forearm. ... The Reds moved RHP Johnny Cueto to the 60-day disabled list to open a roster spot for RHP Nick Christiani, who was called up from Triple-A Louisville. ... Arizona C Miguel Montero was 1-for-2 with a double and a walk. INF Willie Bloomquist was 2-for-3 with a run scored on Wednesday while on rehab assignments with the team's rookie-level Arizona League affiliate. ... LHP Wade Miley (9-8) is Arizona's scheduled starter in Friday's opener of a three-game series at Philadelphia ... RHP Homer Bailey (8-10) is due to start at home for the Reds against Milwaukee.
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Historian examines Army recruitment, April 11
Beth Bailey, professor of history at Temple
University, will examine the history of Army recruitment in the United
States at noon Tuesday, April 11, at 210 Dickinson Hall. She will
deliver a paper titled, "The Army in the Marketplace: Recruiting an
All-Volunteer Force."
Bailey, a historian specializing in 20th-century America, has written several books about America's politics, culture and sexual revolution during that time period.
This event is sponsored by the Modern American Workshop, the Department of History, the Davis Center for Historical Studies, the Program in African-American Studies and the Graduate School. Lunch will be provided. For advance copies of the paper, e-mail Jason Sharples.


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A few weeks ago, we were delighted to welcome Kai Brach, founder of Offscreen Magazine, to the FontFont office to be our guest on our second podcast, Talking Types.
Kai started his highly successful magazine, back in 2011, having spent a number of years working in the web design industry. The magazine is available in print only and takes a look at the people and personalities behind the pixels.
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On 01/02/2013 Prentiss County Deputies arrested Jacob Lee Holmes, 26, of CR 7040 Booneville and he faces charges of aggravated assault stemming from a stabbing incident that occurred at 19 CR 5005 Booneville.
The victim suffered a single stab wound to the neck. He was transported to North Mississippi Medical Center where he remains. Holmes was released on a $25,000 bond the following day
On Thursday12/27/2012, Authorities with the Prentiss County Sheriff's Office, Booneville Police Department and the North Mississippi Narcotics Unit executed a search warrant at the residence of Marty Lambert 43 on North Road Booneville.
Investigators discovered 93 dosage units of Dilaudid (Hydromorphone) and seized about $1,900 cash.
Lambert was charged with Conspiracy to Distribute a Controlled Substance and Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance.
His bond was set at $20,000.
Prentiss County Sheriff Randy Tolar tells WCBI.com Evan Cox, 26, Kenny Turner III, 25, and Walker Reynolds, 25, all of Booneville were charged after narcotics officers and deputies served a search warrant Friday at 134 County Road 7131 in Booneville.
Tolar says investigators discovered a meth lab during the search and charged the three. Cox is charged with manufacturing meth, Turner with conspiracy to manufacture meth and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, and Reynolds with manufacturing meth and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
Two firearms were recovered from the residence, one of which was determined to have been stolen from Tennessee.
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Former U.N. delegate from Bangladesh to discuss Security Council, Oct. 2
Posted September 27, 2001; 11:06 a.m.
diplomat Anwarul Karim Chowdhury will present a public lecture titled "The U.N. Security Council: A Third World Perspective" at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 2, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Chowdhury was the permanent representative of Bangladesh to the United Nations from 1996 until recently, when he was transferred to the Bangladeshi ministry. A career diplomat, he specializes in U.N. and multilateral affairs, with special focus on economic, development and social issues.
He chaired the Administrative and Budgetary Committee of the 52nd Session of the U.N. General Assembly as well as the Preparatory Committee for the five-year review of the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development at the 1999 Special Session of the U.N. General Assembly. He also served two terms as vice president of the U.N.'s Economic and Social Council.
Chowdhury is the immediate past president of the UNICEF executive board and is a recipient of the U Thant Peace Award and the UNESCO Gandhi Gold Medal.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Office of External Affairs.
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A broken jaw is a break (fracture) in the jaw bone. A dislocated jaw means the lower part of the jaw has moved out of its normal position at one or both joints where the jaw bone connects to the skull (temporomandibular joints).
Dislocated jaw; Fractured jaw; Broken jaw; TMJ dislocation
A broken or dislocated jaw usually heals well after treatment. But the jaw may become dislocated again in the future.
Complications may include:
The most common cause of a broken or dislocated jaw is injury to the face. This may be due to:
Symptoms of a broken jaw include:
Symptoms of a dislocated jaw include:
A broken or dislocated jaw requires prompt medical attention because of the risk of breathing problems or bleeding. Call your local emergency number (such as 911) or local hospital for further advice.
Hold the jaw gently in place with your hands while traveling to the emergency room. A bandage may also be wrapped over the top of the head and under the jaw. The bandage should be easily removable in case you need to vomit.
If breathing problems or heavy bleeding occurs, or if there is severe facial swelling, a tube may be placed into your airways to help you breathe.
Temporarily bandaging the jaw (around the top of the head) to prevent it from moving may help reduce pain.
Treatment for a fractured jaw depends on how badly the bone is broken. If you have a minor fracture, the fracture can heal on its own. You may only need pain medicines and to follow a soft or liquid diet for a while.
Surgery is often needed for moderate to severe fractures. The jaw may be wired to the teeth of the opposite jaw to improve stability. Jaw wires are usually left in place for 6 to 8 weeks. Small rubber bands (elastics) are used to hold the teeth together. After a few weeks, some of the elastics are removed to allow motion and reduce joint stiffness.
If the jaw is wired, you can only drink liquids or eat very soft foods. Have blunt scissors readily available to cut the elastics in the event of vomiting or choking. If the wires must be cut, consult a health care provider promptly so they can be replaced.
If the jaw is dislocated, the health care provider may be able to place it back into the correct position using the thumbs. Numbing medicines (anesthetics) and muscle relaxants may be needed to relax the jaw muscles.
The jaw may need to be stabilized. This usually involves bandaging the jaw to keep the mouth from opening widely. In some cases, surgery is needed to do this, particularly if repeated jaw dislocations occur.
After dislocating your jaw, you should not open your mouth widely for at least 6 weeks. Support your jaw with one or both hands when yawning and sneezing.
Do not attempt to correct the position of the jaw. A doctor should do this.
A broken or dislocated jaw requires prompt medical attention. Emergency symptoms include difficulty breathing or heavy bleeding.
Safe practices in work, sports, and recreation, such as wearing a proper helmet when playing football, or using mouth guards, can prevent some accidental injuries to the face or jaw.
Herrmann HJ. Wilderness dentistry and management of facial injuries. In: Auerbach PS, ed. Wilderness Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Mosby; 2007:chap 26.
Kellman RM. Maxillofacial trauma. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Mosby; 2010:chap 23.
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For some, it may be a challenge to restrain yourself at holiday parties when you see beneficial business networking opportunities for in a room. For others even thinking about business development at a holiday is difficult to imagine. No matter how you feel about it now – coming up with a strategy to make holiday parties into B/D opportunities should be your mind set. However doing this in a...Read More


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Major European stock markets recovered strongly at the end of the week from the 23rd to the 27th of July 2012 (Milan +4.1%, +0.9% Frankfurt, Paris +2.7%, -0.4% London, Madrid +5.9%). Markets reacted positively after European Prime Ministers reached an agreement on the protection of the Euro currency.
The Auto&Parts sector was up by 2.0% (Stoxx Auto) benefiting from the positive industry newsflow.
Pirelli, the first to publish half-yearly results in tire sector, ended the week at 8.1 € after a rise of 9.4%, in strong outperformance compared to peers. The activity on the stock was high, with over 6.2 million units traded in average per day, 70% more than last month's average.
Positive comments from analysts on the results with a higher than expected operating performance (+5% vs. Consensus estimates on the ebit.) which confirms the strong position in the premium segment. According to HSBC (Buy and TP at 15 €), Pirelli is confirmed as a " strong premium story" and the stock with the best earnings growth profile in the tire sector.
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Sociologist to speak on black denominations, Dec. 13
Posted November 17, 2004; 03:48 p.m.
Omar McRoberts, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Chicago, will speak on "State 'Regulation' of Religion and the Art of Bonsai: Black Denominations in the New Deal Era" at noon Monday, Dec. 13, in 307 Frist Campus Center on the Princeton University campus.
The lecture is co-sponsored by the Center for the Study of Religion and the Program in African American Studies .
McRoberts is conducting a study of black religious responses to, and influences on, social welfare policy since the New Deal, culminating with President Bush's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. McRoberts is also initiating an ethnographic project on cultures of death and dying among black congregations in low-income urban contexts.
His first book, "Streets of Glory: Church and Community in a Black Urban Neighborhood," is based on an ethnographic study of religious life in Four Corners, a poor, predominantly black neighborhood in Boston containing 29 congregations. It explains the high concentration, wide variety and ambiguous social impact of religious activity in the neighborhood.
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Cornel West discusses the work of 16th-century Protestant reformer Martin Luther with his co-instructor Robert George and students in the freshman seminar "Great Books: Ideas and Arguments." West and George, two of Princeton's best-known public intellectuals, devised the course to draw students into their debates on the ideas of classical, medieval and modern thinkers.
At left: From left, freshman Fatu Conteh engages in discussion with George and West during a class session. Conteh said the professors' "conversations with us have always been enlightening and thought-provoking."
Photos: Denise Applewhite
The Princeton Weekly Bulletin featured stories on two freshman seminars, both focusing on the intersection between art and science, in its Nov. 20, 2006, issue. The April 9, 2007, issue includes stories on four more seminars -- these a little more wide-ranging in their subject matter.
Freshmen this semester are discovering the excitement and challenge of working in a small-group setting with faculty and fellow students on topics such as great books, the chemistry of chocolate, black music and the DNA/iPod connection.
These are just a sampling of the 70 courses offered during the fall and spring semesters through Princeton's freshman seminar program. This year, some 950 freshmen -- nearly 80 percent of the class -- have enrolled.
Almost universally, students say that their freshman seminar was one of their best academic experiences at Princeton and that they form their most enduring intellectual friendships with fellow students in the seminar.
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Wrestling with great books and ideas
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From the April 9, 2007, Princeton Weekly Bulletin
As two of Princeton's most prominent public intellectuals on opposite sides of the political spectrum, Robert George and Cornel West might seem to be an unlikely team to lead a freshman seminar.
That notion, however, is quickly dissolved by watching George and West engage their students and each other in "Great Books: Ideas and Arguments," a seminar that grapples with virtue, truth and justice through the works of thinkers ranging from Sophocles and Plato to W.E.B. DuBois and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
George, the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions, is a vocal political and social conservative and a bioethics adviser to President Bush. West, the Class of 1943 University Professor of Religion, is a forceful Bush critic and a ubiquitous commentator on race and class issues in America. But for both men, the "Great Books" seminar illustrates their own intellectual friendship and the value of "paideia," the Greek tradition of community-building through open and vigorous dialogue.
"It's our calling as teachers," West said. "One of the things we do share is a profound commitment to paideia for ourselves as well as students. It's very important for us, very important for the course, and it's a joy to be able to enact that."
Fatu Conteh, one of 15 freshmen in the seminar, said, "Professor West and Professor George's conversations with us have always been enlightening and thought-provoking. I especially like the way they encourage us to question and challenge these authors and their ideas. In addition, it is always a delight to see both Professor West and Professor George engage in such interesting exchanges. … I have learned a lot about humanity, in terms of our beliefs and values, and myself."
During a recent session, George and West led a discussion of Martin Luther's 1520 treatise "Babylonian Captivity of the Church," a central document of the Protestant Reformation. They operated smoothly as a team, drawing out questions and comments from the students as they examined Luther's discontent with the Catholic Church while touching on issues of free will, individualism, atheism, democracy and dialogue.
"So many of the issues that we've seen in the past few weeks, which really come to a head with Luther, are about how to pull together tendencies in opposed directions," George noted to the class. "The challenge -- and in every case it seems so difficult -- is to hold them both, not with a kind of pragmatic compromise but with a principled, rationally defensible way of having both: understanding God as both transcendent and immanent; understanding humans as free but with limited options; understanding the need for democratic participation in decision-making but also … for structures that have authority. It seems so difficult for us frail human beings to avoid going to one extreme or the other."
West added, "Democracy is the practice of giving and answering reasons -- it's dialogical. I'm not going to listen to you and accept what you have to say because of where you were born or what color you are or what your class origins are or who your mother and father are. I want to know the quality of your argument."
That sentiment also reflects how the professors developed their relationship and the seminar after West interviewed George in 2004 for the student-run Green Light magazine.
"We spent a couple of hours kicking back and forth, arguing," George recalled. "Then the tape ran out and we spent two more hours still going at it. Then we argued our way down to my car. Then we stood by my car for a half-hour and argued. Finally, we had to go get some dinner -- we were exhausted."
They began to meet regularly and decided to take their debates into the classroom for a seminar that examines "books that had been meaningful and important in our own intellectual odysseys," George said.
"These writings are not pieces in a museum called the History of Ideas," he said. "We want to engage the authors -- Plato, Aristotle, Marx, Luther, Sophocles, Augustine -- and to consider the contemporary relevance of their works. We want to argue with them, to wrestle with them and to learn from them."


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Hey, with almost sixty long boxes and around 20,000 funny books, I've bought some turds. I'll admit it.
Limited series that didn't need to be.
Ongoing series that were mercifully short.
Smaller companies struggling to get started with subpar retreads of classic heroes.
For instance. After Avengers West Coast finished it's run, the main Avengers called the West Coasters in for a little meeting and said "Hey. We are shutting down the West Coast Compound. You have no say in it..." and this sufficiently ticked the WCA off enough to start FORCE WORKS. Lamely named because the use of force gets the job done. Force Works. Get it? U.S. Agent got a superbly lame new costume and a bunch of other lame stuff happened. Lame.
Or how about Fantastic Force? A F4 spin off title with all the rejects from the Fantastic Four who decided to join together like Layla, the Human Torch's Skrull wife, and some other lame people. Lame.
Then there was the guy what started off in Spider-Man books, that was basically a rip off of Spawn with a possesed cape/costume who was from a couple of years in the future and was trying to track down his own murderer or some crap. LAME.
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Dance faculty to show new choreography, March 11
Posted March 2, 2006; 09:31 p.m.
Princeton dance
faculty members Rebecca Lazier and Meghan Durham will present new dance
choreography at 8 p.m. Saturday, March 11, in the Hagan Dance Studio,
185 Nassau St.
The free performance will offer audiences the chance to see new work and speak directly with the choreographers during a post-performance discussion.
Lazier will present "Serenade: My First Ballet," which uses Pytor Tchaikovsky's score, "Serenade for Strings in C Major." Performing the piece will be Terrain, a New York City-based dance company directed by Lazier. Her project has been made possible with funding from the University's Council of the Humanities and the Brown Fund.
Durham will present excerpts of her work "Appetite." The ensemble piece will be performed by Merge Dance, a Philadelphia-based company directed by Durham. She received support from the Philadelphia Foundation, Philadelphia Dance Projects and the Painted Bride Art Center Artist Access.


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Technology has changed rapidly in recent years. What was once only viable in the ideas of science fiction writers is becoming a reality today. Telepresence is one of those areas that was seen in futuristic novels and television shows not that long ago for some people. However, there are still some myths that surround this technology, making it critical to debunk those myths and move forward with its use.
It Uses Too Much Bandwidth
Bandwidth is often a major concern for businesses and educational facilities. Using too much bandwidth costs money and slows down the online experience for everyone. This is why many companies and schools have been hesitant to use video conferencing. However, with advances in technology and changes to coding, these conferences now use more than 50 percent less bandwidth, making it a viable option for many.
It Costs Too Much
Businesses are constantly seeking ways to save money to increase their profits. Telepresence seems like it would be a costly way to keep in touch and hold meetings. Those who think this technology costs too much, though, have not likely looked at all their options. There are many services available that offer these services at reasonable rates, especially if you will be using it often. In most cases, when compared to travel reimbursements and lost time at work, the cost of any telepresence service is well worth it.
It Has a Limited Reach
Some people mistakenly think video conferencing can only be used by executives or within a particular organization. This is also not true. Video conferencing does not limit what you can do. Instead, it increases your ability to do more and reach more people. You can now hold instant meetings with your clients, other locations for your business and even your vendors. With telepresence, your options are almost literally endless.
Don't allow the use of new technology or the myths that surround telepresence keep you from taking advantage. Instead, do your research and learn which information is true and which is a myth. Once you can get beyond the myths, you will see how useful this technology can be for your business.


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Dr. Zimmerman came to IPFW in 1979 and retired in 1997 as dean of students and director of career services.She was co-coordinator of the job location service. She served as president of the Junior League in 1980. She was appointed dean in 1988. Dr. Zimmerman received the Women of Achievement award in ? She received degrees from Indiana University (B.A., 1964; M.S., 1967; Ed.D., 1985).
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Here is one kid that gets it right!!
Stan b & Elvis
Great little kid. I can hardly believe a 7 yr old is this serious about flag & country. I was surely much more of a dork at that age.
"Know in your heart that all things are possible. We couldn't conceive of a miracle if none ever happened." -Libby Fudim
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Kudos to Casey and his family and everyone who supported them against the asinine, bassackwards pc bs going on in our schools these days! Good for the bikers who showed up to escort him that morning, I'm not a biker, but that boy will never forget that morning.
Bill Davis
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EB92 In-Ear MicroFit Monitors
"NOTE: THIS MAY ALSO BE REFERRED TO AS THE KICKER PHENOM. THE PART NUMBER SHOWN FOR THE KICKER PHENOM PHONES I HAVE IS EB92S As I contemplated giving these a go, I became aware that there was one thing that I wasn't too thrilled about. No mic or controls. I am a person constantly on the go, so most of my listening doesn't get done off of my Fiio amp, but just straight..." --MadMusicJunkie
" Was generally attracted to these headphones by the wooden look and the odd buds at the end. Fifteen minutes later I was fairly shocked at the big package I got in such a small one. While these are great for portability, they are annoying when they get tangles (but that happens to all of them unless they are self retractable). All in all, great earbuds. " --thatnewguy15


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Its ultra-slim, thin as a laptop design, brilliant wide-screen performance and easy wireless connectivity (802.11 b/g/n) make this the ultimate choice in portable multimedia projectors. It easily delivers HD video content or images from your wide screen notebook with native WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution. Couple this with 3000 lumens white light output and results are amazing. Projector weighs just 3.8 lb. and is just 1.7" tall, so you can take it virtually anywhere. Connecting is simple on a Mac or PC with USB Plug 'n Play instant setup. A Quick Connect wireless USB key provides fast pairing with wireless connectivity. Auto keystone and Screen Fit automatically adjust the image and focus to fill the screen being used. You can even use a USB memory device and deliver your presentation PC-free or connect via HDMI.
Epson V11H476020 5/6/2013
Projector 5/6/2013Bob from New Berlin, WI
Good product overall. Some of the setup instructions are not included. I had to search the Internet for some of the instructions that I thought would have been included.


text: Billing Policies and Procedures eBill https://cdnapisec.kaltura.com/p/1513041/sp/151304100/embedIframeJs/uiconf_id/28273021/partner_id/1513041?iframeembed=true&playerId=kaltura_player&entry_id=1_8suf2uqw&flashvars[localizationCode]=en&flashvars[leadWithHTML5]=true&flashvars[sideBarContainer.plugin]=true&flashvars[sideBarContainer.position]=left&flashvars[sideBarContainer.clickToClose]=true&flashvars[chapters.plugin]=true&flashvars[chapters.layout]=vertical&flashvars[chapters.thumbnailRotator]=false&flashvars[streamSelector.plugin]=true&flashvars[EmbedPlayer.SpinnerTarget]=videoHolder&flashvars[dualScreen.plugin]=true&&wid=1_axbdvy8i" In lieu of a paper billing statement, Drexel Central uses an electronic billing system that allows you and anyone you have authorized to access your account summary and eBill statements online. Paperless billing is a secure, cost-effective method that allows you to receive account statements in a timely manner, as well as have the convenience of accessing up to 12 months of billing history for students with active university accounts In order to receive an eBill statement, a student must have registered for classes or co-op five days prior to the bill issuing date. We remind all of our students of their responsibility to check for their latest eBill, and submit their payment on or before the due date. For individuals who may be assisting with payment, and are not authorized users, we recommend that the student print a copy of the eBill or create a PDF to share this information. Download the Understanding Your eBill [PDF] guide for helpful information about reading your eBill statements. Student Billing Account You can access your billing account via your Drexel One account. In your billing account you are able to do the following: View all transactions on your account in real time Download and print available eBill statements as PDFs Set-up authorized users to have access to your billing account Establish bank accounts for making online payments and receiving refunds Make electronic payments You can access your billing information by: Log into DrexelOne. Select the "Billing and Financial Aid" tab. Click the "eBills" link in the "Account Balance and Bill channel. Click the "Review eBill" link in the top navigation. eBill Statements Drexel Central creates eBill statements once a month based up recent registration, payments, or transactions to your student account. When a new eBill is created, you will be sent an electronic notification via your official Drexel University student email account. This electronic notification provides a web link to your DrexelOne account to view the latest eBill, and includes the current due date and any balance/credit due. Authorized Users You have the ability to grant permission to other payers, such as parents, guardians, and employers, to be authorized users, which gives them access to the eBill 24 hours a day. Once permission is granted, the authorized user will be allowed to make online eCheck or credit card payments on your behalf. Additionally, if you have more than one family member paying your bill you can authorize multiple users. We strongly encourage students to set up the authorized users one month prior to registration. To add an individual as an authorized user: Log into DrexelOne. Select the "Billing and Financial Aid" tab. Click the "Authorized Users" link in the "Payment and Refund Information" channel. Click the "Authorized Users" tab, which is located in the upper tab area. Click "Add Authorized User". Input the email address of the authorized user - please use all lowercase letters as the system is case sensitive. Review the options area to determine the level of access you will grant. Click the "Add User" button. Please read the agreement. To authorize, you must enter the last four digits of your student identification number in the box. Click the "I Agree" button. Two emails will be sent to the authorized user. One will include a link to the authorized user website and the email address you have authorized; the second will have the password. The first time the authorized user logs in, he/she will be prompted to select a new password. Once an individual has been granted access as an authorized user, they will be able to access your billing account information at www.drexel.edu/ebill. Please note that granting access as an authorized user does not give the individual access to your Drexel One account or academic information, nor does it take the place of the university's FERPA policies. Text Message Notifications You can sign up to receive text messages every time a new eBill is issued for you. Authorized users can also sign up to receive text messages. To sign up a mobile number, use the following instructions: Log in to Drexel One. Click the "Billing and Financial Aid " tab. Click the "eBills" link in the "Account Balance and Bill" channel. Click the "My Account" tab. Click the "My Profiles". Select "Communication". Fill out the mobile phone and carrier information. Click "Save Changes." You will then see a message at the top "Profile changes were saved". Please note, standard messaging rates apply. eBill Suite Planned Outages There are set times that the eBill suite will not be available due to scheduled maintenance. The eBill Suite and all online functions will be unavailable from 2:00 am to 6:00 am EST for the following dates: November 15, 2013 December 13, 2013 January 3, 2014 February 7, 2014 March 7, 2014 April 11, 2014 May 9, 2014 June 6, 2014 July 11, 2014 August 8, 2014 September 5, 2014 October 3, 2014 November 7, 2014 December 5, 2014 Late Fees If you do not pay your balance in full by the due date listed on your eBill, a late fee of 1% of the outstanding balance will be assessed to your account. The late fee will appear as a charge on your next month's eBill. Late fees will continue to accrue on your account every month you continue to have an outstanding balance due. Late fees charged to your account become part of your overall balance due to the University and you are responsible for paying them. If you have questions regarding late fee(s) that have been assessed to your account, please contact Drexel Central. Financial Holds A financial hold is placed on your student account if you fail to pay your account balance listed on your eBill by the billing due date. A financial hold prevents you from performing any of the following actions: Registering for courses for future academic terms Participating in co-op interviews Viewing your grades Ordered and receiving a transcript Receiving your diploma A financial hold will only be removed once you have covered your outstanding balance in full. If you make a payment online by eCheck or credit card your financial hold will be lifted within 24 hours; a financial hold can also be lifted immediately if you make a full payment in-person at the Cashier's window in the Drexel Central University City Campus office. You can view a list of the different types of holds that can be placed on a student's account at the Drexel Central Holds page. Housing Deposit For students who reside in Drexel housing, housing deposits will be held until June. At the end of June, deposits will be applied to the student's account. If a student is assessed any housing damage charges, those charges will be deducted from the deposit before it is applied to the student's account. Student Financial Obligation and Tuition Repayment Agreement The Student Financial Obligation and Tuition Repayment Agreement (SFO) is designed to make students aware of their rights and responsibilities related to the bill they receive from Drexel University. Registering for classes and/or Co-op generates a bill that is solely the student's responsibility to pay; to ensure that all students are aware of this responsibility, Drexel University requires all students to read the (SFO) and either agree, disagree or indicate no intention to register for the upcoming term. Reading and completing the SFO is done via DrexelOne once timetickets have opened for the following term. A student will be prompted to complete the SFO before they are allowed to register. If a student opts to disagree with the SFO, a hold will be placed on their account preventing registering. Students are allowed to subsequently agree to the SFO and register for classes and/or co-op if they decide to. Students graduating, going on vacation or completing a leave of absence or university withdrawal have the option to indicate "No Interest" to the SFO for the term they will not be registering for. Student Financial Obligation Statement Below is the text of the Student Financial Obligation and Tuition Repayment Agreement that students are required to read and either agree, disagree or indicate no pending registration via DrexelOne before they can register for an upcoming term (please note that the text below does NOT include the statements agreeing, disagreeing or indicating no pending registration): I understand that once I am registered for course(s) and/or participating in the Cooperative Education Program at Drexel University, I become solely responsible for payment of the resulting tuition, fees and any other balances pursuant to the Student Financial Obligations and Tuition Repayment Agreement. Regardless of any expected reliance on any third-party resource, including but not limited to financial aid, family gifts, employer reimbursement, or any other external resource, I remain personally responsible for paying any and all outstanding balances. This Agreement shall constitute a Promissory Note, obligating me to pay all outstanding balances due Drexel University. I understand that these balances are considered a Loan for Educational Purposes which is being made by Drexel University. Further, I understand that per University Policy, payments made by me, or a third party on my behalf, may be applied to oldest Prior Term balances first, as appropriate. Withdrawal Policy I understand that if I am not planning to attend, it is my responsibility to drop my course(s), as Drexel University will not automatically cancel my registration. I understand that in accordance with Drexel University's Tuition Refund/Credit Schedule Policy, my effective date of withdrawal (whether it is from an individual(s) course or from Drexel University completely) will determine the amount of credit that I may be eligible to receive, if any, thereby reducing the total amount of fees owed at Drexel University. The Tuition Refund/Credit Policy and/or Add/Drop/Withdraw/Leave of Absence policy may be found at the Drexel Central website: http://www.drexel.edu/drexelcentral. Failure To Pay I understand that should I fail to pay any outstanding balances in full when due, and my account becomes delinquent, a late fee of one percent (1%) of my total outstanding balance will be assessed on a monthly basis, and added to my total outstanding balance. I further understand that when my account becomes delinquent, Drexel University, in addition to placing a financial hold on my account, and assessing late fees, may restrict my right to register or receive other Drexel University services in accordance with Drexel University Policies, until all past due balances have been paid. These restrictions include, but are not limited to: (1) withholding future registration privileges or schedule adjustments; (2) withholding the awarding of any degree(s), diploma(s), or certificates(s); and/or (3) withholding official transcripts. Collections For Nonpayment I understand that should my student account become delinquent, Drexel University reserves the right to assign my delinquent account(s) to a contracted collection agency, attorney and/or credit bureau. I understand that I will be held responsible for all fees and/or costs, associated with the recovery of my delinquent accounts(s), including but not limited to: collection fees, attorney fees, court costs and service fees, in addition to my outstanding balance. Collection fees and/or attorney fees will be assessed at a maximum rate of thirty three and one third percent (331/3) of my balance due. Collection Activity Involving Cell Phone Numbers and E-mail Addresses I authorize Drexel University and its agents, representatives, attorneys and contractors (including collection agencies) to contact me at my cellular telephone number or wireless communication service, now or in the future, using automated dialing systems, artificial or pre-recorded voice or text messages, or live representative calls, regarding my obligation to repay any debt I owe to Drexel University, which is/or may become past due, resulting from my registration. I understand that it is my responsibility to assure the security of any e-mail addresses utilized for this purpose, and to protect my password information, as others may be able to review my messages and/or e-mails related to my debts sent to or from Drexel University, including their contents, which may include information about my debt and its status. Acknowledgement (Statement Agreeing to SFO) I hereby acknowledge the following: That I have read and understand this Agreement. That I eighteen (18) years or older as of today's date. That I must log into my DrexelOne account to access my billing statements, and that paper bills are not generated and/or forwarded to me. That I may have been registered for course(s) or Cooperative Education assignment by my Academic Advisor or other University official, and that I am aware of this registration, and accept responsibility for this registration. That I am physically in Philadelphia, PA when signing this agreement (If not physically in Philadelphia, PA when signing this Agreement, please indicate the Zip Code of your current location):___________ That by clicking on the "Signature" button below, and signing the Agreement, I am consenting to be bound by this Agreement, as of today's date, which shall serve as a Promissory Note, thereby obligating me to pay all outstanding balances due Drexel University, and shall supersede any previous version of this Agreement. (Statement Indicating No Intention to Register and/or attend classes/co-op) I assert that I am not registering for this upcoming Term, and only wish access to my account, for non-registration related purposes. (Statement Disagreeing to SFO) I do not agree with the terms of these registration requirements, and understand that I am not permitted to register. Instructions for Completing the SFO Completing the SFO: Log in to your DrexelOne account Select the "Academics" tab Select the "Check Your Registration Information" link in the "Registration" channel You will immediately be brought to the SFO agreement. To Agree with the Terms of the SFO: Click the "Acknowledge" buttons after the "Collections for Nonpayment", "Collection Activity Involving Cell Phone Numbers and E-mail Addresses" and after the "Acknowledgement" list as well as input your Name and unique ID into the spaces provided. To Disagree with the Terms of the SFO: Click the "Acknowledge" buttons after the "Collections for Nonpayment", "Collection Activity Involving Cell Phone Numbers and E-mail Addresses" and after the "Acknowledgement" list click the Disagree button. To Indicate You Have No Intention of Registering for or attending Classes/Co-op for the Upcoming Term: Click the "NO INTEREST" button at the top of the page. If you indicated you disagree a hold will be placed on your account. This hold will prevent any kind of registration for the selected upcoming term. You are allowed to change your answer from "Disagree" or "Not Interested" to "Agree" at a later date. (Please note that you are NOT allowed to change your answer after you have agreed to the SFO.) To Update Your Answer on the SFO: Log in to your DrexelOne account Select the "Academics" tab Select the "More BannerWeb Student Services" link at the bottom of the "Grades, Transcripts, and Records" channel Select the "Review Student Financial Obligation Agreements" link at the bottom Click on the "No Interest/Declined" in the Status Column of the SFO Term you wish to update You will be brought back to the SFO: To Agree with the Terms of the SFO: Click the "Acknowledge" buttons after the "Collections for Nonpayment", "Collection Activity Involving Cell Phone Numbers and E-mail Addresses" and after the "Acknowledgement" list as well as input your Name and unique ID into the spaces provided. Dewar Tuition Insurance As a supplement to Drexel University's Refund Policy, A.W.G Dewar has been approved to offer an insurance program, The Tuition Refund Plan (TRP). The plan supplements the college refund schedule and provides more generous refunds throughout the entire term. If you withdraw from classes due to personal illness or accident, this plan will return up to 75% of your insured tuition and fees. Enrollment forms with complete details are mailed to students in June and August, or you can complete the application online. The TRP provides coverage according to the term of the policy for tuition, mandatory fees and room charges. Benefits under the TRP can provide a valuable resource for students who need to withdraw for medical reasons. Please contact A.W.G Dewar, (Inc.) at (617) 774-1555 or you can access their website for more information or to apply. Tuition and Fee Explanation Cost Explanation Tuition Tuition is the cost associated with enrolling and participating in classes at Drexel University. General Fee The General Fee is assessed to all students and supports services such as Student Centers, library and informational technology. The fee entitles you to participate in student government. This fee does not cover any breakage deposits or charges. Laboratory Fee The Laboratory Fee is assessed to all students to offset expenses associated with maintaining and purchasing equipment for student labs that are located on campus. Student Activity Fee The Student Activity Fee is assessed to all students and funds student activities. The distribution of the funds is managed through the Student Activity Fee Allocation Committee and the Undergraduate Student Government Association. Standardized Patient Fee The Standardized Patient Fee is assessed to students in certain majors in the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Equipment Fee The Equipment Fee is assessed to students in certain majors in the College of Nursing and Health Professions. Tuition and Fee Guidelines 2014-2015 Academic Year All students will be billed when registration occurs. Any student adjusting their schedule after billing has occurred will receive an adjusted bill in the next billing period. 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This is where Frodo, Bilbo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, and the rest of the hobbits live. I'd kind of like to live there, too. Maybe I can move to New Zealand and take up residence in Bag End.
This is where Frodo, Bilbo, Sam, Merry, Pippin, and the rest of the hobbits live. I'd kind of like to live there, too. Maybe I can move to New Zealand and take up residence in Bag End.
The first stop on Frodo's journey takes him and his hobbit-y entourage to Bree, the closest town to Hobbiton that has humans. It's kind of a freaky place, but at least Frodo manages to team up with Aragorn here.
Brushing past the missing Weathertop scene, remember that bit where Arwen (Liv Tyler) rode like a madwoman to get Frodo away from the Ringwraiths? That's what's going on here. Bonus trivia: Arwen isn't actually the one doing the riding in the book; it's Elrond's (Hugo Weaving) son, Glorfindel. Arwen's role needed a little beefing up for the film, though, so it's a change I can live with.
Next stop: Rivendell, home of Elrond, Arwen, and a bunch of other elves. This is also a place I would like to live.
This is where Saruman likes to hang out. He was once a super powerful wizard, but now he's kind of a tool. Ah well. Can't have everything. This is also where Gandalf was during Frodo's whole "Agh! I've been stabbed!" adventure.
Dwarf territory. Unfortunately overrun by orcs and cave trolls. Whoops.
Home of the Rohirrim and their awesome horses, Edoras looks kind of like a big Norse hall with lots of Celtic influences. The angle of the shot here is spot on.
The last refuge of the Rohirrim. Unfortunately there was no Lego incarnation of the Battle of Helm's Deep to be found, but that's okay, because they gave us another battle later on.
The White City! Home of Boromir, Faramir, and their crazy dad Denethor! Aragorn probably should have made his way here a long time ago-- he IS the king, after all, and this is where he should have been ruling from-- but now's as good a time as any, I suppose.
Remember that really neat scene when Gandalf threw Pippin up onto a beacon to get the whole chain of beaons going? That's what this is. Neat!
And what a doozy it was.
Aha. The entrance to the land of evil.
The corrupted city that's behind the gate that is the entrance to the land of evil.
Evil incarnate! The Eye of Sauron! Don't look! DON'T LOOK!
Well, it may have taken three movies to do it, but Frodo did finally manage to get the ring to the lava-filled interior of Mount Doom. Jewelry successfully returned, we can all now go home. Hoorah!


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In the past few months, the rumor mill surrounding Sony's next video game console has largely churned out details about the device's architecture. Industry sources and prognosticators have turned their eyes towards the horsepower in the PlayStation 4, or Orbis if unnamed developers are to be believed about its name. At the beginning of the year, though, the rumors focused on what games Sony's machine would play, not what they'll look and sound like. The consensus then: Sony was trying to find a way to block used games from working on the console. Now a newly published Sony patent hints at how the next PlayStation will keep you from playing second hand games.
Sony's patent, filed in September and published Thursday, describes the "Electronic Content Processing System and Use Permission Apparatus." Here's what it's for:
"According to the present embodiment, realized is the electronic content processing system that reliably restricts the use of electronic content dealt in the second-hand markets," reads the patent, "As a result, the dealing of electronic content in the second-hand markets is suppressed, which in turn supports the redistribution of part of proceeds from sales of the electronic content to the developers. Though in the following description a game application (AP) is exemplified as the electronic content, the present embodiment is similarly applicable to various kinds of electronic content such as an office suite, images, and music content."
The technology described would not just block the use of many used game discs in a Sony console, it might even prevent players from bringing a game over to a friend's house to play, because it would marry each individual game a user ID like a PlayStation Network account or even the RF identification in a specific console. In the case of a user ID, you would have to sign in each time you used the game disc in a new machine. In the case of an RF link, you simply couldn't use the game on another machine.
If this seems impossible because it's incredibly user unfriendly, remember that Sony is no stranger to such policies. The PS Vita is a prime example. Each Vita memory card, expensive proprietary technology on its own, can only be tied to a single PlayStation Network ID. Many Vita games like Uncharted: Golden Abyss, require a memory card to even function. If two people are going to share a Vita, they need multiple memory cards. This patent is a logical next step.
Source: NeoGAF