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Newly admitted/re-admitted students are eligible to register after the close of the pre-registration period. Enrollment dates, Semester Calendars, and courses offerings can be found online at the Registration website.
Registering for Classes: Former Students
Former UMSL students who have not been enrolled for a year must submit a reenrollment application available in the Admission's Office.
Registering for Classes: Currently Enrolled Students
Currently enrolled students are given the opportunity to preregister, by appointment, before new or returning students. Pre-registration appointment times are sent to students' university email and can also be found by logging into MyView.
Students may enroll as auditors in any course with the prior consent of the instructor and dean of the college in which the auditors desire to be registered. They may be dropped from the course when, in the judgment of the instructor and dean, their record justifies such action. Auditors are charged full fees and receive no academic credit.
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Students who have enrolled and paid their fees but do not wish to attend the university may cancel their registration any time before the first day of the semester. Cancellations may be processed at the Office of the Registrar or by logging into MyView and dropping all classes. The refund schedule for cancellation of registration after class work begins can be found on the Cashier's Office website.
Academic Advising
Undergraduate students are admitted to the college or school that offers the degree program declared on the student's application. The university's Academic Advising Website has advising information for all undergraduate students.
Undeclared students, visiting students, and non-degree-seeking students are admitted to the College of Arts and Sciences but advised in the Center for Student Success 225 MSC.
Undeclared students are encouraged to declare a major as soon as possible since it is important to determine what specific requirements must be satisfied to complete the baccalaureate program. The Center for Student Success has workshops that assist students with their decisions.
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All incoming undergraduate students are required to be advised. Advising services are available in the College Advising Office located in 303 Lucas or in their major department. Students who have declared majors are encouraged to contact their major departments as soon as possible. Please visit the college website for a complete list of Departmental Faculty Advisors and other student resources.
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Students with specific concerns related to the specialized degree requirements of the college, including transfer credit, should consult with the academic departments responsible for their majors. Students may also contact the Office of Undergraduate Student Affairs of the College of Arts and Sciences by phone at (314) 516-5501 for clarification on any academic issues or by e-mail at email@example.com
College of Business Administration
The College of Business Administration's office of undergraduate academic advising provides assistance to students in planning their academic careers, and in dealing with appropriate course selection, College of Business Administration requirements, general education requirements, evaluation of transfer credit, course prerequisites, school policies and regulations, and graduation requirements. Other matters related to a student's academic career should also be directed to this office.
Transfer students admitted to the College of Business Administration should contact the advising office and plan to meet with an advisor early in the semester for an evaluation of transfer credit and the planning of their degree programs.
All students are urged to make advising appointments early during each semester, prior to registration dates, to obtain approval of schedules for upcoming semesters. Advising is a continuous and ongoing process. For additional information, call 314-516‑5888 or email email@example.com.
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Students wishing to prepare for teaching careers should consider the following:
Students who intend to teach in elementary, early childhood, middle school, special education, secondary education, or physical education settings must apply for admission to the College of Education.
Students who intend to teach in secondary school classrooms may choose to pursue the bachelor's degree in the College of Arts and Sciences plus certification, or the B.S. in education degree, which includes Missouri certification.
With either option, students must meet university and departmental requirements, as well as those for teacher certification in Missouri. Regardless of which option students choose, they must complete the formal application to the teacher education program, available online. Careful planning of individual schedules is necessary to ensure selection of appropriate courses and to avoid extending programs. Students should therefore seek advisory help from the Teacher Certification and Advising Office at the earliest opportunity. Regular consultation with advisers is essential. The office provides assistance to all students interested in professional education programs and certification requirements. Questions about admission to the teacher education program, sequencing of courses, prerequisites, graduation requirements, and related matters should be directed to 314-516-5937 or in person in Room 155 Marillac Hall, South Campus.
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The College of Fine Arts and Communication includes the programs in Art and Art History, Communication, Music, and Theatre, Dance and Media Studies.
For advising, students may contact the Office of Undergraduate Student Affairs located in 303 Lucas, call 314-516-5501, or visit the college's Advising Website for departmental contacts.
Students who maintain a relationship with their department have greater opportunities to meet other students with similar interests as well as to optimize their student experience.
College of Nursing
The College of Nursing offers the bachelor of science in nursing degree (B.S.N.) for non-RNs through a four-year or accelerated program of study. RNs who are graduates of diploma or associate degree nursing programs complete a junior‑senior B.S.N. completion option (RN to B.S.N.). With both options (pre- or post-licensure), students must meet university and College of Nursing requirements.
Faculty maintain the right to make appropriate curriculum changes to comply with standards for accreditation and approval as stipulated by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and the Missouri State Board of Nursing's minimum standards. For that reason, students receive exceptional advising support from college advisors.
Pierre Laclede Honors College
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Willy Lazlo
Willy Laszlo, Director/Camera Operator An award winning short comedy filmmaker, Willy is a Chicago native who has directed 39 comedy shorts. Maybe 40. In 1998, he co-created the Chicago Short Comedy Video and Film Festival, Chicago's first short comedy film festival, which ran annually until this year. Willy's vision as a comedy filmmaker was created by various extensive studies from both improv and dramatic Chicago acting classes including: Second City, Improv Olympic, Annoyance Theater, The Steven Ivich Studio, Victory Gardens Theater and the Piven Workshop. Willy's Los Angeles journey as a camera operator has brought him to locations ranging from above the Arctic Circle for History Channel's Ice Road Truckers and down into the desert of Palm Springs, California shooting Pipe Dreams for the Golf Channel. Other credits include, Celebrity Rehab, Sober House, Fashion Star, Swords: Life on the Line, Bait Car and numerous other television shows.
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One Pair - LED License Plate Bolts
LED - Chrome Base
LED Bolts can be used to attach your License Plate, as a Windscreen Bolt, or simply added as an Accent Light. LED's include mini Resistors soldered and heat shrinked inline; allows multiple light connection to any 12V power source.
Dimensions: Multiple, please see photo(s)
Housing: Billet Aluminum with 0° Angle
LED: 1 Light Emitting Diode: Blue, Red, White
Wiring: Two Wire, 12 Volt Systems, with mini inline Resistors
Fitment Information: This is a Universal LED; therefore, it has unlimited uses and mounting possibilities. This includes: Sportbikes, Cruisers, Scooters, ATV, Quad, UTV, MX, Dirt Bike, Enduro, Dual Sport, Golf Carts, Trailers, and even Snowmobiles.


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Here we go again. It seems like every time we've written a story about HTC this week, it had something to do with Android 4.0. This time around, the HTC Rezound is getting in on the Ice cream Sandwich action with a leaked Android 4.0 update which includes HTC Sense 3.6 and updated radios. There's no guarantee that this will be the final build that Verizon and HTC will be pushing out to the HTC Rezound in the near future, but we are hearing that this build is a lot more stable than previous leaks.
In order to flash the update (including the new radios) to your HTC Rezound, you will need to have a completely stock device. Those who have a custom recovery or have used the HTC bootloader unlock tool will need to flash a modified build of the leak which is already rooted. If you own the HTC Rezound and want to flash the leaked Android 4.0 update to your phone, click on the source link below for the files and detailed instructions. Don't forget, flashing a leaked Android build to your phone can be dangerous and may void your warranty.
We've known that the HTC Rezound would be updated to Android 4.0 from the day it was announced. We're not sure how much longer HTC and Verizon will need to finish up their testing, but we wouldn't be surprised if the Android 4.0 OTA update for the Rezound showed up during the first few weeks of April.
Do you think AT&T will push out the Android 4.0 update to the Vivid next, or will Verizon's Rezound owners get it first?


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WASHINGTON, July 9 (UPI) -- As the GOP-controlled U.S. House of Representatives prepared to vote on repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the White House said a repeal bill would be vetoed.
As with previous votes, action by the House -- scheduled for Thursday -- to repeal President Barack Obama's signature healthcare policy likely will go nowhere because the Democratic Senate won't consider it. In a statement Monday, the White House Office of Management and Budget said Obama would veto a repeal bill "because it would cost millions of hard-working middle class families the security of affordable health coverage and care they deserve. It would increase the deficit and detract from the work the Congress needs to do to focus on the economy and create jobs."
In a statement, the OMB said repealing the Affordable Care Act would mean "marketplaces where Americans could compare private insurance plans and get tax credits to purchase them would not open."
"Tax credits for small business owners who cover their employees would be eliminated," the statement said. "States would lose substantial Federal assistance under Medicaid to provide coverage for the neediest Americans."
Repeal would mean insured Americans "would lose the benefits and protections they receive under the healthcare law," the OMB said.
It would take a GOP trifecta in the November elections -- winning the White House and control of the Senate and retaining its majority in the House -- to overturn the Affordable Care Act or at least defund portions of it, CBS News reported Monday.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last month the individual mandate, the heart of the healthcare law, is constitutional because it is a tax.
Several political observers say Democrats will make inroads in the House, but not enough to pick up the 25 seats necessary to reach 218, a majority. Congressional oddsmaker Stuart Rothenberg predicted that "a Democratic gain in the single digits is most likely," CBS News said.
Turning to the Senate, Republicans need four seats to pick up a simple majority of 51, enough to begin the process of repealing as much of the law as possible through "the budget reconciliation process." Under this process, Republicans could repeal parts of the bill that affect the deficit, such as taxes and mandatory spending, with a simple majority.
Reconciliation, however, won't repeal the entire healthcare law. Regulations would likely remain and need 60 votes in the Senate for repeal since they don't affect the deficit or spending directly, CBS said. Even if a move -- provided Republicans make a clean sweep in the executive and legislative branches -- to excise all provisions affecting the deficit and spending is successful, insurance companies still would have ACA rules requiring them to extend and expand coverage without a guarantee of new customers required to buy insurance to offset costs.
Republicans said they would address the new rules by replacing parts of the healthcare law with their own legislation but have said little about which parts of the Affordable Care Act they would reinstate in the future, CBS News reported.


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One sterling quality of American businesses is that they'll try to make money from anything.
Paranoia, for instance. So say hello to Ron Hubbard, the owner of Montebello-based Atlas Survival Shelters, which converts huge corrugated metal tubes up to 50 feet long into fully equipped, all-the-comforts-of-home underground shelters at a price of up to about $78,000 each, not including shipping and interment.
You may have spotted the Atlas shop from the 5 Freeway as you're heading into downtown. There's a corrugated tube out front, painted bright yellow and looking like a tipped-over corn silo. High on the exterior wall facing the road is a banner declaring that the shelters offer protection from nuclear blasts, nuclear fallout, EMP (that's electromagnetic pulses, which can foul electrical systems), solar flares, mobs, looters, earthquakes and chemical warfare. If there's anything left off that list, it's probably not worth worrying about.
"People who buy my shelters are not radical crazy people," Hubbard told me recently as he guided me around the Montebello shop. "I get maybe three crazy calls a year. They're practical people."


text: About Sacred Vessels and other altar appointments There are a lot of different terms for the items you find on a Catholic altar. Here is a brief glossary of altar terms. ALTAR BELL A small bell, originally kept at the epistle side of the altar, rung at the Sanctus and Elevation during Mass as an invitation to those present to alert them to the solemnity of the Eucharistic consecration. In some countries, the bell was also rung first before the Consecration, and before the Communion of priest and the faithful. Although no longer prescribed by the rubrics, it is a laudable and approved practice to ring the altar bell at least at the Elevation of the Host and the chalice. ALTAR CLOTHS Special cloths cover the altar and are often left on the altar when it is not in use. According to the rubrics of the Church, the only materials acceptable for use as an altar cloth are linen made from flax or hemp. The cloths historically used by the Church are (working from the table of the altar itself up through the layers) : The cere cloth was originally a piece of heavy linen treated with wax (cere is the Latin word for "wax") to protect the other linens from the dampness of a stone altar, and also to prevent the altar from being stained by any wine that may be spilled. It is the exact same size as the 'mensa', or the flat rectangular top of the altar. The linen cloth is, like the cere cloth, made of heavy linen exactly the same size as the mensa of the altar. It acts as a cushion and, with the cere cloth, prevents the altar from being dented by heavy vases or communion vessels placed on top. Two of these cloths are traditionally placed over the cere cloth and thus under the fair linen. The fair linen is the long, white linen cloth laid over the linen cloth. Like the two cloths laid before it, it is the same depth as the mensa of the altar, but is longer, so it hangs over the edges to within a few inches of the floor. Some authorities say it should hang eighteen inches over the edge of the ends of the mensa. It is usually trimmed with lace on the ends, and should be hemmed by hand, with a one or two inch hem on all sides. Five small crosses are embroidered on the fair linen - one to fall at each corner of the mensa, and one in the middle of the front edge. These symbolize the five wounds of Jesus. The fair linen should be left on the altar at all times. When it is removed for replacement it should be rolled and not folded. It symbolizes the shroud in which Jesus was wrapped for burial. The coverlet is of the same heavy linen as the cere cloth and the linen cloth, the same length and width as the fair linen, and is left on the altar whenever it is not in use. It simply protects the altar from dust and debris. All of the linen altar cloths are white, including their decoration. Other more decorative cloths are used to decorate the front and back of the altar such as: The frontal, or Antepedium, is the same size as the front of the altar. It is richly decorated, made of tapestry, silk or damask. Some frontals are matchless works of art, exhibiting the finest materials and embroidery possible. Other churches opt for a plain frontal. One characteristic is shared by all frontals: they are colored green, red, violet, black or white, and are changed according to the color of the Church year. In this way the altar will have five different frontals hung upon it throughout the year, but only one at a time. The frontal may be fixed to either the cere cloth or the linen cloth to hold it in place, which cloth must be fastened to the rear edge of the altar. The frontlet is similar to the frontal, that is the exact width of the altar, but only ten to twelve inches deep. It hangs over the frontal, and is of the same color and material. Again, the frontlet is rotated according to the color of the church year. Like the frontal the frontlet is fastened to either the cere cloth or the linen cloth. Or, alternatively, it may be fastened to a wooden frame or strip that can be hooked in place at the front of the altar. AMBRY A box in which the holy oils are kept in Catholic Churches. It is either affixed to the wall or inserted in the wall of the sanctuary. (From the Latin armarium, a chest or safe.) BURSE A stiff pocket about twelve inches square in which the folded corporal is carried to and from the altar. Part of a set of vestments, it is made of matching material. It is placed upon the chalice at the beginning and end of Mass and on the altar at Benediction. The leather case containing the pyx, in which the Holy Eucharist is brought to the sick, is called a burse. It is also the name for an endowment or foundation fund especially for scholarships for candidates for the priesthood. (From the Latin bursa, purse or pouch.) CHALICE The cup-shaped vessel or goblet used at Mass to contain the Precious Blood of Christ. For centuries it was made of precious material; if it was not of gold, the interior of the cup was gold-plated. Since the Second Vatican Council, chalices may be of other materials. A chalice is consecrated with holy chrism by a bishop. Re-gilding the inside does not destroy the consecration. sometimes the word chalice designates its contents. (From the Latin calix, cup, goblet, drinking vessel, chalice.) CHALICE VEIL A covering for the chalice used at Mass. According to the Church's prescription, since the Second Vatican Council "the chalice should be covered with a veil, which can always be white in color" (Eucharistiae Sacramentum IV, 80). In the Tridentine Rite, the chalice veil matching the vestment liturgical colors. CIBORIUM A covered container used to hold the consecrated small Hosts. It is similar to a chalice but covered and larger, used for small Communion hosts of the faithful. It is made of various precious metals, and the interior is commonly gold or gold-plated. Also synonymous with baldachino as the dome-shaped permanent canopy over a high altar, supported by columns and shaped like an inverted cup. (From the Latin ciborium; from Greek kib_rion, cup.) CORPORAL A square white linen cloth on which the Host and Chalice are placed during Mass. When not in use it may be kept in a burse. It is also used under the monstrance at Benediction or under the Blessed Sacrament at any time. (From the Latin corporalis, bodily; from corpus, body.) CRUET One of two small bottles or vessels to contain the water and wine used at the Consecration of the Mass. They are presented as offerings of the faithful at the Offertory. The cruets are also used for a priest's ablution after the Offertory, and the ablution of the chalice after Holy Communion. OSTENSORIUM (MONSTRANCE) A monstrance, a metal vessel usually gold- or silver-plated with a transparent section in which the Sacred Host is placed in its lunette when exposed for adoration or carried in procession. It varies in shape and ornamentation, popular models being tower-shaped or round; a metal circlet surrounded with rays or bars resting on a stem rising from a heavy base, many ornamented with jewels. The ostensorium in the Cathedral of Toledo took more than a hundred years to make and is reputed to be of gold brought by Columbus from America. PALL A sacred covering. Most commonly, a pall is the stiff square cardboard covered with lined, spread over the top of the chalice at Mass; also a clothe covering, ornamented or plain, placed over the coffin at funeral Masses and over the catafalque at later requiem Masses for the dead; a veil partially covering the bride and groom in marriages of the Mozarabic rite; and a veil placed over the nun at profession ceremonies to some contemplative enclosed orders. (Etym. Latin pallium, cloak.) PATEN A saucer-like dish of the same material as the chalice--gold-plated and consecrated by a bishop or his delegate with holy chrism. It must be large enough to cover the chalice. On it rests the bread to be consecrated, and later on the Sacred Host. it was customary to have a subdeacon hold the paten, covered by the humeral veil, from the Offertory to the Pater Noster in solemn Masses. (From the Latin patena, a broad, shallow dish or pan.) PURIFICATOR A small piece of white linen, marked with a cross in the center, used by the priest in the celebration of Mass. It is folded in three layers and used by the priest to purify his fingers and the chalice and paten after Holy Communion. PYX Any metal box or vessel in which the Blessed Sacrament is kept or carried. The term is more aptly applied to the small round metal case (usually gold-plated) used by a priest to carry a few hosts on his visitation to the sick. but the larger ciborium is also called a pyx. (From the Greek puxis, box.) THURIBLE (CENSER) The censer or vessel in which incense is burned at liturgical services. It consists of a cup-shaped metal body for holding charcoal and incense, with a separate lid for controlling the smoke and fire, and a chain, or chains, allowing the censer to swing safely without spilling its contents. (From the Latin t[h]uribulum, from t[h]us, [stem t(h)ur-], incense; from Greek thuos [sacrificial] incense, burned offering, offering.)


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There's still roughly a month until the Plant City Strawberry Festival opens in that berry-fixated agricultural hub between Lakeland and Tampa.
But it's not too early to satisfy the craving for strawberry shortcake, a signature menu item at Parkesdale Farm Market, ground zero for strawberries, berry-based cookies, breads and jellies as well as farm-fresh produce, plants and souvenirs since 1969.
At Parkesdale, situated strategically across from the Strawberry Festival grounds on West Baker Street in Plant City, this is prime-time for strawberry shortcake. The tasty dessert, with its combination of spongy cake, fruit and whipped cream, is served annually from January through April.
Better arrive early. By lunch time on a recent weekday visit, the line of hungry strawberry fans extended into the parking lot. Customers order from numbered selections on a colorful menu board, choosing different shortcake variations (with or without ice cream) and strawberry milkshakes. The latter is served year-round.
On my visit, the line moved efficiently and I carried my order (milkshake and shortcake) to one of the brightly colored red and green picnic tables in Parkesdale's "Garden of Eatin'," which is more serene than that corny name might suggest. There are dozens of tables in a cozy greenhouse overflowing with orchids, dieffenbachia, gardenias, ivy, crotons, tomato plants, peppers and herbs.
There's also a cheesy-looking red throne, where visitors can enjoy a photo-op as strawberry king or queen, a momentary title that comes accessorized with a throne and cape. Parkesdale is open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. seven days a week through April. Visit parkesdale.com for details.
For a genuine strawberry queen, there's the Florida Strawberry Festival, which runs Feb. 28- March 10 at the festival grounds. In addition to crowning the queen and her court, there's a lineup of nationally known acts including Alan Jackson (March 3), Martina McBride (March 5), Bret Michaels (March 9) and Blake Shelton (March 10). Visit flstrawberryfestival.com for details.
Nearby, Keel & Curley Winery (keelandcurleywinery.com) offers strawberry wines and freezes from its own vineyard and an inviting deck on West Thonotosassa Road, at exit 17 on Interstate 4. A rooster joined me there, obviously a strawberry fan, too.


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The Committee of Public Accounts is appointed by
the House of Commons to examine "the accounts showing the
appropriation of the sums granted by Parliament to meet the public
expenditure, and of such other accounts laid before Parliament
as the committee may think fit" (Standing Order No. 148).
Current Membership
Mr Richard Bacon MP (Conservative, South Norfolk)
Mr Ian Davidson MP (Labour, Glasgow Pollok)
Geraint Davies MP (Labour, Croydon Central)
Ms Angela Eagle MP (Labour, Wallasey)
Rt Hon Frank Field MP (Labour, Birkenhead,)
Mr Nick Gibb MP (Conservative, Bognor Regis and Littlehampton)
Mr George Howarth MP (Labour, Knowsley North and Sefton East)
Mr Brian Jenkins MP (Labour, Tamworth)
Mr Nigel Jones MP (Liberal Democrat, Cheltenham)
Ms Ruth Kelly MP (Labour, Bolton West)
Mr Edward Leigh MP (Conservative, Gainsborough) (Chairman)
Mr George Osborne MP (Conservative, Tatton)
Mr David Rendel MP (Liberal Democrat, Newbury)
Mr Gerry Steinberg MP (Labour, City of Durham)
Jon Trickett MP (Labour, Hemsworth)
Rt Hon Alan Williams MP (Labour, Swansea West)
Powers of the Committee of Public Accounts are set out in
House of Commons Standing Orders, principally in SO No. 148. These
are available on the Internet via www.parliament.uk.
The reports and evidence of the Committee are published by
The Stationery Office by Order of the House. All publications
of the Committee (including press notices) can be accessed via
internet via www.parliament.uk. A list of reports of the Committee
in the present Parliament is at the back of this Report.
All correspondence should be addressed to The Clerk of the
Committee of Public Accounts, Committee Office, 7 Millbank, London
SW1P 3JA. The telephone number for general inquiries is: 020-7219-5708.
The Committee's e-mail address is: email@example.com.
In the footnotes of this Report, references
to oral evidence are indicated by 'Q' or 'Qq' followed by the
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Ray Liotta spent a lot of time in church researching his new role as a preacher in The Identical.
The lapsed Catholic admits he enjoyed picking up The Bible and chatting to men of the cloth as he researched his role - Liotta's first as a clergyman.
The Goodfellas star says, "I was brought up Catholic so I went to church but I never played a preacher before. I read The Bible a lot and I haven't done that in a while, so that was interesting.
"I would go to a Baptist church or a Catholic or a Methodist (church) and watch sermons and talk to preachers after they were done. It was really interesting. They each have a different vibe to them."


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The Dirksen Center | Everett M. Dirksen | Robert H. Michel | Ray LaHood | Congress for Kids | Communicator | Dirksen Center Projects
Learning about the federal government doesn't have to be boring. Congress for Kids gives you access to interactive, fun-filled experiences designed to help you learn about the foundation of our federal government and how its actions affect you. Although designed for students in grades fourth through high school, other students, teachers, parents, and interested citizens will find helpful, engaging activities, too.
Using appealing, full-color illustrations, and engaging activities, this site will extend your learning in the basics about the American federal government.
Uncle Sam is your guide through Congress for Kids. He will introduce you to a new skill or bit of knowledge, or review a skill you already have, or even test your knowledge.
Let's get started on the tour of the federal government. Uncle Sam will lead the way!
Click "Quizzes" in the blue vertical bar to the left to begin.


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2013-14: Competed in seven races … rowed each race in the seat #1 … commenced season in the Club 8 boat during the Head of the Charles (10/19-20) … rowed the remainder of the season in the Second Varsity 8 boat, beginning against Bates College and Boston College (3/29) through the EARC Sprints (5/18).
2012-13: Raced in five races throughout his junior season … sat in the #3 seat of the Varsity B boat in a number of regattas: the Head of the Charles (10/21), Princeton Chase (10/28), against Holy Cross, Dartmouth and Columbia (4/06) and against Williams, WPI, Franklin & Marshall and Connecticut College (4/13) … raced in the #1 seat in the B boat against Trinity, Colgate the University of Rhode Island (4/29) and in the regatta against the Boston University and the University of Wisconsin (5/04).
2011-12: Competed in five races in the #1 seat … rowed as a member of the varsity boat at Columbia (3/31); against Boston College, Trinity, and Bates (4/7); versus Harvard and Princeton (4/14) and at the Eastern Sprints (5/13) ... saw action in the MIT freshman four A boat against UMass (4/21).
Off The Water at MIT: Majoring in aerospace engineering with a minor in political science … interned with NASA … Space Grant internship at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory … Air Force ROTC.
High School: A 2010 graduate of St. Francis High School in La Canada, California … Valedictorian … National Merit finalist.


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Police found a loaded assault rifle with magazines rigged to allow 60 shots to be fired in quick succession, along with 15 pounds of chemicals mixed and ready to explode in the car of an Indiana man who said he was headed to a gay pride event, authorities revealed Tuesday.
James Wesley Howell, 20, of Charlestown, also had two other loaded rifles, ammunition, a stun gun, a buck knife and a security badge when he was arrested early Sunday in Santa Monica, they said.
Howell made his initial court appearance Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to three felony weapons and ammunition charges. The judge set bail at $2 million.
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Scheda di Ingresso per Alte Tensioni ISO da 2 MS/s (GN610B)
The isolated balanced differential input offers voltage ranges from ± 10 mV to ± 1000 V, a 7-pole Bessel and Butterworth analog antialiasing filter, user-selectable digital Bessel, Butterworth and Elliptic IIR filters and an 18 bit Analog-to-Digital converter operating at up to 2 MS/s.
Tested up to 6.4 kV, the reinforced isolation allows for safe measurements up to 600 V RMS CAT II (IEC61010-1:2010 safety standard). The two timer counters together with the GEN series mainframe Digital Event/Timer Counter connector and the G070A torque/RPM adapter allow for direct interfacing to HBM torque transducers or other torque and speed sensors.
Besides the instantaneous values, the realtime cycle detection allows for cycle based real-time calculations like TrueRMS on all analog channels as well as torque, angle and speed on all timer counter channels simultaneously.
The real-time formula database calculators option offers an extensive set of math routines to solve almost any real-time mathematical challenge like obtaining mechanical power and/or multi-phase (not limited to three) electric power (P, Q, S) or even efficiency calculations. Every calculated result either from the real-time cycle based calculators or the real-time formula database calculators can be used to trigger the recording.
Special Features
- 6 analog channels
- Isolated, balanced differential inputs
- ± 10 mV to ± 1000 V input range
- 600 V RMS CAT II reinforced isolation, tested up to 6.4 kV
- User-selectable digital Bessel, Butterworth and Elliptic filters
- 2 MS/s sample rate
- 18 bit resolution
- 2 GB memory
- 4 mm banana connectors
- Real-time cycle based calculators
- Real-time formula database calculators (option)
- Triggering on real-time result
- Digital Event/Timer/Counter support
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Blue Jackets blank Sharks, continue surge to playoff spot
Columbus, OH – Sergei Bobrovsky recorded his fourth shutout of the season with 30 saves as the Columbus Blue Jackets downed the road-weary San Jose Sharks, 4-0, at Nationwide Arena.
Marian Gaborik recorded a goal and an assist, while James Wisniewski, Matt Calvert and Ryan Johansen also lit the lamp in the victory.
The Blue Jackets had their 12-game point streak at Nationwide Arena come to an end Sunday against Minnesota, but recovered nicely to stay in playoff contention. They are currently two points behind the Red Wings for eighth place in the Western Conference standings.
"We realize we have to win some hockey games," Calvert said. "We're not out of the race yet."
The Sharks have also been a menace on their home ice, but fell to 6-11-2 away from HP Pavilion. They sit as the No. 5 seed in the West.
Antti Niemi was pulled in the third period after giving up four goals on 26 shots. The first goal the netminder allowed came at the 8:39 mark of the opening period, as he stuffed Cam Atkinson's wraparound attempt but couldn't get a glove on Calvert's chip-in.
Wisniewski extended Columbus' lead 3:09 into the second stanza when he one- timed Adrian Aucoin's pass and found the back of the net from the point.
Less than two minutes later, Gaborik drew two defenders into the right circle and passed to an open Johansen for a snap shot that lit the lamp at the 5:05 mark.
Gaborik's backhander ended Niemi's night with 12:44 remaining in regulation, sealing San Jose's second straight loss on the heels of its seven-game win streak.
"We looked kind of flat," Sharks defenseman Brad Stuart said. "We have to put it on ourselves to be ready and on top of our game when the puck drops."
Game Notes
Columbus improved to 10-0-0 when leading after two periods ... All four of Bobrovsky's career shutouts have come this season ... The Sharks are 14-1-5 at home ... Thomas Greiss relieved Niemi and made four saves ... The Blue Jackets finish their three-game homestand against the Blues on Friday ... San Jose stays on the road and plays at Detroit on Thursday.


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Defence is pressing ahead with expensive repairs to its newest vessel, the amphibious landing ship HMAS Choules, bought from the United Kingdom with a clean bill of mechanical health only last year.
After replacing a faulty propulsion transformer, which forced the Choules to return to Sydney in June, Navy chief Vice Admiral Ray Griggs has decided to proceed with replacement of the other four transformers.
Defence said that was expected to cost about $10 million and means the Choules won't return to work until April 2013.
"HMAS Tobruk and Australian Defence Vessel Ocean Shield will provide any humanitarian assistance or disaster relief response required by government over that period," defence said in a statement.
The 16,000-tonne Choules was built in the UK and launched in 2003.
The ship served in Britain's Royal Fleet Auxiliary from 2006 until 2011, when it was declared surplus and sold to Australia.
HMAS Choules was heading north to participate in the major Exercise Hamel when a transformer in the ship's diesel electric propulsion system broke down, forcing it to limp back to Sydney on half power.
That transformer was replaced but inspection of the ship's other transformers revealed signs of premature ageing at varying levels, although within operational limits.
"Following consultation with the transformer manufacturer, the Defence Materiel Organisation, the Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Lloyds Classification Society and the UK Ministry of Defence, the Chief of Navy has made the decision to replace the remaining four transformers on the Choules before the ship returns to sea," defence said.
Defence Minister Stephen Smith said last month there was a possibility this wasn't just Australia's problem and comparable transformers on other ships around the world were being inspected.
If it turns out to be a widespread problem, Australia could seek redress from the transformer manufacturer, German electronics firm Siemens.


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I dunno who keeps low-rating this show, but you obviously haven't watched it. This show is WAY better than the extremely poor ratings you are giving it. I think maybe you haven't read enough about the show prior to watching it. Look the show up and read what it is about and not in the super short description given here; I mean an actual news article about the show. Read that before watching and rating, otherwise your rating is ill-informed.
s2 e15 http://vshare.eu/89n0sbnwc8vc.htm
Really i didn't know this is the link that i put in the comment,,
Here is a link for non-sub version. http://openload.co/f/1sT6bcIVlF0/Titans.S01E06.WEBRip.x264-ION10.mp4
Added Links not the subbed version
one of you uploader should upload the link that i put in the comment
Well I found one but not on this web site http://oload.fun/f/1sT6bcIVlF0/Titans.S01E06.WEBRip.x264-ION10.mp4#
COMON a day passed and still no good HD links wtf Can we have good HD links PLEASE
This was added on the schedule but there are no links for it.
197 links. You want MORE?
that ending.
I'll wait... so i dont have to watch Titans with chincky wonky tonkky writing all over it.
This was THE best Sci-fi series to come out since Stargate! I'm having chest pains with anxiety bc of how the season ended and how breathless I am for next season to hurry up and drop! lol! Omg, if ya'll haven't watched ORIGIN then you are hardcore missing out!
says the uploader name to the right of watch now hun x
PonderThis thanks, mate, but those links are infected with trojan virus. I'm willing to believe you didn't know about them, but just in case: DON'T TOUCH THOSE LINKS PEOPLE.
In that web site you just mentionned there isn't even one link of this episode yet tho
How do you know which links are bymatrillnear and haiShi5ie please roguexx
I usually look for HaiShi5ei's 720p (or 1080p) Openload link first. The source is USUALLY good, though the link is often slow. But robots don't read posts, and that's why (like Titans 106) Origin 109 STILL has the same bad source linked over and over by the 'bots. Thanks to @PonderThis for http://srstop.online/index.php, where I found a good link for an Openload 720p.
Yes but at least here you have a 720p HD link
links by Matrillnear and HaiShi5ie are the only ones for hawaii five 0 at the moment
18 hours since the first links where uploaded and yet still no good HD links at all WTF!!! Upload a good HD link already..
I can't find any link and just wasted my time, since Tonia1 stopped posting a while ago--a sure sign that there are NO OTHER LINKS to this episode anywhere. If the sound was messed up, a corrected source could take a while. Here and now only the HaiShi5ei and matrilinear robots are re-re-...posting what looks to be a pirated Arabic source. Jason Todd will just have to wait...
wow... taking so long..
COMON when are we gonna good HD links???????
any good hd links? the ones here have big letters in the middle & subtitles
Comon already
Comon already
Stil no links....Please upload some links here
Still no 480p or 720p.... Can you please upload at least one
WHERE ARE THE LINKS!? Hawaii Five-0 was on tv 3 1/2 hours ago! Was there a special report on CBS that prevented H50 and Blue Bloods from airing tonight?
Can we have links here pls?
loll Bas, so true. Anyone else see a crowbar in Jasons' future?
Please can we have good HD links 480p or 720p?
s9 e6 http://vshare.eu/gz7sj8uf4xfm.htm
"Dick . . . Tim" "Tim . . . Dick" now that we are all aquainted.
Can we please have good HD links?
need subtitles
s7 e7 http://vshare.eu/cjgli6vokwya.htm
21:14 - 21:53 realistic scene of waiting for the elevator
166 links and no 720p links... Pls upload one at least
Sei, I checked the episode on the link I provided . Here is the actual link for season 5 episode 4 http://srstop.online/show/the-flash-2014-s05e04/season/5/episode/4 And it runs all the way to the end, use speedvid.net
so far they could easily rename this "Raven's story - with a side of Star Fire for kicks."
Sei, try this website. I've had rather good luck with it when links aren't working right or the whole show was recorded. http://srstop.online/index.php
Caan we please have a 480p, 720p or 1080p link?
Can we please have a good HD version please? Instead of posting the same shitty link over and over. Thanks
The same happened to one of the previous episodes (second I think) of Legacies. Still don't know what happened, because I can't find a recording with an entire episode, because every link is the same fucking recording, occasionaly with subtitles that start to live their own lives 5 minutes into an episode. XD I know, we should be grateful anything is posted at all, but this quality makes it really not worth watching at all.
Could someone post a link with the remaining 4 to 8 minutes of the episode? 2 minutes of ads that weren't cut out - ok, but at least you could post a video that doesn't have an entire final segment of an episode cut out. What is it with these shitty links these last few days?
so far this is better than ANY DC movie.
still no hd tho
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Class of 1984 (US - DVD)
Gabe Powers is the future...and you can't stop this review of the B-movie classic...
Once upon a time, school violence was still something that shocked people. These days, High School murder sprees are a fact of life, one that the mainstream media eats up, spits out, and asks for more of. Our fictional forecasting of this phenomenon takes place in an unnamed American city, and a make-believe school called Lincoln High.
Perry King stars as Andrew Norris, a new teacher at Lincoln, who has taken over the music department when his predecessor met a suspicious end. After seeing a gun in another teacher's briefcase and witnessing thugs sneaking straight razors past entrance medal detectors, Andrew realizes that Lincoln is not going to be an easy gig. In his first period he meets the villainous Peter Stegman and his motley crew, the students that rule the school with an iron fist. Norris takes it upon himself to help these troubled students, but soon he learns a lesson in the terrifying capabilities of youth, and finds himself trapped in a life or death struggle.
To put my personal review of Class of 1984 in perspective, perhaps a little personal history is required. I was a member of the class of 1998, and graduated one year before the watershed moment in modern school violence history, the Columbine High tragedy. That event changed the way the general public viewed the subject of youth violence, and was the culmination of a dirty little secret that had been stewing for years.
During my sophomore year of High School, in 1996, there was a full-scale riot (riot being the local media's preferred buzzword, it was more of a giant fist fight involving more than half the student body). This massive act of adolescent violence called in every on duty cop in the city. Fortunately only one kid (that I know of) ended up in intensive care. My own father has also spent the last decade or so teaching high-risk Middle School kids (ages eleven to about fourteen, for those of you outside of the States). I've heard plenty of horror stories around the kitchen table.
So here I have established that I am jaded to the now quaint idea of school violence. On top of this, I am very weary of '80s era 'cult' films. I admit that as I've aged, I've lost that bit of magic within that allows me to tolerate such 'classics' as Willow, Goonies, just about anything featuring the 'Brat Pack', and the Back to the Future Trilogy. I am especially weary of films labelled 'controversial' from the era. I've seen far too many bargain basement bore fests to get excited by this often on-the-box claim.
Despite these factors, and the fact that I was a total punk rocker in my youth (we can spot a fake punker from a mile away), I was, in the end won over by Class of 1984. The film starts off slowly, fulfilling every era stereotype within the first twenty minutes: a dated credit song, dated clothing, unnatural (and dated) dialogue, and the kind of campy sense of humour that can grate my brain like a soft block of sharp cheddar. If I wanted to watch Welcome Back, Kotter reruns I'd turn on the TV, right? Things were not looking good.
But as it progressed, the film began to take itself more and more seriously, and in turn, I did too. Characters that were originally entirely unthreatening and unsympathetic become more realistic. With the very specific exception of Merrie Lynn Ross (seriously, what's going on with that woman's mouth?), who plays Norris' wife, the performances are surprisingly natural, and believable. Lead punk Stegman is about as real a young villain as any director could want, and it's kind of a shame he went nowhere as an actor (though he did enjoy a pretty lucrative directing career with HBO).
The real star of this show isn't any of the leads, but good ol', solid as a rock standby Roddy McDowall. Proving that he may indeed be the most underrated character actor in film history, McDowall blew me away by simultaneously being the funniest, most charming, most tragic, and most poignant character on screen. He also has the show-stealing scene, where he very literally holds his biology students at gunpoint and forces them to learn. It is these tiny roles, in forgotten films such as this that make up an outstanding, and often overlooked career.
I spent most of the film waiting for this so-called 'shocking violence', assuming that, once again, I'd been had. Considering the relatively tame nature of the film's first half, who could blame my scepticism, but I was most pleased (I guess I'm not sure pleased is the right word here) to find myself appropriately titillated and surprised to what depth the film was willing to sink. While not exactly a gore-fest, Class of 1984 does have a prominent mean streak, especially in its final act, when all bets are off.
At its base, this is just another B-grade exploitation flick, that fulfils that fascist wet dream, our Death Wish-esque need for violent retribution. We all have it. In a real world scenario, Mr. Norris makes some absolutely ridiculous decisions, and isn't nearly the put upon hero we want him to be. This fact holds true to most of these lizard brained revenge thrillers, the hero can often be easily seen as the antagonist, because this situation was not nearly as volatile until he entered the fray. Fortunately, this isn't the real world, it's entertainment.
The film earns a few demerits for general sloppiness, mostly because it doesn't pursue some of its plots most interesting turns. Most of these underdeveloped, but intriguing points pertain to the lead thug Stegman. When he shows interest in what Norris has to offer, and even proves that he is a masterful musician, Norris dismisses him immediately. Was this the last straw? Why did Norris think this was a good idea? We are given a brief glimpse into Stegman's home life, which reveals him as a spoiled rich brat with his single mother under his thumb, a social commentary that may have made the film more enjoyable beyond its empty entertainment core. Instead of devoting screen time to Norris' boring home life, I'd have preferred to get to know a little more about Stegman.
Anchor Bay Entertainment serves up another as nice as possible transfer. Colours are bright without bleeding or blooming. There are no obvious compression or artefacting issues. There is quite a bit of film grain, and detail levels occasionally blur during action, but this is age related nit picking. I never got around to renting the film back in the days of VHS, so it appears that I've been fortunate enough to experience the film at its best since its original theatrical release.
Class of 1984 has been remixed into a 'state of the art' Dolby Digital 5.1 track. The directional effects are surprisingly effective, considering the film's age, and the general lack of workable material. Basically the surround channels are lively with ambient, school related noise at all times, including the sounds of kids chatting, sneakers squeaking, papers shuffling, and pencils writing. The whole mix, while effective, does have a artificial feel to it, and has very obviously been created in an Anchor Bay lab. The centre channel dialogue is a bit too quiet, which is a problem I've had with other Anchor Bay releases in the past.
By the time I got to the disc's special features, I had a pretty strong conception of what the people who put the film together were like. I assumed that director Mark L. Lester would be an easygoing fella, kind of self-deprecating when asked about his work. I mean how seriously could the guy who's main claim to fame was the Arnold staring Commando, quite possibly the silliest action film on the actor's resume, maybe even of the decade? Turns out I was wrong.
In the DVD's featurette, 'Blood and Blackboards', Lester presents himself as an overconfident, pretentious, auteur, only too eager to remark on his film's groundbreaking genius. I started to think that maybe Class of 1984 was an accidental success, a film that was crafted through luck and circumstance, not a talented director or producer. Lester simultaneously states influences and claims to be the originator of several film events. I'd say he'd forgotten other, earlier literary and film classics pertaining to the violence of misspent youth, like A Clockwork Orange, or Blackboard Jungle, but he cites their influence. It seems that the only references he forgot were Suspiria (the finale apes the beginning of Argento's masterpiece), and the original bad boy tale, Lord of the Flies.
This odd mix of self-congratulatory waffle and wilful admittance of homage is so contradictory that one can't help but fall in love with Lester's odd sense of self worth. He seems to actually think his film was made as a warning to America about future violence. I'm sorry to be the one to break it to you, Mark, your film is exploitation trash, good exploitation trash, but exploitation trash nonetheless. Having the drugged out good kid take down the American flag after falling from the flagpole isn't nearly as deep as you may think, in fact, it's the kind of over the top metaphorical imagery that could only be found in this kind of B-grade fluff. Lester is also sure to remark on his extensive research. I am admittedly impressed with his use of actual events, collected from real life teachers and police, in his unfocused script.
The audio commentary is really more of the same, with Lester being actively prompted to state basically the same things he'd stated in the mini-doc, only over a much longer period of time. Fellow site reviewer, Rebecca Taylor, checked out the Aussie release earlier, and complained about the commentary's lack of cast information. Assuming this is the same commentary, Anchor Bay USA must have heard her cries when they made the featurette, which again, is really a more concise and informative version of the commentary. The commentary is also, thankfully, producer/actress Merrie Lynn Ross free. Ross is the only person featured on the doc that holds the little film in higher regard than Lester.
Finishing off the extras are the usual assortments of trailers, TV spots, art galleries, and bios. The original trailer and TV spots are great examples of grimy, exploitation advertising, but give away way too much of the film's ugliness. I'm happy I didn't precede my viewing of the film with them, because they would've skewed my expectations unfavourably. The poster and still gallery is not the most inclusive I've ever seen, but the poster art featuring Roddy McDowall holding his class at gunpoint is the kind of thing that just makes my day. Lester's bio is the usual Anchor Bay quick, but not dirty job. I'll always be impressed with the studio's writers' skill at editing a life story into such a brief, yet inclusive synopsis.
Did I forget to mention that Class of 1984 is also Michael J. Fox's first feature film? Well it is. Fox is young and green, but surprisingly good, but not really a great reason to take in the flick. I am more than happy with the final film, despite its narrative sloppiness and insistence on not pursuing some of its most interesting ideas and subplots. As a work of art, the film fails admirably, as a work of sleazy fun, it kicks bloody ass.
For a more educated review, please see Rebecca Taylor's review, linked at the bottom of the page. I'm not as knowledgeable in the history of '80s era film as she is, and she has some interesting comments I considered plagiarizing. In the interest of my 'integrity' as a writer, please just read her review for yourself instead.
Review by Gabriel Powers
John Oaks Senior Member Join Date: October 2004 Location: United States Posts: 951
Class of 1984 is a personal favorite of mines. Can't wait to pick it up.
Good review Gabe.
Good review Gabe.
Nqnpipnr Nqnpipnr Senior Member Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 765
Very nice review, as always, Gabe. I need to catch up on some of these films. I guess I owe this one.
Rebecca Taylor Reviewer Join Date: August 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 45
Great review Gabe. I'm glad that you finally got to check this out and that you liked it. Of course I am going to have to get this release because the R4 didn't include the featurette, which, judging from your comments sounds like priceless viewing as Lester is in full peacock mode about his "masterpiece". It's interesting that while Lester is intensely proud of this film, Michael J. Fox devoted all of a few sentences to this film in his autobiography and his view of Class of 1984 differs from Lester's quite considerably.
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
Great screen grabs Gabe, although no arm through the table saw piccie?
When I read your review here, I realise how old I am...I was 12 when they made this...
When I read your review here, I realise how old I am...I was 12 when they made this...
porkys2248 Member Join Date: December 2005 Location: United States Posts: 176
I cant wait for this to come out on DVD.
Gabe Powers Editor Join Date: September 2004 Location: United States Posts: 4,721
Worst Nightmare wrote: Great screen grabs Gabe, although no arm through the table saw piccie?
When I read your review here, I realise how old I am...I was 12 when they made this...
Yeah, the guys keep instilling in me that this is a "family site"...
I was only 2, I guess that makes us pretty much exactly 10 years apart there.
When I read your review here, I realise how old I am...I was 12 when they made this...
Yeah, the guys keep instilling in me that this is a "family site"...
I was only 2, I guess that makes us pretty much exactly 10 years apart there.
Worst Nightmare Senior Member Join Date: July 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 6,716
And comparing our posts, I think I could be the more immature one...
Mal Webmaster Join Date: May 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,290
For US and Canadian people note that we have a contest to win one of five copies of the DVD - it ends on the release date:
RyanPC Member Join Date: February 2006 Location: United States Posts: 2
Great review! I first saw Class of 1984 on a tape my mom recorded from TV, which was of course cut drastically. Still, I loved it. I ordered this DVD just yesterday and cannot wait for it to arrive so I can check it out!
I also appreciate the screencaps, the picture quality looks outstanding!
I also appreciate the screencaps, the picture quality looks outstanding!
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Disc Details
Release Date: 21st February 2006
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, dual layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 1.85:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: Dolby Surround 2.0, Dolby Surround 5.1
Subtitles: N/A
Extras: Theatrical Trailer,TV Spots, Poster And Still Gallery, "Blood And Blackboards",Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Mark L. Lester and DVD Producer Perry Martin, Mark L. Lester Bio,Screenplay (DVD-ROM)
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Mark L. Lester
Cast: Perry King, Timothy Van Patten, Roddy McDowall, Michael J. Fox, Stefan Arngrim
Genre: Thriller
Length: 0 minutes
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A few weeks ago, in a piece called "The Sleeping Giant," I speculated that the efforts of leftist bloggers and other anti-war types to derail Hillary Clinton will likely fail, as Clinton benefits from a feminist backlash. My claim was:
[Hillary's feminist] record, coupled with the desire of feminists to elect a female president, likely will count for much as [she] competes for the votes of leftists in her party. Of course, leftists for whom the war in Iraq is the be-all-and-end-all issue will be hard-pressed to prefer Hillary. But Hillary's status and her gender should give her a good shot at capturing a substantial chunk of the overall leftist vote. . .And Clinton doesn't need to prevail among leftist Dems, she just needs to be reasonably competitive.
Evidence in support of my claim appears today, via Real Clear Politics, in the form of this exchange between contributors to the leftist American Prospect. Garrance Franke-Ruta makes the "progressive" case for Hillary; her colleagues Matthew Yglesias and Sam Rosenfeld demur.
Both pieces are fairly silly. Ruta-Franke whines that Clinton "faces uphill battles on account of her gender." She contends that perceptions of Hillary as too liberal and too divisive are the result of her gender. But these perceptions were formed back when she was leading an ill-conceived attempt by the government to seize control of the nation's health care sector, firing the White House travel office to assist her cronies, helping her husband rent out the Lincoln bedroom, and attempting to avoid prosecution for corruption assocated with "Whitewater," all while claiming to be the victim of a "vast right-wing conspiracy." Hillary's gender more likely is the trump card that will see her nominated, than a drag on her campaign.
But the significance of Ruta-Franke's contribution is not the seriousness of her arguments; it's the fact that she makes them, and what that suggests about how left-wing feminists will view this race.
Meanwhile Yglesias and Rosenfeld would have their readers believe that Clinton "is a moderate who people think is a liberal." Yet they acknowledge that "on most domestic issues — whether the environment, taxes, or judicial nominations — Clinton is a perfectly orthodox Democrat." Nor do they dispute that Clinton has never cast a vote on Iraq that differs from one cast by her two main rivals, Barack Obama and John Edwards. So what evidence do Yglesias and Rosenfeld present that Clinton is a moderate? It seems that her pollster wants Democrats to appeal to prosperous white men, and that she hasn't apologized for her vote in favor of the Iraq war resolution.
If that's all feminism needs to trump, it may not be much of a challenge.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The host MIT rifle team finished second of five teams at its annual Beanpot event this past weekend, while winning out in its collegiate sectional match. The whole outing featured 82 competitors from five schools and 11 teams.
Winning two gold medals at the sectionals, Nigel Kojimoto was the top shooter for the Cardinal and Gray, posting a new personal high score of 575 in air rifle, while Justine Li (559 air), Giulia Pantalone (535 air) and Lionel Sotomayor (512 smallbore) also registered personal bests. Overall, as team this season, MIT stands at 9-3 in smallbore and 11-2 in air.
In the Beanpot, the Engineers fell to Akron University 2257-2193 in smallbore and 2277-2243 in air for its second shoulder-to-shoulder loss of the campaign. Tech defeated Penn State University, which shot 2104 in smallbore and 2144 in air.
In the three school sectional match, Tech beat out Wentworth Institute of Technology, Wentworth's women squad, and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, shooting a 2195 in smallbore and 2243 in air. Kojimoto won the gold medals in air rifle and smallbore, shooting a 561 in the latter with a 92 on the last kneeling target. Emily Houston took home the bronze in smallbore with a score of 559, while Coast Guard's John Sloan captured the silver with a 561 and an 89 an on the last kneeling target.
Wentworth's Angelo Ngo won the silver in air rifle with a score of 568, while Sloan took the Bronze with a 566.
As a team, Wentworth scored a 2092 in smallbore and a 2223 in air; the Wentworth women tallied a 1984 in air; and Coast Guard checked in at 2076 in smallbore and 2192 in air.
MIT will compete at Coast Guard on February 13.


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A 2-for-14 shooting performance in the first half would cause many basketball players to fade into the background in the second half.
A 2-for-14 shooting performance in the first half would cause many basketball players to fade into the background in the second half.
It had the opposite effect on Trinity Catholic's Shambria Washington on Friday at St. John.
Washington, the Celtics' sophomore point guard, responded to her woeful first half with an utterly dominant second half. She both ran and shot circles around the Saints' defense after the intermission, scoring 14 of her game-high 20 points as Trinity picked up a 59-48 win.
"When your shot is off you've got to find other ways to get in the game, either by going to the hole, getting to the free throw line, or getting your teammates involved by passing," Celtics coach Melissa Mosby said.
Washington did all those things and her passing, in particular, was sharp. She consistently found the open teammate, and that was usually Shannon Fannelli, who filled the void with 11 first-half points including three 3-pointers while Washington struggled to find her range.
Fannelli finished the game with 16 points and 10 rebounds.
"When Shannon's shot is on," Mosby said, "it opens up the entire offense."
Senior center Amber Ferguson had eight points, 11 rebounds and four blocked shots for Trinity, while Marisa Thomason grabbed seven total rebounds including some clutch work on the boards in the fourth quarter that helped enable the Celtics to pull away.
Trinity (21-2) successfully held off the upstart Saints, who feature two of the top eighth-graders in Florida in Jalaysha Thomas, a 6-foot-3 center, and Tameria Johnson, a lightning-quick point guard.
The Celtics stayed in a compact 2-3 zone focused on keeping Thomas, who came in averaging 16 points and 11 rebounds, out of the scorebook.
"We wanted to make sure we stopped all penetration to the inside and on the post - that we front those post players and then get help inside," Mosby said.
It worked — to an extent. Thomas went scoreless in the first quarter and finished the first half with just five points, all on free throws.
But Johnson made Trinity pay dearly for sagging too far to the middle. She exploded for 12 second-quarter points as the Saints erased a 26-14 deficit to trail just 29-27 at the half.
The Saints weren't nearly as dynamic in the third quarter, when they shot just 5-of-20 from the field and fell behind by double-digits for the second time.
"There's some things we still have yet to learn in order to get better both individually as well as collectively," St. John coach Kim Pompey said. "Our girls, they work hard but they sometimes get down on themselves. That's a sign of immaturity. You have to have mental toughness to get through some of the things they're doing wrong on the court."
The Saints cut the lead to six points on a Johnson scoop shot with 6:10 remaining in the game, but never got closer. Washington answered with a 3 — her fourth of the game — just 10 seconds later as the Celtics pulled away.
Johnson paced St. John with 19 points and nine rebounds, while Thomas finished with 11 points, a game-high 19 rebounds and four blocked shots. Jennifer Bollinger added eight points for the Saints on 8-for-8 free throw shooting.
St. John (11-10) was ultimately done in by poor field-goal shooting (15-of-57, 26.3 percent) on a night when they controlled the boards (46 total rebounds compared to 39 for Trinity) and held a 15-6 edge in made free throws.
Pompey, who loaded the young Saints' schedule with playoff programs from larger classifications such as Trinity, is hoping losses like Friday's pay dividends when the Class 2A postseason begins next week.
"I would rather play a tough schedule than an easy schedule that doesn't help us develop as a team," Pompey said.
Trinity is no stranger to tough opponents either, and the Class 4A Celtics will get another gritty test tonight at 6 when they visit West Port, a 6A program on a run of 10 straight playoff berths and eight straight district championships.
"We've just got to stay focused and make sure we get some rest," Mosby said. "Then let's come back out tonight and do it all over again."
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Relax after your flight or drive.
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- Enjoy the delicious British tradition of Afternoon Tea in the Estate's grounds.
- Steal a quiet moment fishing on the Belvedere Pond.
- Farmer's Market dinner. This menu is themed around the popular Farmers Markets that take place in the area and combine the best of local and organic produce direct from local farms.
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- Browse the antique shops of Hartley Wintney.
- Enjoy power boat racing on The Solent.
- Our gardener will take you into our historical walled garden to teach you how to look after and make the most of your garden.
- Take an aerial tour of the countryside from a hot-air balloon to see and feel the beauty of historical Hampshire.
- Have gliding lessons at the nearby gliding school.
A favourite of the Royal Family: attend evensong at St. George's Chapel, within the grounds of Windsor Castle. Enjoy a reception and dinner at one of the highly acclaimed Michelin starred restaurants on the banks of the River Thames in the charming village of Bray.
- Breakfast at your leisure in Seasons restaurant or in-room. Afterward, explore Hampshire's myriad of outdoor actities.
- Cruise around the Estate on the Basingstoke Canal, onboard the Hotel's custom- built canal boat.
- Go horse riding on our 500-acre estate; lessons and hacks are available for all levels of ability.
- Enjoy a private lunch followed by an afternoon of race-watching at Newbury Racecourse.
- Rejuvenate with customised treatments in our full-service spa or learn some tricks of the trade with private tuition from one of our highly trained beauty therapists.
- Hampshire Olympics – Spend a fun afternoon engaged in the traditional sports of archery, clay pigeon shooting, off-road driving or duck herding.
Enjoy a pint or two at one of Hampshire's many local pubs.
Breakfast at your leisure in Seasons restaurant or in-room. Afterward, explore Hampshire's myriad of outdoor actities.
- Visit Jane Austen's house in Chawton, the English village where she wrote many of her famous works.
- Visit Winchester – see the famous cathedral and browse local shops.
- Take a trip to Stonehenge, a 3,000 year old prehistoric archaeological monument.
- Visit Highclere Castle, home of the Earl and Countess of Carnarvon. The location for the recent popular Downton Abbey series, guests can view the highly celebrated Egyptian exhibition and enjoy the beautiful grounds and gardens.
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INVERNESS are seeking further explanation over Danny Wilson's eligibility in their semi-final defeat by Hearts after failing to understand why he could play despite his outstanding Scottish Communities League Cup ban.
The on-loan Liverpool defender set up Michael Ngoo's goal in the 1-1 draw at Easter Road before Hearts won on penalties to secure a League Cup final place.
Wilson played in the 2010 final for Rangers and was sent off for denying a goalscoring opportunity in a 1-0 victory over Rangers, sparking a one-match ban in the competition.
Wilson signed for Liverpool before Rangers began the defence of their trophy and left without serving the suspension.
Inverness were told yesterday that Wilson was eligible, and Hearts had checked this with the authorities before the game, but they are not yet satisfied by the explanations.
In a statement last night, the club said: "As a result of discussions that have taken place throughout the afternoon, the club will be seeking further details and an explanation on events surrounding this matter."
The club had earlier said: "We have spoken to the SFA disciplinary committee who have confirmed that Danny was eligible to play on Saturday.
"This was checked out by Hearts and the SPL prior to Saturday's game.
"There was no notice of suspension accompanying his registration paperwork when he returned from Liverpool FC."
It is not clear when Wilson served any suspension for his dismissal, with the offence not serious enough to spark an automatic ban for Rangers' next league game.
Wilson made his Liverpool debut in the Anfield team's opening League Cup game of the 2010-11 season, a penalty shootout defeat in September against a Northampton team containing Inverness striker Billy McKay.


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Dayton to Undergo Spinal Surgery at Mayo Clinic
ST. PAUL (AP) - Gov. Mark Dayton will undergo spinal surgery next week at Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
Dayton's office announced Friday that the operation is being done to relieve a constriction in the governor's lower back, known as stenosis, and to fuse a vertebrae in the same area that is shifting out of alignment. The procedure will take place on Thursday, Dec. 27.
Dayton, who is 65, expects to be released from the hospital on Dec. 31. He'll return to the Governor's Residence in St. Paul after that, and plans to work from there for a few weeks. His office says public events scheduled for the first two weeks of January are being rescheduled.
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there are so many great bond girls, but here are a few that really stand out to me:
1. Ursula Andress (Honey Ryder) from Dr. No
2. Claudine Auger (Domino Derval) from Thunderball
3. Jane Seymour (Solitaire) from Live and Let Die
4. Eva Green (Vesper Lynd) from Casino Royale
as for the next Bond girl, I would have to agree with Megan Fox. she has the bad ass attitude that really suits the Bond series....oh and she's REALLY hot.
Sorry, I gotta go with Halle Berry as Jinx in Die Another Day. Why? Just look at that bod! Yikes. Plus, her dive off the cliff was pretty stout.
women on the planet, but why does she insist on wearing her hair in that unflattering "pixie" cut. She looks SO much better when she wears her hair shoulder length.
Back to the topic, I think it is a dead heat between Halle and Denise Richards. I love Richards' little, perky nose and her huge, perky rack.
Thunderball FTW here.
I'm kinda partial to Fiona Volpe-
As well as her doppelganger, in NSNA, Fatima Blush. (Don't bad girls rule?)
But Domino had the best swimsuits...
1. Ursula Andress
2. Halle Berry
3. Maria Garzia Cucinotta
4. Martine Beswick
5. Kristina Wayborn
Not that the top 2 aren't awesome, just that you've named some unheralded gems after that. #3 should have learned better English, because she deserved a bigger career.
Pieces of digested corn would not stop me from sucking this woman's ass.
Back in the day!
Bibi Dahl in "For Your Eyes Only". I think I was 10 when I saw that seen where she jumped in bed, removed her towel, and said "I'll do anything for you." That was awesome.
A lot of good ones already mentioned. Bibi was dynamite (don't know how Bond resisted that one). Also a big Tanya Roberts fan.
Felt I had to mention Holly Goodhead (great name, cute, and super smart NASA scientist) and Plenty O'Toole (even better name and amazing rack).
Here's a list of all the lovely ladies with pics for those who want to comparison shop:
But probably not women.
Though I do like your taste in Bond women names. Anyone else have some lesser know, favorite Bond girl names?
was smokin' as Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale.
Might I recommend a little film called The Dreamers. I'd put something up from it, but it's not only NSFW, it's not safe for MGoBlog. Let's just say if you imagined what she looked like in CR, you won't have to imagine after researching that movie. She's not shy.
but I have seen a couple NSFW pics from it. Yeah, definitely doesn't appear to be shy at all.
Megan Fox should be the next Bond girl. If they don't get her, then they need to get a new unknown actress, preferably blonde.
I would have liked to see a lot more than 2 minutes of Plenty O'Toole.
Jill Masterson (before and after the gold paint job)
Mary Goodnight (now you be a good girl and wait in the closet while I make sexy time)
Xenia Onatopp (turned on by the prospect of being on a train about to be derailed).
Actually like Aki better...
An Emma Peel shot would be hotter, but kinda a cheat...
Got better with age...
Adorable, and hot Wonder Years sister too....mmmm sisters...
Couldn't really act. Really couldn't care.
Hot and cool.
And Viva la France! (because if you look, it's pretty easy to find French Women showing a lot more...)
If you go by names: Pussy Galore, Holly Goodhead, Plenty O'Toole.
Otherwise, Holly Ryder (Ursula Andress), Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi), Anya Amasova (Barbara Bach), Tiffany Case (Jill St. John), and I could go on...
HONEY Ryder (even better), Domino, Kissy Suzuki, Bambi and Thumper, Solitare, Mary Goodnight, Chew Mee, Octopussy, Penelope Smallbone, Mayday, Jenny Flex, Lupe Lamora, Xenia Onatopp, Christmas Jones, Molly Warmflash, Jinx, Strawberry Fields...
Shouldn't this have been in the who's the best Bond post? Closes the case right there.
Red Headed Tiffany Case from Diamonds are forever leads it for me, with Domino from Thunderball in second, and Teresa Bond from OHMSS.


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I beat that boys ass!
Yeah, but now he's gonna throw some Jew Jitsu on you!
Yeah, but now he's gonna throw some Jew Jitsu on you!
by Mike Comanche March 04, 2009
When a Jewish person performs martial arts.
by lockenload23 March 11, 2017
The kung fu art practiced by those of jewish decent. Typically it involves throwing stars of david.
Hey Barry Goldstein is a black belt in jewjitsu, don't mess with him.
by dannyfisch November 19, 2007
Ancient martial art Created by Mortichai Weinstein in the ages of Jesus. Ninjews practice this to this day, which is an art form of Grace, coveting, and throwing Ninja Stars-of-David
Man, that Ninjew really kicked their asses. He must study onder the Hebrew Guru.
by The BIG Nasty March 11, 2005
The martial art of avoiding debt
Floyd owes everyone money, but he avoids the topic and make no intention of ever paying anyone back. He must be a 5th degree black belt in the art of Jew-Jitsu
by contactedmundhere April 10, 2015
A thug tried to steal the jewish mans jew gold but ended getting knocked the fuck out by the heebs jew jitsu moves.
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Kansas forward Thomas Robinson, a 6-10 junior, is a 2012 Sporting News first-team All-American:
In recent college basketball history, there has been no great player as patient as Robinson. He played fewer minutes in his first two seasons combined than he has as a junior. Robinson spent his freshman and sophomore years backing up such players as Cole Aldrich, Marcus Morris and Markieff Morris. And even after Robinson turned out to be a star when those guys were gone, he chose not to complain about his inactivity those first two seasons. He believes the competition in practice helped make him better. Maybe it did. If you watch Robinson now, with his ability to power through defenders in the low post or nail jumpers from just inside the foul line—well, there has to be some explanation for how a guy who was rated only a four-star prospect by Rivals.com became one of Division I's best players three years later.
The numbers that really count: No major-conference player averages more rebounds than Robinson's 11.9 per game, and no one anywhere has grabbed more at the defensive end. Robinson has produced ten games with 14 or more rebounds, most notably getting 15 against Duke's deep frontcourt in the championship game of the Maui Invitational. In eight games against ranked opponents, Robinson averaged 19.8 points and 12.3 rebounds, getting double doubles in seven of those games.
SN first-team All-Americans: Anthony Davis, Kentucky | Draymond Green, Michigan State | Isaiah Canaan, Murray State | Thomas Robinson, Kansas | Jared Sullinger, Ohio State
— Second- and third-team All-Americans and All-Freshman team
What the numbers don't tell you: Robinson's greatest success was going from zero to 60 as though he were a Porsche. He advanced from reserve to star instantly, the moment he committed to returning to KU as a junior. He had to handle being the Jayhawks' first option and the focus of opposing scouting reports before he'd even learned what it was like to play 30 minutes a night. This caused no apparent problems. In his third game of the season, against Georgetown, he scored 20 points and got 12 rebounds, and the assault continued from there. Last season, Robinson had to deal with the death of his mother and both grandparents, then working to ensure the future of his younger sister. He has demonstrated uncommon grace in carrying the weight of both his team and his family.
Coach Bill Self says: "Here's a guy that doesn't even play last year, doesn't play as a freshman, wasn't a highly recruited kid by highly recruited kid standards, and he's one of two for national player of the year?"
More Sporting News awards
— Player of the Year: Kentucky's Anthony Davis
— Coach of the Year: Kansas' Bill Self
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valeria wrote:Should be: Cape Breton, not cape brenton.
Should be St. John's, not Saint John ( in Newfoundland)
Suggestion for Evangeline: Annapolis Valley or Evangeline Trail
Suggestion for Sunrise Trail: Halifax, Antigonish, Guysborough
It's looking really good though. I'm not great at figuring out borders. I am really good at making suggestions once someone else has filled in the blanks. Any other geography questions, I'd be more than willing to help out.
You can almost see my house... at the eastern tip of Cape Breton!
Lone.prophet wrote:
and dim he did all the resource so far we will see what else he will bring in
Lone.prophet wrote:well how it should be devided and what to call everything
Gozar wrote:Unit_2 wrote:Gozar, what did you seach to get that with territorys?
Maritime counties in google images
Lone.prophet wrote:wow you are really frustrated i see
Lone.prophet wrote:Well your congo map doesnt have ass much territories can you devide it up some more so i know exactly what to do and ill make a shiny map out of it
Lone.prophet wrote:na i dont like a map like that maybe you should ask another artist to make your map than. i am more an old school map person!
Lone.prophet wrote:thats cool i would really like to do a nepal map (lots of cool mountain terrain)
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It has been an honor and a privilege to teach here at AU. I am passionate about what we are doing here within the school of social work. I love the concept of a small University. In fact, I transferred here from one of the larger Universities because I felt like a number there. I strive to give to my students what my professors gave to me when I was here. I have lived in the Aurora area all my life, so to be able to live and give to my community is a special gift.
M.S.W. - Aurora University
B.A. - Human Services and Psychology (double major) ~ National Louis University
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Addiction Studies
Occupational Social Work
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Addictions Counseling I & II
Drugs and Human Behavior
BSW Generalist Practice Courses
Highlights of Publications, Honors and Professional Contributions
Served as a Board Member for a local non-for profit agency {June 2002 to November 2008}
"Using Narrative Therapy with the Addicted Population" presented at the IAODAPCA Spring
2003 Conference
Highlights of Campus Involvement
"Dealing with Stress and Burnout" - asked by the Student Social Work Association to present
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"Safety Symposium-2008" - asked by the Student Social Work Association to present
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- There's not an abundance of storage in our kitchen, and counter-space is at a premium as well. This was a huge apprehension when we were looking at renting the place. We clock some serious hours working in the kitchen in any given week, so creating a kitchen that was pleasant enough to actually work in was a challenge. Adding some simple, clean shelving allowed us to display some of our favorite odds and ends. It also let us keep things close at hand that we always use, but kept them out of the way.
- What's your favorite meal to cook here?:
- We make from-scratch ramen, down to homemade noodles, probably every other week.