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- London
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Rob Leech, Sean Penlington, Mia Taylor, Sarah Kate Wilson
AboutâTen years on, I am all the more convinced that painting, since the late 1970's version of its âend', has not only survived but also thrived because of its embrace of the coalitional. What sometimes works for governments frequently works for painting, as nearly thirty years of recent activity that is considered to be painting has demonstrated by its ability to work with rather than against other media, even if the partnership is self-consciously temporary and provisional.' Leech, Penlington, Taylor and Wilson occupy a territory within an âexpanded field of painting', a term borrowed from Rosalind Krauss' seminal essay âSculpture in the Expanded Field' (1979). This field of practice claims a heritage to painting, yet departs from certain constraints of medium specificity. The works by these artists exemplify painting's embrace of other media. They borrow, absorb and in turn claim for painting: languages, materials and philosophical underpinnings that might be thought intrinsic to other mediums. Sean Penlington's paintings explicitly acknowledge the medium's history; its baggage is employed as a type of short hand, helping the viewer leapfrog to particular ideas and narratives within the work. Fabric, faux fur, beads, ropes, plastic balls and fruit are used in conjunction with the more traditional oil paint. Library loan slips for books such as David Ryan's Talking Painting: Dialogues Between 12 Contemporary Abstract Painters are incorporated and operate as touchstones to debates within the medium. Dealing with notions of temporality and surface value, Rob Leech celebrates bling and quick fixes. His choice and application of materials and methods of display pots of vibrating gloss paint on plinths and crisp vinyl applied to gallery walls are used to seduce. Leech's recent body of work, titled Instant Tan, is described as âA happy meeting between Post-painterly Abstraction and The Only Way Is Essex.' . The site-specific works in this exhibition are created using instant tan applied straight from the bottle onto the gallery walls. This process emulates marks that the sun may make as it shines through the windows at Fort. Many of Mia Taylor's works are site-responsive and activate or call attention to the environmental conditions and architecture they are placed within. Exploring the âunfixed' nature of contemporary painting, these works exist in a constant state of change due to variable conditions and the employment of everyday materials. Recently Taylor has utilised mass-produced architectural, electronic and design-based drawing templates, which provide a systematic two-dimensional visual language to describe actions, objects or space. Taylor re-purposes these templates, using their motifs to develop a hybridised language that talks of three-dimensional space and systems yet is also situated within a formal language of modernism and geometric abstraction. Sarah Kate Wilson's âdurational paintings', involve curators, audiences and collectors in their âlives'. Her abandonment of paint allows the works to continually metamorphose once they leave the studio. Similarly to Taylor's, Wilson's paintings remain in a state of flux. Her paintings are not post-performance relics or pre-performance objects, but instead, exist and are activated in âreal time'. Rob Leech (b. 1983 Derby, UK). Lives and works in London. Studied Fine Art MA, Royal Academy Schools, London (2006 2009). Selected exhibitions include: Sluice Art Fair, 2013, London, UK; The Area of Misinformation, Hack The Barbican, 2013, The Barbican Centre, London, UK; Instant Tan (Solo, as part of the event A Continuous Project Altered in a Day), 2013, Corfu, London, UK; Rock - Paper - Scissors, 2012, UNO+UNO, Milan, Italy; Riff Raff, 2010, Q, 5-8 Lower John Street, London, UK. Sean Penlington (b. 1987 Liverpool, UK). Lives and works in London. Studied Fine Art MA, Chelsea College of Art & Design, UAL, London (2012 2013); BA (Hons) Fine Art, Manchester Metropolitan University (2007 2010). Selected exhibitions include: FACK!, 2013, West London Art Prize, The Griffin Gallery, London, UK; The Manchester Contemporary, 2013, The International 3, Manchester, UK; NADA Cologne, 2012, The International 3, Cologne, Germany; Creative Cities Collection: London in 2012, The Olympic Gallery, Beijing, China; The Saatchi Gallery & Channel 4's New Sensations, 2010, London, UK. He curated and participated in Honeymoon, 2013, Triangle Space, Chelsea College of Art, London, UK and is represented by The International 3, Manchester. Mia Taylor (b. 1977 Bristol, UK) Lives and works in London. Studied Fine Art MA, Chelsea College of Art & Design, London (2004 2005); BA (Hons) Fine Art, Nottingham Trent University (1996 1999). Selected exhibitions include: Major Flow Chartlate, 2013, toomer labzda, New York (solo); Untitled: Glitch, 2013, Peacock Projects, London, UK; PART TWO: Obscured Exchange, 2013, APT Gallery, London, UK; Painting-Versus-Object, 2012, Standpoint Gallery, London, UK; C.H.E.E.R. Miami, (Solo), NADA Miami, 2011, toomer labzda; Jerwood Contemporary Painters, 2008, London, UK. Sarah Kate Wilson (b. 1982 Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands). Lives and works in London. Studied MFA Painting at The Slade School of Fine Art, London (2008 2010). Selected exhibitions include: PART THREE: Oblique Exchange, 2013, APT Gallery, London, UK, Uncle Vern's Dog, Gallery North, Newcastle, 2013; Jerwood Drawing Prize 2012, shortlisted (UK touring show). She co-curated and participated in the UK touring exhibition Malerei; Painting as Object, 2012. She is currently a practice based PhD. candidate at Leeds University (AHRC). www.robleech.net/works.htm www.seanpenlington.com www.miataylor.co.uk www.sarahjkatewilson.com
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College basketball results, Nov. 26
Associated Press | November 26, 2012 | Updated: November 27, 2012 12:48am
Photo By Jamie Squire/Getty ImagesJeff Withey of Kansas blocks a shot by San Jose State's James Kinney. Withey finished with 12 blocks and a triple-double.
Photo By Orlin Wagner/Associated PressKansas center Jeff Withey (5) blocks a shot by San Jose State forward Chris Cunningham (15) during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Lawrence, Kan., Monday, Nov. 26, 2012. (AP Photo/Orlin Wagner)
James Kinney scored 19 of his 30 points in the second half for San Jose State, at one point scoring nine points in a span of 90 seconds as the Spartans mounted a big second-half charge before falling short, losing 70-57 to 10th-ranked Kansas on Monday in Lawrence.
Jeff Withey had 16 points, 12 rebounds and a school-record 12 blocks for the Jayhawks (5-1), giving him the second official triple-double in school history.
Withey scored 10 points during a 20-2 run early in the second half. Kansas used the run to take a 60-36 lead with just more than 11 minutes remaining, but the Spartans (2-3) answered with an 18-2 run to climb back in the game.
Kansas didn't keep records for blocked shots during the 1950s, when Wilt Chamberlain played, so officially, only Cole Aldrich (in 2010) and Withey have had triple-doubles.
Kinney hit consecutive jumpers to end Kansas' big run, then added a fall-away three-pointer with just more than 10 minutes remaining to start closing the gap. He hit another three with 6:44 left to trim the lead to 60-51, then hit his fourth three of the game to make it 64-57 with 2:39 left.
"I wasn't going give up," Kinney said. "I'm not going to get embarrassed out here."
After the game, freshman forward Zach Peters, who has had a shoulder injury and a series of concussions, announced he is leaving Kansas.
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Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt star in the latest teaser clip for director Doug Liman's sci-fi action film.
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Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt experience the same battle over and over again in the first trailer for Doug Liman's sci-fi thriller Edge of Tomorrow.
As Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow change All You Need Is Kill to Edge of Tomorrow, a new image featuring Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise arrives along with a Comic-Con International poster.
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The U.S. is sending another 300 troops to Iraq to increase security at the U.S. Embassy and elsewhere in the Baghdad area to protect U.S. citizens and property.
Iraqis regain partial control of one city, defend major oil refinery
In a televised address to the nation, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki struck an optimistic tone and vowed to teach the attackers a "lesson."
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President Barack Obama says Iraq will need additional assistance from the U.S. to push back an Islamic insurgency.
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Iraqis brave threat of bombs, attacks to vote
The election marked the first nationwide balloting since the 2011 pullout of American troops.
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The reason I am active on this website is to pass on the help I have received from generous contributors. I will be glad to help find graves in the area, and I will try my best to do so.I only transcribe for genealogical purposes, particularly if the records are old and fading fast. I will not add new graves until a few years have passed. Unless I knew the person in life, and if their families will agree to an immediate memorial, only then will I add it.My main concern is finding and adding as much information as I can to those records, and in turn, to the descendants of those transcribed.If one has information on a transcription, please don't hesitate to inform me.I will gladly transfer memorials.I have absolutely NO intention of keeping memorials from family members, or others, who can and will add more information and keep the long term maintence up.Any and all questions, information updates, and requests are welcome.Thanks to all those who have helped me in the past and I hope to do the same for others in the future.
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Martin Douglas Packer
Your flowers were posted on a 'dupe' for Lizzie Siddall - can you delete them and repost on the original memorial please? "You are one of my favorite historical people.I'm sorry your story ended the way it did.Rest in peace." THANKS!
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Martin Douglas Packer
on Sep 15, 2014 8:39 AM
Many thanks for transferring the memorials, and for the information on Wallsend. I'm afraid I know the answer, but I'll ask anyway -- is there any chance some records exist to find unmarked graves? James died about 7 months before his father was ambushed and killed, so I would guess that they must be buried near to one another.
I'm planning to make a trip to Bell county this fall, and plan to visit Wallsend. I'll do some looking too!
Here is my email address -- anything else you can share would be greatly appreciated!
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on Aug 18, 2014 10:41 PM
William T. Atkins
Hello, In addition to my request to take control of the memorial for my great grandmother (Annie Atkins), I'd also like to request control of my Great Grandfather's memorial -- Annie's husband William T. Atkins.
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on Aug 18, 2014 12:31 PM
Annie H Dickerson
You created a memorial for my great grandmother, Annie H. Atkins, Wallsend Cemetary. I wonder if you might be able to give me information? I understand that Wallsend is in disrepair. Were you able to locate a headstone for her, or did you use cemetery records. Also, would you consider transferring the memorial to me to maintain? Many thanks.
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on Aug 16, 2014 9:11 PM
Irene Smith-Rice
RE: Photo Request
You are very welcome! Happy to help!
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Irene Smith-Rice
on Nov 29, 2013 3:10 PM
RE: Photo Request
You are more than welcome.I knew Dakota for a short while and miss him. Here at Southern Monument we like to try to have photos of the memorial we create for our families that we serve. I love the find a grave web site. I didnt know it was available until just recently. I will do my best to contribute photos when I can. I wish you well in the days to come.
Carla Brown
Southern Monument Co.
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James (Jim) F. Kelly
111271481 Sr Mary Imelda Sekerak
Please consider transferring Sister Mary Imelda to me.
I have entered several hundred of the Sisters of Charity and have additional information on Sister.
Thank you.
Jim Kelly
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James (Jim) F. Kelly
on Aug 29, 2013 6:57 PM
Sharon Gallagher Smith
Jabe Smith
Thanks, I will keep working my Smith's and see if I can connect them. I think maybe your Jabe may be the son of my Jabe and Birdie. But not sure and will let you know if I find any Documentation to support that.
Thanks Again, for all your pictures and help on this Cemetery.
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Sharon Gallagher Smith
on Jul 30, 2013 5:34 PM
Sharon Gallagher Smith
Jabe Smith
I am not sure they are the same either. I have the death certificate on my jabe Smith posted as b 1885 and death 1956 and he is married to the Birdie Virdie Stewart Smith. They married 27 May 1907 in knox co and by the marriage cert Birdie was b about 1891 have no other date on her. I will let you know if I find anything else. I do have another Jabe born march 10 but have no other dates on him.
Thanks, Sharon
Knox County Marriage Book U: May 27, 1907
Jabe Smith 22, 1st marriage, parents Martin and Martha Smith
Birdie Smith 16, 1st marriage, parents Starling and Louell Smith at Campbell Smith, Witnesses Adison Merida and Campbell Smith
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That is fantastic. I would love to do that; the older and more run down, the better. I live in CA and went to VA last summer to find old graves. It is so fulfilling to photograph old headstones and put them on Find A Grave.
Last night I looked for Wallsend Cemetery on Google Earth. From the air you can almost make out an area with headstones. Good luck and thank you for your effort. You can email me direct firstname.lastname@example.com
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Economy - Fuel Prices Fuel Price Data Month January 2015 Gallon of Heating Fuel ($) 5.59 Gallon of Gasoline ($) 5.99 Election, Recording, and Judicial Districts Senate District S Senator Lyman Hoffman (D) House District 37 Representative Bryce Edgmon (D) Judicial District 3 Recording District Aleutian Islands Facilities and Amenities Municipal Facilities & Utilities Piped Water, Piped Sewer, Landfill, EMS/Ambulance, Clinic, Dock, City Roads, Municipal Building, Community Center Broadband Internet Available Yes Broadband Cell Phone Services No Cell Phone Service Available Yes Max Upload Speed Available 200 kbps to 768 kbps (UPLOAD only) Max Download Speed Available 768 kbps to 1.5 Mbps Geography and Climate Location Cold Bay is located in the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge at the western end of the Alaska Peninsula. It lies 634 miles southwest of Anchorage and 180 miles northeast of Unalaska. 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Cold Bay is a regional transportation center and provides scheduled flights to surrounding communities. The community has a dock but wants to develop a breakwater, boat harbor, and boat launch. Marine cargo services are available monthly from Seattle but not from Anchorage. The state ferry operates bi-monthly from Kodiak between May and October. There are approximately 40 miles of local gravel roads. 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Dimensions Healthcare System Behavioral Health Services are comprised of a full range of services offered at both Prince George's Hospital Center and Laurel Regional Hospital. These facilities offer a wide variety of treatment options depending upon the needs of each individual.
These services include:
- Community Support and Outreach
- Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs
- Emergency Psychiatric Services
- Inpatient Behavioral Health Treatment
Our staff is comprised of psychiatrists, counselors, dietitians, pharmacists and social workers.
Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs
The Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) at Laurel Regional Hospital and Prince George's Hospital Center offer individual, group, and family therapy, expressive and occupational therapies and psycho-education in an alternative, structured treatment setting. The program offers the structure of a psychiatric program while allowing patients to go home in the evening to remain connected with their family, friends and other support systems. Due to the nature of this program, it can shorten a hospital stay or provide the intervention necessary to avoid hospitalization. PHP services are up to six hours per day, five days per week.
- Groups are designed to provide individuals with the resources required to return to their community, family, work and education.
- Flexibility is built into the program so that individuals can attend specific groups, and "step down" to intensive outpatient services. A variety of options for frequency and duration of treatment are available based on the individual needs of the patient.
- Case managers work with individuals, family members, community support mechanisms, and psychiatrists to individualize care after discharge.
- Close supervision by staff psychiatrists is provided.
- Coverage for costs of services is provided by most commercial insurance plans and Medicaid and Medicare.
Emergency Evaluations
Laurel Regional Hospital and Prince George's Hospital Center provides 24-hour emergency psychiatric assessments. An experienced behavioral health professional along with consultation from physicians and psychiatrists evaluates each person and determines the most appropriate level of care.
23-Hour Observation Beds
The Assessment and Stabilization Center, located at Prince George's Hospital Center provides 23-hour Observation Beds to reduce inappropriate admissions and observation of psychiatric conditions needing further evaluation prior to disposition to an appropriate level of care.
Inpatient Unit
Inpatient Behavioral Health Services are offered at Laurel Regional Hospital and Prince George's Hospital Center. The Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment Program consists of a multidisciplinary team of professionals who provide expertise in the treatment of a wide variety of disorders. These range from situational, affective and anxiety disorders, to psychotic illnesses and dual diagnosis. Our units' models are therapeutic community-based, with heavy emphasis on the group process. The Prince George's Hospital Center Inpatient Unit accepts voluntary and involuntary patients.
Our comprehensive array of inpatient services include:
- Assessment and evaluation
- Individual/group and family therapies
- Recreational, art and occupational therapies
- Mental health education
In the secure inpatient units, the interdisciplinary team provides assessment/evaluation, medication adjustment, brief treatment and discharge planning. Specialized case managers work with the patient and payers to provide cost effective treatment. Adult patients participate in an individualized, structured program designed to focus on their presenting concerns. The emphasis of this short-term unit is focused on assessment, stabilization, brief treatment and referral back to the community or to the next appropriate level of care. The family and/or support network of the patient is included as much as possible when patient consent is given.
Smoking Cessation Program
Laurel Regional Hospital and Prince George's Hospital Center provide smoking cessation programs designed to be supportive, educational and fun. Programs are four weeks, once a week, 1 ½ hour group sessions, with nicotine replacement therapy available. Program education topics include adverse effects of smoking, affects of "secondhand smoke, why quit, the addiction process and its emotional impact, medications-how and why they work, learning new skills/alternative behaviors, how to quit without gaining weight, developing a support system, and stress management and relapse prevention.
Participants must be 18 years of age and a Maryland resident
Contact – 301-618-6363 24 hours a day/7 days a week for more information.
Laurel Regional Hospital and Prince George's Hospital Center offer several support groups for patients, their family members and support systems. These support groups include Alcoholics Anonymous, Bipolar Disorder, and Narcotics Anonymous.
For more information about Dimensions Healthcare System Behavioral Health Services call Laurel Regional Hospital at 301-725-4300 and Prince George's Hospital Center at 301-618-2434.


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NCAA tournament: A to Z
Here are 26 facts about the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament.
- Giants' Pierre-Paul injured in fireworks accident
- Sale aiming for record ninth straight game with double-digit strikeouts
- IronPigs win, Fightin Phils get smoked
- MLB roundup: Bryant's fireworks spark Cubs to win
- Nationals' Strasburg exits early with injury
- Tigers place Cabrera on DL with strained calf
- Fan giving A-Rod ball from 3,000th hit
- Cards fire scouting director over hacking scandal
- Marlins' Fernandez returns with a boom
- IronPigs win, Fightin Phils get smoked
- Reading drops series opener with Trenton
- IronPigs rebound with win at Rochester
- Tommy Joseph adjusting to change after concussions
- Packers' Andrew Quarless arrested for allegedly firing gun
- Richardson, Gates, McClain suspended four games
- Redskins' stadium bid could be blocked over team name
- Former WR Goodman sues NFLPA
- Redskins WR Jackson accuses Eagles of 'smear campaign'
- Brett Favre: 'I could still play'
- Devin Street visits Via of the Lehigh Valley
- NFL notebook: Seahawks' Bennett may hold out
- Browns WR Pryor wants to give 'slash-player deal' a chance
- Eagles cut guard Evan Mathis
- Local products Scheuerman, Coccia sign with NFL teams
- Eagles focus on defense at NFL Draft
- Local fans react to the arrival of Tim Tebow
Penn State Football
- Exeter's Menet picks Penn State
- Franklin excited to have Barkley coming to PSU
- Franklin vows more work to be done at Penn State
- Bats Carry Crusaders over Nittany Lions
- Blues trade Oshie to Capitals
- Seven-time All-Star St. Louis retires
- NHL notebook: Capitals sign Williams, adding 'Mr. Game 7'
- Penguins trade for Maple Leafs' Kessel
- NHL denies report of Coyotes' move to Las Vegas
- NHL notebook: Blue Jackets acquire Saad in multi-player deal
- Judge: Glendale still must pay Coyotes $3.75M
- Former Red Wings lead Hockey Hall of Fame class
- Kings terminate contract of F Richards
- NHL notebook: Jackets sign Saad to six-year contract
- Sabres sign F O'Reilly to seven-year extension
- Flyers sign RW McDonald
- Flyers hire Dillabaugh as goaltending coach
- Reports: Harris agrees to $64M contract with Magic
- G Matthews agrees to deal with Mavs
- Wade stays in Miami with one-year deal
- Duncan will return for 19th season with Spurs
- Pacers to sign Monta Ellis
- Bucks land C Monroe with max deal
- Kevin Love: 'I'm going back to Cleveland'
- Green wants more green, talks off with Warriors
- Dragic agrees to $90M deal with Heat


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Forests: Changes in the Land
Approximately 50% of a tree's weight is comprised of carbon that originated from atmospheric carbon dioxide. What happens to this carbon when trees are cut down to make way for agriculture, or are destroyed by natural phenomena such as wildfires, hurricanes, tornadoes and insect infestations? In this lab, you will explore answers to these important questions:
- How do changes in forests affect the carbon cycle and climate?
- How can preserving forests help to mitigate the impact of elevated atmospheric CO2 on climate change?
In Part B, you will use a case study of Northern Boreal Forests undergoing ecological changes to identify and analyze the causal relationships and feedbacks that emerge from these ecological changes.
After completing this investigation, you will be able to:
- Explain how wildfires, drought and deforestation can change a forest from being a carbon sink to a carbon source.
- Effectively use the Global Forest Cover tool to research changes in forest cover over time.
- Use systems thinking strategies to identify causal connections and feedbacks in a complex Boreal forest carbon cycle undergoing ecological change.
Keeping Track of What You LearnThroughout these labs, you will find two kinds of questions.
- Checking In questions are intended to keep you engaged and focused on key concepts and to allow you to periodically check if the material is making sense. These questions are often accompanied by hints or answers to let you know if you are on the right track.
- Stop and Think questions are intended to help your teacher assess your understanding of the key concepts and skills you should be learning from the lab activities and readings.


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UNCW Recognized by U.S. News, Kiplinger's, Princeton Review and Others
Friday, December 06, 2013
In 2013, the University of North Carolina Wilmington was recognized by several top-tier publications.
On Dec. 11, Kiplinger's Personal Finance recognized UNCW as one of the "100 Best Values in Public Colleges, 2014." The University moved into the top 30, to # 28, up four slots from the previous year.
Kiplinger's begins with almost 600 institutions and ranks their top 100 public universities based on excellence and affordability. These new rankings will appear in their February issue but are online now.
"To be recognized by these prestigious institutions is a great honor and exemplifies that a quality education can be affordable," commented UNCW Chancellor Gary L. Miller. "UNCW takes pride in offering students from around the world reasonable and innovative academic programs. We want students to excel in their studies without as much of a financial burden and we believe UNCW allows them to do just that."
In September, UNCW received high marks from U.S. News & World Report, maintaining its top-fifteen ranking as one of the best overall universities in the South and one of the top ten public institutions in the South on its "Best Colleges 2014" regional list.
In August, The Princeton Review recognized UNCW as one of the "Best in the Southeast" on their "2014 Best Colleges: Region by Region" list. Earlier in 2013, the publication ranked UNCW as one of the nation's "Best Value" colleges and universities for the fifth consecutive year.
Additionally, Colleges of Distinction cited UNCW as one of the top public colleges and universities for 2013-14, while Washington Monthly selected the school as their thirteenth pick overall on their "Best-Bang-for-Your-Buck" list.


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Change of Degree Application (CODA)
Welcome to NC State's centralized site for applying to add or change majors! This site contains all the information and tools you need to research majors, and to apply to change or add a new major.
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If you would you like to see how your current course work translates to your desired major, you can run a "What If" scenario on your degree audit for your intended curriculum! If you aren't familiar with your degree audit, please see our degree audit tutorial.
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GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — Residents and street crews in High Point and Greensboro plan up clearing a lot of debris from the ice storm earlier this month with highs in the mid-70s this Saturday.
"This weather has been great," said Chris Marriott, deputy director of Field Operations for Greensboro.
Marriott says city crews have been working 12-hour shifts since the storm that lasted from Dec. 6-7.
The warm, dry weather makes clearing limbs, branches and down trees go a lot faster, said Marriott.
"We're not dealing with the mud and muck," he said. "The trucks can get in and out much easier on dry roads."
Even with help from outside contractors, the city's only cleared about a quarter of the 8,000 tons of debris left over.
It's a number they hope they can shrink this weekend.
The nice weather is also expected to draw a big crowd to the Ingleside Compost site in High Point.
"It's going to be wild and hectic," said Richard McMillan, assistant director of Public Services for High Point.
The site is extending their hours and hiring extra workers.
"We'll have people out guiding people in, helping with traffic, helping at the scales," McMillan said.
Besides city trucks, residents like William Hemphill who are doing it themselves are expected to flood the compost site.
"It just made more sense just to bring it here," Hemphill said. "Then the city doesn't have to mess with it."
Greensboro is waiving the curbside yard waste restrictions for all residents indefinitely.
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Television - Andrew Billen is surprised at how smoothly Clarkson swapped cars for tanks
Television - Andrew Billen is surprised at how smoothly Clarkson swapped cars for tanks
by Andrew Billen Published
Tuesday had Jeremy Clarkson lecturing us on the qualities of the Tiger Tank. "It was the king of the German divisions, the biggest armoured vehicle they had ever made. It weighed 57 tonnes. Its armour plating was four inches thick. The shells it fired were from an 88mm gun. It could blow any of them to kingdom come with complete impunity."
And (you expected him to go on) it went from nought to 50 in 20 seconds and averaged 30 miles per gallon in town. What on earth, I wondered, persuaded the BBC to choose a Top Gear presenter to front The Victoria Cross: for valour (4 November, 9pm, BBC2)? Was this the latest round in the BBC's bizarre game of presenter-subject Consequences? After Rolf Harris on Old Masters and Jeremy Clarkson on military history, what next? Trinny and Susannah on comparative religion?
Yet if Clarkson can make cars interesting to me (and he can), he could probably sell the history of needlework to peak-time ITV1, and his subject this time was almost too rich. In fact, he had two subjects, the first being the story of the Victoria Cross itself and the second the tale of Major Robert Cain, considered to have won the outstanding VC of the Second World War.
The programme did more than its duty by the first, reminding us how the VC's introduction 150 years ago, during the Crimean war, was resisted by the military establishment, which liked gongs to be reserved for officers, but was enthusiastically supported by the Queen and Prince Albert, who designed its spec. It is the proudest and humblest of medals, dull in hue, fashioned out of old Crimean canon bronze and made to the simplest design. Yet because only 1,351 have been awarded in a century and a half, and only 15 of its recipients are still alive, it has immense rarity value. As Clarkson said with typical hyperbole, it's almost impossible to win.
Those who do so, he suggested, embody the same paradoxical mix of pride and humility. They were generally at peace with themselves and "no longer needed to prove anything". Yet they were also extremely likely to boast about what brought them to this state. One complained that it seemed "a bit odd" to win a medal for doing what he was trained to do. Another said it made him feel like "a freak in a freak show".
Clarkson gave us the facts in tabloid bullet points but went on to ask the broadsheet questions. With 631 awarded in the First World War, 182 in the Second, and only 11 since, was the greatest medal in the world in danger of becoming extinct? Was bravery going out of fashion? No, he concluded, but in the age of high-tech, remote-control warfare, the conditions for bravery are disappearing. As for whether any of us, given those conditions, would exhibit such heroism, his view was quite possibly: the rogues and saints with VC after their name have been succeeded by people who, in their civilian jobs, were considered quite "ordinary".
The second story Clarkson told nevertheless veered towards hagiography. Robert Cain of the South Staffs Regiment excelled at the great cock-up at Arnhem, September 1944's Bridge Too Far. Its numbers devastated, its remnants in retreat, the British army was cornered in the village of Oosterbeek in Holland. Yet Cain, with pitifully inadequate equipment, and with most of his comrades dead, fought on, early on killing five Germans on his way back to his base, then single-handedly slowing the progress of three Tiger Tanks, at a cost to his eardrums and eyesight, and finally, his head covered in blood, firing a mortar from under his arm until the Germans before him retreated.
You could fault Clarkson's language at some points. "He bagged five Germans single handed" is no way in which to discuss battle. "This easygoing, married father of two" is a tabloid contraction too far. For his commitment to alliteration, cliche and exaggeration, Clarkson is the new Alan Whicker. His rhythmic delivery follows that strange tradition of over-emphatic iambic perfected by Fyfe Robinson, Tony Bastable, John Stapleton and the first few generations of Blue Peter presenters. Yet he makes you listen. I doubt whether Sir Michael Howard, BBC2's resident military historian, would, even as he winced, fault the clarity and vividness of his storytelling.
Nevertheless, why Clarkson? The answer came in the kind of dropped intro Clarkson would never have been permitted back in his early days on the Rotherham Advertiser. At the very end, Clarkson announced that Cain, who after the war returned to work as an oil industry executive, had died of cancer in 1974. Clarkson had never met him, which was a pity. "Partly because I am absolutely fascinated by VC winners and partly because I am married to his daughter - who never even knew he had won the VC until after he died: he'd never thought to mention it."
So my uncharitable thoughts about the mismatch between tale and teller were entirely wrong. The Victoria Cross: for valour demonstrated the oldest values of BBC documentaries. A film was made because someone passionately believed he had a story he had to tell. And someone up there had allowed him to do so.
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Herbes de Provence (Recipe: marinated mozzarella) {vegetarian, gluten-free}
First published in June 2008, this updated ingredient post features new photos and links. Marinated mozzarella cheese takes just minutes to make, and a few days to steep in the good flavors of the herbs. For a quick appetizer, just add toothpicks.
Who was more ingenious, the Provencal cook who first tossed together a few herbs growing on a hillside and gave it a fancy-sounding name -- herbes de Provence -- or the person who thought to market those herbs in an adorable ceramic crock ?
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Sizzling shooting leads Middlesex past Pointers
Still in the hunt for the Tidewater District title. That's what the Middlesex High varsity boys basketball team is after Monday night's 58-52 home win over West Point. The Chargers of coach Patrick Weller are now 3-2 in the district with three games remaining.
02.10.2010MHS girls Senior Night is Tuesday
A late rally by the Middlesex High girls varsity basketball team fell short in a 36-30 loss at Mathews on February 4. The aggressive Mathews defense held Middlesex to 3 points in the first quarter and led 19-11 at the half.
02.10.2010Payne signs to play football at CNU
Middlesex High School football standout Scott Payne has signed a letter-of-intent to attend Christopher Newport University in Newport News in the fall to play football for the Captains. Payne has been an All-District offensive guard and defensive end for the Chargers over the past four years.
02.10.2010JV Chargers host Mathews Saturday
The Chargers will visit King and Queen Thursday, February 11; will visit King William Friday, February 12; and will host Mathews on Saturday, February 13, in their final home game of the regular season.
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Statue of a Priest, Wen-amun Son of Nes-ba-neb-dedet and Ta-sherit-Khonsu
These three statues, from three different periods, were all carved from limestone. This kind of stone occurs in different grades from soft to hard. The harder the limestone, the more difficult to carve and the more skilled the sculptor must be. Soft limestone reveals less detail. Though nearly all ancient Egyptian statues were painted, the paint on the statuette hides the lower-grade stone used here.
All three statues would have been used in the tomb as a place for the ka-soul to reside and accept food offerings for the deceased from the living.
- Medium: Limestone
- Place Made: Thebes, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 50 B.C.E.
- Period: Ptolemaic Period
- Dimensions: 15 3/8 x 3 1/16 x 7 1/16 in. (39 x 7.7 x 18 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
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- Accession Number: 36.834
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
- Caption: Statue of a Priest, Wen-amun Son of Nes-ba-neb-dedet and Ta-sherit-Khonsu, ca. 50 B.C.E. Limestone, 15 3/8 x 3 1/16 x 7 1/16 in. (39 x 7.7 x 18 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 36.834. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Statue of a standing man in hard crystalline limestone. Conventional composition, frontal. Arms at sides, left leg advanced. Headless. Rear pillar carelessly inscribed for Wn-nfr, son of Ns'-b3-nb-dd.t and the sistrum player T3-sry.t-hnsw. Condition: Head missing. Body assembled from two pieces. Scattered chips. Portions of surface seem to have been cleaned with an abrasive to remove incrustations.
- Record Completeness: Best (89%)