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Howard Dodson
Howard Dodson is Chief of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture of the New York Public Library. A specialist in African American history and a noted lecturer, educator and consultant, Mr. Dodson has taught extensively around the country, including Emory University, Shaw University and Columbia University. He is a former consultant in the Office of the Chairman of the NEH, served as the Executive Director of the Institute of the Black World, and worked in the Peace Corps. Mr. Dodson has also been a consultant for the Congressional Black Caucus, Atlanta University, the Library of Congress and the US Department of Education.
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Colin A. Palmer
Colin A. Palmer (PhD, University of Wisconsin at Madison, 1970) is the Dodge Professor of History at Princeton University and serves as the Managing Editor for the Schomburg project. Professor Palmer's interests are African American studies, African Diaspora, Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean. He is the author of Slaves of the White God: Blacks in Mexico, 1570-1650 (Harvard University Press, 1976), Human Cargoes: The British Slave Trade to Spanish America, 1700-1739 (University of Illinois Press, 1981) and the two-volume set Passageways: An Interpretive History of Black America (Harcourt Brace, 1998).
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Lee Bernstein
Lee Bernstein is associate professor of history at the State University of New York, New Paltz. He is an historian of crime and punishment in US culture and politics between the 1940s and the 1970s. His research and writing focus on the history of organized crime and the history of prisons and prisoners. He is the author of The Greatest Menace: Organized Crime in Cold War America (University of Massachusetts Press, 2002). He received his BA from Hobart and William Smith Colleges, MA from Boston College, and PhD from the University of Minnesota.
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Daphne A. Brooks
Daphne A. Brooks is Associate Professor of English and African-American Studies at Princeton University where she teaches courses on African-American literature and culture, nineteenth century American literature, performance studies, cultural studies, and popular music culture. She is the author of various articles, including essays on the actress Adah Isaacs Menken, novelist Pauline Hopkins, black feminist theory and R&B music culture, and post-Civil Rights music culture and historical memory. Her book, Bodies in Dissent: Spectacular Performances of Race and Freedom, 1850-1910 is forthcoming from Duke University Press in 2006. Brooks is also the author of a book on the late rock artist Jeff Buckley's debut album Grace, which is included in Continuum Press's 331/3 critical music series.
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Claude A. Clegg III
Claude A. Clegg III is a professor of history at Indiana University at Bloomington. He is the author of An Original Man: The Life and Times of Elijah Muhammad (1997) and The Price of Liberty: African Americans and the Making of Liberia (2004), as well as several articles and book chapters. Presently, he is writing a book about a lynching that took place in early twentieth-century North Carolina. He teaches courses in African Diaspora history, with a particular focus upon the African American experience.
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Lisa Gail Collins
Lisa Gail Collins is Associate Professor of Art History and Africana Studies on the Class of 1951 Chair at Vassar College. Ms. Collins received her BA in Art History from Dartmouth College and her PhD in American Studies from the University of Minnesota. She is author of The Art of History: African American Women Artists Engage the Past (Rutgers University Press, 2002) and Art by African-American Artists: Selections from the 20th Century (Metropolitan Museum of Art, in association with Yale University Press, 2003). She is coauthor of African-American Artists, 1929-1945: Prints, Drawings, and Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Metropolitan Museum of Art, in association with Yale University Press, 2003) and coeditor of New Thoughts on the Black Arts Movement (Rutgers University Press, 2006). She also served as associate editor for the Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History, 2nd ed. (Macmillan Reference, 2005). Ms. Collins has taught at Barnard College and Princeton University, and received research fellowships from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Ford Foundation.
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William A. Darity, Jr.
William A. Darity, Jr. earned a BA (magna cum laude) in economics and political science from Brown University (1974) and a PhD in economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1978). He is Cary C. Boshamer Professor of Economics and adjunct faculty in sociology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he is Director of the Institute of African American Research, which promotes research on peoples of the African Diaspora. He also serves as Research Professor of Public Policy Studies, African and African American Studies and Economics at Duke University.
His most recent books are Economics, Economists, and Expectations: Micro-Foundations to Macroapplications (2004), coauthored with Warren Young and Robert Leeson, and a volume co-edited with Ashwini Deshpande titled Boundaries of Clan and Color: Transnational Comparisons of Inter-Group Disparity (2003), both published by Routledge. He has published or edited 10 books and more than 125 articles in professional journals.
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Gerald Early
Gerald Early is the Merle Kling Professor of Modern Letters in the Department of English and African and African American Studies at Washington University in St. Louis. He is the author of several books, including The Culture of Bruising: Essays on Prizefighting, Literature, and Modern American Culture (1994), which was awarded the 1994 National Book Critics' Circle Award for Criticism. He is also the editor of The Muhammad Ali Reader (1998). He has served as an on-air analyst for several projects on ESPN involving black athletes and was a consultant for filmmaker Ken Burns' documentaries "Baseball" (1994) and "Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson" (2004).
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Demetrius L. Eudell
Demetrius L. Eudell teaches U.S. history and African American Studies at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. He is the author of The Political Languages of Emancipation in the British Caribbean and the U.S. South (University of North Carolina Press, 2002) as well as a series of essays on nineteenth-century U.S. and Caribbean history. His work examines the production of knowledge which has resulted from the belief system of race and its contradictions that have been foundational to Western modernity.
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Michael A. Gomez
Michael A. Gomez (PhD, University of Chicago, 1985) is Professor of History and Middle Eastern Studies at New York University. His research projects include African Muslims in the Americas, African repatriation, illegal slave trade to North America, and conversion in the Islamic, Christian, and Judaic traditions. He has been involved with the launching of a new academic organization, the Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora (ASWAD) and has published extensively. Exchanging Our Country Marks: the Transformation of African Identities in the Colonial and Antebellum South was published in 1998 by the University of North Carolina Press and Pragmatism in the Age of Jihad: the Pre-colonial State of Bundu was published in 1992 by Cambridge University Press.
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- African American Religious Experience: An Overview
- Slavery in the Americas: A Survey of the Scholarship
Farah Jasmine Griffin
Farah Jasmine Griffin is Director of the Institute for Research in African American Studies and Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University in the city of New York. Her areas of interests include American and African American literature and history as well as African American intellectual history, music, and politics. Professor Griffin graduated from Harvard University with honors and received her PhD in American Studies from Yale University. Before coming to Columbia, Professor Griffin was on the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania, where she was tenured in 1998. At the University of Pennsylvania she received awards for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching and for Academic Excellence (awarded by the Trustees Council of Penn Women). Professor Griffin has also taught at Bryn Mawr College and Trinity College.
Professor Griffin is the author of Who Set You Flowin': The African American Migration Narrative (Oxford University Press, 1995), an interdisciplinary study of representations of African American migration in literature, painting and music. From 1996 to 1997 she was a fellow at the Mary Ingram Bunting Institute of Radcliffe College, where she completed her second book, If You Can't Be Free, Be a Mystery: In Search of Billie Holiday (Free Press, 2001). Professor Griffin is also the editor of Stranger in the Village: Two Centuries of African American Travel Writing (Beacon, 1998) and Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends: Letters from Rebecca Primus of Royal Oak, Maryland and Addie Brown of Hartford, Connecticut 1854-1868 (Knopf, 1999). She co-edited, with Robert O'Meally and Brent Hayes Edwards, Uptown Conversation: The New Jazz Studies (Columbia University Press, 2004). Professor Griffin's essays and articles have appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Harper's Bazaar, Callaloo, and African American Review.
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Michelle Hay
Michelle Hay (doctoral student in Anthropology at the Graduate School and University Center-CUNY). Her research interests are racial ideologies and practices in the Americas, and black immigrants in the United States. Her doctoral research is on Afro-Cuban immigrants in the U. S. She is currently completing her dissertation, and is teaching in the Department of Social Sciences, Purchase College-SUNY.
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Tera W. Hunter
Tera W. Hunter (PhD, Yale University, 1990) is an Associate Professor of History at Carnegie Mellon University. She is a social and cultural historian of nineteenth- and twentieth-century US history and her areas of specialization are African American, women's, labor, and Southern history. Her award-winning book, To 'Joy My Freedom (Harvard University Press, 1997), is a community study of working-class women in the urban south, focused primarily on Atlanta, Georgia, from the Civil War through the Great Migration. She is currently working on a book, The Marriage Covenant is at the Foundation of All Our Rights: Slave and Free Black Marriages in the Nineteenth Century (contracted with Harvard University Press).
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Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie
Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie (PhD University of Pennsylvania, 1993) is a visiting associate professor of history at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. His teaching interests include slavery, abolition, and post-emancipation societies. His major publications include Freedpeople in the Tobacco South: Virginia, 1860-1900 (1999) and Rites of August First: West Indian Emancipation and Antislavery in the Black Atlantic World (2007).
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Barbara Krauthamer
Barbara Krauthamer is an assistant professor of History at New York University. Her primary research interests include slavery and the transition to freedom, and African American women's labor and political activism. Her current work focuses on Black/Indian relations in the nineteenth-century United States. She has published a number of articles on: slavery and emancipation in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations, black women in the Creek nation, and runaway slaves in the southeast. She is currently completing a book manuscript that examines the history of African Americans' slavery, emancipation and struggles for citizenship in the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations. It explores the makings and meanings of race and citizenship within these Indian nations and also in the United States in the second half of the nineteenth century, an era in which federal efforts to establish Black people's freedom coincided with policies to erode Indian peoples' tribal autonomy and land claims.
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Agustín Laó-Montes
Agustín Laó-Montes teaches in the sociology department and is affiliated with the Center for Latino/American and Caribbean Studies, and with the Afro-American Studies Department of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He co-edited the book Mambo Montage: The Latinization of New York and is completing a manuscript titled "Afro-Latin@s: Black Cultures and Racial Politics in the Americas." His new co-edited book "Techno-Futuros: Critical Interventions in Latino Studies" will be published next spring. He has published articles in fields such as world-historical sociology, cultural studies, political sociology, decolonial critique, American studies, Latino/American studies, and African Diaspora studies.
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Paul E. Lovejoy
Paul E. Lovejoy is Distinguished Research Professor in the Department of History, York University, Toronto, and holds the Canada Research Chair in African Diaspora History. He received his PhD from the University of Wisconsin in 1973, and has conducted extensive research in West Africa, the Caribbean, North America, and Latin America. He has published more than twenty books and 120 articles and papers on African history and the African Diaspora, including Transformations in Slavery: A History of Slavery in Africa (1983), which was awarded the Certificate of Merit by the Social Sciences Federation of Canada, and with J. S. Hogendorn, Slow Death for Slavery: The Course of Abolition in Northern Nigeria, 1897-1935 (1993), which was awarded the Howard K. Ferguson Prize by the Canadian Historical Association. He has edited or co-edited several books on ethnicity and the African Diaspora, and has been a member of the International Scientific Committee of the UNESCO "Slave Route" Project, Secteur du Culture. Currently he is Director of the Harriet Tubman Resource Centre on the African Diaspora (www.yorku.ca/nhp). He is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and Research Professor at the Wilberforce Institute for the Study of Slavery and Emancipation, University of Hull, UK. He is on the editorial boards of Slavery and Abolition and Atlantic Studies, and is co-editor of African Economic History. He is currently compiling a biographical database of enslaved Africans and their descendants.
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Kenneth R. Manning
A native of Dillon, South Carolina, Kenneth R. Manning earned bachelor's and doctoral degrees in the history of science at Harvard University. Since 1974 he has taught at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and served six years as head of the writing program there. He is currently the Thomas Meloy Professor of Rhetoric and of the History of Science at MIT. Professor Manning's biography, Black Apollo of Science: The Life of Ernest Everett Just (Oxford University Press, 1983), was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Critics Circle Award, and the recipient of the Pfizer Award of the History of Science Society. In 1991, he presented the George Sarton Memorial Lecture in the History of Science at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was science editorial adviser for the Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History (Simon & Schuster, 1996) and served on the editorial board for African American Lives (Oxford University Press, 2004). Professor Manning is now working on a book-length social history of African Americans in science, technology, and medicine.
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Lucius T. Outlaw Jr
Lucius T. Outlaw, Jr., professor of philosophy and of Africana and diaspora studies at Vanderbilt University, is the associate provost for undergraduate education. Prior to joining the Vanderbilt faculty, Outlaw was the T. Wistar Brown Professor of Philosophy at Haverford College and taught at Fisk University and Morgan State University. During the 1997-1998 academic year he was in residence in the philosophy department of Boston College as the Honorable David S. Nelson Professor. Other visiting appointments have included Distinguished Visiting Associate Professor at Spelman College (1986-1987); Visiting Professor of Philosophy at Howard University (1992-1993); and R. Hawley Truax Visiting Professor in Philosophy at Hamilton College (fall semester, 1994).
Outlaw was born and raised in Starkville, Mississippi. He earned a BA in Philosophy, magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, from Fisk University in 1967, and his PhD, with distinction, from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Boston College, in 1972. Outlaw's areas of specialization include Africana philosophy; European Continental philosophy; history of Western philosophy; and social and political philosophy (Marx, Critical Social Theory).
In addition to numerous essays, Outlaw has published On Race and Philosophy (Routledge, 1996) and Critical Social Theory in the Interests of Black Folks (Roman and Littlefield, 2005). He is a member of the editorial boards of Philosophy and Social Criticism and Speculative Philosophy. A member of the American Philosophical Association, he has served on the association's board of officers and as the chairman of various APA committees, including Committee on Inclusiveness, the Committee on Blacks in Philosophy, Committee on the Prospects and Future of the Profession, the Program Committee, and the Executive Committee of the Association's Eastern Division. Outlaw is married to Freida D. Hopkins (DNSc, MSN, RN), and the father of three sons: Lucius T., III, Kofi Atiba Brooks-Bobbitt, and Chiké Hasani-Hopkins.
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Linda M. Perkins
Linda M. Perkins, PhD is University Associate Professor and Director of Applied Women's Studies at the Claremont Graduate University. She holds an interdisciplinary university appointment in the departments of Applied Women's Studies, Educational Studies and History. Perkins is a historian of women's and African American higher education. Her primary areas of research are on the history of African American women's higher education, the education of African Americans in elite institutions and the history of talent identification programs for African Americans students. She has served as Vice President of Division F (History and Historiography) of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) and has also served as a member of the Executive Council of AERA. She is currently on the editorial boards of the History of Education Quarterly and the Review of African American Education. Her publications include Fanny Jackson Coppin and the Institute for Colored Youth, 1837-1902 (1987) and "The African American Female Elite: The Early History of African American Women in the Seven Sister Colleges, 1880-1960" in the Harvard Educational Review (Winter 1997). Professor Perkins was on the National Planning Committee for the 50th Anniversary Commemoration of the Brown v. Board of Education at New York University and taught a course on Brown in fall of 2004. She organized a national conference of the Impact of the Brown v. Board of Education and the 1964 Civil Rights Act on Race and Higher Education Conference at The Claremont Colleges which convened in February of 2005.
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Charlene Regester
Charlene Regester (PhD, UNC -Chapel Hill, 1987) As an Assistant Professor in the Department of African & Afro-American at UNC -Chapel Hill, Charlene Regester's research primarily investigates the contributions of African Americans to American cinema before 1950. Currently, she co-edits the Oscar Micheaux Society Newsletter (published by Duke University) and serves as an editorial board member of the Journal of Film and Video. As a film historian, she has interviewed for and appeared in documentaries on Hattie McDaniel (sponsored by American Movie Classics) and "I'll Make Me a World" (PBS).
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Robert F. Reid-Pharr
Robert F. Reid-Pharr is professor of English and American Studies at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. He is a theorist of race and sexuality as well as a scholar of early national and antebellum America. He is the author of two books, Conjugal Union: The Body, the House and the Black American (Oxford University Press, 1999) and Black Gay Man: Essays (New York University Press, 2001) for which he won the 2002 Publishing Triangle Randy Shilts Award for best gay non- fiction. Reid-Pharr has also worked as an editor, publishing key critical editions of both Frank Webb's The Garies and Their Friends (Johns Hopkins University Press), the third novel published by a black American; and Olaudah Equiano's Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano or, Gustavus Vassa, the African (Random House), one of the earliest English language narratives written by a person of African descent. He is currently completing a study of post World War II black American literature and film entitled, Once You Go Black: Choice, Desire and the Black American Intellectual. He has been both a fellow of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. He lives in Brooklyn.
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Noliwe Rooks
Noliwe Rooks (PhD, University of Iowa, 1994) is the Associate Director of Program in African American Studies at Princeton University. Her research interests include the study of class and gender in African American communities during the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. She has served as a visiting scholar at Columbia University's African American Studies and is currently completing her forthcoming book African American Women's Magazines, 1891-1978: A Social and Cultural History, (Rutgers University Press).
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James H. Sweet
James H. Sweet(PhD, City University of New York, 1999) is currently an Assistant Professor of History in the College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Sweet is the author of Recreating Africa: Race, Religion, and Sexuality in the African-Portuguese World, 1441-1770 (2003). He has focused his research on the cultural connections between Africa and the early colonial slave communities of Brazil.
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Quintard Taylor
Quintard Taylor, the Scott and Dorothy Bullitt Professor of American History at the University of Washington, is the author of In Search of the Racial Frontier: African Americans in the American West, 1528-1990 (New York: Norton, 1998) and The Forging of a Black Community: A History of Seattle's Central District from 1870 Through the Civil Rights Era (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 1994). He is also co-editor with Lawrence B. de Graaf and Kevin Mulroy of Seeking El Dorado: African Americans in California (Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2001) and with Shirley Moore of African American Women Confront the West, 1600-2000 (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2003). For additional bibliographical information see his website at http://faculty.washington.edu/qtaylor/.
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Richard Brent Turner
Richard Brent Turner (PhD, Religion, Princeton University) is Associate Professor in the Department of Religious Studies and Coordinator of the African American Studies Program at the University of Iowa. Professor Turner's publications include: Islam in the African-American Experience (Indiana University Press, 1997 & 2003) and articles published in The Muslim World, Middle East Affairs Journal, Religion Today, The Journal of Haitian Studies, International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World Newsletter, The Black Perspective in Music, and the Journal of Religious Thought.
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William L. Van Deburg
William L. Van Deburg (PhD, Michigan State University, 1973) is the Evjue-Bascom Professor of Afro-American Studies at the University of Wisconsin at Madison. He specializes in the cultural aspects of black history with special emphasis on the institution of slavery and on the portrayal of blacks in film and popular literature. Van Deburg is the author of The Slave Drivers (1979), Slavery & Race in American Popular Culture (1984), New Day in Babylon: The Black Power Movement and American Culture (1992), Modern Black Nationalism (1997), Black Camelot: African-American Culture Heroes in Their Times, 1960-1980 (1997), and Hoodlums: Black Villains and Social Bandits in American Life (2004).
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Maurice O. Wallace
Maurice O. Wallace is associate professor of English and African and African American Studies at Duke University. A 1995 Duke PhD, he has also taught at in the departments of English and African and Afro-American Studies at Yale University. He is a former member of the Yale Journal of Criticism editorial collective. Author of Constructing the Black Masculine: Identity and Ideality in African American Men's Literature and Culture, 1775-1995, he teaches African American literary and cultural theory, 19th century American literature, and gender and sexuality studies. His recent works have turned to visual culture, with particular emphases on photographic representation, and the visual technologies of race, gender, and difference. Presently, he is at work on two books: the first is a critical meditation on race, vocation, and exile in the life of James Baldwin; the second is a study on photography, masculinity and the African American Civil War soldier. Wallace's essays have appeared in American Literary History and Journal of African American History and four critical anthologies.
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Ronald Walters
Ronald Walters received his BA degree in history and government with honors from Fisk University (1963), and both his MA (1966) in African Studies and PhD (1971) in International Studies from American University. Until his death in 2010, he held the positions of "The Distinguished Leadership Scholar", Director of the African American Leadership Institute in the Academy of Leadership, and full professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland College Park. Walters authored over 50 articles and 8 books.
Two of his last published books are: White Nationalism, Black Interest: Conservative Public Policy and the Black Community (Wayne State University Press, 2003) and Freedom Is Not Enough: Black Voters, Black Candidates and American Presidential Politics (Rowman & Littlefield Press, 2005).
In 1984 he was Deputy Campaign Manager for Issues of the Jesse Jackson Campaign for President, and in 1988 was a consultant for Convention issues for Jackson. Walters was on the Board of Directors of the National Coalition of Black Civic Participation, Voices for Working Families, and other organizations.
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Chad Williams
Chad Williams (PhD, Princeton, 2004) is an Assistant Professor of History at Hamilton College. He earned a bachelor's degree in history and African American studies from UCLA and a master's degree and PhD in history from Princeton University. Williams's teaching and research interests include modern US and African American history, the First World War, African American intellectual history and the African Diaspora. In addition to revising his dissertation for book publication, Williams is editing a collection of W.E.B. Du Bois's writings and correspondence on the First World War.
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Clint C. Wilson II, EdD
Clint C. Wilson II, EdD is Professor of Journalism and Graduate Professor of Communications in the John H. Johnson School of Communications at Howard University where he also serves as director of the Black Press Institute. Dr. Wilson has written extensively on the relationship between people of color and general audience media and has been published in such periodicals as Columbia Journalism Review, The Washington Post, Journalism Educator, Quill and Change. His books include "A History of the Black Press," (1997) which completed the unfinished work of the late journalism historian Dr. Armistead S. Pride, and "Black Journalists in Paradox" (1991). "Racism, Sexism and the Media," a work he co-authored with Fèlix Gutièrrez and Lena Chao, was cited as the best research book on journalism in 2003 by the Society of Professional Journalists. He is a recipient of the Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism from the University of Missouri and a director of the National Newspaper Publishers Association Foundation. As a professional journalist, Dr. Wilson has been a reporter or editor with various news organizations including the Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Pasadena Star-News, St. Petersburg Times and the Los Angeles Sentinel.
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The problems with the proposed (and now scrapped) ICC World Test Championship were many and varied, but can you imagine a format that rewarded the two hottest Test teams at the end of the calendar year or set period of 12 months?
Right now that match-up might look something like Australia versus New Zealand. Both have had a phenomenal run of late and could ride that form for another six months and beyond. Imagine the anticipation around this Test match-up.
Now I'm not suggesting that the average cricket fan from around the world will show that much interest. But in terms of rewarding two nations for playing the best cricket in recent times, this could be the format.
It would also be extremely exciting for Australia and New Zealand fans right now.
How many times over the years have you found yourself asking the question: "Man, if only these two teams could have a one-off match-up right now".
So how could it work?
The calculation period goes for 12 months. The best two teams are chosen based on a number of factors, whether win/loss record, batting average and bowling average, weighting depending on opponent ranking, bonuses for innings wins, and so on.
Home-ground advantage for the one-off Test is awarded to the team with the highest 'rating' after the set period.
The Test match is scheduled at the soonest opportunity to suit both teams, overriding any ODI tours and T20 games in due respect to the Test format.
The Test would be in the timeless format, with the winner being awarded the ICC Test World Cup.
The spoils of broadcast rights could be shared between the two competing nations, after the ICC has taken a cut of course.
Think about it. It's nearly impossible to host a World Cup tournament for Test cricket. This is not a game that is played over a few hours. It's never going to happen.
The qualifying rules make it very hard to schedule a host nation, although not too hard to fix you would think.
Cricket could also lay claim to being the first sport in history to host a World Cup with just two teams competing. How cool is that?
We need a Test tournament that is actually exciting; a tournament that gets fans on both sides absolutely salivating at the idea.
Right now, the Kiwis and Aussies are applauding each other over recent resurgences and brilliant cricket. We're also completely gutted that we have to wait years before our two sides play each other again.
How does that make any sense for the fans?
As it stands, we will not see these current two teams go toe to toe with each other. The next time they do, there might be no Johnson, no Harris, no Haddin, no McCullum, and I find that sad.
Let's reward Test teams when they are 'on fire'. Let's come up with some Test format ideas that actually make sense and are relatively easy to pull off.
Let's put a bit of innovation into Test cricket scheduling and give the fans what they want.

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A temporary injury or acute medical condition does not necessarily qualify as a disability under the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act; however, the severity and duration of the temporary injury, medical, or psychological/emotional condition will be taken into consideration. D2A2 will make every effort to accommodate temporary disabilities when possible.
The following guidelines will provide information about services and resources that D2A2 and the university can provide for a student with a temporary disability. Some common examples of temporary disabilities addressed by these guidelines include broken extremities, hand injuries, torn ligaments, etc.
Documentation will be accepted from a certified, licensed, or professional person whose training is commonly accepted for establishing a specific diagnosis. The documentation must be on official letterhead and include the following: a statement that classifies the individual as disabled; onset, nature, duration, and severity of disability; any adverse side effects caused by medication; recommended assistance to accommodate the individual's disability; and a signature from the diagnosing professional. The documentation must be recent enough to describe how the disability affects the individual currently. This process will assist D2A2 in establishing appropriate accommodations. Accommodations for a temporary disability are approved for one semester or less and will be determined after a review of the documentation.
Documentation should be submitted to D2A2 (216 Pratt Hall), and an appointment should be scheduled to meet with a D2A2 advisor in order to arrange for and implement appropriate accommodations.
Examples of accommodations that may be available for a temporary arm, hand, or upper extremity injury include:
If needed, exams can be scheduled with D2A2 and administered with approved accommodations.
D2A2 will provide students with temporary mobility impairments with the following:
D2A2 and the university do not provide personal assistance in the form of building-to-building transportation or in getting to and from classes, including the transport of books or other personal items. D2A2 does offer the short-term temporary loan of either an electric or manual wheelchair (when available, on a first-come, first-served basis) for use while a student is securing their own personal wheelchair or mobility assistive device for longer-term use. Wheelchairs and other mobility assistive devices are considered personal devices and are not guaranteed or provided long-term for loan by D2A2.
Appropriate services for other types of temporary disabilities will be considered on a case-by-case basis, depending on the nature of the injury, medical, or psychological/emotional condition and the information and recommendations contained within the documentation of such.
If you must be absent from class because of your temporary disability, it is your responsibility to stay in contact with your professors. Generally, class attendance is considered an essential component of a course. Excused absences from class (beyond those normally allowed by the professor for all students in the class) or make-ups for missed exams or assignments, whether or not due to disability or medically related reasons, are not necessarily considered a reasonable accommodation. Our office can, however, verify your disability or medical condition for any professors who you wish for us to contact.
Some professors may choose to allow for excess absences (or allow you to make-up missed exams), but they are not necessarily required to do so. In any case, you should make arrangements to get and complete any work that you may have missed.
If you wish to have the class lecture notes for the days you are absent, you should either contact a friend in the class or send an audio recorder to the classroom to record the lectures. If it appears that the extent of your absences from class (or missed exams or assignments) will seriously affect your overall grade(s) for the course(s), you may want to talk with D2A2 and receive advising over whether or not it would be in your best interest to seek a withdrawal from the course(s).


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Blood Ocean
Un libro in lingua di Weston Ochse edito da Abaddon Books, 2012
- € 9,20
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Survivors of the Cull, a Plague that wiped out people without the blood type O-neg, struggle in the floating Sargasso City jigsawed together with ships, submarines, barges and oil tankers off the coast of what was once known as California.
Separated by demarcations of turf, ethnicity and fear, it's not so much living as existing. High above it all swing the Pali Boys: descendants of Hawaiian warriors, they desire to lift themselves and the spirits of the residents below by performing an increasingly impossible series of extreme stunts, designed to test their manhood, and demonstrate the vibrancy humanity once had.
But as a conspiracy of murder unfolds and blood attacks increase, Kavika a single under-sized Pali Boy must strive to overcome his lowly status and the condemnation of his peers in order to save them all from an enemy living within.
Informazioni bibliografiche
- Titolo del Libro in lingua: Blood Ocean
- Lingua: English
- Autore : Weston Ochse
- Editore: Abaddon Books
- Collana: Abaddon Books (Paperback)
- Data di Pubblicazione: 14 Febbraio '12
- Genere: Fiction Science action and adventure
- Pagine: 286


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Richard lives is Hastings and is known for his land and seascapes. He works mainly in Watercolour, Acrylics, Pencils and Line and Wash. For our demonstration he worked in Interactive Acrylics using 4 main colours: Titanium White/Yellow Ochre/Light Red Ochre/Cobalt Blue Hue producing a painterly seascape.
Have a look at his demo on UTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTq5Ke9utq4
Seaford Head Golf Club Display
After our demo Richard kindly made a selection of 15 works of which we hope to display at least 12 at the new Seaford Head Golf Clubhouse. This should be up and running from May 15th until July (exact closing date still to be agreed). We also intend to use this display to help promote our annual show in June/July.
Thank you for bringing in your work
I would like to thank everyone who went to the trouble of bringing in their work last Friday. As expected, the standard of work was really high and there was lots of it. The fact that everyone is so keen to show their work really shows the strength of the club today!
Whilst on this subject, I am sorry we couldn't include everyone. The criteria for inclusion was fairly restrictive, subject matter was important and so selection was not necessarily to do with the standard of work. As a result some very good work missed out. It was a difficult choice, thank goodness we had unbiased help.
I am certain our display at the clubhouse will add to the enjoyment of visitors both local and further afield. If so, then we hope to be invited to show there again in the very near future.


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Congratulations to the Roy Gardner Award Winner:
Congratulations to the Roy Gardner Award Winner: Mike Eason
Mike Eason of Cumberland is the winner of the 2019 Roy Gardner Award.
Eason is a 1982 graduate of South Newton High School, where he played football, basketball and baseball. He attended Ball State University and graduated in 1987.
He started his officiating career during the 1991-92 basketball season. Over 27 years, Eason has had the opportunity to work four boys' basketball State Finals (2006, 2009, 2012 and 2017) and four girls' basketball State Finals (2007, 2010, 2013 and 2016). He also is a football official and officiated the 2015 Class 5A football State Finals.
Eason is a member of the Indiana Officials Association. He currently is a board member and previously served as the treasurer of the association. He credits his success to the great group of officials he has worked with and learned from over the years.
Professionally, Eason has worked in the finance and banking industry his entire career. He currently is a mortgage loan officer for Indiana Members Credit Union. His hobbies include golf and supporting his favorite sports teams, the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears.
Eason and his wife, Susie, have two children – Aaron, 19, and Kamryn, 16. Mike also has another daughter, Erica, 26.


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Imran Ali, 24, was handed four death sentences
Ali is also suspected of being the serial killer who was behind the murders of 8 other children in the Kasur district. He was forced to confess to police investigators after they matched DNA from nine victims, including Zainab.
IBtimes reports: The murder of 7-year-old Zainab Ansari sparked riots across Pakistan, with hundreds of people protesting against police negligence. Zainab was kidnapped while she was walking from her house to her Quran studies class on 4 January. CCTV footage shows her being led away by a man dressed in white. Ali was arrested on 23 January.
Her father, who was away on a pilgrimage in Mecca at the time of his daughter's murder, accused the police in Kasur of negligence and said that an immediate response when the alarm was raised could have saved Zainab's life.
He said police should have optimised the images of the suspect caught on CCTV to trace him. If police had done this, "[my] daughter could have been rescued alive", he suggested. The young girl's brutal murder sparked outrage, with protests against police negligence flaring up across Pakistan. Two protesters were killed when police fired shots to disperse the mob.
The killing has reignited a debate about child protection in the district of Kasur, where police say a number of children went missing in 2015 after they uncovered a paedophile ring linked to a prominent family. At least two people have been arrested in connection with the ring, which police say abused hundreds of children in Kasur, Reuters reported.
Around 10 cases of child abuse are reported in Pakistan every day, according to Sahil, a child protection organisation. A pedophile who raped and murdered seven-year-old Zainab Ansar has been sentenced to death by Pakistani anti-terrorism court according to reports. Imran Ali, 24, was handed four death sentences and life imprisonment for the brutal rape and murder of Ansari, whose body was found in a Rubbish tip on 9 January. "The court handed down death on four counts and life imprisonment to Imran Ali in the rape and murder of the little girl, Zainab," government prosecutor Ehtisham Qadir Shah informed Reuters on Saturday.


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Avalon 21, is as sweet as they come...sweet and pure, the kind of girl that blushes around cute men and stutters when they speak to her. She is beautiful, innocent and very inexperienced when it comes to guys, romance and sex, it is not something she is interested at the time being but that all changes when the handsome, millionaire Landon Parker notices her. Landon Parker, the kind of man that uses woman for his own pleasure, refusing to give them anything more that sex and passion, on his terms...not theirs. He is handsome, rich, confident and very cocky too, the kind of guy a lot of woman like but he has one problem he is a control freak, can be very possessive of what is his...he had a darkness to him that could only lead to woman ending up with broken hearts. Avalon knows he is trouble...knows she should stay away...Landon has other ideas. He wants her and he always gets what he wants. He takes everything from her, not giving her anything except sheer pleasure, well that is what he tells himself. What he does not realize is Avalon is one of a kind and the one woman he never seen coming when he starts to feel more than lust and passion for her. Will Avalon be the one that makes him change his ways or will Avalon end up with a broken heart after he gets what he wants from her? Read to find out the Journey of Avalon and Landon, nothing is gonna be easy. There will be lies, heartache, drama and feelings they both wish would go away.
"Don't talk to me like that little girl. Do you know who the fuck I am?" he added "Who are you calling little girl? I am a fucking 28 year old woman. Yes I know who you are...an arrogant, rude, son of a bitch." I hissed back He chuckled darkly, stepping closer to me "Watch your mouth." he said to me in a very stern tone. Who does he think he is my father? "Um...how about no?" I hissed back "You're a feisty one aren't you?" he smirked "see if you were mine you would get spanked for speaking to me like that." he said smugly ****** From the moment Alesha and Jacob meet they clash...he is a arrogant, womanizing son-of-a-bitch, the kind of man she hates. She is the kind of woman he likes and usually gets, Alesha is no different, he wants her to be just another notch on his belt, well so he thinks. He expects her to fall at his feet when he smiles at her but Alesha aint that kind of girl...she is sexy, confident and the kind of girl that sees right through his bullshit. No matter how much he wants her...no matter how much she says she does not want him, the attraction...the sexual tension...the fire between them can't be denied, it is clear to feel from the moment they run into each other...literally. Alesha tells herself she can fight it for one night, what she does not expect is for Jacob to keep showing up in her life, making her urge for him stronger...makes her urge harder to fight. And after what was only meant to be a one night stand everything changes.
*PREVIOUSLY KNOW AS ADDICTED* When you think Addiction what comes to mind? Drugs? Sex? Alcohol? well for me it was none of that, it was him. Him being the guy I have had my sights on for sometime...a guy I thought I would never get...the guy that happens to be my best friends brother. He is something I have craved so long, the one man that gives me dirty dreams at night. He is dark, broken and has a cold heart. His addiction is breaking hearts and a different girl in his bed every night and I always believed I would never be one of those girls, but one night everything changes. He shows interest in me for the first time ever and before we know we are in a forbidden, sexual relationship full of secrets. I soon find myself becoming his addiction, the two of us struggling to stay away even though it is wrong. It can only end in heartbreak right? My heart being the one that is broken right? Though sometimes no matter how long you have known someone you soon realize not everything is as it seems.
When I first started as Mr. Hayes assistant over two years ago he was happy, sweet, a great boss. A man who had everything anyone could want. That all changed six months when his wife... The love of his life left him for another man. He went from the man that believed in true to love to using woman only for pleasure. He went from happy to dark...sweet to bitter and became so closed off from everything he became a shadow of himself. He was no longer the man that had everything. He changed but I never realized my life was gonna change too when one day he called me to his office asking me to do something. He shouldn't...ask me to do something that I should have said no to. The day he asked me to pretend to be his lover to get back at his soon to be ex-wife who was rubbing her new relationship in his face. Why did he choose me when he was surrounded by a woman more beautiful than me... a woman who wanted him in ways I never, well so I thought...he asked me because I was the one his wife disliked from day one. She never wanted me around...never wanted me to be her husband assistant...she was jealous, believed that I would steal him away, that was never on my mind. I never seen him in that way or even thought about him in that way. Well so I thought but everything I thought. I knew changed the day. I agreed to be my bosses pretend lover.
"Callie are you sure you wanna do this?" he asked "It could change everything, you know that right?" he said Does it really have too though? Why should it change things? It is only a drunken one night stand, we are both adults "Yes I am sure. Why does it need to change anything? It is only sex Asher…one night of sex, nothing more than that. Why should it change anything at all?" I said resting up on my elbows looking at him "That is very true. It is only a drunken one night stand right." He said and I nodded ****** One night, that was the plan. That was what we decided, one night of sex and nothing more. We are best friends, that is all it is meant to be, he is married after all and no matter how much of a bitch his wife is it is still cheating. No matter how hot and passionate the sex was, it was only a one time thing....well so we thought. What we never thought...what we never planned was after one time we would go back for more over and over again...I never planned on becoming someones Mistress but yet here I am finding myself as none other than My Best friends Mistress. Deep down we both knew it was wrong...knew we should not be doing it but lust and passion can be two powerful feelings. Here is to hoping the decision we made one drunken night doesn't ruin everything.
Jayce is used to woman giving him what he wants, letting him be the dominant one, he prefers it that way and has never came across anyone who refuses him...until her....the smart-ass virgin with a dirty mouth and a mind to match...the first woman to ever tell him no...the first woman to ever walk away from him but that only makes him want her more...he is gonna make her only his, no matter what it takes. Freya is unlike any other woman he has came across, she won't give into him that easily no matter how much she wants him. He wants her? He needs to chase her, Freya makes sure he knows that but there is only so much running you can do before you get caught.
*Complete* Avery Freeman, the new bad boy in school, your typical bad boy. He has trouble written all over him. I knew I should stay away from him but he had other ideas. From the day he started at my school he had his eye on me, he decided I was not getting away that easy. I should run right? Wrong, he came at the right time. He appeared when everything else at school was falling apart. Maybe it is true when they say never judge a book by its cover, I learned that when he showed up. Who knew when everyone else was making my life a living hell, the bad boy would be the one to protect me from it all? Then again, Life aint ever that easy. He is the bad boy at the end of the day, and sometimes they don't change. *Warning: Sexual content included later in the story
"Hmm do we have a good girl?" he said smugly "What because I don't drink, party, sleep around or get into trouble?" I asked "Exactly! That sounds like a good girl to me. Does that mean you're still "pure" then?" he asked "That is none of your business." I said looking away from him, feeling my full face flush "I think my time around here isn't gonna be so bad after all. I will see you around good girl. You and I are gonna have a lot of fun." He said smugly before handing me my book and walking away. ********* Taylor is seventeen, quiet, shy and what most class as a good girl but she is OK with that, she would rather be that way than drinking, partying and hooking up with randoms guys. Nate seventeen and the polar opposite of Taylor. He is confident, cocky and the new bad boy in town...Taylor's new neighbor and her soon to be worst nightmare especially since Nate decided from the moment they met he was gonna make the good girl bad and get everything he wants from her. What he does not expect is things aint gonna be that easy, teaching him he can't always get what he wants. Taylor may be a good girl but that don't mean she is gonna be an easy target for him. She knows his type and she sure as heck doe not wanna go down that road...well so she thought. But people change and so do feelings. Will Nate turn the good girl bad or with Taylor turn the bad boy good? Only if Taylor knew just how convincing the bad boy next door can be.
Two life time best friends. One lie. One agreement. Heartbreak. Ivy and Ryder have never been anymore than best friends, the thought of being more sounded wrong to them, when Ryder asks Ivy to pretend to be his girlfriend to get back at his ex who left him for his older brother, she agrees because he is her best friend and she would do anything for him. It was only every meant to pretend but before any of them realize it things begin to change between them, feelings start to arise they never knew was there. The two of them agree to be best friends with benefits, but what Ivy never realized Ryder would start using her as his release...as his escape, things become more about the sex for him, their friendship getting tested. Can their years together be enough for them to get by or will that one agreement ruin everything for them both. ******* "Ivy?" he said in his sweetest tone batting his lashes at me "What are you after?" I asked raising my brow at him "You can be my hot date?" he smiled widely "What? No! Everyone will see right through that. I said someone hot Ryder, I don't exactly make the cut." I laughed "Bullshit! You are just as sexy as anyone else Ivy. You don't know that, everyone is always saying one day we will end up together. Let's play on that." He smirked, hopeful eyes
Marco Gomez the guys who fits the perfect description of Arrogant - having or revealing an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities - That was him down to a tee...he was an arrogant asshole who thinks he has the right to get what he wants and treat people how he likes. He can get woman with a click of a finger. He believes he is God's gift and he usually gets away with acting that way...until now...until her. Luna is immune to him, well more than anyone else, she is feisty, headstrong and independent...the sort of girl who doesn't put up with any guys bullshit and when Marco sets his sights on her she decided to teach him a lesson, play him at his own game. She has him eating out the palm of her hand in no time but he has no clue she is only playing with him the same way he plays with woman...it was time for Mr Arrogant to get the taste of his own medicine, what no-one seen coming was a whole lot of heartache and drama.
When I applied for an Assistant's job for Mr Black, the owner of the Black and Son's enterprise I never quite imagined the kind of work I would end up doing. I never expected to end up being the assistant to his son...Lucas Black. He had trouble written all over him and he never even tried to hide it. He does not consider that what he does can affect his family, their business and reputation, as long as he has a party to attend and a woman to screw. He is selfish, only thinks about himself and that is where I come in. My Job? To keep him out of trouble, out of the press and help show the world he is not such a bad boy but I never realized how much hard work he would be. Until I met him I have never been surrounded by someone like him. I was meant to be keeping him out of trouble, but I never realized how much having him in my life was gonna change things for me. I find myself doing things I never thought I would be doing while still trying to stay professional. I know I should have quit after that first night but he drew me in like a moth to his flame. I was only meant to be his assistant, it never took long before it became more than that, before what we were doing was forbidden. Only if I knew how much trouble he was gonna get me in, I would never have agreed to take the job in the first place.
My life was simple, normal and good and when I started my first year of college after a gap year I thought it would stay that way, get even better but what I never expected was the instant attraction I would have to my music professor...he was the most beautiful man I had even seen but it was only a crush right? I never realised it would become more that than...become something forbidden when the attraction is mutual but we could never start anything right? That was against all the rules? Only if I knew that on my first day when I ran into him without knowing who he was at the time, when he helped me find my way when I got lost my entire life was going to change forever.
Aria and Hunter, they have never really got along...well not really but even at that they have a history that no one knows about cause if they did all hell would break loose especially since Hunter is Aria's brothers best friend...a rule that should never be broken...you should never go near your best friends siblings but it is called History for a reason right? Five years has passed since they last seen each other but even after all this time they still clash the way they always have. What happens when they are stuck in the same apartment for six months? Can they stick to the rules? Find a way to get a long? Well of course not, what would the fun in that be? They both have other ideas. Welcome to Games of seduction.
*PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS BROKEN* Ava has always been broken, she has had a life of hell. A life of hurt, pain, abuse and being abandoned. She hates herself...everything about herself. She finds it hard to trust. The people who were meant to love her, be the ones to protects her were the ones who causes her the most pain. She has always believed that she is broken beyond being fixed but that all changes when Dylan appears in her life. Dylan is sweet, caring and a guy with a heart of gold. From the moment he meets Ava he knows she is broken, senses she has hard life and from the moment he laid eyes on her he had a strong urge to protect her at any cost. "Ava just because you are broken that does not mean you can't be put back together…you don't need to stay broken." he said, his eyes looking right into mine Ava never knew at the time those words would change her life for ever and for the best but it is not easy. WARNING: Story includes an eating disorder, self-harm and mention of abuse...sexually, physical and mental abuse
It was only ever meant to be a game. I was only meant to do it to prove a point. I was never meant to fall for him. He and I don't go, everything about it is wrong. I was only meant to try make the good boy fall for me, I was never meant to be the one doing the falling. My plan was to break his heart, never expected he would be the one breaking mine. ***Extract "Hi." I said sweetly, making him jump He looked up at me, looking very confused when he seen me standing in front of him. He started looking around, checking if maybe there was someone behind him. I giggled, shaking my head "I am talking to you Cole." I smiled "You are? Why?" he stuttered out "Why not?" I asked
Grayson Rhodes, a name that makes woman weak to their knees just at the mention of his name. He is sexy, confident and a player, the kind of guy that woman should stay away from. All he has to do is smile at them and they are putty in his hands...the way he likes it to be. He is used to getting what and who he wants ,when he decided he wanted Alexa Lively the millionaire player has met his match without even knowing it. Alexa Lively, sexy, confident and a bit of a smart-ass. She is different from they other woman, she does not fall for his charm as easily as the rest. He wants her...he plays by her rules...he needs to work for it. When he sets his sights on her he has no clue what he has gotten himself into. She can play games like he can...better even. When these two worlds collide it is the start of something neither of them have experienced...the start of something that is gonna get too hot to handle.
*** Previously known as When two worlds collide*** Winter and Carlos come from two different worlds...Winter has hard life, been on her own since she was sixteen, scared to love...scared to trust and tells herself she does not need anyone...she does not need saving and then he appears... Carlos has had a perfect life since he was born...family, wealth, love and with a heart so big Winter isn't sure if he is real. From the moment they met they couldn't get each other out of theirs heads, thought they would never meet again and then one night they do...one night that changes both their life's forever but could it work coming from two different worlds? What happens when these two worlds collide? Can they survive the differences or will that be what pulled them apart? **** Extract "Cause I don't need you thinking I need saving that is why." I said shaking my head "We all need saving sometime." He whispered stroking my cheek I sighed under his touch before pulling away from him "Well I don't OK? Thank You for what you done but I do not need anyone." I replied "I think that is a lie. You are just scared to need anyone." He said
It was only meant to be one night...one night Jamie paid for Mila's services to show everyone he was over his heartache...his embarrassment, it was never meant to be anything more but that changes the moment he lays eyes on her, he just doesn't realize it at first. She was the most beautiful woman he has ever seen. Mila's job was to escort Jamie for one night, she just never realized he would be so different from the rest of her clients...kind and sweet...a man that who if she never met due to him paying her she would fall for but there is rules...Mila has rules, the main one being...never fall for a man who pays for you. It only took one night...a few hours for everything to start changing but she when she refuses to see him again he decides that is not how it is going to go, both of them feel the connection and Jamie decides if the only way he can see her is to pay for her then that is what he will do. One night and both their life's change forever.
Angel eyes, the first name he ever called be after my own, a name he started using more than my birth name. When I asked him the first day why he called me that or Angel he said cause to him I was beautiful and pure. Maybe he was right because when his darkness came into my life it changed everything, he taught me about a world I never knew a world or control, protection and dominance. But somehow none of that scared me, not in the slightest if anything it made me become a different person...a person of confident...a person who could love so hard and up until him I never knew my heart could love this much. He always said he has never loved, he never let his heart love until me. I was his Angel that opened his heart and made him become weak for the first time in his life. Before him...before New York I lived a quiet normal life back home in Scotland but he took me into a world I never realized I wanted. I don't think either of us realized that when we met in the elevator that day everything was gonna change for both him and I. He showed me a world that would make a fire burn inside anytime he was close. I showed him a world where he learned it was OK to love and the two of us became something neither of ever expected. ******* Extract: "Does that feel like nothing Skylar?" he groaned pressing his hard on right against my already throbbing core "You are fucking with my head without even realising it. I have not even known you twenty-four hours and you are making me lose my damn mind." He added
Cora and Colton are the definition of opposites attract. Cora comes from a wealthy, strict family who put pressure on her to be the best, and that was OK but everyone has their breaking point. Everything becomes to much for her and Colton shows her there is more to life than trying to be perfect. Colton is the bad boy, he comes from a broken home, a mother who took her own life and a father who uses him as his own personal punch bag. He has his own ways of dealing with it. Drink, drugs, girls and getting into trouble, he never lets anyone close, no one knows how is life really is, until Cora, she changes everything. All Colton wanted was to be the one that made the good girl bad, show her a life of everything she never thought she would do. And he does exactly that. Cora finds herself becoming corrupted by the bad boy. Not everything as it seems, neither of them realizing how much they were gonna change each others life's. He only wanted from her what no one else has had...she wanted to feel free and finally learn how to live but what they never expected it would become more than that, them becoming something the other never knew they needed or wanted. Extract : "That is bullshit! I think you need to make a new set of rules for yourself." I said "It aint that simple especially when I am living in my sisters shadow." She said I don't understand why she needs to be like her sister? Why can't she just be herself? "Why do you need to be her? Maybe try being who you wanna be." I said


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Digital holography is often combined with image sharpening for wavefront estimation and correction, and this combination has received recent attention for many imaging and sensing applications. A significant obstacle for digital holography and image sharpening in high-speed real-time applications is the fact that the process is computationally intensive, requiring iterative virtual wavefront propagation and hill-climbing algorithms to optimize sharpness criteria. This paper introduces a method for accelerating dynamic digital holography and image sharpening by wavefront prediction. The approach here integrates optimal state-space prediction filters with digital holography and image sharpening to short-circuit the computationally intensive process of virtual wavefront propagation and sharpness optimization.
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Welded 5-Shelf Service Cart
Manufacturer: Little Giant
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Lead Time: 2 Weeks
Five all-welded steel shelves provide plenty of storage space and make transporting large quantity loads a breeze.
- 12" clearance between shelves.
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- Shelves are available with flush edges or 1-1/2" lips to retain load.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
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The JonBenet Ramseymurder is finally solved after 20 years, promisesDr. Phil McGraw. The brother of the 6-year-old beauty queen Burke Ramsey broke his silence on "TheDr. Phil Show." McGraw found tapes of interrogation interviews with Burke who was 9 at the time and a suspect in the JonBenet murder. Ramsey, whom Dr. Phil calls the "missing link" has never publicly spoken about his sister's death. Dr. Phil says he knows now how JonBenet was killed and so will the rest of the world. Dr. Phil plans to watch those tapes with Ramsey and TV viewers so that everyone else can finally get the truth.
The 3-part show airs on "Dr. Phil" September 12, 13, and 19.
Did Burke Ramsey murder his sister?
That's the burning question Dr. Phil had for Ramsey who acted very strangely at the time of the little girl's death by strangulation. And if Ramsey wasn't, McGraw asked who was. Did JonBenet's parents John Ramsey or Patsy Ramsey murder their daughter? Was there an intruder? There was DNA evidence under the child's nails and in her underpants. But it wasn't from anyone in a database. Patsy Ramsey died and then both parents were cleared by investigators in 2008.
But there is a lot of conflicting evidence remaining. There were severely botched investigation practices. There was a ransom note that was determined to be an inside job probably written by Mrs. Ramsey. Many investigators have said theRamseys should not have been ruled out. Burke never really was eliminated and many believe that he is the killer.
"Missing link" brother's interview tapes
Dr. Phil was somehow able to locate missing interrogation tapes between Burke and investigators and psychologists.
Burke and Dr. Phil watch those together on the 3-part show. Those tapes were somehow suppressed as evidence or missing. And that'sjust another part of the many baffling dropped balls. McGraw says those tapes hold the secret to the story. Many wonder why Burke chose now to come forward and not many years ago. Why did he time it to coincide with the 20th anniversary of his sister's unsolved murder? Why was Ramsey kept so strictly out of the public eye by his parents?
If Ramsey isn't guilty, why is he smiling?
Probably the most haunting part of the interviews with the "missing link" Burke Ramsey is his constant grin and apparently glazed eyes. He also showed and continues to show a bizarre lack of curiosity and concern. At the time folks speculated that Burke was jealous or angry about all the attention lavished on his beauty queen sister. Others questioned pageant mom Patsy's parenting for putting her daughter so much in the limelight. This caused lots of folks to conclude he was guilty. Dr. Phil agrees that Ramsey shows disturbing and strange affect and says he's pretty sure why.
This series is destined to be one of the stranger things about 2016.


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Written by 7th Grader, Zachary Amdur
This week's torah portion, Terumah, is about building the Mishkan. It discusses the architecture and process of building a dwelling place for Hashem. "Veasu le mikdash veshachante butocham--you shall make a dwelling place for me and I will in them". Of the many specific items in the Mishkan, a key item was the Menorah. It's purpose was to bring light to not only the Mishkan but also to the entire world.
How can a Menorah which had seven lights and was placed in a single place offer light to the entire world? The answer to this question is in the building of the Menorah itself. Moshe was asked to build the Menorah, yet when trying to fulfill the task, he found it was too complicated. For this, he went to Hashem asking for guidance in building it to which Hashem responded... "just take all the gold and throw it into a fire". Moshe did what Hashem asked and behold the Menorah came out.
What was so complicated about constructing the Menorah? I have one at home and it does not seem to be the hardest thing to build. What Moses really found difficult was that the Menorah was a physical object that could spread the light of Hashem and to the outside world. Hashem understood Moshe's hesitations and agreed that indeed, using physical objects to bring awareness of Hashem is impossible for us to do on our own. He therefore told Moshe to cast the gold into the fire and that the Menorah would take form by itself.
Similarly, Hashem requires us to transform all our material pursuits, the fun things we do, the good food that we eat, to serve a higher purpose. Hashem also knows that we cannot do this on our own. All He asks is that we cast it all into the "fire" of our hearts, to let our love for Him in all we do and He will do the rest. This concept can be included in everyone's life. I took all the practice to get to here devoting almost a year to my bar mitzvah, which will lead to me shining my light tomorrow to everyone.
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There are many reasons why people start blogs. Here are the five most common motivations for doing so:
- A blog is place to speak and be heard by expressing thoughts and emotions online.
- Blogs are a creative way to promote a product or business. You can create a following just by focusing on your brand.
- Blogs can establish you as an authority figure. It is no secret that many personalities have reached celebrity status through blogging.
- Blogs are fun.
- Blogging is a way to make serious money. In fact, you would be surprised to learn how much can be earned online if you can provide your readers with valuable content and use profitable monetization strategies.
Monetization Through AdSense
Have you hear of pay-per-view? Putting it simply, this is pay-per-click. Through the AdSense program, Google puts banner ads on a website that is related to the website's content and geographical location. You can see these ads by looking at the results on top and on the right side of a simple Google search.
AdSense is one of the most popular ways that small websites can generate income. You just have to generate traffic and encourage viewers to click on the ad. With AdSense, the website owner will usually earn 60% of the amount that advertisers pay Google per click. That translates to anywhere from two cents to about a dollar per click, depending on how much the advertiser is paying.
The way to maximize earnings with AdSense is by targeting your traffic and matching ads with your audience's interest. The way to do this is through experience. A successful blog does not happen overnight. Like everything else, it takes time and a lot of hard work.
To join AdSense, you need to build about thirty pages on your site then submit an application on adsense.google.com. Once you have been approved, copy the HTML code on the specific page that you would like the ads to appear.
Make-A-Sale Affiliate Ads
Similar to AdSense being a pay-per-click program, Affiliate Ads is a pay-per-sale program. It lets a website earn commissions when a reader clicks the affiliate link and buys the product. It is only available for blogs within the United States hosted on Blogger.com.
Affiliate Ads focus on your interests and passion. For example, if you write about beauty or fashion, you can have Google Affiliate Ads that are related to these segments. The potential to earn is higher than AdSense, since it is a commission. Starting up with this program is simple: log in to the Blogger account, match your content to ad categories, and select an affiliate ad to feature on your site.
The amount of income to be earned will vary from category to category. Of course, the more expensive the product, the higher commission there is to be earned. Some bloggers say they can earn anywhere from fifty to a few hundred dollars per month. Now that makes it worth a try.
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With direct-ad sales, you reach out to companies directly by offering to place a banner linked to the advertiser's site on your website. You take care of the interface and the images, and you even do the admin work like tracking the clicks or the sales.
It sounds like work, right? But bloggers with direct experience say that they earn twice as much as compared to AdSense and Affiliate Ads. And as a bit of a tip, potential clients make advertising packages for both start-up businesses and established businesses.
Using the three above techniques will assist you in monetizing your blog. You always must keep in mind that people are visiting your blog for your content, not your advertising or affiliate links. Make sure that your first priority is providing valuable blog posts for your readers and turning first-time visitors into regular readers. Once you have a quality website, you can join in on the profits through monetization. You just need to put in the effort and the hours to build your site's content and readership.
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And just for thought...
At His Request
A request!
He gave me a request to write another poem all for him, dedicated to the unattainable man!
I wonder what he is looking for.
Validation for a man who has no one else to lift him up.
What words could I possibly give him to ease his guilt?
He wants what I cannot give him, probably never could.
He cried for the games he played, for a love that was never on the table.
I sat, dry eyed, listening to another man make sweet lines out of thin air.
Words based on nothing.
He longed to see me break, to see me care,
because it was the only reason he ever stood beside me,
because my concern was his goal, not my love.
The last poem I wrote for him, blindsided by lust, drowning in loneliness,
gave him smiles, exactly what he wanted.
I have no words, no sympathy.
I have nothing to offer a man who will always take too much.
Dedicated to a man I prefer to never know again, this poem.
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Mango puree is a thick, smooth product which has been processed such that the insoluble fibrous parts of ripe mangoes (Mangifera indica) are broken up so as to be able to fit through a fine sieve. In some cases, the puree is pasteurised to increase shelf life.
The process involves washing, destoning, thermal treatment, homogenisation, de-aeration, pasteurisation and packaging. Mango purée is used as a food ingredient, primarily for juice and nectar manufacturers but also in dairy and bakery products. Mango purée can be sold as frozen or aseptic.
The purees also retain all of the juice and a large proportion of the fibrous matter naturally found in the raw fruit.
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The imports of mango purée continue to grow in Europe.
The largest user of mango purée in Europe is the fruit juice industry, but it has applications in other segments such as ice cream or the baby food industry as well.
Developing countries accounts for the largest share of the supply which is an avenue for investors to benefit from the economic value and financial gains of the product.
It is expected that the import of mango purée will continue to grow as a result of the increasing needs for exotic flavours by European juice and soft-drink industry.
Mango juices are more and more frequently marketed as a "superfruit" which is rich in vitamins, minerals and anti-oxidants, while it also contains an enzyme with stomach-soothing properties similar to papain found in papayas.
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In Europe, food safety is a top priority. You should expect most buyers to request extra guarantees from you in the form of food safety and certification.
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Clean - practically free of any visible foreign matter.
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Gal Granger (name changed) has a love-hate relationship with the popular mechanic and Youtuber – Scotty Kilmer whom Gal has accused of being on the payroll of Toyota and Lexus several times in the comments section of his videos. Recently, when she saw Scotty complimenting Mercedes, Ford, Chrysler and even Audi in his recent videos, Gal couldn't resist writing that Toyota is not paying Scotty anymore. Scotty personally responded to her and he really sounded angry when he wrote that he was never paid a penny by the Toyota and not only that but he even made a video specifically clarifying that he was never paid by the Toyota.
Gal is a car freak and his brother – Mark is quite the opposite, he doesn't know a thing about the cars. Recently, when he wanted to buy a Citroen as recommended by his sister – Gal, he instead bought a Renault just because the salesperson at the Renault was hot and she was able to persuade Mark into buying a Renault. Gal really felt like slapping Mark on his face for his weakness for hot women and for being a literal dickhead. Gal even called her brother Mark – the definition of dickhead after that decision of his.
Gal is a conspiracy theorist and a political analyzer as well who claims that Bosnia and Montenegro are going to be next superpowers. Gal says that Bosnia or Montenegro will not be as strong, powerful or as wealthy as the USSR, the British empire or the United States of America, but it these two will definitely surpass Germany or France in terms of technology, economy, military.
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