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What is the Circuit?
As a San Diego County Library (SDCL) cardholder, you can now make online requests for books from the following local universities: UCSD, USD, SDSU, CSU San Marcos. Similar to placing a request in our catalog, the university books will be shipped to your local SDCL branch.
This is a free service. Fines for late, damaged, or lost books are different, so please keep reading.
What do I need to use it?
- An SDCL library card and PIN
- Internet access from outside the library, or, a Catalog computer from inside the library.
How do I access and use the Circuit?
- Search our catalog as you normally would.
- If SDCL does not own a copy of the book you want, then click on the "Search in Circuit" button to see if a copy is available at one of the university library systems. (Circuit requests can not be made for books that SDCL already owns).
- Inside Circuit, click on the title you want, and click the link called "REQUEST THIS ITEM." When you are asked to enter your name, use your name as it appears in My Library Account.
What can I request?
You can request books that are currently available on the shelves of university libraries. If the book you want is checked out, please try your search at another time (in other words, there is no wait list). Materials such as audiobooks, CDs, and movies can not be requested through Circuit.
What happens after I place the request?
You will be notified by mail or email when the book is ready for you to pick up. We encourage you to use email notification. You can add or change your email in My Library Account by selecting the Modify Personal Info button.
How long can I keep the book(s)?
28 days. Renewals are possible if a university customer is not waiting for the book. In rare circumstances, the university may also recall the book during your loan period.
How many Circuit books can I request and check out?
The maximum number is 20 at any one time. Requests that you have not yet received count towards the 20 book limit.
What are the fines for late books? Lost or damaged books?
For overdue books, the charge is $1 per day per book. For lost or damaged books, the charge is $100.
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Featuring a rooftop pool and a terrace, this Hollywood hotel is next to Dolby Theatre and TCL Chinese Theatre. All luxurious rooms have iPod docking stations.
Score from 960 reviews Very good
The Hollywood Celebrity is set in the entertainment capital and theater district of vibrant Hollywood.
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Hilton Los Angeles-Universal CityLocated at the entrance to Universal Studios Hollywood, this hotel is 2 blocks from the Universal City Metro.
Score from 656 reviews Very good
Off of Highway 101, this Hollywood hotel is less than a 5-minute walk from the Hollywood and Highland Center. The hotel features an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
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the air conditioner
the room was deppressing
Great location for Hollywood! Great value, great staff & facilities!
Only issue that could be improved would be more seating for breakfast.
Anyone who visits Hollywood like to visit all the attractions it offers, so staying at the Holiday Inn provides the perfect location to visit all that Hollywood has to offer, including the Hollywood Bowl. The breakfast was a great bonus!!
There is nothing to dislike about this hotel. We had a great time from beginning to end of our stay.
Great location. Clean and comfortable. Handy market and food across the street. A few minutes walk to walk of fame and grumans etc. Great value with breakfast provided. Close to subway for universal visit and all other travel. Easy to get to union station to link with places such as the rose bowl and dodger stadium.
All good
Location and atmosphere. Friendly staff and comfortable room. Very good time!
Entry and exit to Highland Ave! We know that nothing can be done about traffic but it was very hard to exit the property!
good breakfast
old hotel and expensive
Breakfast room too small. Had to queue each morning
Almost everything , Pool , Gym , Breaky , Room , Service , location , facilities , staff , inclusions
Couldnt get a table for breakfast Pool was not heated
Room is big Wi fi is excellent Clean and new bathroom
the staff (Omar specially) was friendly and it was really good located even if you don't have a car
the room had a weird smell (likely tobbaco) and one of the days I was woken up around 2 a.m. by neighbours
Comfy Wifi! Good breakfast Pool
Wasn't cheap but worth it
The service was really good. Location really good,
I didn't like the breakfast because of the following reasons: 1. It lasted till 9:30 probably 10 or 10:30 would be better 2. If you arrived at 9 it was full and out of food, or places to seat and eat. 3. i think it needs cheeses or jams or some protein/meat. Wifi Wasn't the best either
We enjoyed our stay in this hotel, the localisation is really good, very close to some restaurants and Walk of Fame. The rooms were clean and comfortable, breakfast very good.
Nothing to comment.
Comfortable beds. Vicinity to transport, shops and major tourist attractions. Staff very attentive.
Elevators slow
Close to Hollywood Walk of Fame and Universal Studios. The rooms were pleasant and clean, with very comfortable beds. The breakfast was fantastic and catered for all the family desires.
The street noise, especially at night, because it was near the Hollywood Bowl. We had a street side room. The air conditioner was noisy as well. It was an individual internal room unit.
Location and front desk reception and valet. Very welcoming and helpful. Car was ready for checkout when requested.
Breakfast room was too small. Many people waiting for empty table. Had to wait for paper to be brought to business center for printing.
Everything was awesome! Omar at the front desk was so helpful and accommodating! Great location to many tourist attractions.
The business of the street made parking difficult. It was hard to get in the lot. Once in there the valet was great, but the traffic in front of the hotel was a pain.
With 5 checked in people in the room, the towel supply was for four, when the attendant was asked in person, we were given more, but notes were disregarded. We wanted 5 bath, 5 hand & 5 facecloths. Didn't happen, Also some surfaces were dusty in the room.
very good location; you can walk to the Chinese Theatre
Mattress of sofa needed to be changed; you could feel the springs and it was way too old.
The hotel was clean and the room was a great size for a family. It's just a short walk down to the Walk of Fame. Reception staff were very helpful locating a delivery service for pizza!
The location of the hotel was centrally located to several attractions so that made it convenient. The valet service, the pool and breakfast were nice also.
The street that the hotel is on is right by a light so it makes it hard to get out at times. And as far as the room was concerned....the bed skirt was torn and the pillows were lumpy.....so for the price of the hotel....I would not recommend.
The staff was very friendly and helpful! Always had a smile and a kind word when we passed through the lobby. Additionally, parking was easy and the attendant was very accommodating. Our room was very clean and fresh, although the view left something to be desired (third floor view of the base of the pool area and maintenance area). Towels were soft, bedding was clean, and carpeting was clean and plush.
The shower did not work in our tub. The stopper on the faucet was broken. Unfortunately we did not realize this until the next morning prior to checking out. We had to use an ice bucket to take a shower. I have stayed at other Holiday Inn locations and always enjoyed the breakfast options.The eggs at this location seemed rubbery and a bit dry and the sausage patties were extra greasy and gristly. However, the hotel did provide a nice variety of options.
Breakfast area was very small and table, chairs are not enough. (Compare to guest numbers) Even we found a table to sit, could not find chairs. Staff seem like don't care. Also, queen suite was described for up to 6 people. It was very small.
The central location of the hotel is ideal for trips in and around LA.
The breakfast buffet was mediocre. The venue could use prepping up. Heavy traffic around the hotel makes access by car difficult (left turn from opposite direction)
Nice staff helpful and smiling al the time. We had had two types of rooms, king size come with really big room and twin queen bed with good size, all room roome come with microwave and coffe maker. Big toilets and clean. Walk of fame 15min walk. Hollywood mall 10 min walk. Very good WiFi signal. Starbug, Subway(open 24hrs) and Pizza restaurant accross the road. Mini market in the lobby with Microwave,vending and ice machines are available as well.
Poor breakfast not much chioce but good for kickoff day. Decoration out dated but not bad for this type of hotel. No Curtain black out which allow sun light gets in as AC unit fitted in the meddle of room's window on he floor. Safe area but you don't feel this specially at dark time when you walk from hotel to walk of fame as you see couple of homeless laying down on your way!! Room price slightly high for this type of hotel. I will recommend this hotel only when there are no better option.
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Thoughts from the NHL on TSN Panel on Wednesday night:
Penguins key players deliver
It was still a wacky, wacky game.
The Penguins got down 1-0, they were up 2-1, then they got behind 3-2 and still managed to rally.
When you've got three centres who are the calibre of Crosby, Staal and Malkin, at any given time you are capable of that.
All three had terrific numbers.
Crosby on the night had one goal, three assists and was a plus-1 in nearly 20 minutes. He was also 56 percent on faceoffs.
Staal had the hat trick and was 65 percent on faceoffs in almost 23 minutes worth of ice time.
Malkin had two goals and three points and again, he was excellent on faceoffs.
The Penguins also didn't get a lot of push back from the Flyers once the wheels started to come off for a change.
There is no question that the centre-centric Pittsburgh Penguins, when all three of those guys are firing on all cylinders, are a very difficult team to beat.
Tremendous effort from Turris and Senators
It was a tremendous effort by the Ottawa Senators tonight to come back from a two goal deficit and beat the Rangers.
The offensive guys got going, Jason Spezza had a great assist on a great Milan Michalek goal, Sergei Gonchar stepped up offensively with a goal and an assist and Kyle Turris scored the game-winning goal.
Even before the winner you could see the confidence the Senators have in Turris.
He was out there during the final minute and change of regulation, trying to make something happen.
In overtime it was a great criss-cross as O'Brien dropped the puck and Turris took the screened shot leaving no chance for Henrik Lundqvist.
Lundqvist may have said after that he wants it back, but Turris has one of the best wrist-shots in the National Hockey League.
Turris has really embraced the role that's been provided for him with the Ottawa Senators. He knew when he left the Phoenix Coyotes that he wasn't getting the opportunity there and was perceived in some corners as a young petulant guy that didn't want to play the Dave Tippett wanted him to play.
When he came to Ottawa it was the right situation for Senators head coach Paul MacLean to work with him and Turris has embraced the chance and become a really good offensive second line centre.
He was a game-breaker in this one.
Two For One
Daniel Sedin's return was so important, that not only did you get Daniel back, but for the same price you got Henrik Sedin back.
Henrik had just been so-so in the series and was clearly missing his twin brother. They got re-united, and played with a lot of passion.
These guys were real good in terms of the pressure they put on, and the power-play goal that sealed the deal and made it 3-1 was all Harlem Globetrotter.
By the time it was all said and done they had one goal and one assist between them and were both plus- 1 on the night.
Both Sedins also played over 19 minutes of ice time. They do everything together, in fact they were just nine seconds apart in terms of their ice time.
Daniel said he would be happy if he could play 15 or 16 minute but he played 19 and was a big contributor, so was Henrik.
The Canuck fans are happy to have them back.
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Happy Halloween 08 everyone.
I had a hard time deciding what to do for my Halloween cartoon this year, so I dug out one of my sci concepts. The concept is still in it's infant stages so don't be surprised if the next time you see the Psi Beast, he looks a little different. Anyway I did this in 3 weeks since no one seems to be sending me any work. If anyone needs some cartoons, animation, character designs, or storyboards done, I'm available to work on them for a decent wage. Also come on over to my website for All New Halloween wallpapers and merchandise. It would also help just to come to my site and watch some Youtube vids or use the Google search to generate some ad revenue. Thanks again for all the supportive emails and I hope you enjoy the new cartoon.
Rated 4 / 5 stars December 1, 2008
Pretty decent
I'm not sure why this has such a low rating. I mean, yeah, it's not really meaningful, and it's not one of my favorites, but it was well done. It was just supposed to be fun with a bunch of monsters in a city, so it was a good flash overall. I thought the animation was good, and so was the style.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 1, 2008
I LOVE IT! maybe improve the psi-beast a bit he isnt uniqe and he seems familliar...
apart from that *claps loudly*
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 29, 2008
That was some crazy War of the Monster's... shi... er... stuff. I enjoyed it immensly! And I agree with that other dood, the fact that the protagonist was enjoying the carnage was pretty cool, man. Good job!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars October 28, 2008
Pretty freakin sweet.
The audio fit real well all throughout. The animation was pretty great, and I liked how the guy who turned into the beast was...actually kinda enjoying it the whole time. Pretty sick.
Now; I'm a huge fan of mecha style anime, not saying this is it. But~ I half expected to see Getter Robo flyin' out from behind the buildings to wreck those nightmare beasts... Maybe you should do a team up between Psi-Beast and Getter! >;3 haha...anyway, keep up the good work, I hope you make more!
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 28, 2008
nice flash
the animation is the only thing that needs improvement ^_^
true. It was weak in some spots. I didn't get the opportunity to spend as much time as I would like, but I figure it's the first time with this character, the animation has time to improve as the series goes on.


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The Voice season three winner Cassadee Pope is back at #1 on the iTunes Country Singles chart with her single, "Wasting All These Tears," after she performed the song on The Voice Tuesday night. The song also rose to #3 on iTunes' overall chart.
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Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 18, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column reviews mobile applications that offer news and opinion about American politics; notes Angry Birds series has new spinoff called Angry Birds Stella. MORE
Sep. 16, 2014
Editorial warns that most of the medical and personal information collected by Apple's new smartwatch and similar devices is not protected by federal privacy laws; contends while Apple is taking admirable steps to shore up privacy, no amount of caution can take the place of strong privacy laws that give consumers control over how data companies collect their information, and to whom it is sold. MORE
Sep. 15, 2014
Barry Diller's IAC/InterActive Corp, which owns online dating companies Match.com, OKCupid and Tinder, has been growing its presence in an increasingly crowded market; Diller's foresight in the importance of online dating allowed him to develop an impressive market share, but some investors are anxious for him to spin off those assets as traditional pay models become threatened by free mobile services. MORE
Sep. 14, 2014
App City column on Metropolitan Museum of Art's official mobile application, designed to guide visitors around museum. MORE
Sep. 11, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares applications that help travelers navigate Paris; recommends Star Walk Kids app for children interested in astronomy. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
Apple unveils its own version of mobile wallet, Apple Pay, teaming up with big retailers and major credit card companies; product will give Apple leg up on mobile payments, segment expected to reach $100 billion in United States over next five years. MORE
Sep. 6, 2014
Kansas City, Mo and Kansas City, Kan, have discovered that having Google Fiber, high-speed fiber-optic network, is both a blessing and a curse; tech companies and locals are struggling to figure out what to do it, since there are no apps that fully take advantage of Fiber's speed. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Fox Sports is poised to announce licensing agreement with mobile video app Burst. MORE
Sep. 4, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column examines several applications that will be useful to students who are returning to school, including dictionaries, cloud services and apps that emulate graphing calculators. MORE
Aug. 31, 2014
App City column on Brainscape, platform for digital flashcards. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
More than one million people have downloaded free app Red Alert, which tracks rocket fire from Gaza that alerts users with a siren similar to those heard in the south of Israel; Red Alert is the best known of several such smartphone apps. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares smartphone apps that teach basics of computer programming; praises The Ensign, mobile text-based game. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Vanessa Friedman reflects that more and more fashion-geared mobile apps emerge season after season; notes that some are more download-worthy than others. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Hike, popular Indian-made instant messaging system, lets young users filter information to cloak aspects of their social lives from their parents; free service has surpassed 20 million users across India in less than two years. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
J D Biersdorfer reviews mobile book applications The Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World, Virtual History Roma, Ancient Greece, Ancient Greek, SPQR, Ancient Greek Lexicon and Syntax and Logeion. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares first-person shooter games that are now available for smartphones; notes that Foursquare has moved its check-in and meet-with-friends service to new app called Swarm. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Self-employed workers in the so-called sharing economy, built around companies like Uber, Taskrabbit and Airbnb, have flexibility but enjoy few of the protections of full-time work; online marketplace for such services is growing, but those who work in it often go without health insurance, payroll deductions for Social Security and unemployment benefits. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
App City column on DoggyBnB, mobile application that helps pet owners connect with friends, acquaintances and willing strangers who can take care of their dogs, cats or goldfish while they are away. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column describes several websites and mobile aps that help travelers locate and book beauty and spa treatments at their destinations. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A answers questions on managing passwords using smartphone app and getting help on Kindle device while overseas; Tip of the Week on using Google Translate feature. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column; number of free apps for iOS and Android, including Secret, Whisper, and Random, offer users opportunity to share anonymous tidbits. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
The online retailer is competing with companies like VeriFone, PayPal and Square, but will offer a lower transaction rate to the small- and medium-size businesses it is targeting. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom the Getaway column sizes up apps and websites for finding an upscale hotel room at the last minute. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Farhad Manjoo State of the Art column notes ride service Lyft is introducing new feature called Lyft Line that will allow users of its app to car-pool; says challenge service faces is that car-pooling has never been very popular in America. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column reviews mobile apps that can make the study of history come alive; notes Indiegogo has released mobile app, and that Timeful, created by psychology professor Dan Ariely, help ease time management. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
App City column on FlyCleaners, mobile app connected to New York City laundry service. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Kit Eaton Appsmart column highlights poetry apps that bring words of grace and life to mobile devices. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Mobile applications Whisper and Secret allow users to air secrets while staying anonymous; despite ease of communicating on these apps, celebrity gossip is surprisingly rare. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares mobile flight simulator games; notes that social listening and sharing app Soundwave has had a makeover. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on saving data from laptop that will not boot up properly following a spill; starting a blog; Tip of the Week on seeing time stamps of individual messages in the iOS Messages app. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Mobile app Hook'd, developed by pianist turned software entrepreneur Robert Taub, allows users to replace voice tracks on songs with their own while keeping everything else from the original, equivalent of a musical selfie. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Poncho, a new service from Betaworks, could make your commute a little easier, with personalized weather alerts via text or email. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
App City column on Loudie, concert-discovery app developed and based in New York that allows users to quickly check in on coming shows in city. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column examines applications that help users determine sunburn risks; notes Microsoft has released Video Tuner app for Windows Phone 8.1 devices, which adds basic video editing functions. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Veteran newsman and USA Today publisher Larry Kramer is leading energetic push to turn struggling newspaper into a thriving digital enterprise; new focus on social media has allowed company to increase its mobile readership by 48 percent in a single year, but like many other newspapers, growth in online revenue has yet to make up for sagging fortunes at core news product. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
App Smart column recommends mobile applications that will be useful for trips to the beach; praises Trover, application that helps users find new and interesting places to visit. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Companies like Phone2Action and CrowdHall are providing services that were once the province of legislators and political parties. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Regulators around the world are examining whether some free mobile games mislead consumers about true costs of playing them and whether vulnerable players, such as children, may be duped into spending money; so-called freemium model, in which games are free but players can pay small fees, is receiving pushback from both regulators and players and game developers, who worry that model is ruining culture of gaming. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
App City column on StockUp, mobile application that helps New Yorkers comparison-shop for cheapest price on everyday items like groceries and household products. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Op-Ed article by writer Frank Lesser comments upon mobile application Yo, which simply allows users to text word 'Yo' to one another; humorously describes his own idea for app called ON? that allows users to determine whether their phone is on or not; notes that $1 million has been offered for Yo. MORE
Jul. 3, 2014
Kit Eaton Appsmart column; apps for people planning summer road trips that offer help finding lodging, attractions and the best deals on gas. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Several web-based start-ups are creating apps and other tools to streamline operations at small and local businesses, many of which are struggling to adapt to modern marketplace; ventures are helping reverse the perception that web companies seek to put mom-and-pop operations out of business. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Clear Channel Media and Entertainment, with more than 800 radio stations across the United States, says its free iHeartRadio app has enabled it to reach 50 million registered online listeners, 54 percent year-to-year increase; app works on smartphones and growing list of connected cars. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Passe-Partout, iPad dance app by 2wice Arts Foundation, presents stage for dance that allows user to overlay series of one-minute pieces onto one another; movements are choreographed by Justin Peck and performed by Peck and Daniel Ulbricht. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Google unveils plans to expand its Android mobile operating system for new categories like wearable computers and automobiles. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Kit Eaton Appsmart column; highlights of national parks apps; visitors can get details on attractions, animals, camps, parking, the weather and more on their mobile devices. MORE
Jun. 23, 2014
Start-up Quirky is spinning off a new company, Wink, whose main technology will be software intended to seamlessly connect automated home devices that control lights, thermostats, locks and more; Wink's smartphone and tablet app will offer consumers a single digital dashboard to link and control increasingly popular smart-home devices. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
App City column on Enquire and Pyne, question-and-answer applications that rely on willingness of New Yorkers to ask, and answer, questions. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Restaurant chains like Panera Bread and Chili's are using apps and tablets to improve food preparation, ordering and payment, and to entertain customers; many others are scrambling to incorporate technology as customers become more tech appreciative and savvy. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares apps that help users adopt environmentally sensitive habits in daily life; notes that Pinterest app is now available on Windows Phone devices. MORE
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Pass the Word: The Phone Call Is Back
New messaging apps are celebrating the sound (and the nuance) of the human voice.
September 20, 2014, Saturday
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Upgrading to iOS 8 on an Old Phone? Prepare for Trouble, but Do It Anyway
Apple's new operating system, iOS 8, is going to struggle to run on your old phone or tablet. But it offers enough security features to merit switching anyway.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Plus, backing up an iPhone's photos.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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Let the Phone Be Your Political Adviser
Mobile apps offer news and opinion on politicians and issues, and even information straight from Congress and the White House.
September 18, 2014, Thursday
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F.T.C. Fines Yelp and TinyCo for Violating Children's Privacy Rules
The commission found that the companies violated a privacy act known as Coppa in part because they didn't obtain parental consent before collecting information from children under 13.
September 17, 2014, Wednesday
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LoyalBlocks Simplifies Mobile App Creation for Small Merchants
In just 10 minutes, the company says, it can help businesses create their own customized loyalty apps.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
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Smartwatches and Weak Privacy Rules
The country should welcome innovative health devices but should also pass legislation to protect individual privacy.
September 16, 2014, Tuesday
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IAC, Owner of Match and Tinder, Makes Moves in Online Dating
Under Barry Diller, IAC/InterActiveCorp has been increasing its presence in an online market that has become increasingly crowded.
September 15, 2014, Monday
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App Lists Exhibits at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
"What we think about is kind of the before, during and after experience," said the Metropolitan Museum of Art's chief digital officer, speaking of the museum's new app.
September 14, 2014, Sunday
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Apple's Smart Smartwatch Play: Let Developers Find the Killer App
The company isn't trying to answer the question of why you need its new watch. It built one that a lot of people will want, and left it to the developers to do the rest.
September 11, 2014, Thursday
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What's in Their Phones
Writers for The Times on their favorite apps
App Smart
Best iPhone Apps of 2011
A handful of noteworthy apps for the iPhone were introduced this year.
App Smart
2011's Top 10 Apps for Android Phones
In 2010, apps for Android phones were rarely in the same league as those for Apple devices. But in the past year, that has changed.
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The 10 Best BlackBerry Apps
Mobile apps that no BlackBerry user should be without.
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10 Apps That Make Magic on Your iPad
Apps that work wonders by making life easier and more fun.
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The TTUHSC Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing offers unique opportunities for students who are not registered nurses to receive the latest state-of-the-art nursing education. The combination of classroom and hands-on learning using patient simulators and hospital settings provides students the ability to learn skills using the most current technology. While benefiting from the expertise of outstanding faculty and the opportunity to work with other health care professionals, students receive an education that prepares them to be nursing leaders.
Upon completion of prerequisite courses, the BSN degree plan can be completed in four consecutive semesters/16 months or 63 semester credit hours.; El Paso courses are taught in a classroom setting and online. For students residing outside of El Paso, relocation to El Paso is required for the 16 month duration of the program.
Current tuition information may be received by visiting www.ttuhsc.edu/son/prospective/fees.aspx or contacting the Bursar's Office from 8:30am-4pm CST at 806-743-7867. The estimated cost of the program can be found by going to our school catalog under financial information. Additional course fees will apply.
Applicants interested in applying for financial aid (student loans, grants, scholarships) upon admittance to the TTUHSC Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing must complete a Free Application for Federal Student aid (FAFSA) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. The TTUHSC Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing requires a FAFSA on file to be eligible for scholarships offered by the school.
Financial aid (student loans, grants, scholarships) are available upon admittance to the TTUHSC Gayle Greve Hunt School of Nursing. Additional information may be found at the Financial Aid Office website at www.ttuhsc.edu/financialaid.
All applicants should complete the Test of Essential and Academic Skills Five (TEAS V) - (Offered by Assessment Technologies, Inc.). Please follow these steps:
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Wisconsin Valley Fair Rocks
We are proud to present two Rock acts at The Wisconsin Valley Fair!
Black Stone Cherry: Tuesday, July 30th
Black Stone Cherry has been touring the country in support of their latest album Between The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea for the last two summers.
The album spawned hits like "White Trash Millionaire", "Blame It On The Boom Boom", "Like I Roll", and "In My Blood" to go along with their past hits like "Lonely Train" Rock 94.7 and the Wisconsin Valley Fair are proud to bring their high-impact show to Wausau!
Bret Michaels: Friday, August 2nd
Bret Michaels has been a household name for over 20 years. From being the voice of Poison, to being the lovable bachelor on VH1's "Rock of Love", and appearing on "Celebrity Apprentice" Bret Michaels has established himself as a versatile performer and professional. This show will be one of the biggest rock events in Central Wisconsin this year!
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Corporate design for the porcelain manufacture FÜRSTENBERG
FÜRSTENBERG has specialized in unique craftsmanship and exclusive porcelain manufacture since 1747.
The company faced the challenge of positioning itself as a modern luxury brand that stands out not only from industrially manufactured porcelain but also within the segment of handcrafted porcelain.
We embarked to transform a rather unspecific, tradition-bound German manufacturer into a luxury porcelain brand that stands out from the competition. Additionally, we sought to revolutionize the porcelain industry by emphasizing not only "beauty" but also "precision", thereby appealing to additional target groups, primarily younger consumers – and men.
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The sister of a 24-year-old Minneapolis man was charged Friday with murder in Thursday's stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend and attack of her husband in Mankato, Minn., says she wonders if war changed him.
Levi Minissale was a proud United States Marine, but now, he's sitting in Blue Earth County Jail. Now, his family is left to wonder if the nightmares of war have turned him into a murderer back home.
Tanya Minissale is having a difficult time coming to terms with younger brother Levi's charges.
"I know he's had flashbacks. I know he has a hard time sleeping. I know he struggles with different emotions," she said. His sister describes him as gentle, kind and timid.
Tanya remembers fondly her brother Levi growing up and going off to serve his country in the Marines.
"I watched him come out. Seen the look on his face. Carrying the American flag. Singing, chanting, really amazing," she said.
Tanya believes something changed in Levi, explaining he explained he was assigned to an artillery unit and saw combat in Afghanistan.
"He did say he got shot at a lot," Tanya said. "He did almost die. He told me he saw somebody die in his platoon."
Levi's public Facebook page says he got out of the Marines in June, last year.
He told authorities he met Yesenia Gonzalez eight months later. She lived with her husband in Mankato, but the relationship was described as open and Levi and Yesenia apparently got close.
"My brother cared about her a lot," Tanya said.
It's not clear exactly what happened next, but Tanya believes there were issues of love and commitment that her brother struggled to grasp, perhaps impacted by his experiences at war.
On Thursday morning, Levi showed up at Yesenia's house, allegedly grabbed a hunting knife from his vehicle and slashed her throat after a heated argument.
The 20-year-old died in the kitchen. He also attacked her husband. Levi was arrested at a nearby gas station.
"I cried like losing somebody because I feel like I lost my brother," Tanya said.
Tanya told FOX 9 News tears have been shed mourning the death of the young woman she met on one occasion.
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Improving female literacy in the maternal language as a significant contribution to helping women to control their fertility
Literacy is the ability to decode and encode the language you already know. In the "advanced" world it is taken for granted. In the "Third World" it is not; most established institutions insisting on teaching the lingua franca, or the colonial language, or English, rather than the languages people actually speak..
This practice produces an inevitably secondrate literacy, (and thus an underclass,) for all but the most gifted and wealthy, for it involves learning a new language at the same time as alphabetical coding and decoding, rather than, as in the developed world, one AFTER the other,
Making the transition to literacy in a language you don't ALREADY know is a mistake, since it abandons the obvious idea that you can hear what you are reading. It means that you are condemned to exerting yourself at great length to master the colonial/national language and its systems, or to flounder about in a language of which you know only the most rudimentary parts, and probably none of the idioms, thus permanently marking out your "class" and making any real literacy in that language highly unlikely
Female literacy is, as much research shows, the SOLE conistent correlate to drops in fertility. Worldwide, they march together (see Connelly, Fatal Misconception, a magisterial history of the brutal, forcible and misguided efforts by governments and NGOs at birth control).
The answer, then, for those .concerned to remedy the disempowerment of a large proportion of women in relation to family planning, is to promote literacy in the maternal language, the mother tongue. And, therefore, to devise a program readily translatable into ANY alphabetic language, to be offered to women who show up to neo-natal clinics, designed so that any native speaker of the given language could readily supply the local elements of the program. This program would spread (like TED) like wildfire.
It would be a perfect embodiment of the global mission of the Gates Foundation.
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J MJul 13 2012: Why should "women be helped to control their fertility"?
If one advocates "population control" then advocate _that._ But increasing female infidelity --which is what female "empowerment" actually does-- doesn't actually "control population" best.
Female infidelity is not the way to create "equality"[for all] and "peace" or properly raised [nurtured, educated] human children; it is the catalyst (for most negatives, eg competition and greed) and a type of *abuse.* _Female infidelity is a symptom of females searching out "better" men--on instinct._ When females are "empowered" MOST males become not good enough --hence infidelity increases with all the attendant problems there in.
Why shouldn't high IQ men "control" things? Just like parents. Once the masses can be replaced with tech they can be phased out. That's the best way to end cruelty and stupidity; the best way to create "progress".
Males advocating "female empowerment" is a mating display modern males engage in to box out the olde "tournament" victor males of man's past. Ie women's lib is not a thought through method for solving the human condition; it is a mating display /sex strategy by the roosters as they fight over the hen house. (Note the females are still more turned on by the vestigial tourny victor males --especially when ovulating. Ie nothing about this female liberation _tactic_ is working.)
J MJul 14 2012: I conflate female empowerment /"liberation" with infidelity because that's what it is. ("Infidelity" here means breaking up too not just crypto-'cheating'.)
It is that because--like I said-- as females get more status their standards go up for what they will 'settle for". But as males try to ascend up to that mark --through competition where only a sliver win and most lose-- the other males[the losers] (and twisted females) pull them down.
"Control over one's fertility" ...For the male that means controlling the female womb (or eliminating other males, which is a type of control of the womb).
Neither you or your entire "movement" has established any "facts".
You have --and you entire movement has-- assertions --which go unchallenged because they hide behind *female sexual value* (and the way this species has always deferred to it). Assertions motivated originally by --as said-- the desire to box out tournament-type (ie more physical or "sexier") males. Now the movement is simply conformity by the intellectually lazy looking for an easy slam dunk politic. It is a 'slam dunk' since "protect the females" (which is what "liberate females" actually means) has never been challenged given female sexual value (and the way this species has always deferred to it).
Jul 14 2012: The demographic concept of fertility is more precise than the use of the term in ordinary discourse. It refers to the average number of children produced by women during the period of their fertility, normally taken to mean between 15 and forty or so. The demographic facts - that fertility has gradually dropped to something approaching the replacement level of about 2 in developed societies and is rapidly dropping in the developing world - are very easily verified in a large literature on the subject. JM alleges, quite without any evidence, that drops in fertility represent increases in infidelity, an allegation which on its face seems rather paradoxical. The connection between drops in fertility and drops in female illiteracy are also well documented, as I have indicated. [Comparative fertility rates can be seen at http://www.indexmundi.com/g/r.aspx?c=ml&v=31].
JM's sexual economics, apparently of the jungle variety, might well be applied to a career in primate behavior.
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Over the weekend, supporters and opponents of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi fought in several cities, heightening fears that the country is headed for a protracted conflict. Libya's oil output has fallen by at least 1 million barrels per day from 1.6 million since the uprising began last month.
Investors also are concerned violent protests and political upheaval could intensify in the Middle East, where Iran, Iraq, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman and Saudi Arabia have more than 60 percent of the world's proven oil reserves.
"It is essentially the fear of the unrest spreading across the entire region which is pushing oil prices up," said Commerzbank in Frankfurt. "Northern Africa and the Middle East produce more than one-third of the global supply of crude oil."
Citigroup said it raised its 2011 average forecast for Brent crude to $105 from $90, but doesn't expect the violent protests in North Africa and the Middle East to spread to Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter.
"We assume that output disruption is maintained through the second quarter," Citigroup said in a report. "Output disruption, or at least the threat of, will support a fear premium for the rest of 2011."
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Drill Baby Drill..... What is our administration thinking??? Tap the U.S.reserve? Put a band-aid on a sucking chest wound, that only creates more potential problems and doesn't solve the real problem.
Yes continue to find sources of energy that does not use oil, but until then there is more than enough oil in a frozen tundra in Alaska.
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IMMIGRATION Minister Amanda Vanstone has accused Opposition Leader Kim Beazley of xenophobia and fanning "the racist fire".
Senator Vanstone said Mr Beazley's attack on foreign workers coming to Australia was not that of a national leader.
A national leader brought out the best in the people, but one who brought out the worst was fit only to lead a lynch mob, she said.
In an opinion article published in today's Age, Senator Vanstone said that while Prime Minister John Howard's critics marking the 10th anniversary of Pauline Hanson's maiden speech were anxious to try to smear him with the Hanson phenomenon, they were blind to Mr Beazley's "flirtation with xenophobia".
"When Mr Beazley's immigration spokesman, Tony Burke, complained of workers coming from 'Beijing, Beirut and Bombay', he enjoyed the full support of Mr Beazley," she said.
"That's not a dog whistle, that's a foghorn."
Mr Beazley has repeatedly accused the Government of abusing the migration program by using foreign workers to undermine the conditions of Australian workers.
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Senator Vanstone said: "Mr Beazley himself regularly calls temporary skilled migrants 'foreign workers'. Foreign has become a pejorative for Labor.
"Some workers are more foreign than others. Workers from Bombay, Beijing and Beirut are definitely foreign. Apparently those from Bristol, Blackpool and Birmingham are not. This is not code. This is plain text. And it's a fan to the racist fire."
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