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Some camels are just not the cat's whiskers, writes Sarah Maguire.
IF THE promise of a camel ride in Morocco to watch the sun rise over the Sahara doesn't get you up at 4am, nothing will.
And don't think you can hit the snooze button: they move fast in Erfoud, a town of 7000 in the country's east. A cavalcade of four-wheel-drives is waiting at the front of the hotel for our group of 30-plus as we stumble out in the darkness and at 4.30am precisely they start to move.
There are four in each truck and someone has forgotten to tell Maureen from Queensland in the back of ours that it's too early to be so chirpy: her arms are folded over the back of our seat, and she bobs about like a poppet on the rough road as she chats all the way to the Sahara.
Forty-five minutes later, the procession's headlights reveal the camels ahead, waiting in line with their minders.
The way they sit reminds me of my cat, Sophie. How this is possible when Sophie is, well, a cat, I can't explain. I think it's their posture; the way they hold their heads and tuck their front legs under as they sit in the sand, waiting for yet more zombie tourists to climb all over them. They look bored. Disdainful, in fact. Just like a cat.
Of course, the analogy is ridiculous. But our minder insists later that dromedaries and camels are totally different animals and that we are, contrary to what the brochures told us, not riding a camel at all, but a dromedary. It leaves open the exciting possibility that cats could have more in common with the dromedary than the dromedary does with the camel.
Or perhaps it's still too early to be completely sensible.
Two by two, we climb on board as the darkness fades, and set off at ambling speed into the Sahara. At the bottom of the dunes, we leave our beasts and haul ourselves to the top. It's freezing and my hands go numb. Our minder has blankets for us to sit on and some fossils that he tries to flog us, distracting us from the yellow ball that we're waiting to see peep over the horizon.
The light is beautiful, the dunes dreamy; and not long after the sun appears we are commanded to return to our camels. Sorry, dromedaries.
Raising further doubts about the cat connection, our dromedary hasn't cleaned himself in a long time: he's the grottiest guy in the group. He has bits of detritus all through his coat and he's a crabby old coot. When we attempt to pat him, he tries, with a withering snap of his head, to bite back. We wonder if he might be close to retirement. He was obviously over us before we left Australia, but we love him, and want to know his name.
No wonder he's out of sorts. He doesn't have one.
He looks like a Fluffy to me.

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Prior to his 13-year stint at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Perlman was a litigation attorney for Reavis and McGrath in New York City, law secretary to the United States District Court of New Jersey and an assistant district attorney in Philadelphia.
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This is how good acoustic versions of songs are supposed to sound.
this song though.
Your points are trite, and I'm too sober,
To deal with you running over,
Your same, pathetic cliche lines.
You say that you want respect,
Well then you'd better get some for yourself,
'Cause all that I see right now,
Is someone who's lost and insecure.
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Young Toffees were unlucky to lose, says U21 boss.
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A disappointed Alan Stubbs felt his side's 1-0 defeat at West Ham served as a timely reminder to the younger players in his squad of the levels they need to reach if they are to progress both as footballers and in their Under-21s Premier League campaign.
A youthful Blues line-up fell to Elliot Lee's second half header and Stubbs cut a frustrated figure as the dust settled on Everton's second defeat in a week.
"I don't think we did enough to win the game but I certainly don't feel we did enough to lose it," he said.
"I thought on the overall play we were the better team. There wasn't an awful lot in it.
"In the first half I thought we were the better team and should have come in at half-time in the lead. Then in the second, they got a grip of the midfield and we let them dominate, that's the disappointing thing.
"We have had bits of possession but the pitch wasn't great and I just felt that they played the conditions better."
Stubbs was particularly exasperated by his side's failure to adhere to a pre-match warning regarding corners and free-kicks, with Lee's winner coming from a well-worked routine.
"The frustrating thing is that I told them before the game that they score a lot of goals from set pieces," added Stubbs.
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In the end, the game served as a valuable lesson to Stubbs' squad – particularly to those called up from the Under-18s.
"It is a stretch on us at the moment because we haven't got a big squad. We have had to play young lads that shouldn't really be playing but they are.
"They did alright but 'alright' is not good enough unfortunately at this level. We have to do well. Sometimes being 'okay' doesn't take you to the next level and that's what they are getting judged on now.
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Hi. I almost forgot what day it is.
History suggests that I'm more likely to crash when driving reasonably on a warm, clear, and dry night in May than when taking pictures of myself while driving 50mph on freezing, slick, snow-covered highways in the dead of winter.
Anyway. I'm glad everyone around me was being considerate and leaving the Subaru/Audi/Jeep lane open for those of us who are more confident in ourselves and our vehicles. Or… maybe they saw some crazy guy taking pictures while driving through heavy lake-effect snow and decided to save themselves by giving him plenty of space.
Either way.
Baby, Please Don't Go
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On the road. (Taken with Instagram at 590 North)
On the road. (Taken with Instagram at Rochester, NY)
On the road.
Current status: in my happy place.
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Keep your goddamn foot on the gas if you look left and see no oncoming traffic!
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This is great. Also great is the fact that the highways from Harrisburgh, PA down to D.C. look much better now than they did last night.
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I've got some conflicting feelings about Ken Block's new contract with Ford.
On the one hand - as a Subaru-fanboy - it's sad to see his great relationship with Subaru come to an end. It was mutually beneficial to Subaru, to Ken, and to Ken's DC brand. His Gymkhana videos are the things of legend.
On the other hand, an American driver (Ken) racing an American brand (Ford) in the biggest rally series in the world (WRC) should do good things for the popularity of rally in America. Hopefully he finds some success when playing with the big boys in his seven WRC events. Success could help shed the international impression that America doesn't care about rally (which is generally the truth), and more importantly, it could help grow the popularity of rally in America. However, I anticipate that he will not be successful. I predict that he won't finish at least 4 of the 7 events, and in those events he does finish I think he'll be well down the leaderboard, scoring points in none.
He's proven that he can be competitive in Rally America when he doesn't drive recklessly and he keeps his car on the road, but if he can't even consistently beat Travis Pastrana in this country, why should anyone believe he'll be able to even compete with WRC upstarts Sebastien Ogier and Evgeny Novikov - let alone super-talented veterans Mikko Hirvonen and 6-time world champion Sebastien Loeb - in international rally?
Regardless, the new Fiesta is a nice looking machine and Ford's full-time commitment to Rally America is a good thing. Competition is a good thing. The Mitsubishi EvoX has proven to be a bit of a disappointment in professional rally (although it's been a tremendous success in the consumer market), and I look forward to seeing if the Fiesta can give Subaru and the STI a run for it's money.
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I want to drive on this road, unsafely fast, with every ounce of my being.
You want to drive up here and come visit me, don't you?
Absolutely yes I do.
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Tape 0649 Film 8184
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1960s Tupperware commercial; VS Tupperware; women having a Tupper party.
20:05:28:02 1960s women's Tupperware party, pan down to display of various pieces of Tupperware on wood tabletop, shot dissolves to same composition of Tupperware on beach.
20:05:40:09 CU disembodied woman's finger runs down yellow pages to advertisement for Tupperware Home Parties.
Tape 0649 Film 8270
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20:06:09:00 1960s Tupperware party; Tupperware dealer showing group of 1960s women various pieces of Tupperware in living room of suburban home; CU disembodied hand holding Tupperware bowl; CU woman puts lid on Tupperware filled with Jell-o cubes of various colors; CU disembodied woman's hand feels lettuce from salad in Tupperware bowl; CU disembodied hands holding Tupperware bowl filled with Jell-o; CU woman wearing apron shakes Tupperware container filled with liquid upside down; CU freezer filled with various pieces of Tupperware, disembodied woman's hand puts another piece of Tupperware in freezer; woman talking at Tupperware party.
20:06:55:21 CU disembodied woman's finger runs down yellow pages to advertisement for Tupperware Home Parties.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Commercial for Alexis Lichine wine. Great CU of various types of wine poured into various types of glasses; great voice on audio track narration. Commercial from late 1960s early 1970s.
20:07:35:08 CU bottle of Alexis Lichine uncorked, dissolves to Alexis Lichine sparkling wine poured into glass mug; CU glass filled with Alexis Lichine white wine; CU shot glass of red Lichine wine poured; CU bottle of Ros' Lichine wine from 1969, pan out to 10 bottles of different Alexis Lichine wines; CU glass red wine poured, zoom in on glass of red wine, text 'Alexis Lichine: Life without wine is no life at all' superimposed over shot.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Commercial for Johnson's no more tangles shampoo for children.
20:08:08:19 CU adorable little girl with wet tangled hair, about 3 years old; girls says to camera in cute kid voice with soft r's 'I have this terrible problem with my hair after shampooing, the comb gets stuck in the tangles and it hurts'; disembodied woman's hands tries to comb girl's hair as little girl speaks; pan down bottle of Johnson's No More Tangles shampoo; disembodied little girl's voice 'Thank goodness Johnson's just invented no more tangles.'
20:08:34:24 CU disembodied woman's hand holding spray bottle sprays mist onto little girl's blond hair, CU woman's hand runs comb through girl's hair; audio track little girl's voice 'Mommy just sprays some on and no more tangles.
20:08:29:21 CU cute little girl with blonde hair smiles into camera and says 'See how shiny and manageable my hair stays.'
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20:08:41:03 Pan over rocky canyon walls, shot from placid river, eerie ambient sound on audio track mixed with voices of people laughing; cut to raft in white water rapids filled with people in life jackets, VS people rafting in white water rapids.
20:09:13:21 Man in rodeo bucked by a horse; cut to scuba underwater swimming through school of fish; cut to formula one race car racing on track; cut to scuba diver; cut to hot air balloon floating through desert; cut to scuba diver; cut to three skydiver holding hands in mid air, desert below; CU underwater shot of scuba diver, 'The American Adventure' superimposed in shot; two skiers; CU chest of female scuba diver in bikini; horse-drawn covered wagon race; white water rapids; formula one race; glider plane; VS CU faces of women and one man; CU someone looking through Canon camera.
20:09:56:14 VS Jeep speeding through sand dunes; jeep flies off of sand dune.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Commercial for United States Steel for their titanium heart valves.
20:10:07:10 beating titanium heart valve, looks tike steel ball bouncing in a basket; VS superimposed over CU of bouncing steel ball, man working as a maitre d', man plays catch with his son.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Commercial for Walt Disney World Hotel that United States Steel helped plan and build.
20:22:09:07 Pan over Walt Disney World in Florida, passing the Disney castle; great shot from monorail entering MGM hotel; monorail enters hotel; great aerial pan around hotel; 1970s family is shown to their hotel room the monorail.
20:11:41:29 Great footage with several shots simultaneously running in single frame of the building of prefabricated units for the Walt Disney Hotel in Florida.
20:12:10:20 Great shot from inside 1970s Walt Disney World Hotel room, door to rooms opens, young boy and girl run into room, family walks out onto balcony, camera pans out from hotel room to show LS family taking in the view from hotel balcony, family on balcony is in the exact center of the building.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Ivory soap commercial, around 1970s.
20:12:42:09 CU attractive woman says 'You know what my husband gave me for my birthday', camera zooms out, 'an apple tree,' CU woman says 'obviously he doesn't think I look like the glamorous, I guess he thinks I look more like the healthy outdoor type'; woman walks around backyard holding a hose, two children boy and girl about 5 years old playing in background, woman turns and sprays kids with hose.
20:13:14:17 CU bar of Ivory soap on soap dish; CU woman with soapy face in shower; CU soapy bar of ivory soap in soap dish; CU woman rinsing off in shower; LS woman washing upset looking little baby.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Tide commercial. 1970s.
20:13:43:29 VS children playing; little girl slides down slide; moving camera does somersault with girl; girl playing in the sand; young girl picking flowers; VS CU Tide New Generation XK laundry detergent; kid eating melting ice cream cone; boys playing football; altar boys; CU box of Tide in laundry basket.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Commercial for Albolene Cream.
20:14:15:07 CU attractive brunette woman wearing white hair band standing in profile, woman turns toward camera, black dotted line drawn down her face, two containers of face cream on counter in front of woman; CU woman rubs cream into her face; CU woman wipes her face with facial tissue, then throws the tissues aside; woman wipes eyelids with oil treated pads and shows that Albolene cream worked better; CU woman holds up container of Albolene cream.
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Tide commercial, 1970s.
20:14:48:04 VS man wearing suit interviews woman in front of supermarket; man asks about why she likes Tide laundry detergent; man offers woman another laundry detergent with twice as much, woman refuses says 'I want my Tide'for 15 years I've used Tide, I don't want to change, I like it'
Tape 0649 [New Film]
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Formula 409 bathroom cleaner commercial; probably from around 1970s.
20:15:57:00 Man in steamy bathroom wearing bathrobe while shaving speaks to camera through the mirror, man extols the virtues of new Formula 409 bathroom cleaner; VS woman cleans half bathroom mirror with 409 half with another cleaner, CU woman breathes on each half of mirror, the left side doesn't fog up.
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All of these commercials are on the archive in single form, just type in the subject, and poof, there it is. Sharp Calculators, Allen Carpets, and Tupperware are advertised in this lot. I've made comments about them already lol


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Rock guitarist and gun-rights advocate Ted Nugent will attend the State of the Union address as the guest of Texas Republican Rep. Steve Stockman.
"I am excited to have a patriot like Ted Nugent joining me in the House chamber to hear from President Obama," Stockman said in a release. "After the address, I'm sure Ted will have plenty to say."
The president, who in the wake of recent mass shootings has made tighter gun control a second-term priority, is expected to talk about the issue in his Tuesday night speech.
Nugent, a National Rifle Association board member, has already had plenty to say about the president and his agenda.
Last spring several members of the Secret Service visited Nugent for a chat after he said that if Obama were to be reelected "I will either be dead or in jail." Agents let the "Motor City Madmen" be, but his presence at the State of the Union tonight will surely be noticed.
Stockman last week threatened to start impeachment proceedings on Obama should he use executive action to enact tighter guns laws.
Nugent will be sitting in the same room with children from Sandy Hook Elementary and other victims of gun violence.
Many Democrats are extending their State of the Union invitations to other victims of gun violence.
Former Arizona Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, severely injured in a 2011 mass shooting, and husband Mark Kelly will be special guests of Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain and Democratic Rep. Ron Barber, who also was injured in the 2011 shooting and won Giffords' seat in November.
Nugent represents the hard line right of the GOP. Some Republicans are looking to distance themselves from this position.
The question: Nugent's presence tonight may embolden some gun right advocates but the tactic of his presence may backfire because more gun control advocates may label him as a radical and point out how "Terrible Ted" is a man who markets his own brand of ammunition.
As much as Nugent rants at times, he can be very articulate, as he was on the Piers Morgan show recently. He is astute and knowledgeable on 2nd Amendment issues.
He will be unarmed in the House Chamber as the President delivers his address, but will he choose to shoot his mouth off at some point and what effect will it have?
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The Anaheim Ducks and Boston Bruins have made a four player minor league swap.
The Ducks have acquired forward Brian McGrattan and defenceman Sean Zimmerman in exchange they have sent forwards Stefan Chaput and David Laliberte to the Bruins.
McGrattan, who has played previously in the NHL with the Ottawa Senators, Phoenix Coyotes and Calgary Flames, has five points and 97 penalty minutes in 39 games this season playing for the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League.
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REGINA -- Saskatchewan head coach Corey Chamblin will make an 11th-hour decision on his starting quarterback when the Roughriders visit the Montreal Alouettes on Sunday.
Veteran Darian Durant is nursing a hip flexor and did not practise this week. If he is not able to play, Chamblin will put the ball in the hands of Drew Willy, a rookie from the University of Buffalo.
Willy came off the bench in each of Saskatchewan's last two games, victories over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers by scores of 52-0 and 25-24.
Before the team left on a charter flight to Montreal on Friday, Chamblin told reporters he will make a decision following Saturday's walk-through practice.
"I want to see certain things from him," Chamblin said of Durant, who has completed 179 of 283 passes for 2,292 yards and 10 touchdowns with eight interceptions this season. He has also rushed 28 times for 286 and a touchdown.
According to Chamblin, Durant was anxious to practise on Friday, but the rookie head coach wanted to give him an additional day off. Asked if there was concern about aggravating the injury, Chamblin said: "It's not about (taking) a hit. It's more about how good does he feel about moving around out there?"
Aside from potential physical restrictions, Chamblin is confident that Durant is ready.
"Mentally, we test him and he's right there," Chamblin said.
A seven-year veteran, Durant has played through injuries in the past, but nothing as serious as a hip flexor. He said the frustrating thing about this kind of injury in particular is that "there's really no rehab -- it's just rest."
Complicating matters to some extent is the lengthy plane ride from Regina to Montreal. A non-stop flight takes approximately four hours.
"I'll definitely be walking up and down the aisle," Durant said with a smile.
Willy, who was tutored in Buffalo by Danny Barrett, a former CFL quarterback and Roughriders head coach, has completed 32 of 41 passes this season for 342 yards with three touchdowns and one interception. He has also carried the ball 22 times for 80 yards and two touchdowns, but the majority of those carries have come as a replacement for Durant in short-yardage situations.
Although Willy has made a positive first impression as Durant's backup, Chamblin was quick to point out that "starting and relief are two different things."
Willy considers himself fortunate to have had three full practices working with the starting unit.
"I'm comfortable. I'm prepared. I'm ready," he said.
Willy told reporters he will respect Chamblin's decision either way and he is keeping the best interests of the team in mind.
"If (Durant) is ready to go, I'm sure he'll play well (regardless of not having practised all week," Willy said. "It's not his first rodeo."
Chamblin is hoping the mystery surrounding Saskatchewan's starting quarterback could work to the team's advantage, as the Alouettes' defence has to prepare for both Durant and Willy.
"It can't be easy for them," said Chamblin, who was an assistant coach on defence with the Calgary Stampeders and defensive co-ordinator with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats before taking the head coach's job in Saskatchewan. "It was tough (preparing for two quarterbacks), depending on who the quarterbacks were. They've had to do double the homework, that's the main thing."
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Bags on Hooks: A Perfect Pairing
It's not revolutionary information, but these photos are great reminders that obvious solutions are often still worthwhile. If you have a few bags you love, a hook or two — hung artfully — can help organize your space and add character.
Hang the hooks with a similar mindset to hanging art — for example, paired carefully with a cool chair or hung in an unusual arrangement. Since it's also decorative, stick with bags worth displaying, rather than the worn totebag you're hoping to replace. If your shelf space is getting a bit tight, hooks are also a wonderful way to display vintage camera cases.
- You show off your ceramics collection — why not your purse collection too? These sequined bags look chic paired with a dramatically hued wall. From Wall to Wall.
- A red purse adds a pop of color to a neutral space in photographer Annie McElwain's home.
- A sconce is cleverly used as a hook in a room designed by Brooke Giannetti. Via Veranda.
- Woven bags add a dose of rustic charm to an entryway. Via Agent Bauer.
- This solution is much more attractive than flinging your work bag over the nearest chair. Just make sure to stick to a few bags at a time. Design*Sponge via JPM Design.
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I wish. I own a small fortune in purses and I would love to display them like artwork, but hanging would destroy them...
Sorry AT I disagree with you here, I don't like this look. And, isn't it a little tacky to have all your GG out on display?
I use the same bag every day and I keep it on a hook by the door. It's more functional than anything else.
Functional, but not artistic. The first photo benefits from good lighting.
I like the idea but I don't like any of the executions shown here.
This is a terrible idea for the bags themselves, the straps will wear out. Not to mention fading if they are exposed to direct light. Put them in a dust bag and in the closet when not in use.
I literally have over 10 purses that I am not currently using. Some are brand new, some are gently used. I once tried displaying them all on the wall, but just didn't work. It is tacky and straps do wear out as @smariel and @pestle suggested. My perfect solution these days? I got a couple of big wooden baskets and put them all in there. Less clutter looking and looks way more organized. =)
Do the straps wear out even if you hang them empty? I just bought a pretty new purse that gets hung up, and I'd be devastated if the strap wears out from hanging it!
I have a several antique beaded purses & metal mesh purses. Also a few silk & velvet. I would NEVER hang them on the wall in the manner shown here! Yikes! However, because some are really just too lovely to be stored away in a dark closet I went & had archival box frames (with the UV glass) professionally made to put them in for display. I had the boxes made with hinges so I can take them out to wear on special occasions. I also do not have them displayed near direct sunlight. But in my bedroom the do look very pretty hanging on the wall by my closet & vanity dresser. And yes, the box frames were expensive but it was worth the investment. Also, because they are hinged so that I can remove the purses, I am also able to change them around.


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Classes are resuming this week around the country in institutions that reactionaries and radicals have found common ground over, labeling them elitist and out of touch with the real world. Yes, I'm referring to the so-called academic strongholds, portrayed as well-armed fortresses by those who would like to see them overthrown, while those of us who are temporary occupants can experience them more like delicate membranes of inclusiveness, ready to be blown away by the slightest ill-timed gust.
We start up today, here at the UNC School of the Arts, helping curious minds to think with depth and precision about dance, design, drama, filmmaking and music. This is our real world — far more real, from our perspective, than many others. It's no paradise, and it certainly doesn't resemble an ivory tower, it's just where we gather to share ideas about the things we love.
While I prepare to join the imaginative journeys of my wonderful students, I'd be remiss if I didn't give two cheers for Low and Lower for bringing my music to two esteemed learning locales this week. On Tuesday night, they'll be playing at the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) and on Friday they will take their act to the Cleveland Institute of Music. If you see them there, give them a Poke for me.


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Student loans get more expensive
Although Congress has kept the interest on new subsidized Stafford loans at 3.4%, other changes have made federal student loans more costly.
The federal government giveth and taketh away from students who need to borrow money for college.
Yes, the rate on subsidized Stafford student loans issued after July 1 will remain at 3.4%, rather than double to 6.8%, thanks to votes in Congress recently.
However -- and that is a big HOWEVER -- other changes took effect on July 1 that will make some federal student loans more costly than they've been. Those changes were passed by Congress during last year's ugly wrangling over the federal budget and debt ceiling deals.
No grace period. For subsidized Stafford loans taken out after July 1, the federal government will no longer pay the interest for the first six months after graduation. (The feds will, thankfully, continue to pay the interest on new loans while the undergraduates are still in school.)
What does that mean for the typical college student? Once you graduate, you'll still get six months of breathing room before your first student loan payment comes due. However, the interest that accumulates in that six months will be added to your loan principal.
By one estimate, that will be add $57 to the average $3,357 loan when the interest rate is 3.4%, or $114 when the rate doubles on new loans in a year.
Good news: The grace period is set to return on July 1, 2014. (Post continues below video.)
No subsidized loans for graduate students. It's even worse for students seeking advanced degrees. As of July 1, graduate students are no longer eligible for new subsidized federal loans. That means they'll be responsible for paying the interest that accrues on new federal loans from the very first day they borrow the money. (They also didn't get a break on interest rates in last week's deal, so Stafford loans come with a 6.8% rate. The federal Grad PLUS loans have a slightly higher rate of 7.9%.)
By one estimate, the end of the federal subsidy will add $7,000 to the cost of the average grad school loan. Let's hope that extra schooling proves worth it.
And that's not all. Other changes:
- A family now has to have an income of no more than $23,000 to qualify for an automatic zero family contribution on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), down from $32,000.
- Needy students will be eligible for Pell grants for only 12 full-time semesters. There was no limit before. This sounds reasonable. One smart way to reduce college costs is to earn a degree in four years or less.
What's a student to do? Pauline Abernathy, vice president of the nonprofit Institute for College Access and Success, told U.S. News & World Report that students should discuss repayment options -- including the Income-Based Repayment and Public Service Loan Forgiveness programs -- with their financial aid office before they leave school to find out how to become eligible.
Better yet? Take steps to minimize the amount of money you need to borrow.
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Do what i did...take 5 years and work as much as possible during the summer AND school year. I only took 12-14 hours a semester and then worked 20-30 hours a week
The catch??
No parties, no frats, no sports, no new clothes (thrift), no anything and a boring in-state school
College wasn't fun at all but i paid for my entire school myself (no loans except one 800 dollar loan so i could work in a medical lab which paid less but gave me experience)
My parents didnt have to help out much (a cheap beater car and paid my insurance)
To graduate basically loan free and without burdening my parents was worth the hard 5 years
Eliminate all student loans from the government. The loans help the teachers and the college administrators. Colleges don't have any incentives to control costs. Students don't need a beautiful campus. They don't need a million dollar weight room or a fancy building. Switch teachers to 401ks and make them work five days a week. The cost of college rises significantly more than inflation every year.
Student loans are just that, loans. They have to be repaid which doesn't take anything from the tax payer. If America wants to compete with other countries we need to keep our next generation of employees educated. We do however need to work with industry to shif the focus to programs where there is demand but few employees to fill the need. We also need to keep the brightest and the best in America if we want to continue to be innovators and leaders in industry and science.
the problem in this country is the tax payer wants something for nothing. Americans want good jobs, safe roads and infastructure. We want to be leaders in industry and commerce. We want to be safe and we want our banks and investments to be safe but we don't want to have to pay for everything. Well guess what, you get what you pay for. If you don't want regulations , then don't cry when someone walks away with y our investments. If you want to be safe, then don't cry when someone breaks into your house and has more firepower than you do and there are no police to respond because you cut their jobs so you wouldn't have to pay higher taxes. Oh and if you can't read this then you probably couldn't find your way to vote in the first place.
All I can say for all these new young Americans is to think carefully before decided to go off to college because of the expenses that will occur at the end. We are leaving in a different world now and we need to take life very serious. New Americans going to college need to check on the industry before investing any money in college institutions, checking out which industry will provide a job after graduation. Students need to check by doing research on industries and not by listening to college counselors with empty promises because all they need is your money.
Our government told us that the population is not educated enough to keep the country going and that we have fall behind other countries education system. We are not behind in education; we are in a very educated country with no industry to work for. We have countless college educated children with college degree who are not able to find jobs, this is the problem. I know children whose parents spent a huge amount of money sending them off to college and study fashion merchandising, business management, interior decorating. This could have been good careers if the economy was booming, on a bad economy, these careers are useless.
Although I have a job but with my masters on computer science I could have got a better job in a good economy but I am doing the same thing I was doing from the first time I started working in IT First level support. I look at it as this is better than nothing but if the economy was on the right track, I could have been on a CEO level. I submitted resume out almost every day but I never hear from any one because too many people are out of a job and companies that are hiring want people with 2 to 5 years experience. So if IT can't help someone lend a job, then new students need to do research on specific industry before paying college institutions. Their parents need to do some research for them because it can be a lot of work.
New kids can get a full time job after high school and get the company to pay for their school, which was what I did to complete my master. It would be hard but they need to keep trying. Even if they decided to go to college after graduations of high school, they should do it on a local basis instead of leaving on campus because they have to pay both tuitions for college credits and living expenses which is why they bill is $150,000 to $200,000 dollars at the end, also is the amount to purchase a home.
They have the options to go to school online while living with their parents instead of taking on a huge student loan after graduation. Again careful consideration of researching the school for accreditation and industries are very important. Young students need to think and research carefully.
College education is not a right! The government should not be providing or subsidizing student loans if you want the cost of a college education to go down. As it currently stands, no university has the incentive to compete on the basis of price, however, if you take away all the government loans, universities will be forced to cut back on non-essential administrators, athletic programs paid for out of tuition money, and other things at the university that add no real value. Not only that, but most undergrad and grad programs are not even necessary to get a decent job and nothing says you have to get it right away. I worked my way through undergrad to have no loans and worked my way through a $40K a year grad program and came out with no student loans
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When men are depressed they may experience symptoms that are different than what is included in the current diagnostic criteria.
To explore whether sex disparities in depression rates disappear when alternative symptoms are considered in the place of, or in addition to, more conventional depression symptoms.
Design, Setting, Participants, and Main Outcomes and Measures
Using data from the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, a nationally represented mental health survey, we evaluated sex differences in symptom endorsement in 2 new scales that included alternative depression symptoms. We analyzed sex differences in symptom endorsement using 2-sided, design-based, .05-level t tests and multivariate logistic regression to identify predictors of depression.
Men reported higher rates of anger attacks/aggression, substance abuse, and risk taking compared with women. Analyses using the scale that included alternative, male-type symptoms of depression found that a higher proportion of men (26.3%) than women (21.9%) (P = .007) met criteria for depression. Analyses using the scale that included alternative and traditional depression symptoms found that men and women met criteria for depression in equal proportions: 30.6% of men and 33.3% of women (P = .57).
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When alternative and traditional symptoms are combined, sex disparities in the prevalence of depression are eliminated. Further study is needed to clarify which symptoms truly describe men's experiences of depression.
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Located on the alluvial plains in the middle reaches of the Yellow River 70km east of Zhengzhou, KAIFENG (开封, kāifēng) is an ancient capital with a history stretching back over three thousand years. However, unlike other ancient capitals in the area, the city hasn't grown into an industrial monster, and remains pleasingly compact, with most of its sights in a fairly small area within the walls. While not an especially attractive town, its low-key ambience and sprinkling of older temples and pagodas encourage a wander, and the longer you stay, the more you register the town's distinctive local character. In all, this a worthwhile place to spend a couple of days, especially if you've grown weary of the scale and pace of most Chinese cities.
Central Kaifeng, bounded by walls roughly 3km long at each side, is fairly small, and most places of interest lie within walking distance of one another. The town is crisscrossed by canals, once part of a network that connected it to Hangzhou and Yangzhou in ancient times.
Brief history
First heard of as a Shang town around 1000 BC, Kaifeng had its heyday during the Song dynasty between 960 and 1127 AD, when the city became the political, economic and cultural centre of the empire. A famous 5m-long horizontal scroll by Zhang Azheduan, Qingming Shang He (Along the River at the Qingming Festival), now in the Forbidden City in Beijing, unrolls to show views of the city at this time, teeming with life, crammed with people, boats, carts and animals. It was a great age for painting, calligraphy, philosophy and poetry, and Kaifeng was famed for the quality of its textiles and embroidery, and for its production of ceramics and printed books. It was also the home of the first mechanical timepiece in history, Su Song's astronomical clock tower of 1092, which worked by the transmission of energy from a huge water wheel.
Some of this artistic heritage survives – the nearby town of Zhuxian Zhen is still known for its New Year woodblock prints – but Kaifeng's Golden Age ended suddenly in 1127 when Jurchen invaders overran the city. Just one royal prince escaped to the south, to set up a new capital out of harm's reach at Hangzhou beyond the Yangzi, though Kaifeng itself never recovered. What survived has been damaged or destroyed by repeated flooding since – between 1194 and 1887 there were more than fifty severe incidents, including one fearful occasion when the dykes were breached during a siege and at least 300,000 people are said to have died, among which were many of Kaifeng's Jewish community.
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Kaifeng's Jews
A number of families in Kaifeng trace their lineage back to the Jews, though these origins remain a mystery. It's likely that their ancestors came here from central Asia around 1000 AD, when trade links between the two areas were strong. The community was never large, but it seems to have flourished until the nineteenth century, when – perhaps as a result of disastrous floods, including one in 1850 that destroyed the synagogue – the Kaifeng Jews almost completely died out. However, following the atmosphere of greater religious tolerance in contemporary China, many Jews have begun practising their faith again. You can see a few relics from the synagogue in the museum, including three steles that once stood outside it, but most, such as a Torah in Chinese now in the British Museum, are in collections abroad.


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Crow Wing County Land Services Supervisor Kirk Titus announced that tree planting has been completed on several sites throughout the county.
The county's tree planting program for 2013 will total nearly 30,000 white and jack seedlings. The planting sites are located on approximately 36 acres in Mission, Crow Wing and Ideal townships.
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With the high number of rooms in Hampton by Hilton York, choice is plentiful. Indulgence is on the cards at this 3-star accommodation. The area is easily accessible as York railway station is very close. Landmarks in York include: The Shambles. The nearby York Minster is well worth a visit. Staying here puts you at a distance of only 0.5 km (0.3 miles) from National Railway Museum.
Staying at Hampton by Hilton York gives you the advantage of having a free breakfast every morning. No need to hide out in your room here: a restaurant and a bar/lounge are accessible as well. Amongst many others, the hotel offers services such as a dry cleaning/laundry service and a luggage storage. Working during your stay in York is more convenient, as you can use a conference space and a business center here. The total number of rooms here is 119.
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You Surely got what I mean Ted.
Set your target audience by adding friends and posting on their walls. Also, make a gig or a contest. The first 100 likes will get a free entrance to .. or Like our page or follow us and get a chance to win a new iPad 3 :)
You can get potential clients through facebook by advertising on facebook and creating your facebookpage, you will get targeted clients.Regarding you should tweet something unique which is beneficial for searchers and your followers then they will become your customers.
I agree, there are so many person do this kind of strategy that really makes the normal using of Facebook get rid. Facebook is a way to connect for the person you know, If you wish to be known in facebook, why not trying the Facebook advertisements? It much more helpful than sending lots of e-mails.Quote:
"Sending unsolicited messages on Facebook is just as much spam as sending unsolicited emails and a good way to get your account revoked."
I think what Steven meant is this trick can build public awareness about products or services or company that relatively new. It's only just to let people know, they may interested in your products or not. But personally I hate when some company posting/advertise on my wall, I'll delete it quickly.
You can promote some of your products in twitter or facebook by offering some of them for FREE for a limited time.
Recently, we try to get some clients by offering free <snip>personalized twitter backgrounds. Just one way of attracting (at the same time promoting brand name) clients.
Of course, just make sure that you can handle what you offer or else it will negatively affect your business :)
You can promote your businesses and services in leading social media sites. It is fine. But, I think one should know how to do that to get a large number of traffic and potential clients. I think if you have a proper social media marketing strategy, it will be easier for you to use Facebook, Twitter or any other social media sites as platforms for online business promotion.
You can suggest your clients to follow you on twitter and facebook for updates, offers.
They could retweet, repost and their partners can get to you.
In my point of view social media sites should be used for making branding of the company and engaging with the people! If maintaining the social media accounts has been done by having the main goal of getting clients, the chances of ruining the status in front of people may increase hence make sure to maintain and grow the image!!
I've read an article yesterday that u should always post different articles of different social media sites because if u duplicate ur pages people need only to follow one of them.
I think stay with the basic is still the best solution, like writing useful content, video or images. But it will take a lot of effort.
speaking from my own experience,I can say sharing works great when it comes to social networking sites.It not only gives you more friends (read clients) but also help you showcase your work.You can start with sharing pictures,videos and even jokes
You must correctly go near this problem.Because, quality information of - itis an advertisement for your business
I want to say that an advertisement must be quality.Social web-sites it is an enormous ground for an advertisement.
By means of interacting in Social networks, there's always a possibility that you can get clients form it. For me, I do informal gathering of clients in Facebook, informal in the sense that I do not do direct marketing on it but it's just by chance a coincedence factor of acquiring possible clients.


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A lawsuit filed last week claims high ranking Newport Beach Police Officers were trading favors in exchange for free services from a luxury hotel in Newport Beach.
The lawsuit says at one point a former Police Chief racked up a $10,000 dollar bill at the hotel in one weekend and didn't have to pay for it. According to the lawsuit high ranking officers would party for free at the hotel and get free booze, food and suites at a hotel near Fashion Island.
In exchange the police would do favors for the hotel. Such favors included ignoring parking tickets and giving massage therapists licenses instantly...when the process normally takes months.
The lawsuit was filed by Zachery McEligot a former parking control officer who says he was fired and retaliated against. After looking into the misconduct and encouraging an investigation. McEligot also claims the hotel also used security video to cover up high ranking policy officers were partying with. Sergeants, captains, former police chiefs and even the city manager were allegedly invovled in the quid-pro-quo deal.
In a written statement to FOX 11 the city of Newport Beach said, "The city of Newport Beach has not yet been served with the complaint. Based upon what we've heard and read in the news, however, we don't see any factual support or merit to mr. McEligot's claims.
"The city believes the termination was justified and was not done for nefarious reasons."
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Things I learned while playing Twitter-based typing game Fast 140 for the past half hour (in no particular order).
- Phillies Sportscaster Harry Kalas died. Many people are sad about this.
- President Obama has eased sanctions against Cuba. Many people are happy about this.
- Phil Spector has been found guilty in his murder trial.
- Lots of people like TweetDeck, Red Dwarf and The Cubs and also like talking about said subjects.
- Many people had a great Easter and hope everyone else also had a great Easter.
- At least one person spent Easter wondering how jesus pooped.
- Easter is harder when it has to be gluten free (I wonder how this affects pooping).
- Correct grammar and punctuation and spelling are not required to get into Heaven.
- Some people are offended by being offered subscriptions to Men's Health magazine.
- Some people treat work projects like the NHL playoffs.
- Robot camp counselors can be jerks.
- Twitter is an even more addictive basis for a typing game than shooting zombies (the previous champion for typing-game addictiveness).
- I can type 140 character at 96.6 wpm, and this makes me the 35th fastest typer in the world (see image) (Update: This is no longer true as of a few hours after this post went up. It was a nice lie while it lasted, though...).


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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (WHBL) - A Sheboygan Falls man was seriously injured over the weekend in a rollover accident at Plymouth. The Sheriff's Department said 42 year old Joseph Gatto was headed west on Highway 23 and crossing Highway 57 at Plymouth around 5:30 on Saturday morning when his car hit a patch of glare ice, causing it to leave the road and overturn in the ditch. Gatto was taken to St. Nicholas hospital with severe injuries.
A Plymouth woman was seriously injured early Saturday night when she rear-ended a farm tractor on County C north of the city of Plymouth. The Sheriff's Department said 70 year old Janet Veleke was headed west on C, but failed to see the tractor driven by 30 year old Joshua Koepsell of Sheboygan in front of her. She slammed into the rear of the tractor. Her car then careened off of the road and came to a stop. She was trapped inside and had to be freed by First Responders. She was taken to Sheboygan Memorial Hospital while Koepsell was cited for no tail lights.
A Sheboygan teen was hospitalized on Saturday night after rolling his car on County Y several miles north of Sheboygan. Authorities said 16 year old Ryan Becker's car left the road around 5:30 on Saturday night and rolled several times before coming to rest on its wheels. Becker was taken to Sheboygan Memorial for treatment.


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NEKOOSA, Wis. (WSAU) -- One man is dead after a traffic crash near Nekoosa last night. Wood County Sheriff's investigators say 66-year-old James L. Dorshorst of Wisconsin Rapids was ejected from his vehicle after entering the ditch, rolling, and striking a tree.
Dorshorst failed to negotiate a curve on highway 54 near Hemlock Trail at about 11:25 p.m.
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North Salt Lake police on Tuesday identified the victim of a fatal motorcycle crash.
Police Cpl. Mark Nelson said 24-year-old Aaron Englert, a Marine from Missouri in Utah for training, died at the scene of a crash with a car on U.S. Highway 89 about 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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In the context of their affiliation with the "Forum UNESCO - University and Heritage" network, students of the Professional Masters programme in the Faculty of Sciences, Arts, Culture, News and Multimedia at the Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University are organizing a symposium on different aspects of world heritage.
This international symposium will take place from April 3 to 5 at the Palais de la Découverte in Paris. Debate and discussion will centre on the following themes:
- Raising awareness of world heritage amongst a younger population
- The digital revolution and the future of heritage
- Conservation and the protection of World Heritage
- Tourism and World Heritage - friends or enemies?
- Technical and industrial heritage - what are the stakes?
- Management of post-conflict sites - rebuilding a cultural identity
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Chérif Khaznadar: UNESCO specialist and co-founder and former director of the "Maison des Cultures du Monde". He is also the co-founder and former organizer of the "Festival of the Imagination".
Emmanuel Desveaux: Directeur d'études at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales and Native American culture specialist. Adjunct professor, University of Indiana, Bloomington. He also holds the Marc Bloch chair at Humboldt University of Berlin.
Christian Manhart: UNESCO specialist on post-conflict World Heritage conservation.
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The one-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy is coming up on October 29th and in honor of the progress that has been made and that which still needs to be done, the Chasers have agreed to adopt a town in New Jersey that was directly affected by the storm in order to check up on the progress and needs that are taking place there.
As of September 30, 2013, $5.6 billion in aid has been paid to New Jersey storm victims and sadly, so many people are still not in their homes.
Ringleader, Bill Spadea has decided to keep an eye on Seaside heights being that this town has suffered not only the devastation of Superstorm Sandy but also the recent boardwalk fire that left much of what was recently rebuilt as ash.
Sibile Marcellus will keep following the progress in Mantoloking. If you recall this was the area where houses where literally floating in the river and into bridges after much of that town was swept away by the storm surge.
Bill Anderson has dibs on the rebuilding in Atlantic City. He is also interested in following the politics behind AC that includes why people weren't advised properly to evacuate and what their plan is for moving forward.
Personal reasons has Ronica Clearly following Ventnor, New Jersey where some of her family still resides and where she spent summers on the beaches there as a kid.
Kate Mosso has decided to stick with Ortley Beach, New Jersey. The last time she was there, two-months ago, it was still looking like a ghost town.
Meg Baker will be chasing the progress in Long Beach Island. Her family lives close to the area and she is interested in exploring the washed up boats that were scouring the streets after the storm.
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We only stayed there for one night.. It's not a bad place but it's in a dodgy part if town. Very conveniently located to the airport tho it's literally right down the street so if you're only there for a night before you fly then i definitely recommend it
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How refreshing to have a piece of practical design that's so incredibly useful. No more creased scraggy maps where you suddenly find that the vital change between the Central Line and the Victoria line is buried beneath yesterday's lunch remains. Featuring the classic Henry Beck underground map (Zone 1 and its surroundings), the slick steel Pocket Tube Map, is the perfect credit-card sized guide about town. Londoners don't really like being seen glancing at the massive tube maps around town, we like to think we know the place like the back of hands, cool urban dwellers that we are - except that of course we don't know London like the back of our hands, considering there are 287 stations on the underground, so this cool and discrete little map is the perfect key to the city.
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