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"The Stranger" Comes to "Oscar® Noir"
Beverly Hills, CA (July 20, 2010) — "The Stranger" (1946), directed by and starring Orson Welles, will be screened as the next feature in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' series "Oscar Noir: 1940s Writing Nominees from Hollywood's Dark Side" on Monday, July 26, at 7:30 p.m. at the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater. The film will be introduced by screenwriter Ted Griffin ("Ocean's Eleven," "Matchstick Men").
Victor Trivas earned an Academy Award® nomination for Original Motion Picture Story, and Anthony Veiller wrote the screenplay for this topical thriller about the hunt for a Nazi war criminal in suburban America.
At 7 p.m. MGM Tex Avery cartoon short "The Cuckoo Clock" (1950) and the episode "Dead Man's Trap" from the 1941 serial "Adventures of Captain Marvel" will be screened as part of the evening's pre-feature program.
"Oscar Noir" is a summer-long series featuring 15 film noir classics from the 1940s, all of which were nominated in writing categories. Including "The Stranger," there are six screenings remaining in the series. A complete list of films can be found at http://www.oscars.org/events-exhibitions/events/2010/noir.html.
Tickets to individual evenings are $5 for the general public and $3 for Academy members and students with a valid ID. They may be purchased online at www.oscars.org, by mail, in person at the Academy during regular business hours or, depending on availability, on the night of the screening when the doors open at 6:30 p.m. The Samuel Goldwyn Theater is located at 8949 Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills. For more information, call (310) 247-3600 or visit www.oscars.org.
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Matchup: Raiders at Dolphins
1 p.m. ET, Sunday at Sun Life Stadium
Published: Sep 13, 2012
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Each week Fantasy Source experts break down the matchups for NFL games from a fantasy perspective. Our tiered star ratings tell you how strongly we feel about each player's chances for a breakout performance. We analyze players based on how well their opponent defends that position and other factors such as statistical trends, playing-time potential and the talent level of the players and the teams involved.
5-Star Players
Darren McFadden, RB, Raiders. The Raiders' offense had a tough time getting anything going on the ground last Monday against the Chargers, but McFadden showed his versatility with 13 catches for 86 yards to go along with his 32 rushing yards. McFadden might not see as many short dump-offs if Oakland isn't losing like last week, but it's clear that he's going to be one of the biggest workhorses in the league when he's healthy. With his talent, that equates to big stats. The Dolphins have a stout run defense, ranking third last season and limiting the Texans to 83 yards on 35 carries in Week 1, but McFadden will still find a way to put up fantasy points.
4-Star Players
Sebastian Janikowski, K, Raiders. Janikowski picked up where he left off last year, hitting two field goals, including a 51-yarder, in Week 1. However, he failed to receive an extra-point attempt, which is concerning. Still, it's too early to be concerned about Oakland's offense limiting Janikowski's scoring chances, and with his leg, he should be started in every league.
Raiders defense/special teams. Oakland's defense did a good job limiting San Diego's offensive attack, especially their running game. While that doesn't necessarily translate to fantasy success (Oakland had just one sack and zero takeaways), it's a good sign as the Raiders go up against the offensively inept Dolphins. Miami allowed three sacks and committed four turnovers while scoring just 10 points against Houston in Week 1. Oakland's defense isn't as good as Houston's, but this is still a nice matchup for a unit that ranked in the top half of the league in both sacks and takeaways last year.
Reggie Bush, RB, Dolphins. Bush was one of the few bright spots for Miami's offense last week, totaling 115 yards on 20 touches. With Daniel Thomas nursing a concussion, Bush will be in line to see even more touches this week. The Raiders limited the Chargers to just 32 rushing yards last Monday, but Bush's versatility makes him a solid RB2 choice in standard leagues and a borderline RB1 in point-per-reception leagues. The Dolphins' offense might limit his scoring chances, but he'll be leaned on as their main offensive weapon.
3-Star Players
Carson Palmer, QB, Raiders. Palmer's numbers last week look decent (297 yards, TD, no turnovers), but keep in mind that 48 yards, a TD and a two-point conversion came in "garbage time" when the Chargers were playing a soft defense against him. Palmer should be helped by the expected return of Denarius Moore (hamstring), and Miami's secondary can definitely be passed on, but Palmer still needs to show more before he can be considered a top-12 quarterback. He's not a bad option this week, but he's not worth using over the quarterbacks who were drafted as starters.
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Raiders. It was disappointing that Heyward-Bey couldn't produce more than three catches for 43 yards in a game where both Moore and Jacoby Ford (foot) were inactive. He was only targeted five times, but that also might have been his fault, as he's had problems in the past getting off the line. Either way, this reminds us that Heyward-Bey is one of the biggest boom-or-bust players in fantasy. He has a good matchup this week against a Dolphins' defense that gave up 254 passing yards in Week 1, so he's worth using as a WR3.
Denarius Moore, WR, Raiders. Moore missed last week's game because of a sore hamstring, but all signs point to him playing this week. The explosive second-year receiver is similar to Heyward-Bey in terms of being a boom-or-bust guy, but he's riskier this week because he barely practiced in the preseason. Moore is always a candidate to break off a big play -- and you could do a lot worse for a WR3 -- but there are probably safer options on your roster this week.
Dolphins defense/special teams. The Dolphins' defense didn't play poorly against the Texans last week, but it really didn't do anything to excite fantasy owners, registering just two sacks and no takeaways. This is pretty much exactly how Miami's defense fared last year, ranking just 21st in fantasy production. Oakland's offense was known for giving the ball away last year, so Miami could have some sleeper appeal with their ability to stop the run, but they're a fairly low-upside option this week.
2-Star Players
Brian Hartline, WR, Dolphins. Hartline led Miami receivers with eight targets last week, and even though he hauled in just three passes for 50 yards, that's a good sign for his PPR prospects. Standard leaguers can likely continue to ignore Hartline, though, as Miami's quarterback play will limit his value. The Raiders looked pretty good against San Diego's passing attack, yielding just 226 yards, and Hartline will have a hard time against Oakland's bigger, physical corners.
Dan Carpenter, K, Dolphins. Carpenter received just one field-goal attempt and one PAT attempt last week -- something that could become a recurring trend. He has a strong, accurate leg, but the scoring chances likely won't be plentiful enough to make him a legitimate fantasy option. You can certainly do better this week.
1-Star Players
Rod Streater, WR, Raiders. Streater made some waves with a touchdown and a two-point conversion late in Monday's game, but those came against soft coverage while San Diego was just trying to get the game over with. With Moore expected back in the lineup, Streater isn't a fantasy consideration.
Ryan Tannehill, QB, Dolphins. Tannehill had a forgettable debut, completing just 55.6 percent of his passes and throwing three interceptions. Oakland's defense won't pose as much of a challenge as Houston's did, but Tannehill didn't show nearly enough to cause us to think he can have a fantasy impact this early in his career.
Davone Bess, WR, Dolphins. Bess caught five-of-seven targets for 45 yards last week. That's probably what you'll get from his most weeks, which makes him a decent PPR play but a no-go in three-WR standard leagues. This week, Oakland's big corners could make things tougher for Bess.
0-Star Players
Brandon Myers, TE, Raiders. Myers raised some eyebrows with five catches for 65 yards on Monday, but according to our garbage-time tracker, two of those catches and 19 of those yards came against a softer defense. Myers probably didn't have as good of a game as it looked like he did. The Dolphins weren't strong against Houston's tight ends, allowing four catches for 87 yards to Owen Daniels, but Myers still needs to show us more before we can recommend him.
Anthony Fasano, TE, Dolphins. Fasano had just three catches for 19 yards last week, and the Raiders actually did a good job containing Antonio Gates (4-43) on Monday. There's no reason to trust Fasano this week.

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beyond my IMAGINATION
Summer it is! It's hot and that feeling that you want to be refresh, somewhere near and affordable and peaceful. Will i have something in my mind. Why not try this super cool resort in Dapitan City, Zamboangga Del Norte. We visit the place last year and when i saw it, WOW! worth the long period of travel. It is Dakak Park and Resort.
I went there with my classmates and my friends, Luisa and Mildred. We depart in CDO by 3am and went to Mukas Port Lanao del Norte via bus. We arrived at Mukas by 6am and went to Ozamis city via Barge.
after 30mins. or more we arrived at Ozamis City and had our breakfast. Then we travel again via bus going to Dapitan. Before arriving at the location we had a stop over for our lunch, and i totally forgot the name of the place but it is a floating restaurant and it's buffet. ^_____^
After eating a lot of foods and gaining a lot of energy, we proceed at our travel. And after a long hours of sitting down down at the bus. We arrived at one of the most beautiful paradise in Mindanao.
ACTION 101: First Amateur
I really love experimenting clothes and watch out
For a new fashion style.
So I just think, why not show to the world
My own piece of experimenting.
My first amateur pictorial, I'm addicted to camera
Taking photos and everything.
But modeling a clothes of mine is kinda
Awkward for the first time..:DD
I bought the dress in Singapore
Particularly in Bugis Junction.
I love to shop at Bugis Junction because
You can find anything there
Especially fashionable clothes.
No one is perfect, I think my pair of sandals
Is wrong of choice ..
But the dress is great.
Summer is up, and the heat is hot. When you say summer one thing that comes up in my mind and that is heat, and the only thing to recover from heat is water. Will I have a very fantastic and fun and adventurous summer last year. "tan-tan-ta-dan——" WHITE RIVER RAFTING in our local, Cagayan de Oro City. It's a class group excursion, when I say class group I mean my classmates, teachers and also myself :D
Short information of the White River Rafting from www.cdokay.com
Cagayan de Oro is slowly becoming known as the Whitewater rafting capital of the Philippines, and indeed the city does live up to its name. The Cagayan de Oro River stretches 22 kilometers long and boasts of more than 25 rapids ranging from levels I to IV, making it perfect for beginners up to experts looking for adrenalin thrills.
While the sport has been practiced since the 1990s, the city rose into popularity as a famous whitewater rafting destination in the early 2000s. Since then, a number of whitewater rafting groups and guides have sprouted, offering their services to excited tourists and residents who are ready to conquer the rapids.
Outfitters to Choose From
If you're thinking of going on a rafting excursion, here is a list of whitewater rafting outfitters that you can choose from:
Great White Water Rafting
Website: www.riverraftingcdo.com
Contact #: (088) 310-5495
Rafting Adventure Philippines (Cagayan de Oro Whitewater Rafting Adventure)
Website: www.raftingadventurephilippines.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #: (088) 8571270/(088) 856-3514
The Red Rafts
Website: www.theredrafts.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #: (088)8577238
Kagay Whitewater Rafting
Website: www.cdorafting-map.com
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact #: (088)3104402/+639177122323
CDO Bugsay River Rafting
Website: www.bugsayrafting.com
Contact #: +639173284729
Golden Friendship Whitewater Rafting
Website: Goldenfriendshipwhitewaterrafting.com
Contact #: (088)8589007/+639194924488
What to Expect
Most whitewater rafting outfitters offer the same features. They usually have two or three courses to choose from: the beginner's course, which is best for beginners up to the extreme course; which is of course, for experienced rafters. Rates will vary depending on the type of course, package and outfitter of choice. Expect to pay a minimum of PHP500 per head for the beginner's course to up to PHP2000 for extreme courses.
Your basic rafting package will include an orientation prior to the activity, transportation to the starting site (usually from the city proper), free changing and bathing rooms at the starting site and end site, use of rafting gear and lunch. Photography services are also available for a certain fee.
Some outfitters have other services including horseback riding trips or even overnight accommodations. To make sure that you get the best deals, check out and compare these white water rafting outfitters today.
How to Prepare For Your Adventure
Regardless of your outfitter or course of choice, it's important to be prepared. A whole course can last anywhere around 3 to 6 hours, so don't forget to pack extra food and put on loads of sun block.
Proper rafting attire is also necessary. Wear shorts and a t-shirt; but you can also opt to wear long sleeved rash guards or shirts to prevent uneven tanning. Some women wear spandex leggings underneath their shorts to protect their legs from darkening as well. Your clothing of choice should be comfortable enough and should not constrict your movement. You may also want to choose clothes that dry easily.
For footwear, guides usually recommend aqua shoes, but you can opt for open sandals as well. Some people wear slippers, but you might end up losing it during strong currents, so wear those with straps instead.
So, if you're all set and raring to go, check out these Cagayan de Oro Whitewater rafting outfitters and pick your guide today!
For a very long period of time and for the very long time of sitting in the Jeepney we arrive at our destination where we gonna start our great Adventure of all time.
But, before conquering the wild river of Cagayan de Oro City, the Bugsay company Who facilitates us give their assurance that we are in safe hands and each boat there Is two Bugsay member who will guide us. And they talk a lot of things, of course I'm scared because I don't know how to swim and it's my first real adventure.
The best part of our rafting is we make sure that God is with us to keep us safe and Avoid us in danger. We have our group prayer.
This is our face after the first course BIG SMILE..:DD the current in this river Was calm and the "bahay-kubo" is quite near to let us rest for a while, and have Our Lunch together . We're honestly starving in this time all our energy and Voice were all gone. So we need to restore our energy for our last course.
After eating we are all energize to finish the race
We saw a Big/Huge stone and we all decided to climb up and jump.It's fun right? Thank God we have our life vest. Thank you to the Person who invented the Life vest :DD
After a short time of swimming, jumping, and enjoying with friends We paddled again———to the FINISH LINE.!!
And the winner goes to "US" :DD
The faces of very successful WHITE RIVER RAFTING.!!
And these are my two bestfriends who fight with me till the end. We
Super duper enjoy the rafting. It's beyond of my imagination that I can
Treasure forever. :DD <3 <3 <3


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Row Over Cost Of Plans For Green Energy
Policy Exchange has accused Chris Huhne of "misleading" the public by suggesting the plans will push down bills
Plans to expand renewable energy sources will cost families £400 a year by 2020, a leading think tank has warned.
Policy Exchange has accused Energy Secretary Chris Huhne of misleading the public by suggesting bills may go down as a result of the Government's drive for green energy.
The think tank has called on ministers to be more transparent and believes the Government's green targets should be renegotiated.
A spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) said £400 was "not a credible figure and appears to be based on flawed analysis".
The cost of renewable, or 'green' energy is a controversial topic, with both sides disputing the figures.
Wednesday's report came as a row brewed over whether the Government should be forced to reveal estimates for the potential costs of targets to cut carbon emissions.
Dominic Raab, the Conservative MP, has highlighted a Freedom of Information request blocked by the DECC.
The original request - made in February 2010 by Matthew Sinclair, the Director of the Taxpayers Alliance - asked for "analysis of the potential cost of strengthened climate change commitments at Copenhagen".
The DECC responded a month later to say that it did hold the relevant information, which included seven different items, ranging from a paper prepared for the then-Prime Minister in 2009, and notes from DECC economists.
However, it declined to provide it as "disclosure would adversely affect international relations". In November 2011, the Information Commissioner refused an appeal.
Mr Raab is now calling on the Energy Secretary to release the information.
He told Sky News: "It is pretty outrageous that Labour leader Ed Miliband buried the economic impact assessment the government did on UK emission reductions offered in an effort to reach a global deal.
"Environmental policy needs to be debated responsibly on the basis of all the facts, and the public have a right to know the costs they will bear.
"There is every reason to believe that Chris Huhne will now release the economic assessment, given his strong stance on transparency and reducing the scope of exemptions under the Freedom of Information Act."
There is particular pressure on the Liberal Democrats because they have repeatedly called to reduce the number of exemptions.
In Janary 2011, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said: "The Freedom of Information Act was a good start, but it was only a start.
"Exceptions remain far too common and the available information is far too often placed behind tedious bureaucratic hurdles."
In 2009, as the Lib Dem Home Affairs spokesperson, Mr Huhne campaigned to "strengthen freedom of information by giving greater powers to the information commissioner and reducing exemptions".


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Mac book pro or Mac book air?
I'm looking at getting a new laptop and wanting to get an apple! I have been tossing up between the Mac book air or pro (ex retina) taking in to consideration weight of the computer. All I will be using it for is - movies, tv shows, music, photos and the use of Microsoft office, also will i be able to plug in my 1tb external hard which I have my photos and movies etc......
What will you suggest!
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If you're looking for more ports, get the macbook pro 13 inch, if you want more portability and lightness, then get a Air. The macbook pro is slightly faster, yet the air has longer battery life. these are just some things to take into consideration.
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Mac Book pro because you can insert cd's dvd's and do more than a mac book air on a mac book pro.
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I have the 13 inch macbook retina and I absolutely love everything about it. I have had the non retina MacBook Pro and while it was a great machine the macbook retina beats it hands down. The ssd on the retina pro is so much faster and the retina display is amazing. I originally purchased the 15 inch but it was just to bulky and uncomfortable even on my lap. There is just a pound difference so it wasn't the weight but the size. You will not miss the two inches. How much storage do you need? I have 256GB ssd but I also like you have an external hard drive. The non retina pro has an optical drive but that wasn't an issue for me. Lets face it, optical drives are on their way out. I have an apple super drive and have used it one time. If it was me you won't go wrong with either one but the way I look at it your already going to spend money so why not just get the best and in my opinion and experience the MacBook Pro is better than the air as far as the build and size you will love the MacBook Pro. Go with the retina if you can. You won't regret it.
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My two bits .... I had an Air, but returned i to Apple in favor of the Retina display endowed Pro. The Air was bulkier owing to its larger footprint (imagined crowding with airplane seating) and exhibited more heft attributed to its awkward size and leverage. For viewing images, both models afford great displays but the Retina wins that round.
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From the press release: "The bill requires the President to begin safely redeploying U.S. troops from Iraq 120 days from enactment, as required by the emergency supplemental spending bill the Senate passed last week. The bill ends funding for the war, with three narrow exceptions, effective March 31, 2008." Reid states, "If the President vetoes the supplemental appropriations bill and continues to resist changing course in Iraq, I will work to ensure this legislation receives a vote in the Senate in the next work period."
Reid co-sponsors Feingold bill to end the war.
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IPL-5 knockouts: Get ready for nail-biters
There has been so much of distraction from the main cricketing action over the last week or so thanks to ugly episodes. But, the dust has to settle down at some stage. With knockout stage commencing in IPL tonight, this could well be the best opportunity for the organizers and players to show us more cricketing action. Well, talking about knockouts, the four teams in action, Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai ensure the four corners of India are adequately covered and we can be in for some rip-roaring action over the next few days. Let us take a look at where these four teams stand going into qualifiers and eliminators and how far they can go
Delhi Daredevils
The team from the national capital has been the team to beat in the ongoing edition. With a complete T20 unit, Delhi have largely stuck to their game plan and never really allowed opposition to get on top of them. They started off their campaign on a bright note by thrashing Kolkata in their home ground and never really looked back after that. There were a few defeats here and there but for large parts Delhi have looked the most dominant side of IPL-5. Season 2012 has seen the team notch up the maximum number of wins during group stages. 11 wins in 16 matches is also better than their previous best of 10 wins from 15 outings in the 2009 edition that was played in South Africa.
Solid aggressive batting at the top, very shrewd brain in Eric Simmons and Match-winning fast bowlers. Delhi has in many ways been the 'foreign' team of IPL-5. Not very often teams win in India using fast bowling as a potent weapon. Delhi has been doing just that. Great exhibition of fielding and tremendous team effort have only added to their strengths.
Never seriously tested. They have largely been on cruise mode this edition. Although DD have grown beyond Kevin Pietersen's non-availability due to national commitments for England, the factor could still hurt the team in big knockout fixtures.
This will be Delhi's best opportunity to win their maiden title. Their previous opportunities had come in the first two seasons, where they lost in the semis. They will be hoping for better luck this time around and with the team they have, it certainly is within the realms of possibility.
Kolkata will be a big threat first-up and even if they do make it to the final, either Chennai or Mumbai or even Kolkata will never be easy to beat on big match days. DD's poor record in knockout fixtures in earlier editions could well haunt them.
Players who hold the key
Virender Sehwag
David Warner
Mahela Jayawardene
Irfan Pathan
Andre Russell
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One of the Problems with the PX4 / Pixhawk is that it uses a PPM-Sum receiver which when so configured may not work at all for the normal receiver based method of one at a time ESC programming.
And especially so for 4 in 1 ESCs.
The one at a time method I have developed uses the Wikis…Continue
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Hi everybody,
Gary McCray here, past wiki editor for DIYDrones, announcing my own Informational Web Site: http://www.dronesarefun.com/
I am very much strong advocate of our APM and Pixhawk flight…Continue
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Hi all, Beagle Bone Blacks are available at Adafruit this morning.
I wouldn't ordinarily put an Advertisement for a product as a Blog but as you may or may not know, Beagle Bone Blacks are seriously hard to come by.
Everybody is out of stock all the time, except a fewy unscrupulous dealers who…Continue
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We have a great new Wiki / Manual which is actually being I think very helpful for all of us.
But there is a Huge - Seemingly Intractable Problem. At least in my estimation of things:
No the Iris isn't the problem, It's a really great 3DR copter, probably the best one available for the…Continue
H Gary,
First off, thank you for the superb job on the F330 construction page and wiki table of contents.
I will Email you the Image so that you can put it where you see fit.
Many thanks again!
Hola que tal Gary sabes el hadware que necesito para hacer mi drone Cooperativo
Hi Gary,
Just a thing on shipping rates (from your comment). I was also mad because of high shipping. I sent support an email and they shipped the parts for free through standard mail! I got it in 2 days ( I live on the east coast). There is a size limit though, can't go above 13 oz, but for small parts its fine. Oh and btw, when you email them, ask for Lorena, it may take a day or 2 more because of her work hours, but she's been amazing with shipping like this.
Sorry this is the only way I could contact you!


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"Wouldn't it be better (and cooler) to implement a long and epic quest chain to change factions?"
Yes, it would, and I made this point last time this was brought up. But here's the deal. As much as I'm sure many people don't like it, Blizzard and Warcraft become a little bit more a money-making business every day and a little bit less an art form. Gradually, this pace has quickened, with the Mountain Dew ads in-game and "paid for" services.
Sure, they could make an epic quest chain. I'd give a lot to have an Alliance blood elf. But that costs money.
Offering a cheap paid service makes money. And profits = happy shareholders.
Why do you think they're talking about another expansion this Christmas? Sales, cash money, get it out there while you still can; the days of Blizzard holding back things until they were "perfect" are long gone.


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Graduation season is in full swing at UCSF with commencement ceremonies that continue next month for the schools of dentistry and nursing.
Campus News
May 20, 2010
May 19, 2010
Researchers have identified how a normal response to infection, one that usually serves to limit the amount of inflammation, actually contributes to disease progression and viral persistence in HIV-infected patients.
May 13, 2010
Michelle Bachelet, the first woman president of Chile, visited UCSF recently where she met Sue Desmond-Hellmann, the first woman chancellor of UCSF, and toured the Mission Bay campus.
May 12, 2010
Understanding the processes underlying the diminishing life span of HIV patients, even though they are responding well to anti-retroviral therapy, will be the focus of a daylong symposium on May 18.
April 09, 2010
UCSF researchers have found a novel association between human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and increased HIV acquisition in women. The study team also identified specific types of HPV associated with HIV infection, suggesting a biological basis for HIV transmission to women.
April 05, 2010
UCSF and SEEK Development, a global health and development consulting group based in Berlin, Germany, have launched an international partnership that aims to improve global health by helping to turn scientific evidence into policy and action. The Evidence-to-Policy Initiative, or E2Pi, officially launches this week in San Francisco and Berlin, Germany.
April 02, 2010
Seth Berkley, president and CEO of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative and one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World, will talk about the global hunt for a vaccine at UCSF on April 5.
March 31, 2010
In April 2010, personnel aboard the International Space Station plan to carry out an experiment designed by a San Francisco VA Medical Center researcher that will investigate why the immune system's T cells stop working in the absence of gravity. The experiment has implications for understanding the body's ability to mount an immune response on earth, as well.
March 30, 2010
In light of the economic times, the University of California's two newest chancellors decided to forgo a formal inauguration opting instead for a low-key celebration last week.
March 24, 2010
UCSF researchers have shown that delivering HIV prevention services to people living with HIV in clinical settings can sharply reduce their sexual risk behaviors.


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Thanks for doing this article!!!
I bought into UltraDev early, only to learn that Mac users weren't invited to the party. I bought the MX family in hopes that the PHP connection would be worth it, but aware that the ColdFusion software was still out of reach.
I got a letter from Macromedia suggesting that I use Yellow Dog Linux, but when I went to install it, it appeared to require a re-formatting of my hard drive (hardly a friendly transition).
Well, I can't wait to get to your third article to install the VirtualPC approach.
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How much memory does the Samsung Galaxy S III mini have? ROM and RAM?
Mmmm....memory. On the Samsung Galaxy S III mini it is spec'd at 1 GB of RAM. There is also a MicroSD, MicroSDHC (up to 32 GB) expansion slot for increased storage capacity.
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4824 West Bancroft Street has a Walk Score of 31 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Reynolds Corners neighborhood in Toledo.
Nearby schools include Gateway Pre-k School, Ottawa Hills Local Schools: Principal and Hawkins Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Stop & Shop Supermarket, Monnette's Market and Save-A-Lot.
The closest coffee shop is Dorr Street Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Vito's Pizza and Subs, Rockets Cafe and Schmucker's Restaurant.
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Marcus Fuller '15 and Dan Giovacchini '15 Named Brown Football Captains
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September 9, 2014
The 2014 edition of Ivy League football is set for another exciting season of nationally-televised broadcasts with 13 games scheduled across the NBC Sports Group's family of networks and FOX College Sports. Brown Football will be featured in four games, two on the NBC Sports Group (10/18 at Princeton; 11/15 at Dartmouth) and two on Fox College Sports (11/8 vs. Yale; 11/22 vs. Columbia).
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2014 Brown Football season tickets are on sale! Tickets will be on sale from Monday, July 14 through Friday, August 29. The Bears will host five games this season at Brown Stadium, include match-ups against Harvard (9/27), Holy Cross (10/11), Cornell (10/25), Yale (11/8) and Columbia (11/22).
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This week's show came about in the best possible way — while browsing illustrated books about classic literature at a quaint children's book shop in Minneapolis (The Wild Rumpus). I pitched the brilliant folklorist Maria Tatar as a guest who could talk about why all these timeless stories are infusing our culture in fresh ways these days. The popularity of Game of Thrones and The Vampire Diaries is a testament to the great, inventive work being done.
The result? "The Great Cauldron of Story: Why Fairy Tales Are for Adults Again."
Fairy tales don't only belong to the domain of childhood. These stories' overt themes are threaded throughout hit TV series like True Blood, Grimm, and Once Upon a Time too. These stories survive, says Maria Tatar, by adapting across cultures and history. They are carriers of the plots we endlessly re-work in the narratives of our lives — helping us work through things like fear and hope.
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"Hey, Bucky." She greeted, smiling at her old friend. "How have you been?"
It was just one of those days where he shut himself up in his dad's lab, tinkering, with Beatles Radio on Pandora blaring over the speaker system. Not a care in the world. Just him, the bots, and his mind.
Stevie made her way down to Tony's lab, carrying a plate of food left over from dinner that evening in one hand. The sound of loud music reached her ears as she got closer to the lab and she felt a fond smile form on her face. James was so much like his father.
She opened the doors and made her way over to where her son sat engrossed in something he was tinkering with. She cleared her throat from behind him to get his attention before reaching over and putting the plate down where there was space on the worktop. "You weren't at dinner today. I thought you might be hungry." She told him, trying to speak over the blaring music. "Do you think you could turn the music down for a minute?"
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"That's good to here." She told her, returning the smile. "I've been doing pretty well I guess. SHIELD are keeping me busy with missions at the moment."
I'm going to start reblogging this every Wednesday.
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"I was actually planning to mourn in the pub." He was being honest and it sound like a very bad plan. "Usually I drink myself into oblivion to forget that HYDRA even exist. " He stops and looks at her. "What do you think you can gain from following me. I have done nothing wrong today and I want to be left alone. If you are here to lend an ear, you are to late. I could have used your help when I needed it." he sneered at her before looking away.
"Listen Stevie, I.. I just want to be left alone, get wasted and maybe pick up a couple of girls as I go home. It's one of those days I don't need to talk but a distraction. I shouldn't have sneered at you but I am sick of people asking if I am okay.. I am not okay, I am a mentally insane villain who seeks world domination. Go play with your friends.." he says softly before walking again, heading towards the pub.
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It is not common knowledge, the history of wine in Hungary; but there is a long wine tradition in that country with some of the most famous sweet wine for beginners. As Hungary pushes its way into the spotlight, more are becoming aware of this tradition faster than ever. For a long time Communism rule hid knowledge of Hungarian wines from the world. Not anymore.
There are as many as twenty regions dedicated to vineyards in Hungary. They've been in operation since the days of the Roman Empire and contain many different grape varieties. With extreme winters and summers the weather in Hungary plays a large role in the viticulture of the country.
This extreme weather creates a diversity of soil conditions that allow wine makers to produce quite a variety of wines, many of them sweet. And many people are unaware of the fact that it is the diversity of climate that accounts for the flavor of many of the fine wines in the world today.
The most renowned sweet wine of Hungary is Tokaji Aszú. It has been part of the Hungarian tradition for centuries. It is a sweet wine the color of topaz that has been affected with Botrytis, or Noble Rot. Known as Tokay in the rest of the world, it is produced in the northeast wine region of Hungary in Tokay, just hours away from Budapest.
Thought to have healing powers, the popularity of Tokaji Aszú was spread in the middle 17th century by European aristocracy who sought after the sweet dessert wine. Today it is still one of the most popular dessert wines available to the world and is even sung about in the Hungarian National Anthem.
Egri Bikavér, or Bull's Blood of Eger, is another common Hungarian food wine. From the name you might surmise this is a red wine, and you'd be correct. It is a sweet red wine of rich dark color. Despite it being a sweet red wine and going well with desserts Egri Bikavér is made more for pairing with food.
If you enjoy sweet dessert wine, you will definitely want to add these Hungarian wines to your list of sweet wines. With a wine tradition as rich as that of France, Hungary continues to produce superior wines for every occasion. Whether it's a bottle of Tokaji Aszú or the rich Egri Bikavér, Hungarian wines will prove to be of high quality. And as more doors open to the world of wine within Hungary, you will be able to find more styles of sweet wine for beginners in your local wine shops.
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Catherine and Heathcliff~
Catherine and Heathcliff~
The high school sweetheart is a phenomenon that I find difficult to comprehend or resolve.
Those high school days hold potent images and my memories of my first sweetheart hold a powerful allure. He enjoyed his "bad boy" persona and used it well, to ensnare innocent young things like myself.
My first intoxicating taste of freedom was riding on the back of his motorcycle pressed closer to a boy than I'd ever been and deciding to deliberately break all the rules in my world to be with him. And then, when a girl was just having some fun he leaned against an ancient, gnarled pine tree on a hilltop, where the temple gongs reverberated down my spine and asked me to marry him.
I wanted to say "Yes, oh yes," in the feverish overdrive of awakening hormones but even at 16 I had a good deal of self possession. There was something terribly wrong. His passion was all consuming; his affection was complete adoration; he was my protector and my shield. And then if I looked at another boy, or if I didn't respond the way he expected, a switch was thrown and I was Eve being thrown out of Eden with violent recriminations. Looking into his eyes, I saw the adoration but I heard the recriminations.
What to do?
I said, "No" and because of that "No" I have been Catherine to his Heathcliff for 40 years.
Now we both have grown children and I am single and he is not; which Heathcliff finds immaterial and which has been the bone of contention over which we have snarled and debated for years. But Heathcliff used whatever force was necessary to batter down this Catherine's defenses: the massive walls of her fears behind which she had sheltered for decades crumbled and through the release from fear, she found joy and a new yearning.
One unexpected day, Catherine found herself saying with aboslute conviction, "Yes, oh yes Heathcliff, I do want to be with you" and she was perplexed by the ease of those words. The response in mid heartbeat was once again …violent recrimination.
There should be a warning label on such personalities, other than the obvious and the label should say: "Do not make plans based on this individual's excessive affection; for as intense, unexpected and endearing as the affection may be, it is guaranteed to reverse in an hour, day or week to fierce and bitter recriminations. Engage at your own peril"
Thus Catherine's wounded heart leads her to conclude it is much better to be the observer in this "When Harry Met Sally Contradicted" theory of human behavior than to be either Harry or Sally.
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I am intrigued that so many of the high-profile geekocracy seem now to be using Google as their preferred blogging platform. Why would anyone do that? … there is no guarantee that Google will be any longer-lived than Buzz or Wave, or that it won't suffer outages or catastrophic data wipes. I prefer to publish under my own domain names, with software I manage and control: I own the database (and local backups of it). I rent the infrastructure and can move my data wherever I like in 24 hours or so.Steven Poole: Whatever made you think it was your data anyway? [via @newsmary]
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Last week, the executive committee of the Georgia GOP approved five questions to be placed on the party's July 31 primary ballot. Ballot questions from the Democratic Party of Georgia are forthcoming. So, if you vote in this summer's primaries, the T-SPLOST won't be the only policy question you get to tackle.
The most surprising question to come out of the GOP concerns casino gambling. The question will read:
Should Georgia have casino gambling with funds going to education?
It will be the first time in 20 years — since the referendum that paved the way for the lottery and, in turn, the HOPE scholarship — that the issue of gambling has been on Georgia ballots. This one won't be binding but the result, and how it comes to be used by policy makers, will be very intriguing. All the more so because it's unclear who wanted the question put on the ballot: casino friends or casino foes.
Should Georgia have casino gambling with funds going to education?
Total Voters: 131
My guess is that the friends are behind it. Peach Pundit's Charlie Harper theorizes that Republican state leaders who are reluctant to irritate social conservatives by publicly supporting an expansion of gambling would use a resounding "yes" vote as an excuse "to either support or 'look the other way' on the approval of video casino gaming operated by the Georgia Lottery Corporation." (The Georgia Lottery Corporation has the authority to expand gambling but is loath to do so without the explicit or implicit support of the governor and other high-ranking officials.)
So, this week's Poll Position question is the same one Georgia Republican voters will face in July: Should Georgia have casino gambling with funds going to education? Answer in the nearby poll and in the comments thread below.
(Note: This is the first in an occasional series of Poll Position posts between now and July 31 that will address questions on the Republican and/or Democratic primary ballots.)
– By Kyle Wingfield
May 25th, 2012
9:48 am
Speaking of Gamling, this nation took a "gamble" in the 2008 Presidential Election.
This nation lost its shirt.
Consider that a Educational Event.
May 25th, 2012
9:49 am
If we have casino gambling in Georgia, why would we ever want to take a long weekend to Mississippi or North Carolina to get "scalped" in the casinos there?
May 25th, 2012
9:56 am
To be clear, are we talking about video machines only, a la the Harrah's in Cherokee, or are we talking table gaming as well? If we're talking table gaming then this conservative is all for it, but if its just those stupid video poker machines then I'd say no.
May 25th, 2012
10:02 am
Seriously, will allowing gambling for education in Georgia really even make the smallest of differences in Democrat-run, educational cesspools like the Clayton County School System?
May 25th, 2012
10:05 am
This is a pig in a poke.
May 25th, 2012
10:05 am
Metro, I agree real casinos have dealers. Slot were invented for something to occupy the girlfriends time while cards were being played or dice were rolled.
Why the control factor for education, gov't intervention ? Money will change philosophies, I guess. Regulate for fairness, but that's about it.
May 25th, 2012
10:06 am
First they should teach the kids not to gamble, just sayin…
May 25th, 2012
10:09 am
The odds of winning at gambling, lotto tickets, etc are strongly rigged towards the "house". As PT Barnum states…"There is a SUCKER born every minute" and "never give one an even break."
A fool and his money are soon parted.
May 25th, 2012
10:13 am
This reminds me of the time I got kicked out of an Indian Gambling Casino (and beaten up) for counting coup.
May 25th, 2012
10:15 am
At what point do Conservatives apply actual Biblical legitimacy to their actions…!?!??
When you condemn homosexuality and abortion based on morality and scripture….and then condone things like polytheism and false idoltry and hypocrisy……
I don't judge…but my guess is that it makes God sad…..I don't judge…but I do wonder if Katrina, Rita, and a tornado or two may be a sign……
May 25th, 2012
10:20 am
Because HOPE is vanishing, we're now going to supplement it with gambling?
Far be in from me to prevent folks (see poor) from gambling away their children's future in HOPE that they can gain one.
Failure begets failure.
May 25th, 2012
10:29 am
Have we not historically seen enough evidence of the what the 0bama-worshipping crooks running such entities in municipalities such as Clayton County or even New Orleans do when you give them more and more money that are SUPPOSED TO BE for the public trust?
May 25th, 2012
10:31 am
Anything run by the government turns into manure.
May 25th, 2012
10:33 am
RIta? Oh you mean the Meter Maid. Now it makes sense.
May 25th, 2012
10:34 am
Agreed Mavis. The only problem is the most people have been fooled into thinking manure is fertilizer. Case in point, ObaManure.
May 25th, 2012
10:37 am
"Regulate for fairness, but that's about it."- Jefferson
Fairness means different things to different people. Its always interesting when liberals like Jefferson think govt should regulate according to their idea of what "fairness" is. Get a clue Jefferson. Life aint fair. Deal with it.
May 25th, 2012
10:39 am
Gambling may be morally wrong but the fact of the matter is that its a tax on stupid people. And I'm all for taxing stupid people.
May 25th, 2012
10:47 am
How bout Georgia should spent less on pet projects, entitlement programs, administrators, lining politicians pockets and more on education where the money should have gone in the 1st place!!
May 25th, 2012
10:47 am
Did you just call me an a$$?
I'm struggling here.
Should Georgia have casino gambling with funds going to education?
They're gonna steal from education funding to set up gambling?
May 25th, 2012
10:48 am
I say stick a casino right up here at Lake Lanier Islands!
May 25th, 2012
10:50 am
Sending your children to a government school is already enough of a gamble and a guaranteed losing bet for sure.
Casino gambling should be LEGAL period, with no strings attached. The freedom to dispose of one's income in any manner one wishes should not be dependent on government permission. Anything less is slavery (but that is exactly how this country is run).
May 25th, 2012
10:51 am
Fairness in gambling mean square dice, no stacked decks… what a duckhead.
May 25th, 2012
10:52 am
Really Finn?
Wouldnt that cause more bridge traffic and make your home nearly uninhabitable?
May 25th, 2012
10:54 am
If it is video machines they're proposing, wouldn't each individual business require a gaming license…which is, in essence, a fee/tax.
Still struggling.
May 25th, 2012
10:57 am
Kyle has left me standing at the alter.
Not nice!
May 25th, 2012
10:58 am
We thought Lottery proceeds were ironclad for education only but funds have been diverted for other uses anyway. There should be ironclad language, perhaps even a Constitutional Amendment, to prevent hanky-panky with the cash. For example, limits on merchant bonuses, staff compensation, an absolute minimum percent of gross revenues that goes to education with no diversion to corporate interests.
May 25th, 2012
11:00 am
I visit Cherokee a lot to gamble. It's roughly 21/2-3 hours drive from Atlanta, a pretty one at that. The folks that work the floor up there tell me at least HALF of their business is from Metro Atlanta. That millions going to them is revenue ( N.Carolina). I mean many millions, like 200,000. Now, they siad if Georgia ( Atlanta0 had this available, all these expansions would go to waste up here. We would be screwed…….I for one am glad I have to go there. I enjoy the mountains. Gambling at the old GM plant by I-285 would not the be same. If you haven't been to Cherokee, you owe it to yourself to go. You will be shocked. With the latest expansion finished, it looks like Vegas in the mountains. Lot's to do up there other than gamble….and the food has really improved. They have opened a Ruth Chris Steak House.
May 25th, 2012
11:14 am
Anyone who voted YES is a socialist!
May 25th, 2012
11:15 am
The question, if answered in the affirmative, would allow about any kind of gambling.
I see no reason why the state should not allow all kinds of gambling.
May 25th, 2012
11:18 am
This entire issue explains why there's no major league baseball team in Las Vegas. The umpires would keep getting thrown out of the game for counting balls and strikes, man. Its the same thing here in Georgia with the Cherokee Casinos, the Braves, and the effect both have on the quality of our student body generically, specifically, and mythologically.
The exact same thing.
May 25th, 2012
11:20 am
Now THERE's a Republican bumpersticker –
Casino gambling for education! or
Casino gambling for Your Retirement! or
Casino gambling for Health Care! or
Casino gambling for the Social Safety Net!
May 25th, 2012
11:22 am
I believe that we should alllow all forms of gambling in the state of Georgia. Not because I care about funding education, but because we are Americans and we are suppose to be FREE to do anything we want that does not infringe on the rights of others. The nanny state fans and the moronic bible thumpers are the ones that will prevent real gambling to be allowed in this state. It does not matter where the money goes, because you can be assured that the idiots at the capital will waste any money they get. It is abot FREEDOM, something that neither the Republicans or Democrats care a fig about.
May 25th, 2012
11:32 am
My interests lie in Cat Juggling competitions. These could be a financial windfall for the State.
May 25th, 2012
11:38 am
So far as I am concerned, the question is identical to one phrased, "should Georgia license the sale of cocaine and methamphetamine to fund education?"
There are two fundamental problems with the proposal, both reflected in my hypothetical. Attaching a sweet smelling flower to the sewer pipe does not make the sewer pipe smell like a flower; dedicating some portion of casino funds to a noble cause such as government schools does not ennoble casinos.
More troubling, making a deal to allow "experts" to run a casino in exchange for some minor tribute payment to the government is a poor substitute for a more honest source of funding for government services, traditional taxation.
The proposals ought to be considered as two, each on its own merit: (1) Should Georgia permit operation of casinos? (2) Should funding for government schools be increased? Either may be meritorious, or not, but combining the two creates an unnecessary confusion of priorities. If you wish to operate casinos, send the government's share to the general revenues of the treasury. If you wish to fund government schools at a different level, do it through the normal legislative procedures.
May 25th, 2012
11:46 am
Chuck, hell yea come on. With the parties its about control and agendas.
May 25th, 2012
11:46 am
" "should Georgia license the sale of cocaine"
If the quantities are correct per price and the quality is excellent I must vote a RESOUNDING YES!!
May 25th, 2012
11:49 am
Meth, Crack, Smack and any other drug you can name, should be legal. If someone want to kill themselves with Meth and they do not impose on anyone else's rights, then whose business is it to anyone else. The government place should not be to tell full grown adults what they can or can not do with their own bodies. Don't tread on me, learn it, love it, leave it.
May 25th, 2012
11:51 am
Nothing scares people in power, than true, real FREEDOM. It is what we are suppose to be about, but the fear just gets in too many people way.
May 25th, 2012
11:52 am
add "more than" to the first line in my last post.
May 25th, 2012
12:00 pm
Stray dogs need to eat too. Just kidding, We will have to clean up his corpse whether the drug was legal or not.
May 25th, 2012
12:00 pm
The Govenor should quit pushing casino development, behind closed doors. He is not fooling anyone.
May 25th, 2012
12:04 pm
We thought Lottery proceeds were ironclad for education only but funds have been diverted for other uses anyway.
Nothing is ever iron clad when it comes to politicians and money. Also, what you want to bet somebody's buddy gets the casino license?
The games are set up for the house to win, so in my mind, it's not gambling anyway. Might as well flush your money down the commode. Same result and you never have to leave home.
May 25th, 2012
12:07 pm
If someone want to kill themselves with Meth and they do not impose on anyone else's rights, then whose business is it to anyone else.
Meth is the big problem in my community. Let's say you make it legal, where are they going to get the money to buy it, since they can't hold down a job? They steal, which is the major source of crime in my community. I've seen the stuff destroy many families and Lord knows how many kids up here are in foster care, or should be in other cases, because of the stuff.
May 25th, 2012
12:18 pm
People are going to do drugs wether legal or not, just like people are going to gamble. The blackmarket we make by making things illegal are as dangerous or more so than if it was legal. The mafia got gaint because the mental midgets made alcohol illegal, same with gambling. You can get any drug you want right now as easy as buying a beer.I can take you to over 7 illegal poker rooms, within a few miles of each. These activities being illegal have not slowed them down.
May 25th, 2012
12:24 pm
People still kill each other, too. You'll never stop it but I don't think we should give in and make it legal.
Most everybody obeys the laws they want to and ignore the rest.


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This school has been under scrutiny for awhile and needs this to help it get back in good standings. The teachers need to have "further" training on how to teach and "handle" the teens of Lockport that seem to think the school is a playground for them to "do as they please" and this needs to cease! They need to hire security so this school can prosper in education and higher graduates.
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There were teachers that cared, but overall I couldn't wait to leave this school. I graduated top of my class and never read an entire book. I was never challenged even once, with the exception of a few business teachers and the music department.
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My daughter just finished 9th grade and enjoyed her first year a great deal. The music program is exceptional as are the drama/productions. She is enrolled in the honors program and has found all of the teachers to be not only highly qualified, but also fair, friendly and of high character. I was quite worried about her attending the public high school, but have not had any circumstances occur that she was not able to handle. The only disappointment is the attitude toward cheerleading. The amount of work required to participate in this activity is extensive, not only a time me requirement but is also very physically demanding. The school does not recognize it as a sport, and it creates hardships when forced to take a back seat to 'sports of all ages' - when seeking use of a gym. Competition awards are displayed in the library, rather than with sports trophies.
This school is an excellent learning enviornment. Committed teachers, caring staff and understanding students make Lockport High stand above the rest. Excellent sports, art and music programs also.Lockport can accomidate to every students need no matter too big or too small.These characteristics make lockport high School one of the best in western New York!
Lets just say, it isn't as bad as what others will tell you. LP has some great teachers that truely care about their students. They also have students who care about the community and the school. Not to mention students that care about their education and are able to be intellectually stimulated by the classes at LP. As with any school there are also students and teachers that would have to be graded as sub par. Overall LP is a great place for an education not only in academics but also in life. It also provides a sound social setting with a great diversity in personalities and groups of people.
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House Republicans want President Obama to agree to spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling (which allows the federal government to continue borrowing money). The President says there is no way he will do that. As he put it at Monday's press conference, you don't go to dinner and then skip out on the tab. But once you have maxed out your credit cards, shouldn't you stop eating out?
The Republicans view the debt ceiling increase as their one chance to squeeze spending concessions from a President who otherwise will never agree to reduce federal appropriations. The trouble with forcing that standoff is that Republicans cannot win it. Obama will stand firm, and they will have to flinch or shut down the government. Either way, Obama wins and Republicans lose more credibility, which makes it harder to force a showdown on spending on more favorable ground in the future.
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