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Any early skepticism about the longevity of mixed-use has been silenced. The art of combining components to create a live-work-play project has evolved into a science. And those that have become particularly adept at building, leasing and managing mixed-use properties say that the right formula makes for a successful development.
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Sara's Grilled Chicken-Cornbread Salad
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- 4 applewood-smoked bacon slices
- 1 (6-ounce) package cornbread mix
- Smoky Chicken Thighs
- 1 1/4 cups mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup minced Vidalia or other sweet onion
- 2 tablespoons finely sliced fresh basil
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper
- 1 cup cooked fresh lima or butter beans
- 1 cup cooked fresh corn kernels (about 2 ears)
- 1/2 cup diced red bell pepper
- 8 large tomatoes
- Garnish: chopped fresh chives
- Cut bacon into 1/4-inch pieces; cook in a 6 1/2-inch cast-iron skillet until crisp. Remove bacon, and drain on paper towels, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings in skillet. Prepare cornbread batter according to package directions; pour batter into hot drippings in skillet.
- Bake at 425° for 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown; cool completely in skillet on a wire rack. Break or cut cornbread into small (about 1-inch) pieces; place on a baking sheet.
- Bake cornbread pieces at 425° for 5 minutes or until lightly toasted.
- Remove skin and bones from Smoky Chicken Thighs; cut meat into bite-size pieces.
- Whisk together mayonnaise and next 4 ingredients in a large bowl. Gently fold chopped chicken, cornbread, bacon, lima beans, corn, and red bell pepper into mayonnaise mixture.
- Cut a 1/4-inch slice from tops of tomatoes; scoop out and discard pulp, leaving a 1/2-inch-thick shell. Spoon about 2/3 cup chicken mixture into each tomato. Garnish, if desired.
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Perhaps more than anyone, Galileo Galilei is the man behind the birth of modern science. Galileo has many discoveries and inventions that have greatly influenced life as we know of it today. How he lived his life can fascinatingly be written on an essay on Galileo. Why he is regarded as the father of modern science can be one way to write an essay on Galileo's life.
His achievements can be a central focus when doing an essay on Galileo. A writer can expound on his study of stars and how this had helped study the Earth's position in the solar system. This essay on Galileo could also discuss how the Catholic church tried to stop him from teaching his theories. Exploring what could have happen if the Catholic church has succeeded in silencing him could be another interesting topic for an essay on Galileo.
Galileo Galilei has also invented many technological things that are still useful today. His inventions can be another interesting topic for an essay on Galileo. The telescope and the thermometer are just two of his inventions. When doing an essay on Galileo one can just focus on one of his inventions and describe how he made it, and his inspiration for doing it. If a writer wants to highlight how many he has invented and the significance of each, then that would be another essay on Galileo.
Another essay on Galileo can be on the literary works he had done. Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems and the Assayer are two of his written works that could be explored. Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems is about the Copernican system and Ptolemaic system. In this book he compared the two systems. The Assayer was the book where one of his discussion was about nature in the language of mathematics.
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Online registration for Family Weekend is now open. We look forward to welcoming you and your family to campus this October! Click here to register.
Family Weekend is a highlight of the fall semester, giving families the opportunity to experience the hustle and bustle of the Brown campus at the height of the academic term. From lectures to student performances to athletic events, the campus is bursting with activity at this time of year.
Through open houses, planned gatherings and special events, Family Weekend seeks to give students and their families a small taste of what Brown offers. Events are geared toward Brown undergraduates as well as current students of Alpert Medical School.
While there are a multitude of events over the weekend, a few of the highlights for this year include:
- President Christina H. Paxson and the Undergraduate Council of Students President Maahika Srinivasan '15 will welcome guests to campus at the President's Welcome at 6:00 PM on Friday in the Salomon Center for Teaching.
- The session Straight from the Source (Saturday at 9 AM in Carmichael Auditorium) brings together representatives of the Dean of the College and Campus Life to inform families about new initiatives Brown is offering to students.
- Brown faculty members will present various Faculty Forums during two sessions on Saturday morning. Come see what it's like to sit in on a typical Brown lecture! Click here to view listing.
- Cheer on the Brown Bears Football Team as they play Cornell at the Brown Stadium! The game will take place at 12:30 PM on Saturday. Shuttle service will be provided from main campus to the Stadium.
- The 2014 Keynote Address speaker is Chairman & CEO of Starwood Capital Group, Barry Sternlicht '82, P'16. The Keynote Address will occur at 4:00 PM on Saturday in Salomon's DeCiccio Family Auditorium.
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Attorney General Corbett urges consumers to review information about free "credit scores;" reminds consumers about free annual credit reports
HARRISBURG - Attorney General Tom Corbett urged Pennsylvanians to review information about a recent legal settlement which could give consumers across the country access to a free version of their credit score.
Corbett explained that one of the major U.S. credit bureaus, TransUnion, recently agreed to provide virtually every adult in America with access to a free version of their credit score under a proposed settlement for a class-action lawsuit. The settlement (In re Trans Union Corp. Privacy Litigation) stems from allegations that TransUnion sold consumers' personal information without their permission in the early 1990's.
"Credit scores are a useful tool - especially when combined with other credit report information - helping consumers gauge how potential lenders and creditors may view them as customers," Corbett said. "Federal law already gives consumers the right to a free copy of their credit report every year, but credit bureaus are allowed to charge a fee for your actual credit score."
Corbett said the settlement with TransUnion affects all consumers who had an open credit account or line-of-credit between January 1, 1987 and May 28, 2008. That means anyone with a car loan, credit card, department store card, student loan, mortgage or other form of credit during that timeframe - an estimated 160-million consumers - is eligible.
Corbett explained that in order to resolve the allegations included in the lawsuit, TransUnion has agreed to provide several options to consumers who chose to participate in the proposed settlement. These options include two different levels of free credit monitoring services, one that is available for six months and includes access to a credit score from TransUnion, or an "enhanced" nine months of free credit monitoring services, which includes access to a credit score and other services, including a mortgage simulator.
According to the settlement terms, consumers who choose the enhanced option will give up their right to sue TransUnion for the claims asserted in the lawsuits. Consumers who choose the enhanced option also agree to give up their chance of receiving a possible monetary payment at a later time from a settlement fund to be established by TransUnion. No consumer is required to participate in the settlement, and consumers are also free to file their own private legal action against TransUnion.
Corbett noted that the settlement is subject to final court approval in September, but added that consumers can review information now regarding the case and submit a form indicating which settlement benefits, if any, they wish to receive. Details are available by calling the TransUnion settlement number, at (866) 416-3470, or on the official settlement website: https://www.listclassaction.com.
Corbett added that all consumers, regardless of whether they participate in the settlement, are eligible for free annual credit reports through www.annualcreditreport.com.
"Every consumer should take advantage of the free credit reports that are available to them each year," Corbett said. "These reports provide valuable information about your credit history and can also help identify possible instances of identity theft."
Consumers who are interested in knowing their credit score, but would rather not pay for the information, should consider whether participation in the TransUnion settlement is something that is right for them. Additionally, several websites offer free credit score simulators which can give you an estimate of your actual score without disclosing personal information.


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U.S. naval air station uses smart access control solution from SALTO Systems
NAS Forth Worth Joint Reserve Base upgrades access control capabilities
Naval Air Station Fort Worth Joint Reserve Base or NAS Fort Worth JRB, formally Carswell AFB, is a military airfield located five miles (8 km) west of the central business district of Fort Worth, Texas.
The base, which is under the operational oversight of the Commander, Navy Installations Command, is a joint defense facility which plays a pivotal role in the training and equipping of air crews and aviation ground support personnel. The Fort Worth "joint team" ensures military Reservists and Guardsmen receive quality training in preparation for mobilization readiness, its primary purpose being to ensure the defense readiness of America.
Several Navy headquarters and operational units are based at NAS Fort Worth JRB, including two aviation squadrons, intelligence commands and Seabees. The Air Force Reserve Command's Tenth Air Force headquarters and the 301st Air Force Fighter Wing are based at the installation, as well as the 136th Airlift Wing of the Texas Air National Guard. The 14th Marine Regiment, the 8th Marine District and Marine Air Group 41, along with a Marine F/A-18 and KC-130 squadron call NAS Fort Worth JRB home. Army aviaiton units are the most recent additions to the installation.
The base's runway is also used by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, as their large Fort Worth assembly facility (where the F-16 Fighting Falcon, Mitsubishi F-2, F-22A Raptor, and the F-35 Lightning II are built) is located adjacent to the base.
With such a large facility, there are approximately 4,000 full time military and civilian employees, along with another 7,000 Reservists and Guardsmen stationed at the base, security is a key consideration. Controlling access to and within the base therefore is critical and to address these requirements NAS Fort Worth turned to SALTO Systems, a leading global provider of advanced technology access control solutions.
With military facilities across the US remaining on high alert due to the on-going terrorist threat, protecting the base and its associated support structure and housing complex is a critical mission. To achieve this, the base employs a multilayered security measures approach beginning with perimeter protection and moving inwards to the core facilities. This creates a much stronger overall security system
As part of the on-going process to continually monitor, review and improve this system the Naval Air Station recently received federal funding to upgrade the access control capabilities at its base housing complex, and replace the outdated magstripe locks with new wireless electronic smart locks.
Defining exactly what equipment was required and what functionality would be needed from it was dependant on the following considerations:
- Complex Size: With NAS Fort Worth's base housing facilities extending to hundreds of doors
across 11 buildings, controlling access would be a major undertaking.
- Multi-Factor Authentication: Ensuring access was restricted to authorized only personnel
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- Scalable Solution: The system selected to replace the magstripe locks would need to be
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Already an international bestseller, German author Florian Illies's 1913: The Year Before the Storm is an absolute gem of a book. His snapshot approach to the year, recorded month by month, is the most original historical account I've come across.
It's the year that Charlie Chaplin signs his first movie contract and Louis Armstrong picks up a trumpet. In New York, the first edition of Vanity Fair is published, and in Essen, the first Aldi supermarket opens its doors. But "the capital of modern age anno 1913" is Vienna, and its "star players" the likes of Freud, Schnitzler, Schiele, Klimt, Loos, Wittgenstein and Kokoschka: "Here the battles raged: about the unconscious, about dreams, the new music, the new way of seeing, the new architecture, the new logic, the new morality." Illies imagines Stalin and Hitler tipping their hats in polite greeting as they stroll through the same city park in January, Tito's in town, too: but at this stage in the play of history they're just "three extras, or non-speaking parts".
Grand epoch-defining moments like the May premiere of The Rite of Spring are juxtaposed with minor, mundane details about a coffee between friends, but Illies's genius turn of phrase, beautifully retained by Shaun Whiteside and Jamie Lee Searle's elegant translation, can be found throughout. July holidays are spoilt by bad weather. "Constant rain. Everyone goes half-mad in their hotel rooms. But still: Matisse brings Picasso a bunch of flowers." The entries read like history's footnotes, but as anyone who's read Freud knows, the footnotes always tell the best story.
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the guardian Fri 19 July 2013
Can you write a history of the year 1913 and ignore the disaster waiting around the corner? With the centenary of the first world war approaching that may sound perverse, yet it is precisely what Die Zeit journalist Florian Illies tries to do in his new book, which was a bestseller in Germany when it was published there last year.
In 1913: The Year Before the Storm, Illies tells the story of that year through a series of snapshots from the lives of artists, scientists, inventors and politicians, relayed with a novelist's eye for detail and a liveblogger's sense of urgency. He also tries to write the teleology out of early 20th-century history. There's more on Kaiser Wilhelm's passion for stag-hunting than on the consequences of the Reichstag bill to increase military spending. Nothing about Italy's imperial extension into Libya; a few sentences only on the second Balkan war. Illies writes that "Austro-Hungary doesn't have a chance against the attack from the French." But he's writing about tennis: Frenchman Max Decugis beats Austrian Ludwig Salm in three sets in the final of a Madrid tournament that April.
Far from teetering on the edge of the abyss, the generation of 1913 looks surprisingly carefree. Labour politician Norman Angell has a bestseller in Germany with The Great Illusion, in which he argues that "the Great War, that eternal threat, will never come" because countries are too economically interlinked (90 years later, that same argument is known as the "golden arches theory" because two countries with a McDonald's will never attack one another). In Britain in 1913, people read the The Triumph of Life by German biologist Wilhelm Bölsche, who turns Darwin's notion of evolutionary struggle on its head and argues that human beings are getting on marvellously.
A few broodier minds are already thinking about war, but Illies is keen to expose their vanity. Thomas Mann, who in March is earnestly harking back to the Franco-Prussian war as "a moral cleansing, a grandiose stride of life's seriousness beyond all sentimental confusions", spends most of the year chewing over a devastating review of his first play and obsessing about whether he got ripped off for the new rug in his study.Oswald Spengler, author of The Decline of the West pops up repeatedly only to be exposed as a fatalist who confuses his own hang-ups about women with a wider crisis in European civilisation. Coming from a generation that has done so much to document the sins of those who allowed the second world war to happen, why is Illies so eager to let the first world war generation off the hook?
Back in 2000, when he was 28, Illies had another bestseller with a book called Generation Golf: a wry look at his contemporaries who had grown up in the 1980s, who were both less rebellious and more status-orientated than their parents. They celebrated style over substance and hailed the political middle ground: "Choosing between a green and a blue Barbour jacket was a more important choice for us than voting Christian Democrat or Social Democrat."
While Illies's book was critical of his generation, many also felt it spoke their language all too well: the postmodern game of brand semiotics, the clever-clever blurring of high culture and low entertainment, the acceptance that this was a book written for the market rather than the critics. Generation Golf was not only named after an advertising slogan, but audaciously ended with Illies thanking not only his literary agent but Helmut Kohl, the notoriously dour Christian Democrat chancellor.
A few months after Generation Golf was published, the planes hit the twin towers and put an end to the end of history. In a two-way interview published in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung two years later, 73-year-old veteran political journalist Günter Gaus told Illies that "your Generation Golf reminds me of the generation who in 1914, after a long, long period of peace, was desperate for the first world war's storm of steel. You are both tired of your own luxury." It's hard not to think of 1913 as a riposte to that jibe: an attempt to rescue the pre-war generation from their lemming-like reputation.
Illies may have retained some of the blindspots of his earlier work. He gives plenty of space to the chance encounters of Europe's cultural elite Freud, Hofmannsthal and Rilke bumping into each other in Munich's Englischer Garten, Joyce giving English lessons to Italo Svevo in Trieste but we find out little about what was happening in the coffee houses of Algiers, Bombay or Constantinople. That would sound like a big ask had Charles Emmerson not managed to write just such an international account, published earlier this year.
But Illies has also broadened his range. He is, it turns out, as astute a researcher as he is an observer of the zeitgeist: the section on Arnold Schönberg who was so superstitious about the number 13 that he deliberately misspelled the title of his opera Moses and Aron so it only has 12 letters, but ended up dying on a Friday 13th reads like something out of a magic realist novel.
The book works best when it zooms in on the lives of artists hovering somewhere between hypochondria and hyperactivity. The affair between Gustav Mahler's widow Alma and the ragingly possessive painter Oskar Kokoschka is as gripping as Franz Kafka and Felice Bauer's is desperately sad. Both of these stories have been told before, but rarely with such directness.
Kafka christened the 1910s "the nervous era", and if there is one thing that unites the different characters in this book, it's a state of heightened anxiety. The historical fatalists, the Spenglers of this world, would have diagnosed a chronic disease in need of a radical cure. But Illies notes that neurasthenia, or "nervous exhaustion", may have been little more than love sickness, and cheerily adds that 1913 was also the year in whi
ch the drug ecstasy was invented: another bridge between the pre-war generation and his own.
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McCann just won Chevrolet's global ad account, worth a potential $3 - 5 billion in media billings, and an IPG spokesperson tell us that Brien is "in process" of replacing the Hyundia and BMW he used over the past few years with a General Motors Chevy.
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An early-issue fiberglass front bumper is seen on Steve Posey's immaculate restoration. Like on all Thunderbolts, the fenders and hood are also lightweight fiberglass replicas. All windows-save for the glass windshield-are Plexiglas. The car was originally built with an automatic, and Steve retained it during the restoration. T-Bolt guru Dennis Kolodziej says: "The automatic was much more than a basic Lincoln unit. It used a specific cast-aluminum bellhousing to adapt to the 427 FE block (Lincolns used MEL-series 430 engines), a splined output shaft, a specific manual lever, a recalibrated valvebody, and other improvements. Finding one today is nearly impossible."
Car owner Jack Hazelgren says his Thunderbolt was delivered on December 19, 1963, to Emmett "Rattlesnake" Austin of Georgia. Emmett won Mr. Stock Eliminator honors at the NASCAR Winter Nationals, then gradually transformed the car into an altered-wheelbase match racer complete with 427 Cammer power. Obviously, a near-stock (save for the spun aluminum wheels) restoration has been performed. This was the 29th Thunderbolt to be delivered and was a four-speed from the start.
Driver and member of the Ford Drag Council, Emmett poses with the car in this vintage photo. Again, we see the outlawed fiberglass front bumper. Emmett's car was 1 of 18 to be equipped with a fiberglass door upgrade. Ford shipped the lightweight doors only to Drag Council members a few weeks after the cars were initially delivered. Emmett raced from coast to coast.
Though his Rattlesnake Austin Thunderbolt has been restored to its prealtered-wheelbase configuration, Jack Hazelgren says, "I actually like the car better in its brutal, altered-wheelbase, match racer configuration from 1966." To scratch the itch, Jack found a small-block Fairlane donor and built a close replica. Many Thunderbolts were considered obsolete race cars by the dawn of 1965 and were transformed into altered-wheelbase match racers in a final blaze of glory. To see a great photo revue, type Altered Wheelbase Thunderbolts into your computer search engine, sit back, and enjoy.
Knowing the engine is the soul of any car, Jack stepped up big time and assembled this Hilborn-injected Cammer for the Rattlesnake Austin altered-wheelbase tribute car. The manifold has been subtly equipped with EFI for easy street and strip running. The reproduction fiberglass front bumper and doors are by AFX Components in Rose, New York.
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Nikolai Gogol's "The Government Inspector" is one of the funniest comedies ever writtenm and Jeffrey Hatcher's adaptation at the Shakespeare Theatre Company skillfully plays up the farcical nature of this 1836 satire of greed, stupidity and corruption in 19th-century Russia. Then director Michael Kahn eases the play even further toward absurdity. The result is an extremely entertaining work about vanity, a classic that has been completely refreshed.
Gogol's plot begins with a low-level government clerk going to the provinces, where he is mistaken for an important inspector general who is supposed to assess how well the town is run. When the main officials hear of this government inspector, they panic, as they know that the town depends on bribery. They devise a plan to make their city, and themselves, look as impressive as possible.
Derek Smith is delightful as Hlestakov, the clerk. He begins as a vain, foolish young man, without enough money to pay for his room in a flea-bitten inn. But once he is adopted by the leading citizens of the town, he blossoms, taking on a new character, making up extravagant lies about the important people he knows in St. Petersburg. The part calls for an actor easy with verbal and physical comedy, and Smith delivers on all counts.
Hlestakov's servant, Osip, is portrayed by Liam Craig, who handily captures the character's nonchalant lack of respect for his master. The mayor, a man who embodies the very soul of graft and corruption, is skillfully played as an unctuous manipulator by Rick Foucheux. His cohorts, the judge (David Sabin), the school principal (Craig Wallace) and the hospital director (Lawrence Redmond) are expertly portrayed as money-grubbing poseurs.
» Where: The Shakespeare Theatre Company, Lansburgh Theatre, 450 Seventh St. NW
» When: Through Oct. 28
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Floyd King is particularly good as the postmaster, who opens everyone's mail. Tom Story is very funny as the doctor, who knows no Russian. Nancy Robinette is priceless as the mayor's lascivious wife, and Claire Brownell is a delight as his affectless daughter.
Sarah Marshall is excellent in three roles (Grusha, the innkeeper's wife and the corporal's widow). Harry Winter and Hugh Nees are hilarious as the personality-lacking twins Bobchinsky and Dobchinsky.
James Noone's set effectively places the action in a once-elegant, slightly fading Russian world. Murell Horton's costumes give just the right sense of bourgeois inappropriateness and excess to the villagers' clothes, exaggerating the play's inherent satire. Anne Nesmith's wigs reflect the 19th-century Russian fashion, with great loops of hair standing straight up.


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A crash involving a Vigo County School bus and a pickup truck around 7:30 this morning.
There were three elementary students plus the driver on the bus.
Police say that the driver of the bus, 60-year-old Michael Jones of Clinton, was northbound on SR 63 and turned left on to westbound Bolton Road.
Jones pulled into the path of a pickup that was driven by 51-year-old Rita Sivertson of West Terre Haute.
Jones was cited for Failure to Yield the Right of Way.
Indiana State Police say that there were no injuries.


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Aunt Tami, do you know, like, where we are from?
How I wish that somewhere there existed an island for those who are wise and of goodwill.--Einstein
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Not from nowhere
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- Melanie said...
I might have to rethink my position on home schooling
- July 14, 2009 at 11:40 AM
- Claudia said...
What a moving story, and I can completely relate. "We're from nowhere." I know one day my daughter is going to ask the same thing - we all do. But how wonderful that he admitted this to you and that you were prepared with an answer (a "real" one) to give him a great sense of who he is beyond his teacher's misguided lesson.
- July 14, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- M and M said...
Tami, as a history teacher and an ally to people of color, I fear that I am upholding the "history of white america" that so troubled your nephew. My task is to do better, to seek out different resources other than the institutionally authored textbooks, and provide all of my students with a stronger sense of the historical contributions of their people. Thank you for this post today.
- July 14, 2009 at 9:50 PM
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I can definitely relate. In fact, I believe I am a neighbor to you in your town. (And we are also often cited for being a "great place to live" for families with minor children.)
Recently we took our kids, along with my in-laws, to the Underground Railroad museum in Cinci. That gave us another opportunity to talk about how we were from "someplace." I also think the museum does a good job of presenting Black folks not just as victims, or the recipients of White mercy and help--but as active agents, who also had unique skills and contributions.
There were several schoolgroups there when we visited. I am nt sure that all these kids "got" the museum. (Something I alluded to in a recnt post about our trip.) Yet, I still think they got more than most kids. Too bad that all children cannot receive similar lessons.
- July 15, 2009 at 12:06 AM
The year that my brother's town of Charlottesville, VA was named one of those "great places to live" by a major mag was the same year that the Charlottesville police dept. asked AfAm men in the town to "voluntarily" give DNA samples in order to track down a serial rapist.
It's all relative.
- July 15, 2009 at 4:13 PM
- Renee said...
The school system has proven to be woefully inadequate when it comes to teaching our young their history. In Canada all the kids learn about is the underground railroad. You would think that Blacks arrived here and then proceeded to do nothing for hundreds of years. I have made it a point of teaching my child African Canadian history even though our background is Caribbean. I feel it is important for all children of the diaspora to learn about all of Black culture and achievements. He even has a Barack Obama t-shirt which he proudly wears. If they can convince the young that they are worthless what hope is there for them to try. They may brainwash all of the other children but not my child.
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A hit-and-run driver who killed a 4-year-old boy in a Staten Island crash turned himself in Saturday.
John Sanjurjo, 33, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in serious injury after his Mercedes Benz SUV hit three pedestrians from New Jersey around 8:30 p.m. Friday.
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Turning a Dinette Into a Nursette
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Where do you put the new baby when you live in a 500 square foot home? How about the dinette?
Needless to say this family had to find some other place to have their meals. But now they have a cosy Caribbeanesque nook (complete with shiny chandelier!) for their little girl. They even transformed a china cabinet into an closet of sorts to store their daughter's clothes.
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i adore this idea. my aunt had a very large house with a small dinette like this above. she used it for her daughters play room. It would have been the perfect space for a new born baby as the master bed was down stairs. Great thinking!
Will this space fit a crib when the time comes? My daughter only stayed in a bassinette for about 3 months...
Loving that bassinet with storage underneath! Our initial solution was a co sleeper made by ArmsReach. We have a small two bedroom with a curious toddler and an older child, so it works best for us to keep the little one in our room. We have since given the co sleeper to a friend, and purchased an Ikea fjellse bed frame for our growing toddler. The twin size fjellse has been altered to trundle under our bed with casters so she will sleep there until big enough to share the other room. And the trundle can still be used later since it fits under the bunk beds in the other bedroom. Perfect for slumber parties.


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A New Moon - SEPT 153 Reviews
After the party
"Yeah. She and I talked a few minutes about Mike before I turned off her lights."
Monica watched him closely. "Anything wrong?'
"Nope, not really. I think she's just getting tired of how he's always in trouble at home and school. They can't see much of each other cause he's always grounded. Sad to say but I can kinda relate to the kid. I was the same way when I was his age. From what I'm getting from Kell he's grounded this time cause he was out drinking and his mom found out."
Monica nodded, "You don't think Kelly would drink with him do you?"
He shook his head; "I talked to her about that. She's smart about shit like that. I'm not saying she hasn't ever had a drink but I really believe she won't do anything stupid."
"Love can sometimes make you do stupid things." Monica said sadly.
"Yeah, I know. She and I talked about that too."
Monica smiled at him, "You're a good dad to her."
He sighed, "I'm trying. I just don't wanna preach to her, you know? I want her to feel she can come to me and talk about anything and know that I will listen. I just wanna be there for her." He pulled back the sheet and sat on the bed. "It was a great party wasn't it?'
She smiled, "It was prefect. Everyone had a great time."
He smiled as he crawled under the sheets; "Bob and Kara seemed pretty fucking happy, didn't they?"
"Yep, and didn't they get some great gifts?"
He moaned, "Oh I knew you'd do this."
"Do what?" she asked trying to sound innocent.
"You are so gonna bring up my parents presents"
Monica laughed, "The look on your face when your dad said the underwear tasted like chocolate was priceless."
He pulled her into his arms. "Fuck, I couldn't believe it. They seem happier now then I ever remember them being. Think they will remarry?"
Monica shrugged, "I don't know. If they're happy why worry about it?"
"I'm not worried about it, I'm just thinking. I know Mikey would like them to remarry."
"So would you." Monica said softly.
He closed his eyes, "Yeah, I guess so." His hands caressed her side. "This is so fucking nice. Holding you in my arms."
Monica snuggled closer, "Yeah, pretty fucking nice."
"You mocking me woman?" he teased.
"Maybe" she answered leaning over and kissing his lips.
"I hate to think about leaving again." He said softly. He noticed Monica remained silent. "Tell me how much you're gonna miss me?"
She sighed softly. This was something she didn't want to think about. He would be leaving the day after tomorrow and it was always in the back of her mind. A nagging little voice reminding her about what had happened last time he was gone.
"I just don't want to think about it," she finally said softly.
He looked over at her. The moonlight coming through the windows cast a soft light over her features. She was frowning. "I'm sorry. I'm so fucking sorry about what happened last time."
She moved quickly and sat up. "Gee, let's not rehash this."
He was surprised by the sudden anger in her voice. He tried to pull her back down but she shook her head and remained sitting up. "Honey, please. I'm sorry. I don't know what else to say. I promise I won't fuck up again. No more staying out late. I'll call you every night as soon as I get back to the hotel."
Monica hated the emotions that were forcing their way to the surface. She pulled her legs up to her chest and hugged her knees.
"You gotta believe me." He said softly. Then he realized she was crying. "Oh fuck, Monica. Come here." He sat up next to her and put his arm around her.
"Gee, I'm trying to forget what happened." She said brokenly.
In his heart he had known she had forgiven him almost too easily. Now he would have to deal with the pain he had caused her. "I didn't sleep with her. I didn't."
She took a deep breath, "I know that, Gee. But you lied to me. You fucking lied to me. I sat in Jamia's apartment feeling like my world had ended cause you had chosen her over me. Nothing, not even the physical pain Kyle caused me hurt that bad. I trusted you with my heart. I'm just wish I could forget it ever happened."
Gerard hated to hear her utter he dead husband's name. To think he had hurt her like that bastard had was almost too much. "I fucking hate myself for hurting you. If there was anyway to go back and change things I would. But I can't Monica, I can't change the past." He leaned his head on her shoulder, "I'm so sorry."
"I'm sorry this is between us." She said sadly. "I'm sorry. I'm trying to forget about it."
"But you can't" he said for her.
"I guess it will take time. Please understand that." She whispered.
"I do understand. I understand more than you think. But Monica, it will be all right. In time you'll trust me again." His voice was full of emotion.
She let him pull her back down then cradle her in his arms. "I'll prove to you how much I love you." He said then kissed her forehead. "Just go to sleep honey. Don't think about me leaving. Just think about tomorrow and how we will spend it together."
Monica knew that was what was important. She didn't want to waste one moment they had together. She turned her head and kissed his lips tenderly. "Gee, would you do something for me?"
He pushed a stray piece of hair from her eyes, "Anything."
"Will you take me out to the deck. The rains stopped. I'm not sure about the neighbors but there is a new moon."
He couldn't put into words how much love he felt for her. He got out of bed and held out his hand to her. She took it and they laced their fingers together. Silently they went down the back stairs and out on to the deck. He had grabbed a blanket he now threw around her shoulders. "I love you so much." He whispered. "So very, very much." Their lips touched and the here and now was more important than anything else.


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Econometric Models of Foreign Trade in OECD Countries
AbstractThis article presents some econometric models that have into account both supply and demand sides as determinants of real Exports, and the important relationships that exist between industrial development and foreign trade. The models also focus on the positive role that human capital plays to reduce external debt, by fostering the evolution of exports and favouring the increase of imports necessary for industrial development. The dynamic models are estimated with data of 25 OECD countries during the period 1960-97 and we find stability of coefficients among countries.
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Cloud Computing
Enterprises taking baby steps on cloud
A new survey reveals three 'very important' conditions enterprises need to embrace the cloud.
* Support for their existing in-house IT architecture, including unmodified operating systems, applications and network topology (71 percent)
* An all-inclusive business model that includes servers, bandwidth and storage, rather than a 'nickel-and-diming' approach (57 percent)
* 'Point and click' level of ease of use (54 percent)
The survey conducted by CloudShare covered 2,500 enterprises. It concludes that these three conditions matter the most for enterprises, and even outweigh their security scare.
The findings hint that cloud is steadily shifting from being a futuristic idea to a practical consideration for enterprises. Enterprises are no longer just toying with the idea of the cloud. They are taking the first baby steps into the new architecture.
The three 'very important' conditions identified above are the typical concerns enterprises show when they try a new IT system.
As they start dabbling with the cloud, enterprises are asking for solutions, which are holistic, not piece meal, and which do not disrupt but ensure some continuity with existing IT operations. These are the conditions any sensible CIO would make while considering a radical architectural shift.
So, where does that leave the security question? Far from dissolving, security concerns remain a live wire. But enterprises probably consider the security risk manageable as most of them don't plan to put any mission critical application on the cloud at the moment.
Another survey, just released by ISACA, reports two seemingly paradoxical findings. One in five of IT managers think cloud risks outweigh benefits. Yet, 33% of them are already on cloud. The clue to reconcile the paradox is in another key data: just 9.4% plan of respondents planned put their mission critical applications on cloud.
The ISACA survey covered about 1500 organisations across 50 countries in Europe, Middle East and Africa,
In sum, these two surveys provide a good idea on where cloud computing stands today. First, cloud is a growing reality, not just an idea, for enterprises. They are not letting their fear of security stop them. Second, they are not yet ready to put their critical tasks on the cloud. They are possibly testing waters by driving a CRM or an HR app on the cloud.


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Marvel Courting Johnny Depp for Doctor Strange? (UPDATE: NO)
- Written by Jeremy Shane on Tuesday, January 14 2014 and posted in News with Benefits
Latino Review is scooping up more movie rumors, this time dumping a big one on us. According to their sources, Marvel would love to have Johnny Depp become Doctor Strange.
A well-connected source informed me tonight that Johnny Depp has taken a meeting with Marvel to discuss taking on the role of Dr. Strange.
He does have a good relationship with Disney (anybody remember those ol' Pirates of the Caribbean movies?) and has expressed interest in the Marvel Universe. Disney and Marvel would have to shift things around shooting wise and script wise if they were to hook Depp, but it's a move they are supposedly willing to make.
Of course, Marvel could want in one hand, shit in the other and see which one gets full first (Ed. Note: If you scratch your head at this saying, remember Jeremy is from WV) -- just because they want Johnny Depp doesn't mean the actor will sign. It's just a meeting. I would also imagine Depp is a pretty expensive actor and Marvel is pretty tight with the purse-strings. They would have to really want Depp in this part to fork over the dough for him.
What do you think? Never gonna happen? And if it did, what do you think of Depp as Strange?
UPDATE: Deadline claims that the Johnny Depp story is a pack of lies and half-truths. Their story claims that Marvel approached Johnny Depp about the role "eons" ago, and that it never amounted to anything. Whether this just means that the actor is waiting for something more solid to develop, or if Latino Review is just full of its usual shit remains to be seen.
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As retailers gear up for the holiday season, America's advertisers, agencies, suppliers and local advertising clubs are preparing for their industry's biggest "holiday" – its largest advertising competition.
This year, that competition sports a new name.
The ADDY® Awards competition, in which more than 40,000 entries compete at three different levels, is now the American Advertising Awards, and calls for entries from most local clubs will be going out within the next few weeks.
The new identity is more than just a name change, according to American Advertising Federation President and CEO James Edmund Datri.
"The Awards began as a local program," Datri says, "and one of its great strengths has always been that it offers a competition at the level of the local market. It's the only major awards program that offers recognition for the best work in hundreds of small- and mid-sized markets.
"But as the competition has grown, the marketplace has become a more global one. And the 'local' feel of the competition has overshadowed the fact that it's the largest – and we believe the toughest – competition of its kind.
"This is a celebration of the best of the best in American advertising, at every level, and the competition's leadership felt it was important that the brand better reflect that."
"At the same time, it's important that local clubs be able to maintain the traditional value of the ADDYs, which became a nationwide competition in 1968. We hope that each club will still refer to the award itself as the ADDY award," Datri says.
Work is entered in the American Advertising Awards through one of the AAF's network of more than 170 local advertising federations. At the local level, it is judged in more than 70 categories with the best work in that market. "In many markets," Datri says, "the awards gala is the local club's biggest night of the year."
Local winners advance to one of 15 district competitions. District winners then advance to the national competition, whose winners are announced each summer at AAF's National Conference, ADMERICA!
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William Brown is the Master of Darwin College, and has been the Montague Burton Professor of Industrial Relations at Cambridge University since 1985. He went to Leeds Grammar School and after graduating from Wadham College, Oxford, he worked at the National Board for Prices and Incomes. From there he went to the new University of Warwick, moving to the SSRC/ESRC's Industrial Relations Research Unit when it was established there in 1970. Ten years later he became its Director. In Cambridge he has served as Chair of the Faculty of Economics and Politics, and is currently Chair of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences. His research has been concerned with workplace bargaining, pay determination, and the effect of legal change and outside intervention on labour relations. For the past twenty years he has served as an ACAS arbitrator, was until recently a member of ACAS Council, and has been a member of the Low Pay Commission since it was established to manage the National Minimum Wage in 1997. In 2002 he was awarded a CBE for services to employment relations.
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Open 7 - (No) Memory
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Does collective memory still have the potential to act as a socially cohesive force in todays pluriform society? Is the contemporary monument still useful for collective commemoration? How can cultural heritage be made accessible without turning city and countryside into a museum and resisting new developments? What is the impact of the media and digital storage techniques on the social and historic process of remembrance? What is the role of art in all this?
Leading authors answer these and other questions which are the theme of the cahier Open 7. Memory(less). Rudi Laermans writes about post-historic memory in the public domain. Frank van Vree discusses the role of modern media in remembrance. Wolfgang Ernst philosophizes about the meaning of the contemporary archive. Jorinde Seijdel looks into the hidden photo archive of Bill Gates. Sven Lütticken writes about mass media as an apparent consigner to oblivion. Geert Lovink interviews Tjebbe van Tijen, an artist and social archivist. The meaning of cultural heritage for the configuration of the landscape is examined by Cor Wagenaar, and Paul Meurs focuses on the memory of the city. This cahier also includes contributions by artists, designers and theorists who address memory in actual projects, for example Jouke Kleerebezem. The essays and project texts are interspersed with autonomous contributions in text and image by Hans Aarsman, Joke Robaard, Arnoud Holleman, Barbara Visser, Nico Dockx and Nico Bick.


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I lived in a city called Zhu Hai until I was 9 and moved overseas with my parents. The city name meant the pearl of the sea in Chinese. The whole city was built to be the perfect seaside town where rich Hong Kong businessmen came to play golf on the weekends and attract tourists from other wealthier neighbouring cities.
Even so, I loved the city. It was great. This is one of the things that I miss the most. It's the statue of the fisher girl. There's a whole beautiful myth surrounding her and the city but I don't think it's very authentic. It suspiciously incorporates the names of the all the major suburbs of the city and conveniently explained how the city name originated. If one day I feel generous and romantic enough willing to believe the myth for a second, I'll tell it to you.
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If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
I would choose to have a shot of Jose cuervo with rihanna
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The Patriots
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Will Smith
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Drops Of Jupiter
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Orange Julius
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I love my PC! It does everything i need it to.
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
I love gaming!! I have all of these game systems and a Wii to go along!
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I am a triplet all girls.
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
Are you from Tennessee? Because your the only ten i see.
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
The craziest thing i have ever done would have to be, working in a foreign country at hooters not know the language. In the end i taught the girls my language and they taught me there's.
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
The most unusual place i have ever hooked up would be, In a truck driving down the freeway. It was awesome!!
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
in my purse I have perfume, money, camera, black berry Tablet, lip gloss, copy of Maxim, and Cosmopolitan, my cell phone.
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
I feel most comfortable wearing just a smile!!!!
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
I would rather have an amazing romp once a year!! i know it will be great and worth the wait.
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MEDFORD, Ore. — Lefty is 10 months old who is one of three kittens found under someone's house. Lefty is quiet and shy, but he purrs quite a lot once he's in a comfortable spot. Lefty is a black cat, and CATS often finds that it's more difficult to get black cats like Lefty adopted … Continue reading »
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MEDFORD Ore, — This Friday's Pet of the Week is Sheae! Sheae is a solid black kitten who loves to be around people! She has a very soft coat and loves to be pet! If you're interested in Sheae you can contact C.A.T.S, the Committed Alliance to Strays located at 104 N. Ross Lane in … Continue reading »
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JACKSONVILLE, Ore. – The Committed Alliance To Strays, or CATS, shelter will be closed while repairs are made to their building. Officials with the organization say they operate on a shoe string budget and many maintenance issues have piled up on their 190-year-old building and need to be fixed. The cats will continue to be … Continue reading »


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Georgia senior quarterback Aaron Murray has been named the Southeastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week following the Bulldogs' 41-30 win over sixth-ranked South Carolina, according to a league announcement on Monday.
This marks the second week in a row that a Bulldog has won Offensive Player of the Week honors. Sophomore tailback Todd Gurley was last week's winner.
Murray, who was also named CollegeFootballPerformanceAward.com's National Performer of the Week, was honored as the league's Player of the Week twice last season and twice as the Freshman of the Week in 2010.
Murray, a native of Tampa, Fla., shredded the Gamecocks on 17-of-23 passing (74 percent) for 309 yards and four touchdowns. He finished with a 244.2 pass efficiency mark.
This was the ninth time in his career that Murray has had at least four passing touchdowns in a game. He connected with eight different receivers, including first-time starter Justin Scott-Wesley who hauled in a career-long 85-yard touchdown to put Georgia up by 11 points in the fourth quarter.
Murray moved to No. 2 on the school's all-time list for total offense with 10,907 yards in his career.
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- Murray gets another shot at signature win ( October 24, 2012 )
- Richt pleased with No. 5 Georgia's timely defense ( October 5, 2012 )
- Murray looks to get Georgia offense moving ( October 16, 2012 )
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Review- Kathu Golf Condominiums
Setting the Standard in Affordable Luxury Accommodation
Kathu Golf Condominiums have had such a successful launch that the project may well be completely sold out within the first year. They have generated great popularity from both local Thais and foreign expats alike because of their superb location, golf views and potential for short term rentals. For those looking to rent these one, two and three bedroom condos, please contact us for more details.
Superb Location
Only 5 minutes to the beach in Patong, the International Hospital, Central Festival, or the world-renowned Jungcelon shopping mall in Patong, Kathu Golf Condominiums are set in the heart of the scenic Kathu Valley adjacent to the Phuket Country Club golf course. They occupy the perfect location…just 10 minutes from the vibrant shopping, restaurants and nightlife of Patong Beach and 10 minutes from the provincial capital, Phuket City itself.
These resort-stylish condominiums features 48 fairway view and six fairway & pool view luxury apartments,
You can enjoy the peace and tranquility of the area from your own private balcony with unrivaled views of the golf course, with a backdrop of lush tropical vegetation and the Kathu Mountains beyond.
Facilities and Activities
The Condominium's facilities included a swimming pool, fitness center, indoor parking and laundry.Kathu Golf Condo also have roof top garden with a jacuzzi, putting golf track, children play ground and BBQ area. The project provide WIFI and international cable TV service.
Kathu Golf Condos offer easy access to all the attractions that Phuket Island has to offer and of course the Andaman region is an absolute haven for diving, yachting and unparalleled beach life.
And if golf is your passion, Phuket has several world class golf courses, all within easy reach!
For the investment oriented individual, the project is very professionally managed and includes an optional rental scheme, especially marketed for vacationers on golf-holidays, or business people in need of fully-serviced apartments.
Contact us to find out more about this fantastic new property development!
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The transmitter audio video features a powerful CMOS sensor for good image quality and six infrared LEDs for monitoring, even in the dark.
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Alarms Phuket Services offers a presentation and complete study and free estimate for custom implementation. This is a quick and discreet process and we pride ourselves on delivering the most prompt and efficient customer service. The company is also trained and certified for reliability, quality and delivery of all materials provided.
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Phanason Residential Resort
Phanason Residential Resort
The Phanason Residential Resort at Leam Hin is an exceptional architectural development offering residents a range of attractive designs, equipped with modern lifestyle features such as outstanding functional spaces, an excellent environment, privacy and tranquility. The surrounding area in which the resort is situated is also full of lush natural beauty and scenery leading to an overall feeling of relaxation for body and soul. Phanason Resort also provides you with a wide range of superb modern facilities, including underground electrical systems, fiber optic telephones, high level security, surveillance cameras, water supply systems with a water tank for every house, plus a comfortable club house and the latest fitness facilities and swimming pool. he project includes 6 styles of houses as  follows:
• Andaman House, 3-storey single house, 340 square meters of utility space, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms kitchen, dining room, living room, maid's room and 2 car  garage.
• Arctic House, 3-storey single house, 240 square meters of utility space, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, maid's room and 2 car garage.
• Caribbean House, 2-storey single  house, 220 square meters of utility space, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, dining Phanason Residential Resort room, living room, maid's room and room and 2 car garage.
• Pacific House, 3-storey single house, 370 square meters of functional space, 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, maid's room, swimming  pool and 2 car garage.
• Mediterranean House, 3-storey single house, 225 square meters of utility space, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, maid's room and 2 car garage.
• Atlantic House, 3-storey single house, 350 square meters of utility space, 3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, maid's room, swimming pool and 2 car garage
Phanason Resort, Leam Hin,
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Tel. & Fax: 076-373290-1 www.phanason.com
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Price: 3.5 Million THB
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