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My major was fairly simple, you just fill out a short application and then have either an interview or write a short paper!
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They are starting to build more dorms but need more options for upper class men housing besides the towers!
SO MANY CHOICES! There is something for everyone. If you cannot find a major at this school, I really doubt you will be able to anywhere!
I am very proud to be going to UD. I believe the professors are awesome (on the most part). I am in the honors program which I highly recommend because class sizes are smaller, which gives you a chance to get to know your professors and peers.
Campus Housing:
Russell is a great place to live as a freshman. Also, the school is constantly updating and building newer and better housing, which is definitely something to look forward to!
Off-Campus Dining:
There is a lot of variety for off-campus dining. Main Street is basically on campus so it's extremely convenient. It is walking distance from almost any student residential area. During the first few weeks of school, people give out coupons for Main Street restaurants. Most restaurants aren't expensive at all.
Honestly I do not know too much about this area. I'm not exactly a sports fan. However, UD has a large variety of sports team, both competitive and recreational. There is a lot of school spirit at games and there are spirit days where you can get free stuff for wearing school colors.
It rains pretty often. I have had to walk through pouring rain a few times before now. Though I was recently reminded of this because it poured yesterday. If I had taken this survey last week I may have given a better grade.
There is a lot of diversity on campus, but the majority of people by far does appear to be white. However, there are some multicultural events, clubs, and restaurants. There could definitely be more diversity.
The only aid I have received is through the fafsa. It was a hassle but things eventually got sorted out.
Campus Food:
The dining hall food is hit or miss. Some days everything they have to offer will be good, and others everything will be terrible. What gives this a B+ though is the fact that our other dining options where we get to use points has places like chick-fil-a and quiznos. Those two definitely bring the grade up.
Nursing is a great major but very competitive. Clinicals are all of senior year which is easier because you already completed the class work.
There is no free parking anywhere on campus. If you live in off campus housing you do not qualify for campus parking permits. Any open lots are metered and garages are $1 per half hour. Parking for students who live on campus is expensive and if you live on campus you pay the same no matter whether there is room in the close lot for you or if you have to park all the way down by the field house, which is about 2miles from everything else.
I like the Health Behavior Science program. My peers are nice and helpful as well as the faculty. The only reason I would redo it would be to do it sooner, because I took time off and also transferred, causing me to graduate years behind my scheduled graduation date. I feel like now days you have to go to grad school for everything. This major is less stressful and a good start for any health related graduate program.
There are many internship opportunities. Not all internships are paid. I have to do an internship for my major to graduate, whether it is paid or not. There are both full time and part time internship opportunities. My internship will be health related since I am in a major involved with health.
I'm in the College of Sciences, Health Behavior Science. The are some thing I like and don't like. There are some classes I'm not sure why I need. I like most of the instructors, some more than others. Everyone teaches different, but I feel like everyone in the program should have similar philosophies. My major dislike is the way my classes are offered. The fact that only select classes are offered during special sessions is causing me to push my graduation date back.
Drug Safety:
Most of the people who smoke probably only do it because of peer pressure. Weed is definitely noticeable but not too overwhelming on campus.
Academic dishonesty is definitely VERY strict, as it should be. Drinking underage however is not always strict.
It can get pretty cold and windy across campus in the winter but the spring and summer time weather is gorgeous at UD!
Guys & Girls:
Guys and ladies dress comfortable. Some dress stylish, while others laid back and chilled. People dress according to their style, likes and comfort. No one downs anyone for wearing something, because dress is a representation of who a person is or wants to become. First week or two, the campus was quiet. Newcomers trying to figure out where their classes were. Some people know each other from previous semesters or from high school. Not everyone who is registered for classes have actually made it on campus due to transfers, summer interns, special assignments, etc. Now that I am a month into the semester, a lot more talk on campus. Lots of people go to class in pairs. Some with their boyfriend or girlfriend, but mostly with a friend. About half listen to their Ipods while riding bikes, skateboard and the other walk. No one is really rude, but not overly friendly either. Probably due to the fact that we are still breaking into the semester. Study groups and more social activity will probably form 3/4 into the semester, when everyone is going to be scrambling around trying to make sure they get coursework complete and studying in for exams.
I have not had any papers or assignments that have been due just quite yet let alone exams or mid-terms but they are just around the corner. I have heard great things about the professors, classes and class work. So I am excited to experience it for myself.
I got a Red lot parking permit which was about $165. I park there and ride UD's shuttle bus to the center of the campus. Buses run every 7-10 minutes and drop me off in a very convenient location in the central spot known as "The Green" for classes. There are several other parking lots, garages, and parking meters. I am happy with the security officers that patrol the area to ensure no break-ins and /or accidents. I feel safe from walking from the parking locations to other places on campus or walking/waiting for the bus.
As of right now, I am taking some general classes that I need for my major. I am not actually taking any engineering courses at this time. However, I have seen some of the workshops, labs, classrooms and I am looking forward to actually taking engineering classes. Those in charge of the engineering departments and teachers seem really nice and seem really sharp from my interactions with them.
Party Scene:
I do not actually live on campus. I commute everyday. However, there have already been some careless actions reported by UD students at night and on weekends in Newark, DE. The actions were definitely not acceptable.UD, unfortunately has a bad representation for partying. I do not see any of this at all, since I commute and I attend classes during the day, however.
The weather in Delaware is fairly mild. It has had some days around mid 80s from end of August through this present month of September. Some days its a little too humid for me, but it doesn't last consecutively more than 3 days. Weather right now is a little mixed. Some days are warmer and some days are a little cooler. Fall time generally in this area is very beautiful with changing leaves on the trees (red, orange, yellow). Usually fall weather is very nice. A little breeze in the high 60s and 70s. A little snow in the winter and around 30 degrees. Occasional snow falls of a foot or two and icy conditions.
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While many students have a slow start here at Delaware, they all report that once they decided to give it a chance, they found their experience rewarding both academically and socially. This University tends to provide a nice balance between a social life and an academic one. There is always plenty of time to hang out and get your work done, so no matter what you are interested in, you have a chance to get it all done. This is the major benefit of attending the University of Delaware.
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Reports: Apple and NBC mending fencesApple Inc. and video content provider NBC Universal are working to bury the hatchet, according to reports, which suggest that it's only a matter of time before the network's catalog of television programming returns to the digital shelves of the iTunes Store.
In a post-Macworld keynote interview with BusinessWeek's Peter Burrows, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs discounted reports from mainstream media outlets that suggest the company's differences with NBC over iTunes pricing will evolve into a long-term stalemate that would also see the network unwilling to participate in the new iTunes Movie Rental service.
Well, I guess your story looks pretty dumb, Jobs told Burrows, referring to a BusinessWeek story earlier this month that suggested Apple would probably not be able to get Universal and Sony to support its new movie rental service, which it eventually did.
While Jobs agreed that those two studios werent the first to arrive at the bargaining table, he claims there were no great obstacles to overcome once they sat down, and that there was no pressure to get the deals inked ahead of last week's Macworld Expo.
Well put it back together on the TV thing," Jobs added. "Everybody lost [when NBC Universal chief executive Jeff Zucker pulled his content off iTunes]. "But NBC is a great company, and Apple is a great company, neither of which make a habit of ignoring their customers desires, he said.
Fortunately, Jobs half-joked, there was a writers strike, so it didnt matter as much as it might have.
Tempers between the two firms flared last fall after NBC decided not to renew its iTunes distribution contract with Apple, arguing that the iPod maker was unreasonably opposed to experimenting with more flexible pricing structures for TV show downloads.
The dispute culminated in December when Zucker used a breakfast hosted by Syracuses Newhouse School of Communications to urge colleagues into taking a stand against iTunes, charging that the service was undermining the ability of traditional media companies to set profitable rates for their content online.
"We know that Apple has destroyed the music business — in terms of pricing — and if we dont take control, theyll do the same thing on the video side," he said.
But in speaking to the Financial Times this week, Zucker too appears to have had a sudden change of heart.
"Weve said all along that we admire Apple, that we want to be in business with Apple," he said. Were great fans of Steve Jobs.
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Teachers, I know that you are always looking for free printable resources. Here are the ones that I have available at my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.
I also have some free resources that you can ask for by writing an email to me. email@example.com.
Teachers maily write asking for the house resources, it´s very popular.
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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Monday, May 30, 2016
Clothes Worksheets
As a complement to my last blog post about clothes (http://eflpreschoolteachers.blogspot.com/2013/03/clothes-theme.html)
Here are some worksheets.
The link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Clothes-Worksheets-for-Preschool-ELL-2571637
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Here are some worksheets.
The link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Clothes-Worksheets-for-Preschool-ELL-2571637
Please join my Facebook Group: ESL/EFL Preschool Teachers.
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Etiquetas: clothes, worksheets
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Town Worksheets
Just adding some worksheets to the Town Theme.
Check out the resources for the town theme:
And !
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Etiquetas: community helpers, teachers pay teachers, town, worksheets
Thursday, May 5, 2016
Community Helpers Worksheets and More
Let´s introduce Creativity in to our lesson plan. Let your imagination loose! I propose a different view on the classic worksheet. I am sure that you will come up with many interesting ideas for each one, I wish you could post them on my Facebook group: ESL/EFL Preschool Teachers and help the community of teachers.
Here´s the link to the resources:
Here´s the link to the resources:
Ws 1. After the worksheet is done, have the students each community helper.
Prepare 7 small paper plates and some yarn. Glue a community helper on each paper plate. Punch a hole on each paper plate. Attach one another with yarn.
Ws 2. Review which items belong to each worker. Then, cut and glue in the corresponding box.
Ws 3. Review the family members that work. Students color all the items. On another piece paper have them place all the items that they have previously cut. Have them stand up at the front and talk about their family members.
Student: Mom is a police officer. Dad is a fire fighter. Grandma is a chef and Grandpa is a pilot.
Ws 4. All the community members have a face and an emotion. Have the students follow your description for each one.
Teacher: The police officer has blue eyes. He is happy.
Make more combinations for each community member.
I made the hats out of construction paper, but on fun foam they would look better.
You can also assign a number to each community helper. Make a different hat for each student.
Point to each number.
Teacher: What number is this ?
Students: Three.
Teacher: What is she ?
Students: She´s a police officer.
Call on students and ask questions.
Teacher: Patricia, What number are you ?
Patricia: I am nine.
Teacher: What are you ?
Patricia: I am chef.
Have the students make a line ordering the numbers in their hats.
At your signal, have the students find another student that has the same hat and gather.
Teacher: Where are the fire fighters?
Students: here!!
Teachers: how many firefighters are there ?
Students: (count) One, two, three, four. Four Firefighters!
And Action!
Teacher: Firefighters, stand up !
Police officers, run !
Chefs, dance!
Flashcards to complete the theme. I am also preparing more than 200 job flashcards, I will be posting them in my other blog: www.eflelementaryresources.blogspot.com
I will always make the letter arts and crafts that you like so much.
Place the family members cutouts on the board. Add a hat and some items to each one.
Teacher: Who is she ?
Students: She´s Mommy.
Teacher: What does she do ?
Students: She´s a cook(chef).
I created a Pinterest Board: ESL Jobs and Town. Check that I have collect lots of more activities to do. Link: https://www.pinterest.com/ei98srl/esl-jobs-and-town/
There´s also my Last Blog Entry for this theme:
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Etiquetas: alphabet, community helpers, crown, cutouts, face, family, feelings, flashcards, numbers, paper plate
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Sea Animals part 2
This is an addition to my other sea blog post.
I am creating a lot of worksheets to go along with the themes. Besides I am adding up to the Letter Arts and Crafts Collection.
Link to the files:
I know that manay teachers still like to use worksheets in class and even more if you have so many children to handle at the same time.
I am creating a lot of worksheets to go along with the themes. Besides I am adding up to the Letter Arts and Crafts Collection.
Link to the files:
This is a two way worksheets. One is a regular worksheet to identify the vocabulary and the other is put the animals in context, which is the Ocean or the Sea.
Dictate the colors for each number, then have the children match the fish to the number.
Teacher: What color is Number 2 ?
Students: It´s green.
Once the children finish tracing the numbers and coloring the sea animals, have the cut the animals and place them in numerical order on the table or glue them on a piece of paper.
And , cut and paste the sea animals by sorting them into big and small,
Teacher: Name the big animals.
Students: dolphin, sea, octopus, shark.
Teacher: Name the small animals.
Students: fish and crab.
More letter arts and crafts!
Please join my Facebook Group: ESL/EFL Preschool Teacher, more than 2200 teachers have joined, Thank you !!!
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Etiquetas: numbers, sea, size, teachers pay teachers, worksheets
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IgA function – variations on a theme
Version of Record online: 17 SEP 2004
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2567.2004.01958.x
Volume 113, Issue 2, pages 175–177, October 2004
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Woof, J. M. and Kerr, M. A. (2004), IgA function – variations on a theme. Immunology, 113: 175–177. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2567.2004.01958.x
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- Issue online: 17 SEP 2004
- Version of Record online: 17 SEP 2004
- Received 5 July 2004; accepted 6 July 2004
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Immunoglobulin A (IgA), as the major class of antibody present in the mucosal secretions of most mammals, represents a key first line of defence against invasion by inhaled and ingested pathogens at the vulnerable mucosal surfaces. IgA is also found at significant concentrations in the serum of many species, where it functions as a second line of defence mediating elimination of pathogens that have breached the mucosal surface. Receptors specific for the Fc region of IgA, FcαR, are key mediators of IgA effector function and studies described in this issue of Immunology by Rogers and colleagues1 add to a growing appreciation of IgA function in different species.
Although IgA appears to share common protective functions in the different species where it is found, variations in gene number, allotypes and molecular forms have been noted. Humans, chimpanzees, gorillas and gibbons have two IgA heavy constant region (Cα) genes which give rise to the two subclasses, IgA1 and IgA2,2,3 whereas most other species examined (orangutan, rhesus and cynomolgus macaques, cow, horse, pig, dog, mouse, rat, echnida and possum) have just one Cα gene.2,4–11 An interesting exception is provided by the rabbit which has 13 Cα genes,12 of which 11 appear to be expressed.13 Single IgA genes may also assumed to be present in most birds as they have been described in chickens and ducks, considered to be among the most primitive extant birds.14,15
The two IgA subclasses in hominoid primates, having arisen through gene duplication, share considerable sequence similarity. The major difference between IgA1 and IgA2 resides in the hinge region that lies between the two Fab arms and the Fc region. IgA1 features a very extended hinge due to the insertion of a duplicated stretch of amino acids, which is lacking in IgA2. The longer hinge in IgA1 may have evolved to offer advantages in antigen recognition by allowing higher avidity bivalent interactions with distantly spaced antigens.16,17 However, this extended reach is accompanied by an increased vulnerability to proteolytic attack. Indeed, a number of important pathogenic bacteria, such as Streptococcus pneumonaie, Neisseria meningitidis and Haemophilus influenzae, have evolved enzymes independently that cleave specifically in the IgA1 hinge.18 The ability of these IgA1 proteases to compromise IgA function is thought to facilitate the initiation of infection at mucosal surfaces by these microorganisms.
Allelic variation in IgA has been investigated in some species but remains to be investigated in many others. In humans, there are two (or possibly three19) alleles of the IgA2 subclass. Rhesus macaque IgA also displays allelic polymorphism,4,20 while restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) evidence points towards the existence of bovine IgA and equine IgA allotypes.21 Mouse IgA exists in different allelic forms that vary particularly in their hinge regions.22 The two allelic variants of pig IgA differ similarly in the hinge region.21
The serum distribution of the different molecular forms of IgA also varies from species to species. IgA has the capacity to form dimers, in which two monomer units, each comprising two heavy chains and light chains, are arranged in an end-to-end configuration stabilized by disulphide bridges and incorporation of J (joining) chain.23,24 For reasons that remain unclear, serum IgA is chiefly monomeric in humans (and presumably in other primates), but mainly dimeric in other animals.
Dimeric IgA, produced locally at mucosal sites, is transported across the epithelial cell boundary and out into the secretions by interaction with the polymeric immunoglobulin receptor (pIgR). During this process the pIgR is cleaved and the major fragment, termed secretory component (SC), becomes covalently attached to the IgA dimer. Thus SC is an integral part of the IgA molecule released into the secretions (secretory IgA) and is thought to help protect the antibody against degradation. Although IgA is the predominant Ig in the majority of secretions in most mammals, the proportion of IgA in colostrum and milk varies between species, reflecting the development of differing modes of transfer of antibodies from mother to offspring. In primates and rodents, IgG is transferred selectively across the placenta, and the chief Ig in colostrum is IgA. The serum antibody of the newborn is supplemented further in rodents with IgG derived from the colostrum that is actively transported across the neonatal gut by the neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn). In contrast, large mammals such as horses, pigs and cows, lack transplacental transfer of IgG. Instead, IgG is the major immunoglobulin class in colostrum and is absorbed across the neonatal gut in a brief time period prior to 'closure' at around 12 hr after birth. In the colostrum of these species IgA content is low, and it remains low in milk in cattle. However, in pigs and horses IgA is the major antibody in milk.21
From the above, it is clear that there are significant variations within the IgA systems of different species. A further important consideration relates to the triggering of IgA effector function through interaction with FcαR. The human FcαR (now termed FcαRI or CD89) was the first to be cloned and characterized (reviewed in Monteiro & van de Winkel25). Ligation of FcαRI by bacterial and viral targets coated in IgA initiates potent responses such as phagocytosis, respiratory burst and release of cytokines, to bring about elimination of the invading microorganism.25 Although FcαRI displays homology to other human FcR specific for IgG and IgE, namely FcγRI, FcγRII, FcγRIII and FcɛRI, it is a more distantly related member of the family. Indeed, it resembles more closely a family of receptors including natural killer cell Ig-like receptors (KIR) and NKp46 receptors, the genes of which flank that of FcαRI in the leukocyte Ig-like receptor cluster (LRC) on chromosome 19. In contrast, the FcγR and FcɛRI genes are clustered on chromosome 1.
While information on human FcαRI has amassed steadily, the FcαR systems in other species are not yet understood fully. The search for FcαR orthologues centred initially on the mouse, but despite exhaustive efforts no mouse equivalent was found. Unexpectedly, an IgG Fc receptor in cattle termed Fcγ2R was found to more closely resemble human FcαRI than human FcγR.26 However, it is only in the last few months that the first true orthologues of human FcαRI have been described in rats27 and cattle.28 The family is now extended further with the description of FcαR in Rhesus macaques.1
The similarity between all the receptors suggests that the FcαR gene may have been generally conserved in mammals. The chromosomal position of the receptor gene adjacent to killer cell receptor genes is a consistent feature in all species investigated. In humans, rats and cattle, the FcαR genes cluster with KIR and NKp46 genes (or their homologues).27–29 Rats are closer to mice in evolutionary terms than to gerbils and hamsters, but in Southern blots a rat FcαR probe showed hybridizing bands in gerbils and hamsters but not in mice.27 This finding, along with the fact that searches of the mouse genome database with known FcαR sequences fail to identify matches, indicates that the mouse genome has lost the FcαR gene. Studies on mouse killer cell receptors have thrown light on how this may have occurred. Mice were thought earlier to lack KIR-like genes but they have been found recently.30,31 Surprisingly, these are located on the X chromosome rather than within the murine LRC on chromosome 7 to which the mouse NKp46 gene localizes. Thus the mouse probably lost the FcαR gene during a translocation event when its KIR-like genes moved from the LRC to the X chromosome. It seems likely that mice have evolved alternative receptors for IgA. A receptor specific for both IgA and IgM Fc (Fcα/µR) has been characterized on B cells and macrophages32 and there is evidence that mouse IgA can trigger mouse neutrophils.33
Interest in the potential of antibody-based therapeutic approaches centred on IgA/FcαR continues to mount,34,35 and results with tumour and infectious targets are very encouraging.36–40 In order to assess readily the efficacy of such reagents, and also to understand better IgA-related diseases such as IgA nephropathy, suitable animal models could prove highly valuable. There are limitations with mouse models in this context, due to the lack of both FcαR orthologue and monomeric serum IgA. An increased knowledge of the IgA effector systems in other mammals will facilitate the development of appropriate models. Rhesus macaques are already used widely as models in numerous infectious diseases, including the simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) or simian-human immunodeficiency virus (SHIV) model in AIDS research.41 The study of Rogers and colleagues1 will further the possibilities for macaque models relevant to the IgA system.
J.M.W. thanks the Leukaemia Research Fund for support.
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Tamil Film Director AC Tirulokachandar Dies at 85
Press Trust of India | Wednesday June 15, 2016
"He was 85 and he passed away at a hospital here due to age related health issues and he is survived by a son and a daughter," said N Shan, son-in-law of Raj Chandar, son of Tirlokachandar
Farah Khan to do a Cameo in Tamil Film Devi(L)
Indo-Asian News Service | Thursday June 2, 2016
"This particular scene in the film required a choreographer and who else other than Farah can be apt for the role. Her presence serves as big strength to the team," film's director Vijay said in a statement.
National Awards Winners Announced, For Dhanush It's 'Triple the Joy'
Press Trust of India | Monday March 28, 2016
"Three awards for Visaaranai mean triple the joy and I am duty bound to thank (the film's) director Vetrimaran," Dhanush said in a statement. Visaaranai winning three National Awards - Best Tamil film, Best Editing and Best Supporting Actor prize for Samuthirakani
Visaaranai Actor Samuthirakani Feels 'Honoured' to Get National Award
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday March 28, 2016
"This comes as a sweet surprise. I feel honoured, and I would like to thank director Vetrimaaran and producer Dhanush for giving me an opportunity to be a part of this important film. Tamil cinema needs more such films," said Samuthirakani. Visaaranai, a film on police brutality, also received two more awards
Saala Khadoos Director Shares Her Experience of Shooting With Madhavan
Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday January 26, 2016
"Madhavan said that he would tell me within 48 hours whether he would do the film. Exactly 48 hours later, he called and told me, 'What a script you've written. I'm in.' But I told him that I didn't have a producer and I wanted the film to reach out to people and for that to happen, we should take it to the right people," said Sudha
IIFA Utsavam: Rajamouli's Baahubali Won Six Awards
Indo-Asian News Service | Monday January 25, 2016
At the first edition of IIFA Utsavam, which honoured the best talent across Tamil and Malayalam film industries, director S S Rajamouli's Baahubali won six awards including the Best Direction and Best Picture. Actor Sathyaraj won the Best Supporting Role Male trophy for the role of Kattappa
Filmmakers Should Learn Art of Pitching, Says Kaakka Muttai Director
Indo-Asian News Service | Saturday October 31, 2015
M Manikandan is widely popular for his critically-acclaimed Tamil movie Kaaka Muttai, which was his debut project as a director. He was in Mumbai to present his second project as a director - Kutrame Thandanaia - in the Film Mart, an initiative aimed to bridge the gap between content creator and content platform
Puli Director on the Benefits on Fantasy Films
Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday September 29, 2015
"Tamil cinema was known for some of the best fantasy films. I don't understand why we've stopped making them. In the last few years, Telugu filmdom explored this genre quite well. I hope Puli gives Tamil filmmakers the confidence to make more such films," said Chimbu Deven, director of Sridevi's Puli
Manisha Koirala in Talks to Star in Tamil-Kannada Game
Indo-Asian News Service | Friday February 6, 2015
"I've discussed the story with her and she also happens to like it," the director said
Film Aims To Raise Awareness on Organ Donation
Chennai News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin | Wednesday February 4, 2015
In just two minutes, film director Vijay's 'Thank You' gets its message across on how a single brain dead person can give life to seven other people.
Rajinikanth's Lingaa to Release as Scheduled After Producer Agrees to Deposit Rs 5 Crore in Court
J Sam Daniel Stalin | Thursday December 11, 2014
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's new film Lingaa will release as scheduled tomorrow after its producer agreed to abide by an order of the Madras High Court asking him to deposit Rs 5 crores by 12 pm tomorrow. The producers of Lingaa have also been directed to furnish a bank guarantee of an additional Rs 5 crores
Rajinikanth's Lingaa Taken to Court Over Allegations of 'Stolen' Storyline
Thursday November 13, 2014
The Madras High Court admitted a petition alleging that the producer and director of Lingaa starring Rajinikanth had stolen the storyline of another Tamil film and sought a stay on the movie's release.
Kaththi Actor Vijay, Director Murugadoss Sued for Defamation
Tuesday October 28, 2014
have been slapped with a defamation suit for making a reference to the 2G spectrum case in their recently released Tamil action film
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Desi Dream: To Work in a Shankar Film
India News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin | Tuesday September 16, 2014
Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed his desire to act in director Shankar's movie, in an exclusive interview to NDTV in Chennai on Monday. He sounded confident about eventually realising his dream during the audio launch of Shankar's film "I".
Want to Do a Movie by Shankar: Arnold Schwarzenegger
South | Press Trust of India | Tuesday September 16, 2014
Celebrated Hollywood action film icon Arnold Schwarzenegger yesterday expressed his desire to act in a movie of ace film director Shankar and also invited him for the making of "Conan the King", a proposed sequential in the Conan series.
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Top 10 Busiest Cities
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1. New York
The largest metropolis in all of the United States, New York is an emblem of the American dream and a symbol of the US capitalism, freedom and democracy. The city is home to nearly twenty-one million people from more than 180 nations, though it crowns the ranking of busiest cities not only because of the mind-blowing number of citizens it has. With the amazing opulence of excitement and hustle and bustle, the Big Apple has often been named the City than Never Sleeps. The streets are cramped with passing crowds, even after the stroke of midnight. Although the official language is English, you will probably hear hundreds of languages, spoken out and about. There is hardly any other area that has served as a décor to that many movies, music videos and ads. The Statue of Liberty, Times Square, Broadway, Wall Street, Chinatown, Brooklyn Bridge and Empire State Building are only some of the iconic faces of New York that attract millions, eager to catch a glimpse of the American glamour!
2. Tokyo
With a population of nearly thirty million people, the Japanese capital Tokyo is one of the largest and fussiest urban centres on the planet in contemporary times. While you may expect such a place to be cramped and stained by such commotion, the capital claims to be amongst the cleanest locations. Well- arranged and beautiful, it is believed to be the home of the most elegant and modern people. Besides being considered the highest populated metropolitan, the city is also the financial, educational, cultural and administrative core of Japan, as well as a huge industrial hub - many international corporate leaders have established headquarters in the capital. To top it up, Tokyo is brimful of tourist attractions - astounding monuments and numerous landmarks, combined with a melange of futuristic or traditional architecture and rich historical heritage, result in thousands of visitors, flocking in to enjoy one of the global capitals!
3. Moscow
The central city of the Russian Federation is amongst the most populous locations of the continent, residence to around 10,500,000 capita. Moscow has been featured as the top expensive urban centres worldwide. It is the richest and most developed municipality in Russia and simply amazes with its colossal silhouette and size. The megalopolis also boasts the second largest and top loaded metro system, which serves more than nine million passengers daily and has about 180 stations. The metro is a primary means of transportation within the region, as car drivers risk to plunge in some legendary traffic jams. Moscow is also amongst the best shopping destinations on the globe and is a magnet for tourists, seeking some luxurious shopping experience, provided by the up-scale facilities throughout the city. The cultural and historical vault of Russia, it has kept a vast array landmarks and architectural masterpieces that show the glory and grandness of the urban heart of Communism.
4. Hong Kong
Hong Kong is a perfect starting point for those who seek to behold the wonders and beauty of Mainland China. It offers a staggering mixture of skyscrapers in various building styles - supreme creations of the human mind, which stand to demonstrate the tireless strive to conquer any heights. Towers of glass, metal and concrete, many of which peaking more than two hundred meters into the sky, synchronize beautifully with the plentiful green parks and gardens. Alongside the general urban appeal, Hong Kong rates among the biggest international financial focal points on the planet. It is also lined beside the densest population sites ever, which essentially brought front the need of more concise construction and turned Hong Kong in the world's most vertical metropolis. The quality of life and level of development lure a raising number of new settlers, which is one of the factors that make the busiest in Asia, after Tokyo.
5. Mumbai
With an aggregation of residents that exceeds 22.8 million, Mumbai, previously known as Bombay, is the central urban spot in the Maharashtra state and is certainly the richest city in all of India. The high standard of living draws in hundreds of thousands who move in from the countryside to search for better life in this cosmopolitan. It comes only natural that the greater part of the Indian economic power is concentrated here, together with the headquarters of prestigious institutions, such as the National Stock Exchange and the Central Bank. The local harbour is the biggest in western India and it accommodates about seventy per cent of the maritime trade of the region. With the increasing birth rates and influx of emigrants, Mumbai faces an even growing aggregation of populates in the near future, which, however, is accompanied by a widening income gap between wealthy and poor.
6. Beijing
China's capital Beijing has an exceptional magnetism! What first captures the attention is the scale of things - everything here is big and impressive in size, shape and splendour. The city boasts incredible cultural treasures such as the Forbidden City and the Great Wall of China - the only human creation, visible from space. Beijing's tremendous landmarks mark it amongst the favourite tourist locations in Asia, as millions of guests visit from all over the Earth every year to lay eyes on some of the best symbols of the early Asian civilizations. The metropolis itself is the beating economic heart of China, as it is a huge industrial and business engine that helps run the Nation's mechanisms. Unfortunately, over the years Beijing becomes very polluted, due to the augmented commercial activity and the immense number of auto-mobiles. A 2010 statistic shows that about five million cars could be counted on the highways daily. People who live and work in the Chinese capital have to constantly cope with the painstakingly persistent poisonous smog that envelops the landscape.
7. London
The British capital London is crowned the largest financial centre on the globe, getting ahead even of NY. The biggest city in the European Union has a vast territory, stretching nearly 60 km from east to west. In fact, London occupies a domain larger than U.S. megalopolis. Today, this multifaceted city houses about 14,000,000 citizens and is only second to the Big Apple in ethnic diversity. In latest years, London appears to be the most desired place for living, studying, working and business on the old continent, as it has excellent infrastructure, business environment and lifestyle standard. With the great opportunities it offers, the municipality attracts emigrants not only from Europe, but from every corner of the world as well, leading to an ever increasing number of inhabitants. London also has tremendous tourist attractions, such as the Buckingham Palace, the London Eye Ferris Wheel, and the famous Madame Tussauds Museum of wax figures.
8. Singapore
Probably the best planned contemporary urban location, Singapore is certainly a cosmopolitan place like no other. Its Downtown Core is a stage to some of impressive engineering spectrum and bares the commercial, cultural and trading pulse of Malaysia. The Lion city is an explosion of urban vibe! Together with Hong Kong, Taiwan and North Korea, it forms the Four Asian tigers of the continent's economic momentum. One of the top industries in the region is tourism, as the city is a popular stop to about eight million visitors world-wide every year. In order to bring in an even keener foreign interest, the local government legalized gambling recently, which gives a bit of adventurous zest to the whole Singapore experience. The country-city provides its 4.6-million population with a living standard similar to that in Germany. The great wealth of the megalopolis is derived from high technology development, shipbuilding and the extremely important strategic location. Not to mention that the city has one of the most dynamic and busy ports of the world!
9. Chicago
The third biggest urban nucleus in the United States, Chicago serves as the Midwest country epicentre of culture, finance and commerce. Manufacturing and agricultural goods trade are the prevailing mechanics of the local business landscape, as the Chicago Board of Trade is claimed to be the biggest agricultural futures market on Earth. The city is also famed as a popular spot for art lovers and connoisseurs of engineering finesse, as it boasts a bountiful of attractions, such as the Field Museum of Natural History, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Jane Addams-Hull House Museum. Famous landmarks like the Navy Pier and the Willis Towers - the highest building on the planet, are just some other interesting accents in the astonishing Chicago skyline. Such diversity of monuments and places of interest, combined with the exceptional local nature of the Lake Michigan area, make the Chicago a cherished destination for both tourists and emigrants.
10. Frankfurt
Frankfurt is the economic capital of Germany. Undoubtedly one modern, lively and colourful site, it stands among the leading finance hubs on the continent, as it houses the headquarters of the European Central Bank. The auspicious geographical location of Frankfurt at the banks of the Maine River has turned the city into a transportation focus of national importance. According to an official statement from the renowned University of Liverpool, Frankfurt is the richest city in the European Union. As such, there is no way that the robust urbanization has not left a vibrant trace - Frankfurt houses many of the tallest buildings in continental Europe. The megalopolis has an affluent cultural life, shaped by copious places of interest, museums and galleries, combined with a great night-life. The plenteous skyscrapers, concentrated in the downtown site, earned Frankfurt the nickname "Mainehatan", making connection with the eponymous modern neighbourhood of New York.
Steward Jones on 16 Feb 2012
I must admit that youр list impressed me. I travel a lot and I think you managed to define well the busiest cities. New York especially at a rush hour is a real nightmare!
Merry Howard on 17 Feb 2012
I am one of the people who always complain of traffic, fuss and noise, but i can not spend even one day out the big buzy city...
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WASHINGTON, DC—TSI Corporations has officially started work on the Marriott Marquis hotel in NW Washington, DC. The Marriott International selected TSI Corporations to provide a modern structure with glass and metal on the exterior.
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TSI / Exterior Wall Systems, Inc. scope involved the installation of the curtain wall, punched windows and storefront glass. Currently, the crew is working on the installation of 2,400 curtain wall units fabricated by Gardner Metal Systems; followed by the 29,000 punched window units and storefront glass installation. Finally, Mid-Atlantic Construction Supply will provide the composite metal panel for the building's exterior, which is approximately 94,000 square feet of panels.
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And yet, that was the point - although never catching on enough with audiences, in spite of a revolving door of cast changes with the surrounding players, the heart of the series was the affinity that Curtis and Lewis had for each other as Hannah Miller and Marty Gold, and doubtless why the movie actress and tortured comic joined up to do the show in the first place. In interviews over the years, the actors have always reflected kindly on the show, for although the writing wasn't as strong as others, the affection they shared for each other seemed more grounded, rang truer. Where on "Cheers" Sam and Diane's heat burned bright then quickly fizzled, Hannah and Marty's romance shown with light, dimly at first and brighter as it went - the coupling seemed even more compelling after the consumation. For me, Hannah and Marty had the relationship I found more intriguing - intelligent, respectful and comfortable. The show was at least as interesting after they got together, if not more so.
Sure, the courtship was set in a workplace comedy centered around a Chicago magazine, but at its core this was a story of a romance. The writers seemed to soften Lewis' stand-up persona to make him an effective romantic lead, and Curtis' rapport with him validates the writing.
Although the show's writing wasn't as strong as some comedically, it could be very insightful and touching - and certainly funnier than many others of its era.Read more ›
The setup is simple. These too people are attracted to each other but won't admit it because they work together. Love will not bloom until the third season, but the first two are still great.
Lewis and Curtis do not hog the spotlight. They allow the other characters to shine. Ann Magnuson is a standout as the editor of the magazine, and Holly Fulger is very funny as Curtis' needy best friend.
The dvds also include a documentary about the series, and commentary on the pilot with Curtis & Lewis. It's obvious everyone connected with the show loved it. Many episodes were directed by David Trainer, who directed every episode of That 70's Show.
Richard Lewis gets to do his stand-up shtick and plays the neurotic guy to the hilt. Marty is jaded and cynical and this acts as a nice contrast to Hannah's peppy enthusiasm. She's just happy to be working in a job she truly loves. As she demonstrated with a film like A Fish Called Wanda, Curtis has a knack for comedy, displaying crackerjack timing with Lewis while also being adept at physical humour as well. The writing is top notch - sharp, crisp dialogue that snaps and pops with sarcastic one-liners courtesy of Lewis in contrast to Curtis' unflappable optimism. The writers hit the right beats on a consistent basis and the cast does a great job of delivering them.
Watching Curtis and Lewis in Anything But Love is like going back in time. He sports the big hair look from the 1980s (that has not aged well) while Curtis adopts a mousy look that downplays her natural sexiness that she normally exudes. Thankfully, they would tweak her look in the second season. There is also undeniable chemistry between Curtis and Lewis that is constantly evident, like in a scene from the "Deadline" episode where they dance to a cheesy romantic song.Read more ›
The audio tracks from jamie Lee Curtis and Richard Lewis are worth it as well... except should of been done on more episodes.
It's interesting to see the change from the early episodes to a rewrite of the intro and story a bit, didnt' recall the early version of the show. They had a certain something together the main two actors and it was what made the show work.
Now, where are the remaining seasons ? This came out in 2006, it's 2014, and they still are not released. Guessing the sales weren't as great as they wanted on this set. Well if in doubt get a copy it's fun to watch.
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I have Never seen discs that scratch so easily and being double sided doesn't help,I wouldn't order again unless it was on single sided discs.Published 5 months ago by Gregory The Man
The only problem was some of the episodes listed were not there - why???Published 10 months ago by Valerie Heidell
Watching again a long-forgotten beloved series was indeed a treat.
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This to me, by far is one of the better purchases that I've made on Amazon!!!!!!!! I was so excited to see that this was available that I couldn't order it fast enough!!! Read morePublished 13 months ago by Musij
Have watched this season a few times sinced it was purchased & thoroughly enjoyed it. Laughed a lot! Arrived in great condition.Published 16 months ago by G. Amico
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I loved it.It brings you back to nostalgia of the 80s and also was very funny and entertaining.Richard Lewis and Jamie Curtis are great together.Published 20 months ago by Clare Rogan
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Roach deserved to be put on the spot like that. The level of cowardice in boxing journalism is shocking. The Mayweathers should have been grilled by every journalist that met them over their Pacquiao allegations for the past two years.
The fact that they weren't really exposes the really low standards of reporting in this sort. an inevitable consequence of the mainstream media not caring about it I suppose.
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The sale to Sound Publishing was announced Wednesday.
Earlier last month, Sound Publishing bought the alternative newspaper Seattle Weekly. The publishing company operates 39 community newspapers around Washington and northern Oregon with a combined circulation of more than 730,000. Its printing facility is located in Everett.
Sound Publishing is a subsidiary of Vancouver, British Columbia-based Black Press Ltd.
Black Press publishes more than 170 newspapers and other publications in British Columbia, Alberta and Washington state, as well as the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and the Akron Beacon-Journal in Ohio.


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Come visit the Rubicon Trail - America's wildest off-road and Jeep trail
Most likely you'll want to bring your own rig. Hopefully you kinda know what you are doing with your Jeep and don't break it out there.
Jeep rentals for the Rubicon?
Everything you need to know about the Rubicon Trail
To get answers in plain english about where to find the trail, who can use the Rubicon Trail, get gas, find a hotel, shop for more beer, get permits, find maps, locate parts, get your rig repaired, sign up for Jeep Jamboree or Jeepers Jamboree or have other questions.
© 2002-2016 Harald Pietschmann
Rubicon Trail - home of the Jeep Jamboree and Jeepers Jamboree - GPS tracks and waypoints


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A Club Sport at Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA
Please use the links above to learn more about our team. Further inquiries can be made through email using the contact information below.
If you have any questions about the team and joining, please contact our Captain, Madison Etchberger.
If you are a prospective student and would like to learn more about the team or meet with a team member or if you are an alumni and would like to be added to our alumni mailing list for regular team updates, or are interested in riding as an alum in our IHSA competitions, please contact our Prospective Student/Alumni Liaison, Paige Blakesslee.
If you would like to schedule a visit to our facility or have questions about boarding, please contact our Coach, Lindsay Vulich.
If you would like to make a donation to the team, please contact our Fundraising Coordinators, Sydney Stanion, and Caroline Wilder.
We are always in need of additional funds to support our rapidly growing team. Any donation would be greatly appreciated!