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Mary Marshall Meredith
Class Year: 3LHometown: Virginia Beach, VAUndergrad: Davidson CollegeActivities: DF's; honor's writing scholar; soccer clubSummer Employment: Bradley Arant; Troutman Sanders; RA for Dana RemusFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Anywhere I can tap dance!!Fun Fact: I wear a mouth guard to bed. My real hair color is salt & peppa.
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Class Year: 2LHometown: Gastonia, NCUndergrad: Washington and Lee UniversityActivities: North Carolina Banking Institute Journal, Staff Member; Holderness Moot Court, Corporate Law Team, MemberSummer Employment: ALSAC/St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, May-June 2015, Memphis, TN; Professor Michael Gerhardt, July-August 2015, Chapel Hill, NCFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Steel String BreweryFun Fact: I've been skydiving
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Class Year: 3LHometown: Raleigh, NCUndergrad: United States Air Force AcademyActivities: Conference on Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity Treasurer (2014-2016); VALOR Treasurer (2014-2015); UNC Leadership Development (2014-2015); BLSASummer Employment: 1L - Interned at NC Prisoner's Legal Services; 2L - Interned at Public Defender Service for the District of ColumbiaFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: University MallFun Fact: Never lived anywhere longer than five years my entire life
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Hometown: Mooresville, NCUndergrad: ClemsonActivities: North Carolina Law ReviewSummer Employment: 1L Summer: Johnston Allison & Hord (Charlotte); Bradley Arant Boult Cummings (Charlotte)Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: That sketchy Regal Timberlyne movie theater is pretty cozy. Or TOPO is fun tooFun Fact: I was once internationally ranked in the top 200 guitar hero players in the world.
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Class Year: 3LHometown: Alexandria, VAUndergrad: Appalachian State UniversityActivities: Publication Editor, North Carolina Law ReviewSummer Employment: Alston & Bird (RTP) 1L, first half; Brooks Pierce (Greensboro) 1L, second half; Alston & Bird (RTP), 2L full summerFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: He's Not or Back BarFun Fact: I have a dog named Larry.
Alex Covington
Class Year: 3LHometown: Kernersville, NCUndergrad: NC State (Go Pack!)Activities: NC Journal of Law & Technology (JOLT); Carolina Intellectual Property Law Association (CIPLA)Summer Employment: 1L summer: Research Assistant for Prof. Chin; 2L summer: Intellectual Property Intern at Eastman Chemical CompanyFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: TRU or Foster'sFun Fact: I'm a certified scuba diver
Patrick Cross
Class Year: 3LHometown: Chapel Hill, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: North Carolina Law Review (Executive Articles Editor)Summer Employment: 1L Summer — Judicial Intern, Honorable Martha A. Geer, N.C. Court of Appeals; RA, Professor Jon P. McClanahan.; 2L Summer — Brooks, Pierce, McClendon, Humphrey & LeonardFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Caffé DriadeFun Fact: All that music stuff. More succinctly: "For seven years prior to law school I spent approximately 265 days per year touring as the lead guitarist and tour manager for a band called "Who's Bad?". During my time in the band, we shared the stage with Aretha Franklin, Pitbull, the Backstreet Boys, Boyz II Men, the Four Tops, and Chairmen of the Board."
Ben DeCelle
Class Year: 2LHometown: Rockwell, NCUndergrad: UNC - PembrokeActivities: North Carolina Law ReviewSummer Employment: Johnston Allison & Hord, 2015 (first half), Charlotte; Katten Muchin Rosenman, 2015 (second half), CharlotteFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: BackbarFun Fact: I did this entire survey on my email and when I pressed submit it deleted all of my answers and took me to this Google Doc. (I'm not really angry but I did say to myself, "What the hell, dude?")
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Class Year: 3LHometown: Gastonia, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology (2L staff member, 3L article editor); Holderness Moot Court Environmental Appellate Advocacy Team (2L and 3L competing member); Environmental Law Project (2L Treasurer); Student Bar Association's Faculty Selection Committee (1L member, 2L chair)Summer Employment: U.S. District Court for the Western District of NC, Hon. Richard Voorhees; U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of NCFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Pantana Bob's deckFun Fact: I worked in Beijing, China for an entrepreneur who started a gourmet pizza restaurant/delivery company one summer during college.
Zack Ernst
Class Year: 2LHometown: Cocoa Beach, FloridaUndergrad: Florida StateActivities: Moot CourtSummer Employment: US DOJ Trustee Program (bankruptcy law); US DOJ Civil DivisionFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: He's Not. Fun Fact: Hiked the Stairway to Heaven in Hawaii.
Elizabeth Falconer
Class Year: 2LHometown: Atlanta, GAUndergrad: Appalachian State UniversityActivities: NC Journal of Law and Technology; Moot Court - Negotiations Team; Environmental Law Project (Treasurer); Women in Law; Center for Law, Environment, Adaptation, and Resources (CLEAR); Teen Court; Pro Bono, Winter Project ParticipantSummer Employment: Externship at the North Carolina Court of Appeals, Judge Martha Geer, Raleigh NC (2015) Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Beer Study/Open Eye Cafe Fun Fact: I lived in Australia
Matt Farr
Class Year: 3LHometown: Bradenton, FloridaUndergrad: UNC AshevilleActivities: North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology colloquially known as "JOLT"Summer Employment: I worked as a Research Assistant last summer for Professor Eichner. This summer I am a 3L Certified intern at the Durham County District Attorney's Office- I have gotten to try cases myself, negotiate plea deals, and argue appellate motions in District Court.Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: The Dean E. Smith Center Fun Fact: I have never ridden in an Uber. But I have seen every episode of Girls, and Sex and The City.
Brett Fox
Class Year: 3LHometown: Huntersville, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: Moot Court (Craven Bench Co-Chair); First Amendment Law Review; SBA (2L Class Council President)Summer Employment: Legal Compliance Intern, Morgan Creek Capital Management, Chapel Hill, NC (2014); Research Assistant, Prof. Burk, Chapel Hill, NC (2014); Professional Responsibility, Prof. McClanahan, Chapel Hill, NC (2014); Legal Aid of North Carolina, Morganton NC (2015)Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Tie: the 17th green, UNC Finley Golf Course and the Waffle House on Franklin StreetFun Fact: I can play six instruments: Guitar, Banjo, Piano, Mandolin, Harmonica, and Fiddle
Kirstin Gardner
Class Year: 2LHometown: Dobson, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: First Amendment Law Review; Broun National Trial Team, SecretarySummer Employment: Worked with the Bankruptcy Administrator's office in Greensboro, 2015Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: The upper quad or He's Not Here (it's a tie)Fun Fact: I have eaten tacos made with cow tongue.
Amanda Hawkins
Class Year: 3LHometown: Raleigh, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: North Carolina Law Review (Executive Comments Editor); Women in Law (President 2014-2015); Carolina Law AmbassadorsSummer Employment: 1L: Mayer Brown, Compass Group; 2L: McGuireWoods (all in Charlotte)Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: He's Not HereFun Fact: I once won first place in a gingerbread house making competition.
Troy Heisman
Class Year: 3LHometown: San Jose, CAUndergrad: University of San DiegoActivities: FALR (notes editor); Moot Court, Corporate Appellate Advocacy Team; UNC Graduate and Professional Honor System (Assistant Attorney General)Summer Employment: RA for Prof. Nichol; Judicial Intern for Superior Court Judge; Summer Clerk at the Wake County Attorney's OfficeFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: To eat? Probs Top-O. For Breakfast Merritt's, for drinks TruFun Fact: My knowledge of the show How I Met Your Mother far surpasses my knowledge of anything else in this world.
Travis Hinman
Class Year: 3LHometown: Lenoir, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: North Carolina Law Review (Editor in Chief); Domestic Violence Action Project; Women in Law (Mentor)Summer Employment: The Honorable James A. Wynn, Jr., United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit; Judicial Intern, 2014, Raleigh, NC; Nexsen Pruet, LLC; Summer Associate, 2014, Greensboro, NC; Robinson Bradshaw & Hinson, P.A., Summer Associate, 2015, Charlotte, NC; Smith, Anderson, Blount, Dorsett, Mitchell & Jernigan, L.L.P., Summer Associate, 2015, Raleigh, NCFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Do I have to pick just one? That's impossible. Polk Place is my favorite place on campus, and Buns is my go-to on Franklin Street. I also love the Kissing Bench up by Davie Poplar because it's where I got engaged.Fun Fact: I am named after my valiant ancestor, Colonel William Travis, who was the commander at the Alamo. By the transitive property, I consider myself a great American hero.
Rick Ingram
Class Year: 2LHometown: Asheville, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: North Carolina Law Review; Broun National Trial Team; Carolina Law AmbassadorsSummer Employment: North Carolina Supreme Court, Raleigh, NC, 1L SummerFavorite Place in Chapel Hill:Maple ViewFun Fact: During TFA, I coached a Varsity Girl's basketball team that made the Colorado State Playoffs for the first time in 23 years. #LostinRound1Though
Max Isaacson
Class Year: 2LHometown: Warwick, RIUndergrad: NC State UniversityActivities: North Carolina Banking Institute (NCBI) Journal; Attorney General's Staff; SBA Alumni Affairs CommitteeSummer Employment: Senator Tillis and the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, Summer 2015, Washington D.C.; U.S. District Court, Northern District of Georgia, Summer 2015, Atlanta, GeorgiaFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Gourmet Kingdom (technically Carrboro)Fun Fact: I was once in a movie with Matthew McConaughey
Beth Kapopoulos
Class Year: 2LHometown: Charlotte, NCUndergrad: Clemson UniversityActivities: Carolina Law Ambassadors; Graduate School Honor Court; First Amendment Law Review; Holderness Moot Court Negotiations TeamSummer Employment: I was unable to get an internship this summer because I had to have a couple leg surgeries.Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Top of the HillFun Fact: I've been to McDonald's in seven European countries.
Stacy Kelly
Class Year: 2LHometown: Van Horne, IowaUndergrad: Wartburg CollegeActivities: Graduate and Professional Honor System (Outreach Coordinator); Lambda Law (Secretary); Carolina Law Ambassadors (Communications Outreach Coordinator); Labor and Employment Law Society; Education Law and Policy; Sports and Entertainment Law AssociationSummer Employment: NC Attorney General's Office - Services to State Agencies (Summer 2015); University of North Carolina General Administration - Legal Affairs (Summer 2015); Sports Law Associates LLC - Paralegal (Since 2012)Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: KiposFun Fact: One of my dogs is part Rottweiler, part Corgi - yep, looks even stranger than you imagine.
Laura Kessler
Class Year: 3LHometown: Charlotte, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: Pro Bono- PR Director; Environmental Law Project- VP; Women in Law- Communications; Cancer Project- Attorney Coordinator; Moot Court Appellate Advocacy- EnvironmentalSummer Employment: NC-DOJ Air and Natural Resources, Raleigh, NC 1L summer; Roberts & Stevens, Asheville, NC half 2L summer; Motley Rice, Charleston, SC half 2L summerFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: To eat: Shiki Sushi; To drink: PicadilloFun Fact: I can lick my elbows and I live in an animal house
Tyson Leonhardt
Class Year: 2LHometown: Denver, NCUndergrad: UNCActivities: N.C. Law Review (Vol. 94 Board: Articles Editor); RRWA Honors Writing Scholar; UNC Graduate and Professional Honor Society (Atty. General's Staff); Carolina Law RepublicansSummer Employment: Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C., Chattanooga, TN, Summer Associate, Summer 2015; UNC School of Law, Chapel Hill, NC, Research Assistant, Summer 2015 (Prof. Catherine Kim); UNC School of Law, Chapel Hill, NC, Research Assistant, Summer and Fall 2015 (Prof. Bill Marshall)Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Top of the Hill patio in the springtime; preferably with a Blue & White in hand and a Tar Heel basketball game on the TV.Fun Fact: I've taken a solemn vow to never allow my age to outnumber the number of countries I have visited.
Jamey Lowdermilk
Class Year: 2LHometown: Carrboro, NCUndergrad: SewaneeActivities: N.C. Law Review (staff member); UNC Cancer Pro Bono Project (Community Outreach Coordinator); Eagle's Nest Foundation (Trustee, experiential education nonprofit in western NC)Summer Employment: I served as a legal policy intern with the Carolina Farm Stewardship Association working on behalf of small food and farm businesses in North and South Carolina. Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Favorite place: the bike path connecting Carrboro and Chapel Hill.Fun Fact: I have a miniature poodle named Baby that loves bananas as much as I do.
Kaylan Meaza
Class Year: 2LHometown: Fayetteville, NCUndergrad: NC State UniversityActivities: 1L Class President, Student Bar Association; Kilpatrick Townsend 1L Mock Trial Competition, Co-Counsel; Black Law Students Association, Public Relations Chair; Participated in fall break pro bono trip; Barbri Bar Review, Student Representative; Leadership Development ProgramSummer Employment: Legal Aid of NC, Summer 2015, Wilmington, NCFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Carolina BreweryFun Fact: I am one of six kids, with my oldest sister being 17 years older than me
Maiysa Mesbah
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Rebecca Plett
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Jamie Rudd
Class Year: 3LHometown: Raleigh, NCUndergrad: ElonActivities: First Amendment Law Review (Symposium Editor); Pro Bono Board (3L Class Coordinator, Special Trips Coordinator); Holderness Moot Court (Clerk of Court)Summer Employment: Chatham County DA's Office, and The Federal Public Defender Eastern District NC.Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: Kippo's.Fun Fact: I once won a school-wide poetry out loud competition.
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Trace Schilling
Class Year: 2LHometown: Jacksonville, FLUndergrad: Florida State UniversityActivities: Banking JournalSummer Employment: RA for Prof. Hazen, Corporate Securities Research, Summer 2015Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: The QuadFun Fact: Skydiving, traveled parts of Europe, love to play any competitive sport.
Adam Sorenson
Class Year: 2LHometown: Wilson, NCUndergrad: Brigham Young UniversityActivities: Trial Team, International Law JournalSummer Employment: Interned for Judge John Morris and Judge Michael Allphin in the Second District Court of Utah in Davis County.Favorite Place in Chapel Hill: The Dean DomeFun Fact: I enjoy running anywhere I go (Meaning anywhere I go on vacation) and I try to run most days each week.
Mackenzie Willow-Johnson
Class Year: 2LHometown: Raleigh, NCUndergrad: University of GeorgiaActivities: North Carolina Law Review; Women in Law (President); Dean's Fellow; UNC Law Leadership Development Program; Academic Excellence Program (Spring Enrichment Group Leader)Summer Employment: Troutman Sanders, 2015, Charlotte; WDNC - Chief Judge Whitney, 2015, CharlotteFavorite Place in Chapel Hill: Bread & Butter (they have the BEST muffins!). Or possibly Southern Season for brunch.Fun Fact: I once won a muffin eating contest at camp... and I was the only female participant.


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To John J. Miller --
Without question, the largest US foreign policy blunder in the 20th century was in not destroying the Soviet Union when there was a chance before 1949. It is utterly impossible to get away with a contradiction like that contained in trumpeting victories for "freedom" and "democracy", etc., while whole swathes of Europe lay under the Soviet boot and the thing was negotiated that way.
Churchill was right. Patton was right. And subsequent generations paid the direct price of ignoring them, for almost a half-century afterward. The wages of this folly are still being paid indirectly in myriad ways. One of the most important goes to all this "nation-building" rubbish -- a legacy of George Marshall and Dean Acheson, et. al. -- which consists in nothing more than the idea of attempting to bribe bloody savages into behaving themselves. "If we ship them boat-loads of our own productivity, sweat, and blood, then they won't hate or hurt us."
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Apologies if this has been asked before...
How do you disable the animations on the next/previous buttons? The slide into place and I would rather they just appear when hovered over.
Apologies if this has been asked before...
How do you disable the animations on the next/previous buttons? The slide into place and I would rather they just appear when hovered over.
You're misstaken. They don't slide or animate in any way. They just appear when hovered over.
Thanks ulfben,
Turns out that a CSS transition on one of my links was cascading through to the #hoverNav a element.
Really nice work! It's great having 2 fields available for display, and possibly different styling for each.
I found one little weird thing, and that was similar to the guy above... the link arrows would slide in when hovered, which seemed a bit weird.
I am nothing if not persistent, so I finally tracked it down. This line of CSS3 fancy/tricky stuff was doing it:
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This code is in the sample child theme of the latest release of the Genesis framework (1.9.1), so if someone is using your plugin with that, this will come up.
Hope this helps you and others.
Thanks!! Dave
Thanks for taking the time to report!
Whereas I like the < prev and next > buttons to show, at some point they stopped showing. I don't know why (btw, I'm using WP Super Cache and Better WordPress Minify, if that matters) but I did find a fix for it.
In the the wp-jquery-lightbox files:
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In otherwords, I changed from a relative path to a fully qualified path.
If you installed WP in a directory/folder and not in the root, then you'll need to add that in as well, such as: /folder/wp-content/...
Hope this helps anyone who may have come across the same issue.
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BANGOR - Lucy Mabel (Scribner) Reynolds died Jan. 3, 2013, in Bangor. She was born Jan. 5, 1930, in Harrison, the fourth child of Edward E. and Mabel (Pitman) Scribner.
She attended primary school in Harrison and in 1949 graduated from Norway High School, Norway, followed by attendance at Burdett Business College, Boston. At age 8 she went to live with her grandparents, as her mother had passed away. There she assisted in the weekly chores of baking bread, making doughnuts and doing other necessary duties incumbent upon farm living. On June 2, 1951, she married Gordon E. Reynolds. From this marriage there emerged four children, Stuart E., Curtis B., Amy P. and Joyce E. She lived in Billerica, Mass., a few years before the family moved back to Harrison, in 1956. While there she became involved with Cub Scouting and organized a neighborhood den. She also assisted with the Girl Scouts and church, and was instrumental in forming what became known as the "Knit and Sew Club." Moving to Norway she was employed as secretary at Oxford Hills High School. In 1969 the family moved to Bangor. Here she became employed by the YWCA and became comptroller, being in charge of all accounting records. For several years until Alzheimer's took over, she enjoyed greeting the troops coming from or going to the Middle East, whether at 2 p.m. or 2 a.m. She became registered with the Katahdin Area Council, Boys Scouts of America, where she took on the position of district commissioner. Her dedicated involvement on scouting and community work earned for her distinguished award of District Award of Merit and coveted award of Silver Beaver, the highest award a Boy Scout Council can award a volunteer. She is a three beader in the Wood Badge program. She was an excellent seamstress and made several quilts. She also was very active in family genealogy, which helped her in joining the Daughters of the American Revolution. She enjoyed the Daughters of the American Revolution and attended most of the meetings. She is past president of the Auburn Assembly of the Social Order of the Beauceant, a ladies group affiliated with the Knights Templar. She also served on the National Committee as the Registrar at the annual session in Alabama and traveled to the Grand Sessions in many of our western states.
In addition to her husband, Gordon, she is survived by her children, Stuart and wife, Cathy, and their children, Hazel and Kip and his wife, Liz; Curtis and wife, Jill, and children, Christopher and wife, Mary, and son, Brady; Ryan and his wife, Joy, and children, Chase and Madison; Amy and husband, Willy Rowe, and son, Tyrus Michaud and his wife, Becky, and daughter, Emily; and Joyce and her partner, Dennis, and her daughter, Lisa Randall. The family thanks the nurses and volunteers of Bangor Area Visiting Nurses, Hospice of Eastern Maine for their dedicated and helpful service. Also, many thanks to the Rev. Dr. Rex H. Garrett for his faithful visitations. A special thank you to granddaughter, Lisa Randall, whose loving care made it possible for Lucy to remain at home.
A memorial service will be held 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 8, at All Souls Congregational Church, 10 Broadway, Bangor, with the Rev. Dr. James L. Haddix, pastor and teacher, officiating. Gifts in Lucy's memory may be made to Katahdin Area Council Boy Scouts, P.O Box 1869, Bangor, ME 04402-1869. A service of Brookings-Smith, Bangor. Condolences to the family may be expressed at
Published in BDN Maine on Jan. 5, 2013
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February 2009 Indie Next List
"This is the fourth book in the utterly charming, utterly compelling series featuring Quebec's Chief Inspector Gamache. In this one, he and his wife visit an isolated resort for their wedding anniversary, becoming embroiled in the inner workings of a more-than-dysfunctional family. Penny's gorgeous prose and stunning skill with character development take this book to the top of the genre."
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The Heart of Missouri United Way has selected the community impact model in directing its agency allocation dollars to support specific "impact" areas within the community.
The American Red Cross chapter will look to the people of mid-Missouri for supplemental financial support. Over the previous two years, the Red Cross Heart of Missouri Chapter has received $89,964 each year from the Columbia-based United Way.
The American Red Cross Heart of Missouri Chapter partners with seven other United Ways and each recognizes the critical role the Red Cross plays in mobilizing communities around priority issues to improve lives.
The American Red Cross Heart of Missouri Chapter has promised mid-Missouri high quality disaster and emergency preparedness services. This loss of funding will present challenges for the organization's ability to provide essential Red Cross services in critical areas such as disaster response and readiness, community preparedness, volunteer recruitment, retention and training, service to military families and health and personal preparedness.
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"When it comes to love, there are a million theories to explain it. But when it comes to love stories, things are simpler. A love story can never be about full possession. Love stories depend on disappointment, on unequal births and feuding families, on matrimonial boredom and at least one cold heart. Love stories, nearly without exception, give love a bad name . . . .
It is perhaps only in reading a love story (or in writing one) that we can simultaneously partake of the ecstasy and agony of being in love without paying a crippling emotional price. I offer this book, then, as a cure for lovesickness and an antidote to adultery. Read these love stories in the safety of your single bed. Let everybody else suffer."—Jeffrey Eugenides, from the introduction to My Mistress's Sparrow Is Dead
All proceeds from My Mistress's Sparrow is Dead will go directly to fund the free youth writing programs offered by 826 Chicago. 826 Chicago is part of the network of seven writing centers across the United States affiliated with 826 National, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting students ages 6 to 18 with their creative and expository writing skills, and to helping teachers inspire their students to write.
A Q&A with Jeffrey Eugenides
The author of bestsellers The Virgin Suicides and Middlesex, Jeffrey Eugenides talks about his turn as editor of My Mistress's Sparrow is Dead, with Andrea Hoag, a book critic in Lawrence, Kansas, whose reviews have appeared in the Los Angeles Times Book Review, Film Comment, and Kirkus Reviews.
Q: What was the process of elimination like? Can you discuss which stories you decided to leave out?
A: The story I miss most is "Brokeback Mountain" by Annie Proulx. I picked it, but we weren't able to the secure the rights to reprint it, even though the anthology supports a charitable cause. The UK edition lacks James Joyce's "The Dead" for similar reasons. (Happily, "The Dead" is in public domain in the U.S.) The first thing you confront when you compile an anthology like this, however, is the painful obligation to exclude wonderful work. Lots and lots of it. The only way I could sleep at night was to remind myself it was all for a good cause. How did I choose? The way people choose their mates: for intelligence, beauty, humor, and a sense that they'll be around for the long haul.
Q: You say in your introduction that "sober middle-age had made me less susceptible to [Nabokovs] lush lyricism." In a way, editing this collection brought you back into the proverbial fold where he was concerned. Why do you feel that he is "much better than everybody else "?
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Natural Amenities and Rural Employment Growth: A Sector Analysis
Natural amenities have always been important to rural America. Places with high natural amenities enjoyed higher levels of employment, population, and income growth. However, the relationship between natural amenities and employment growth varies by industry and natural amenity type. Natural amenities do support the quality of life in rural areas. Yet, their impacts on service and retail sectors are more pronounced, with landscape amenities having greater impacts than weather amenities.
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Your Top Three is a series here at Movies.com where we choose a topic and you give us your top three picks.
With the positive reviews for its latest release Frozen, Walt Disney Animation Studios seems to be doing pretty well as a distinct brand from the company's more esteemed subsidiary Pixar. The latest resurgence in quality might not be as noteworthy as the early '90s revival (begun… Continue reading Your Top Three: Disney Animated Features


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The votes have been counted and the results are in: we love feet.
Results from the largest global study of sexual kinks ever undertaken show that feet and shoes are by far the biggest turn-ons.
Researchers from the University of Bologna found that, among sexual preferences for body parts, feet and toes were the most popular, with 47 per cent of those sampled preferring them. They also found that, when it came to objects associated with the body, shoes, boots and other footwear scored 64 per cent.
"Feet and objects associated with feet were the most common target of preferences," say researchers.
The survey, based on the views of men and women, also revealed some of the more obscure objects of affection. These included 150 people with a penchant for hearing aids, and two whose hearts go into overdrive thinking about pacemakers.
When you write a sex-advice column you get some questions over and over again—and "where do fetishes come from?" tops the list. Often the question is posed by someone that is dating a fetishist and wants to understand; less often the question is posed by an unhappy fetishist who goes on to ask "why me?"
There are no satisfactory answers to those questions, sadly. Back to Bologna:
How and why people develop sexual kinks is not known, and the researchers said that despite many theories having been put forward none is convincing.
For every adult into spanking who points to having been spanked as a child as the underlying cause of his adult fetish there's another adult into spanking that points to not having been spanked as the underlying cause.
Human beings are just freaks—there's something about our big brains and our highly developed social structures, to say nothing of the network of social and sexual taboos that constrain us, that inspire sexual fetishism in some, not all, of us. But tying to pinpoint where your fetish or your partner's fetish came from, what inspired or informed it, is a fool's errand. The biggest fools seem to think that discovering the root cause, recalling the experience or distinct set of circumstances that lead to the development of the fetish, will somehow "cure" the fetishist. It won't. So if you have a fetish don't waste your time wondering why.
So long as your fetish can be indulged with other consenting adults—feet, hearing aides (!), safe, sane, consensual BDSM—go for it. You really don't have a choice, you perv. Seek out pervs that share your kink or find yourself an understanding, indulgent partner and knock yourself out.


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Ever since Tiger Woods stormed the scene, even the neighborhood drugstore carries golf balls, bags, and clubs. Baseball gloves, basketballs, Rollerblades--they can be found in abundance at dozens of supply shops, right next to that requisite rack of Vikings jerseys. But SportMart is, to appropriate an expression, in another league. This superstore is so generously stocked, so spacious, that there's actually an entire aisle set aside for tennis balls. Tennis balls! No matter what the sport--soccer, volleyball, biking, boating, hiking--you're bound to find all the equipment you require at one of this chain's five local outlets. Another aisle is set aside for baseball bats, for crying out loud!
You can have your stinking Ridgedale, Rosedale, Brookdale, and all those other shopping palaces that so arbitrarily affix "dale" to their names. The Unidale Mall comes by its moniker honestly: It sits at the corner of St. Paul's University and Dale Avenues. At some 70,000 square feet, Unidale can hardly compete with its glitzy suburban counterparts in volume or variety. But it kicks collective butt on the most important score: lots of good deals and no need for the gold card. At the Disabled American Veterans thrift store, for instance, patrons can find everything from outboard motors (we lusted after a vintage seven-horsepower Scott Atwater, with tank, for just $299) to slightly used underwear (we couldn't resist the Skinny Dick's Halfway Inn panties, with an excellent depiction of copulating polar bears, $1.95). Beyond the DAV, bargain hunters can satisfy their yen for cheap deals at the Unidale's other budget-minded shops: the Super Dollar, Foodsmart, and 7-Mile Beauty Supply. While Unidale itself probably will never win any beauty prizes--what building erected in 1978 would?--the deals are downright lovely.
Their business card reads "Architectural Elements and Other Cool Stuff," and that's just what you get--everything from claw-foot tubs and old lamps to antique music stands and candlesticks. They've got doors, and they've got doorknobs. Stained-glass windows. Furniture. Pianos, even. All in a low-key, unintimidating setting. The place has been open a little more than a year, reports co-owner Scott Rogers when we interrupt him singing along to piped-in bluegrass as he works the register. "Tell a friend," Rogers says as we leave. So we are. Now go there.
Some might be drawn to bargain-basement deals at chain stores, but let's face it, these are the same people who buy all their shoes at Foot Locker. For the rest of us, there's Wet Paint. Why spend the slight amount of extra money and brave the no-elbow-room narrow aisles of this filled-to-bursting corner art shop? Because nowhere else in the Twin Cities can you get engaged in a spontaneous six-person debate on the relative merits of various brands of acrylic paint. Or find a piece of unmounted linoleum in a size no big store would bother to carry. Or that extremely rare and wondrously vibrant burnt-orange paper from Thailand that you've been looking for forever. For the best and most knowledgeable salespeople, the widest and most surprisingly comprehensive collection of all sorts of art supplies, books, magazines, and the like, and for the best dose of artistic je ne sais quoi this side of Paris, Wet Paint's the place.
Tucked away in an odd loft way in back, the baby goods department of this discount store has a lot of the same stuff as those upscale boutiques, but at a fraction of the cost. Nursery furniture, strollers, highchairs, gliders, bath seats--egads, the list is endless. Everything's first-quality, not discontinued or out of date, and it's all selected by a staff that attends trade shows and the like in order to keep abreast of safety features and industry trends. Baby Depot also offers "multiples" discounts for families buying more than one of many large items--a godsend for folks with twins or triplets, and enticing for those of us who are too lazy to move the car seat from vehicle to vehicle all the time.
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After Stonewall depicts the struggle evolving from those empowering nights in New York City, and how it blossomed into a national movement. Long a mecca for the Bohemians of society, New york City is a natural birthplace for such a movement. Now, we see how that movement grew, through the times of trial of the AIDS epidemic, to the growth of the Religious Right and their ultimate intolerance.
This video does try to capture too much in too short of time, but the effect is quick and yet inspirational. It was amazing to listen to those people who were at ground zero of the AIDS epidemic, and the response of the community to it. The section of the AIDS quilt will immediately bring tears; it's poignant and heartbreaking. This documentary stops short of the millenium, but it manages to cover a wide-range of issues.
It's critical as a community that we embrace where we've come from. It seems as we traverse times of trial and tribulation, it's important to understand our roots. It's those roots, based in the stories that are in this movie, that ground us and help instill a sense a pride in where we've come from, and where we'll be going. With that pride comes strength, strength of will, strength of character. The people who so bravely walked before us, are our sources of self-empowerment.
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I am in Federal Court in Toledo fighting for my Studio D here in Lima. So, I am interested in the DVD called STONEWALL and the DVD mentioned here, "AFTER STONEWALL." I went through all of this crap most of my life. I had nudist books, before porn and had to fight for the right of adults, who should and could read whatever they wanted to read.
Since this post, the building for the Lima Gay Community Center in Lima was demolished. An illegal foreclosure and demolition. Now going back into the Federal court for monetary damages and criminal charges against city personnel..
However, the broad historical narrative it presents is sometimes misleading. This is because the film reorders events, suggesting false cause-and-effect linkages. For instance, it suggests that the anti-gay crusades of Anita Bryant and Sen. Briggs (in 1977 and 1978) led to the founding of the National Gay Task Force (which actually occurred years earlier) and to a spate of anti-gay arson fires (also years earlier). It suggests that the anti-gay backlash surrounding the death of Rock Hudson happened after the Supreme Court's Bower v. Hardwick decision (1986) and after the wave of gay political activism in response to the Bower verdict (mostly in 1987), whereas Hudson had died the year before the Court ruling. It does this sort of thing again and again.
Presumably the goal was to create a more linear narrative, but it's bad history. I enjoy this documentary very much but please don't use it as your only source of information on the history of the gay community from the 1970s to 1990s.
AFTER STONEWALL leaps away from the WWII generation of gays and lesbians who were covered in BEFORE STONEWALL. This documentary charges onward with gay American history beginning in the 1970s. While not as intimately quirky as BEFORE STONEWALL, it addresses its target crowd: twenty-something gay people with political axes to grind.
As to that, I'd like to add that this documentary is really missing solid political input. Its preceding documentary counterpart at least had some government officials talking about their anti-gay policies. This film, however, seems to avoid the subject altogether. We have to realize that today, with Don't Ask Don't Tell being held to the fire, we still have political axes to grind.
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4. In food processor, combine oats and flour. Process until oats are coarsely ground. Transfer to medium bowl. Stir in sugar. With fingertips, rub in vegetable oil spread until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Press dough evenly over bottom of prepared pan.
5. Bake in 350° oven until lightly colored, about 10 minutes.
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7. Bake in 350° oven until topping is lightly crisped and apples are tender, about 30 minutes. Transfer pan to wire rack and cool for 5 minutes. Using foil overhang as handles, lift entire square out of pan. Cool slightly. Cut into 16 bars. Serve warm. Or store, covered, in the refrigerator for up to 2 days.
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Calories 1236 Calories from Fat 295
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 34 g51.7%
Saturated Fat 5.8 g29.1%
Trans Fat 1.7 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 212 mg8.8%
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Wii U launches in Europe on November 30, according to all official sources, but an interesting blip in advertising suggests this date might have been chosen at the last instant. Visit any European website with one of those blue "Pre-order now" Wii U banners and disable flash; the date displayed changes from November 30 to November 23. Bit of an odd error. The console arrives in the US on November 18; get the full run down on Wii U release dates, pricing, software and accessories.
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Traffic on the Bay Area's seven state-operated bridges declined for the sixth consecutive fiscal year, according to the Bay Area Toll Authority. Crossings fell 1.5% to 123,269,054 in the year ended June 30, compared with 125,196,358 the previous year. But the drop was smaller this year than the previous year's 2% decline, a sign that the region's economic health may be improving and putting more commuters on the road. The six-year decline in bridge traffic has been driven by several factors over time—earlier by high gas prices that led people to take public transportation or carpool, and more recently by a jump in unemployment that reduced commuter traffic, according to the Toll Authority. The seven state-owned bridges are the Antioch, Benicia-Martinez, Carquinez, Dumbarton, Richmond-San Rafael, San Francisco-Oakland Bay and San Mateo-Hayward. The Golden Gate Bridge isn't included in the tally because it isn't operated by the state.
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At Crown, we believe every occasion is special so we offer custom classic award ribbons for all milestones. No matter how big or small your organization or event, you can incorporate your own exclusive logo on any of our custom award ribbons. Our classic award ribbons are perfect for sports, employee recognition, service awards, scholasticachievements, dance competitions and much more.
At Crown, everyone wins so we make ordering easy. Here's how to create your own personalized classic award ribbons.
Our staff is more than happy to help guide you through every step of the process, no matter how large or small your budget may be. To receive the perfect custom classic award ribbons for your event, call us today at 1-800-542-6044 or email our custom department firstname.lastname@example.com.
As America's largest awards manufacturer and with over 35 years of experiencebehind us, Crown's Custom Ribbons are sure to fit your gift-giving needs. Crown Awards is here to provide our customers with the highest quality products at the lowest prices available, making us your classic award ribbon manufacturer of choice.
If you need same day shipping, be sure to check out our in-stock ribbon collection!
If you need to report a defective award or to return an award(s), please contact our custom team at 1-800-542-6044 as all returns and damaged must be authorized for tracking purposes.
At Crown, we are committed to 100% customer satisfaction. We guarantee superior product quality and excellent customer service.
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