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Border Security: Additional Actions Needed to Strengthen Collection of Unmanned Aerial Systems and Aerostats Data
GAO-17-152: Published: Feb 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 16, 2017.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) uses Predator B unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for a variety of border security activities but could benefit from documented coordination procedures in all operating locations. CBP uses its Predator B UAS to support a variety of efforts, such as missions to support investigations in collaboration with other government agencies (e.g., U.S. Immigration and Cus...
Department of Homeland Security: Important Progress Made, but More Work Remains to Strengthen Management Functions
GAO-17-409T: Published: Feb 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 16, 2017.
As GAO reported in its 2017 high-risk update, the Department of Homeland Security's (DHS) efforts to strengthen and integrate its management functions have resulted in the department meeting three and partially meeting two of GAO's criteria for removal from the High-Risk List (see table). For example, senior DHS officials demonstrated exemplary leadership commitment by frequently meeting with GAO...
Supply Chain Security: Providing Guidance and Resolving Data Problems Could Improve Management of the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism Program
GAO-17-84: Published: Feb 8, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 8, 2017.
Staff from U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program have faced challenges in meeting C-TPAT security validation responsibilities because of problems with the functionality of the program's data management system (Portal 2.0). In particular, since the system was updated in August 2015, C-TPAT staff have identified instances in which the...
Capitol Police Board: Fully Incorporating Leading Governance Practices Would Help Enhance Accountability, Transparency, and External Communication
GAO-17-112: Published: Feb 7, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2017.
The Capitol Police Board (Board) has wide-ranging responsibilities and according to experts with knowledge of law enforcement oversight bodies, like civilian oversight boards, the Board's scope is unique by comparison. For example, the Board has authority for security decisions, as well as certain human capital and personnel matters, including the approval of officer terminations.In 2013, the Boar...
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Additional Actions by DHS Could Help Identify Opportunities to Harmonize Access Control Efforts
GAO-17-182: Published: Feb 7, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 7, 2017.
The six selected federally-administered critical infrastructure access control efforts GAO reviewed generally followed similar screening and credentialing processes. Each of these efforts applies to a different type of infrastructure. For example, the Transportation Security Administration's Transportation Worker Identification Credential controls access to ports, the Department of Defense (DOD) C...
U.S. Customs and Border Protection: Review of the Pay Assignment Continuity Plan
GAO-16-825R: Published: Sep 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 14, 2016.
The Border Patrol Agent Pay Reform Act of 2014 (BPAPRA) established a new overtime compensation system for Border Patrol agents at U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Under BPAPRA, Border Patrol agents individually elect and are subsequently assigned by the agency to one of three rates of pay commensurate with the amount of scheduled overtime...
Aviation Security: TSA Should Ensure Testing Data Are Complete and Fully Used to Improve Screener Training and Operations
GAO-16-704: Published: Sep 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 7, 2016.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) uses a variety of programs to train and evaluate Transportation Security Officers (TSO) who are responsible for screening passengers and baggage for threats to aviation security. For example, by law, TSOs must complete 40 hours of classroom training, 60 hours of on-the-job training, and certification tests before performing screening. Once certified...
Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: CBP Action Needed to Reduce Duty Processing Errors and Mitigate Nonpayment Risk
GAO-16-542: Published: Jul 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 15, 2016.
GAO estimates that about $2.3 billion in antidumping (AD) and countervailing (CV) duties owed to the U.S. government were uncollected as of mid-May 2015, based on its analysis of AD/CV duty bills for goods entering the United States in fiscal years 2001–2014. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported that it does not expect to collect most of that debt. GAO found that most AD/CV duty bil...
DHS Management: Enhanced Oversight Could Better Ensure Programs Receiving Fees and Other Collections Use Funds Efficiently
GAO-16-443: Published: Jul 21, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 21, 2016.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) received $15 billion in fees and other collections across 38 programs in fiscal year 2014 that help fund homeland security functions, such as the screening and inspection of persons and goods entering the United States. Our analysis of DHS collections and cost data showed that 14 of the 38 programs receiving fees and other collections in fiscal year 2014 c...
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Improvements Needed for DHS's Chemical Facility Whistleblower Report Process
GAO-16-572: Published: Jul 12, 2016. Publicly Released: Jul 12, 2016.
Of the 105 reports that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) received under its interim process for whistleblowers from June 16, 2015 (the date DHS was mandated to begin collecting reports by), to April 19, 2016, DHS closed 97 because they did not pertain to Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) regulations, and referred 70 of the 97 to other federal agencies with legal authority...

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Poetry doesn't come easily for you,
Does it?
I see you sitting there
Your face scrunched up
Struggling to find the right words
Knuckles white
Thesaurus pages well used,
Even torn,
And pasted on your wall
With sticky tack.
It's something that would make
Even your dictionary
Feel envious.
© Copyright 2017 Enw Anhysbys. All rights reserved.
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
really? that much effort? i find poetry so easy so it flows just easy, yeah...sorry didn't want to boast or anything
nice poem too
Poem / Poetry
Poem / Poetry
Poem / Poetry
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Fish Stock
|Spanish onion
|1 , quartered
|2 , sliced into chunks
|Celery stalks
|2 , sliced (Including Greens)
|Parsley sprig
|Dried thyme
|1 Teaspoon
|Bay leaf
|Dry white wine
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Cold water
|8 Cup (128 tbs)
|White fish bones
|6 (Of 5-6 Fish, Such As Flounder Or Sole)
|White fish head
|6 (Of 5-6 Fish, Such As Flounder Or Sole)
|To Taste
|To Taste
1. Combine all the ingredients except salt and pepper in a large stockpot and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce heat to low and cook, partially covered, for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.
2. Strain the soup and discard solids. Add salt and pepper to taste.
3. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 4069 Calories from Fat 892
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 99 g152.7%
Saturated Fat 0.4 g2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 751.6 mg31.3%
Total Carbohydrates 201 g67.1%
Dietary Fiber 9.5 g37.9%
Sugars 17.9 g
Protein 535 g1070.6%
Vitamin A 450.6% Vitamin C 837.6%
Calcium 152.3% Iron 688%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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As we discussed in IRC, as we migrate content from mozilla.org into the dev.mo
wiki, we need redirects put in to mozilla.org so links to old content redirect
people to the new wiki locations.
We have a running list of these redirects on the Dev.mo English wiki here:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Devmo:Needs_Redirect . When those
redirects have been added, just delete them from that wiki list.
We'll probably need this done on a semi-regular basis (weekly, bi-weekly) so let
me know if I should reopen this bug or open new bugs when I need others done in
the future.
I'll add these. Taking bug and reassiging to firstname.lastname@example.com component.
Just wondering what the ETA on this bug might be. In the near future I'm hoping
to get the docs migration effort back into full swing, and we'll need redirects
like this done on a regular basis.
I'll try to get these done tonight (or is polvi working on this already now?).
I had tried to check them in to the mozilla-org/html/.htaccess file like I had
done several months ago, but that file is restricted now. I'll make individual
.htaccess files in the subdirectories themselves. Should I cvs remove the old
.html files also?
(In reply to comment #3)
> I'll try to get these done tonight (or is polvi working on this already now?).
> I had tried to check them in to the mozilla-org/html/.htaccess file like I had
> done several months ago, but that file is restricted now. I'll make individual
> .htaccess files in the subdirectories themselves. Should I cvs remove the old
> .html files also?
Use the directory that the redirect is meant for. Thanks for getting on this.
Can I please get an ETA on this?
(In reply to comment #5)
> Can I please get an ETA on this?
I cannot do the root level ones... and cannot find /projects/ at the moment. If
anyone can tackle it before me, go for it!
(In reply to comment #6)
> (In reply to comment #5)
> > Can I please get an ETA on this?
> Updated
> http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Devmo:Needs_Redirect
> I cannot do the root level ones...
Still cannot do the root level ones. We will need someone with a higher level of
commit access. Dave?
The list of required redirects has been updated (and will continue to be as time goes on and we get more docs migrated in):
Let me know how you want to handle requests like this moving forward. If you want us to file a bug each time redirects need to be done, that's cool.
These should probably be directed towards someone that normally handles www stuff. Is there such a person? A 'webmaster', if you will....
I actually don't have access to commit there either. I could probably give myself access to it (I do have admin access in despot) but I'm not sure if that's appropriate. I'm pretty sure dbaron has access there.
This is going to be something we need done occassionally (once weekly, ideally) over the long term as we continue to migrate docs out of mozilla.org into the MDC. Lag on these redirects is suboptimal, because in the period between the migration being finished and the redirect being added, there are two copies of the document, with the potential that both are updated independently of the other.
I'd appreciate it if we could sort this issue out, ideally if we could find someone with the access levels and reliability to do these redirects on a regular basis.
Any idea who might be best to take care of this?
I did the three that are in the root directory and removed them from the Needs_Redirect list. The others should be in subdirectory .htaccess files (more maintainable, and not hit on the homepage or products fast-path), and I think anybody with webtree access should have those. Feel free to send me email if you need more in the root directory; I may miss bugmail.
(And if some of you want to be added to the frontpages group, that's fine too. But there are people with webtree access who shouldn't be.)
I have another bunch of redirects that need to be made, as listed here:
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/MDC:Needs_Redirect (all except the last on the page about the Gecko DOM Ref).
If it's easier, I can create a list of the URLs to be redirected From/To here. Let me know. I'm not sure if any resolution was come to regarding who can/should/would do these redirects, or what the best process for requesting redirects might be. This needs to be sorted out because it's going to be a while before we're finished doing all the migrations from mozilla.org into the MDC, and I was hoping we could get redirects done on a weekly basis as needed.
If it turns out the only way to facilitate this is for me to be added to the frontpages group, then I guess that's what we'll have to do. Someone will just have to teach me how to do the redirects and such, since right now I haven't got a clue.
Deb, none of these pages are in the top-level directory. Like dbaron said, you don't need frontpage access to add redirects, you just need to add them to an .htaccess file in the file's parent directory. If you don't know how to do that, copy from the examples in mozilla-org/html/about/.htaccess. If you're having trouble using CVS, ask for help on IRC. If you can't be bothered with setting up the redirects yourself, assign this bug to me and I'll deal with it for you. You don't need permission from anybody to set up redirects, assuming the owner of the page (if any) is ok with you moving it in the first place.
Thanks! :)
For most files: Redirects added, files cvs removed. Please verify.
For /access/keyboard/accesskey , aaronlev owns the entire /access directory, I'm not touching it unless I know for sure he's approved any changes.
For everything you're removing from /contribute/writing , I want you to file a separate bug on it explaining why, given that we still have some documents that will be staying on mozilla.org, it is better to delete the www.mozilla.org process docs rather than to update them to reflect the current situation.
That's perfect, fantasai. Thanks a ton for the help. I'll be talking to Aaron about the accessibility documents as a whole in the near future (hopefully) and will sort out his approval at that point. I'll deal with the doc/process things separately (also hopefully in the near future).
There are several more redirects needed for mozilla.org -> developer.mozilla.org stuff. List is under "New Entries" here:
Done. Please verify. (Give the site a few minutes to rebuild, though.)
Axel has requested that the redirect for http://www.mozilla.org/rdf/doc/datasource-howto.html be removed.
Also, Nickolay has done a full list of the Gecko DOM reference redirects that are required at this time. They are available here (only up to the "things to sort out" subhead -- stuff below that is obviously not set for redirecting).
(I will verify the other redirects shortly, thanks again for the help.)
datasource-howto.html redirect removed.
Checking in .htaccess;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/rdf/doc/.htaccess,v <-- .htaccess
new revision: 1.3; previous revision: 1.2
Will add the domref redirects and cvs remove the original pages shortly.
(In reply to comment #13)
> (And if some of you want to be added to the frontpages group, that's fine too.
> But there are people with webtree access who shouldn't be.)
David, if you'd like to add me, that'd be great (I think i'll have more time now to help with adding redirects and stuff). I wouldn't touch anything except .htaccess, and only that for root-level pages.
Should we move the non-root-level pages that are currently in the root .htaccess to the individual directories? If so, I can handle that if you want.
FYI, I'm working on adding the redirects and cvs removing the original pages for the domref redirects. Hopefully now that college is almost out for the summer, I'll have more time to help with these more.
The redirects for domref and the 1 redirect that was ready from MDC:Needs_Redirect are done. Please verify and let me know if there are any problems.
(In reply to comment #25)
> The redirects for domref and the 1 redirect that was ready from
> MDC:Needs_Redirect are done. Please verify and let me know if there are any
> problems.
I verified the list, and they all seem to be OK except one:
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/dom_intro.html is supposed to go to http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Gecko_DOM_Reference:Preface , but is a 404 instead.
Checking in mozilla-org/html/docs/dom/domref/.htaccess;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/docs/dom/domref/.htaccess,v <-- .htaccess
new revision: 1.5; previous revision: 1.4
Comment #22 caused bugs 345621, 345622, 339148, and 339148.
Should be fixed now.
(In reply to comment #28)
> Comment #22 caused bugs 345621, 345622, 339148, and 339148.
Er, one of the duplicates should be 340624.
There are some new entries in the "Needs Redirect" page on MDC if someone could add those?
The redirects page has been moved to: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/MDC:Needs_Redirect (bug URL updated).
One of those is a document in the source repository that was migrated; it's listed as an lxr.mozilla.org URL but it really requires a patch to the source tree.
All of the rest can be done by anybody with Web tree access, and should be done in the .htaccess files in the directories containing the documents to be redirected.
I'll try to hopefully get these done this weekend. I have been busy with college and work and things.
Any movement on the new redirects getting added?
I believe all that were ready are finished now. Please verify.
Sorry it took so long.
BTW, I did not cvs remove the original files, but I added redirects. I'm not at home right now, so I had to use doctor, which will not allow you to remove pages. The redirects will still work, because they will still take precedence over the actual pages.
I'll try to cvs remove the old pages tonight hopefully.
Redirects have already been added a few days ago. I just cvs removed the original pages on www.m.o
Removing html/docs/jargon.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/docs/jargon.html,v <-- jargon.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.44
Removing html/docs/dom/reference/levels.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/docs/dom/reference/levels.html,v <-- levels.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.8
Removing html/docs/web-developer/upgrade_2.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/docs/web-developer/upgrade_2.html,v <-- upgrade_2.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.60
Removing html/js/index.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/js/index.html,v <-- index.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.22
Removing html/js/language/index.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/js/language/index.html,v <-- index.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.19
Removing html/newlayout/faq.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/newlayout/faq.html,v <-- faq.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.10
Removing html/projects/netlib/Link_Prefetching_FAQ.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/netlib/Link_Prefetching_FAQ.html,v <-- Link_Prefetching_FAQ.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.18
Removing html/projects/plugins/first-install-problem.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/plugins/first-install-problem.html,v <-- first-install-problem.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.2
Removing html/projects/plugins/install-scheme.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/plugins/install-scheme.html,v <-- install-scheme.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.4
Removing html/projects/xpcom/array-guide.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/xpcom/array-guide.html,v <-- array-guide.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.12
Removing html/projects/xpinstall/win_xpi.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/xpinstall/win_xpi.html,v <-- win_xpi.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.3
Removing html/projects/xslt/faq.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/xslt/faq.html,v <-- faq.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.5
Removing html/projects/xslt/standalone.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/projects/xslt/standalone.html,v <-- standalone.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.7
I've added a new needed redirect, if it could be handled at some point. Thanks!
Added redirect for data url doc. For the Bug Writing Guidelines, I want you to get review+approval from Gerv first, because it's a strongly owned document and he is the owner. So, make a list of all the differences between the original file and the wiki version, and make sure that he's ok both with all the changes and with moving it to MDC. The list of differences should include everything that isn't a formatting change: i.e. you need to include that you've dropped his name as owner/maintainer, and that you've changed the text of the box at the top as well as any other changes you made to the text of the document.
I did get an approval from gerv for bug writing guidelines.
Ok, thanks. Added redirect.
I need a redirect done for the Mozilla plugin scripting doc which has been migrated from http://www.mozilla.org/projects/plugins/npruntime.html#JS_type_mapping
I'll try to do this and the one that Aaron just approved tomorrow.
Checking in .htaccess;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/access/keyboard/.htaccess,v <-- .htaccess
new revision: 1.6; previous revision: 1.5
Removing accesskey.html;
/cvsroot/mozilla-org/html/access/keyboard/accesskey.html,v <-- accesskey.html
new revision: delete; previous revision: 1.6
NOTE: I did not redirect the one Sheppy requested because Nickolay said he thought it needed more added to it first. Sheppy said he thought it was ok. I'd like someone else to take a look and approve it, and then I can get it redirected. I am not that knowledgeable on the subject, so I did not want to have to decide who was right (Nickolay or Sheppy).
The scripting plugins stuff has already been read by the original author, who says it looks good. The content is all fine, the only issue is that the migrated version needs some organizational tweaks. Please migrate it now.
http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/mozilla/protodoc.html needs a redirect.
I'll try to do these this weekend.
; http://www.mozilla.org/hacking/getting-cvs-write-access.html needs to redirect to [[Getting commit access to Mozilla source code]]
(In reply to comment #47)
> ; http://www.mozilla.org/hacking/getting-cvs-write-access.html needs to
> redirect to [[Getting commit access to Mozilla source code]]
My questions/comments on the newsgroups have still not been sufficiently answered on the newsgroups. I'm still not happy about this (and any other _policy_) moving to MDC.
Could we have the non-controversial pages redirected in the meantime, please?
needs to be removed, and should redirect to:
Please someone visit bug 377723
is redirected to
is redirected to
The redirect in comment #50 still hasn't happened; could someone please take care of it?
Bug 394082 is related. It claims that after a URL is redirected, the corresponding file should be "cvs remove"d from mozilla-org CVS.
Please redirect
I migrated http://www.mozilla.org/scriptable/components_object.html to [[Components object]] and added a redirect for it. I'd remove the original file if I could do so from the web interface, and it's not worth my time to get a partial www tree to do so. Please remove the file there, because it's not needed any more.
I migrated http://www.mozilla.org/cvs-ssh-faq.html to [[Using SSH to connect to CVS]] and added a section about firewalls.
I edited the www page via CVS to make it just be a link to this new page, but I'd like to have a redirect instead.
I migrated a bunch of documents, listed here:
Please redirect the URLs and "cvs remove" the old files, magic web elves!
Can anyone review the current "Needs Redirect" list? I have migrated and listed 100+ documents. I have a mozilla.org CVS access, so once the review is done, I can remove old files then setup redirects myself.
*** Bug 409041 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
looks like there are still a pile of redirects (from jorendorff's spree, comment 58) waiting to be done - is anyone free to take care of them?
Added a new redirect that needs doing.
Added a new redirect.
Added another new redirect that needs to be handled.
Are there still some needing to be done?
Yes, there's still a bunch of redirects to set up. The URL is this bug was pointing to a non-existent page on MDC though so I updated it.
Ping? Can anyone create the pending redirects?
I'll take a look. I think I still have access.
Resolving as I believe the one mozilla project addressed these redirects.
Please file new bug to MDN if still needed.
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A wedding at Tribeca Rooftop is the perfect celebration for a city couple looking for incredible views. There are few venues in Manhattan, New York, that offer up both an amazing ceremony location and a unique reception location all within the same venue. Tribeca Rooftop has not only an incredible rooftop for ceremonies but a vast, unique reception space for parties.
From the rooftop ceremony space, one can the Empire State Building, Soho, the Hudson River and expansive views of gorgeous downtown Manhattan. It's an excellent location for an outdoor New York wedding ceremony. The Tribeca Rooftop roof deck is also a brilliant choice for an outdoor wedding cocktail hour. It's gorgeous when the sun sets over the city, and the location of Tribeca Rooftop affords you a unique view at this time of day. At the last wedding I photographed there, the sun set in a fiery orange haze right as cocktail hour began. It really was a gorgeous sight for the bride, groom, and their guests.
When the wedding moves inside for the reception, Tribeca Rooftop boasts an enormous loft capped with a huge skylight. I have never seen any venue in Manhattan that offers up such a unique space for a wedding reception.
In this image, the bride and groom are exiting their ceremony on the Tribeca Rooftop roof deck. The bride stopped to high-five one of her guests, and I love this moment. You can see the exquisite floral decor of the ceremony space behind them. Behind that, you can see the incredible views that Tribeca Rooftop is so known for. It's really spectacular to watch a wedding ceremony here, as the city rises so majestically in the background. It's the perfect location for a city-loving couple to host a unique wedding with a Manhattan view!1/500; f/4.0; ISO 1600; 70.0 mm.


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It's market day again today, the sun is shining so it means that the markets will be large. We begin our day with coffee and pastries at the Black Wolf pub prepared lovingly for us by my cousin Guiseppe. Silvana and I begin wandering around the market while Michael decides to sit for a while longer checking emails. We meet up with relatives and friends, have brief chats and continue shopping. Silvana buys a few things and I manage to finally find a large tablecloth for my ...
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We have put a hold on our adoption application process until further notice. We are fine-tuning our policies and processes of assessing and preparing our dogs for adoption. This is important to us as a rescue organization and to you as potential future adopters and GRRoW volunteers. The state of Wisconsin has laws in place to protect its families and the dogs that are part of them. We pride ourselves in placements that have a less than one percent rate of return, and compliance with state regulations is an important part of this process. While we continue to explore ways to help Golden Retrievers find their forever homes, we also need to find ways to keep up with the requests to adopt them. Please continue to monitor our website, as that will be our primary means of communicating when adoption applications will again be re-opened. In the meantime, please click the "volunteer" tab to find ways to join and support GRRoW to help make it even better! With Gratitude, The GRRoW Board of Directors and Coordinators.
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The purpose of this project is to determine the nature of the hearing difficulties experienced by listeners whose ability to hear quiet sounds like pure tones is still relatively good. One particular focus of the project is on older listeners who, despte normal audiograms, find understanding speech in background sounds difficult. For comparison, younger listeners with cochlear hearing loss will also be examined. The framework of the project is structured around 3 Specific Aims.
The first Aim explores the possibility that normal thresholds in quiet can belie permanent neural dysfunction at the level of the auditory nerve, a situation that parallels noise exposure work showing that recovery of sensitivity following acoustic over-exposure can occur despite residual nerve damage.
This Aim will lead to a better delineation of the sound-processing deficits that exist in the face of apparently good hearing.
The second Aim focuses on auditory brainstem responses [ABRs] evoked by complex sounds like speech. This type of ABR testing is rapidly growing in usage but much remains to be understood about the basic response. The immediate goal of the second Aim is to study the particular situation of age-related differences in the speech-evoked ABR, but the broader objective is to use this study as a vehicle to better understand the multiplicity of factors that contribute to the generation of the speech-evoked ABR both in the normal and cochlear-impaired auditory system.
The final Aim contributes a new perspective on factors that affect speech understanding in everyday listening environments where the background sound is typically fluctuating in both time and frequency making the glimpses of target speech themselves dynamically vary across these dimensions as well as across ears. Together, these three Aims combine to provide a series of parallel studies that will significantly advance our understanding of the processing of complex sounds like speech in challenging listening environments, even for people with relatively good hearing.
of this project to public health is that it advances our understanding of everyday listening difficulties experienced by people with hearing loss, as well as by people whose hearing is otherwise deemed to be good - especially those who are older. The project also provides new insights into objective tests of hearing that are gaining in popularity. Overall, the findings will be relevant to the public health challenge of the burgeoning communication difficulties experienced by an increasingly aging population.
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|Grose, John H; Buss, Emily; Hall 3rd, Joseph W (2009) Within- and across-channel factors in the multiband comodulation masking release paradigm. J Acoust Soc Am 125:282-93
|Grose, John H (2008) Gap detection and ear of presentation: examination of disparate findings: re: Sininger Y.S., &de Bode, S. (2008). Asymmetry of temporal processing in listeners with normal hearing and unilaterally deaf subjects. Ear Hear 29, 228-238. Ear Hear 29:973-6;author reply 976-9
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Civitavecchia (Rome),
Rome the Eternal is 25 centuries old and constantly reinventing itself. The
glories of Ancient Rome, the pomp of the Renaissance Papacy, and the futuristic
architecture of the 20th and 21st centuries all blend miraculously into a
harmonious whole. You can get Wi-Fi in the shadow of 2,000-year-old ruins. It's
this fusion of old and new and the casual way that Romans live with their
weighty history that make this city unique.
It's not the Roma your mother knew.
No, in many ways it's better! Much of the historic center has been pedestrianized or has had its access limited to residents, public transport, and taxis, so you can now stroll around areas like the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps without having to dodge a constant stream of traffic. A radical change for Italy is that smoking is now banned in all public places, including restaurants and pubs. And central areas such as Monti, Testaccio, and San Lorenzo have become gentrified or arty-chic, so you can extend your sightseeing range to spots your mother wouldn't have dreamed of visiting.
Spend a day in Rome's Esquilino neighborhood and you'll see just how cosmopolitan the Eternal City is becoming. Once famous for its fruit and vegetable market at Piazza Vittorio, the area has fast become a multiethnic stomping ground, with a vast choice of Chinese, Indian, African, and Middle Eastern restaurants. The now world-famous Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio, made up of 16 musicians from North Africa, South America, the Caribbean, Eastern Europe, and Italy, got its start in this ramshackle district just steps away from Rome's Termini station and now performs at festivals around the world. It's worth noting, too, that Rome, the stronghold of Roman Catholicism is also home to Europe's largest Islamic mosque. Near the elegant Parioli district, north of the city, it opened its doors in 1995 and welcomes visitors of all faiths.
A new metro line
Romans are anxiously awaiting the completion of the new Metro C subway line, which will cut through the city center at Piazza Venezia and link with both the A and the B lines at Ottaviano for St. Peter's and the Colosseum, respectively. Expected to considerably ease on-surface traffic congestion, the new line progresses slowly because every time a shaft is sunk in Roman ground, some important archaeological site comes to light and all work halts while it is investigated. The planned station at Piazza Torre Argentina, in fact, had to be canceled due to the wealth of material uncovered.
Rome also has a new bridge.
The grandiose new "Ponte della Musica" bridge by Tiber River has now "bridged
the gap" between the worlds of sports and music and arts: it connects the Foro
Italico area (home to Rome's stunning Stadio Olimpico and Stadio dei Marmi) with
the Flaminio district (where the Parco della Musica and the MAXXI museum are
located). Designed by British star-engineer Buro Happold, the eco-friendly ponte
can be used by pedestrians, cyclists, and electric buses.
New rails
Italo, Italy's first private railway, now gives rail travelers an alternative to the state-run Trenitalia. Italo leaves from the newly restructured Tiburtino station (not from Termini) and connects most of Italy's major cities. Its technological gem is the high-speed Frecciarossa 1000 (Red Arrow 1000), which can reach a top speed of 225 mph. For shorter journeys, you'll have to settle for the regional rail network.
In Rome, the Eternal(ly culinarily conservative) City, simple yet traditional cuisine reigns supreme. Most chefs prefer to follow the mantra of freshness over fuss, and simplicity of flavor and preparation over complex cooking methods.
Rome has been known since ancient times for its grand feasts and banquets, and though the days of Saturnalia feasts are long past, dining out is still a favorite Roman pastime. But even the city's buongustaii (gourmands) will be the first to tell you Rome is distinguished more by its good attitude toward eating out than by a multitude of world-class restaurants. Romans like Roman food, and that's what you'll find in the majority of the city's trattorias and osterie (wine bars). For the most part, today's chefs cling to the traditional and excel at what has taken hundreds, sometimes thousands, of years to perfect. This is why the basic trattoria menu is more or less the same wherever you go. And it's why even the top Roman chefs feature their versions of simple trattoria classics like pasta all'amatriciana with a tomato, Roman bacon, chili pepper, and pecorino cheese sauce—sometimes with onion, although for some that's an issue of debate. To a great extent, Rome is still a town where the Italian equivalent of "what are you in the mood to eat?" translates to "pizza or pasta?"
Nevertheless, Rome is the capital of Italy, and because people move here from every corner of the Italian peninsula, there are more variations on the Italian theme in Rome than you'd find elsewhere in Italy: Sicilian, Tuscan, Pugliese, Bolognese, Marchegiano, Sardinian, and northern Italian regional cuisines are all represented. And reflecting the increasingly cosmopolitan nature of the city, you'll find a growing number of good-quality international food here as well—particularly Japanese, Indian, and Ethiopian.
Oddly enough, though, for a nation that prides itself on la bella figura ("looking good"), most Romans don't care about background music, other people's personal space, the lighting, or the fanfare of decor. But who needs interior design when so much of Roman life takes place outdoors, and dining alfresco in Rome can take place in the middle of a glorious ancient site or centuries-old palazzo?
It's the click of your heels on inlaid marble, the whisper of 600-thread count Frette sheets, the murmured buongiorno of a coat-tailed porter bowing low as you pass. It's a rustic attic room with wood-beamed ceilings, a white umbrella on a roof terrace, a 400-year-old palazzo. Maybe it's the birdsong warbling into your room as you swing open French windows to a sun-kissed view of the Colosseum, a timeworn piazza, a flower-filled marketplace.
When it comes to accommodations, Rome offers a wide selection of high-end hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, designer boutique hotels, and quiet options that run the gamut from whimsical to luxurious. Whether you want a simple place to rest your head or a complete cache of exclusive amenities, you have plenty to choose from.
Luxury hotels like the Eden, the Hassler, and the Hotel de Russie are justly renowned for sybaritic comfort: postcard views over Roman rooftops, white linen and silver at a groaning-table breakfast buffet, and the fluffiest towels. But in other categories, especially moderate and inexpensive, standards vary considerably. That's a nice way of saying that very often, Rome's budget hotels are not up to the standards of space, comfort, quiet, and service that are taken for granted in the United States: you'll still find places with tiny rooms, lumpy beds, and anemic air-conditioning. Happily, the good news is that if you're flexible there are happy mediums aplenty.
One thing to figure out before you arrive is which neighborhood you want to stay in There are obvious advantages to staying in a hotel within easy walking distance of the main sights. If a picturesque location is your main concern, stay in one of the small hotels around Piazza Navona or Campo de' Fiori. If luxury is a high priority, head for Piazza di Spagna or beyond the city center, where price-to-quality ratios are higher and some hotels have swimming pools. Most of Rome's good budget hotels are concentrated around Termini station, but here accommodations can vary widely, from fine to seedy, and you'll have to use public transportation to get to the historic part of town.
Rome has always been Italy's go-to city for epic evening adventures. Whether it's a romantic rooftop drink, dinner in a boisterous restaurant, or dancing into the wee hours, Roman nightlife has always been a scene set for a movie.
Director Federico Fellini immortalized nocturnal Rome in his many films about life in the Eternal City. Satyricon showcased Lucullan all-night banquets (and some more naughty entertainments) of the days of the emperors, while La Dolce Vita flaunted nightclubs and paparazzi of the city's Hollywood-on-the-Tiber era. And as the director lovingly showed in Fellini's Roma, the city's streets and piazzas offered the best place for parties and alfresco dinners. Many visitors would agree with Fellini: Rome, the city, is entertainment enough. The city's piazzas, fountains, and delicately colored palazzos make impressive backdrops for Rome's living theater. And Rome is a flirt, taking advantage of its spectacular cityscape, transforming ancient, Renaissance, and contemporary monuments into settings for the performing arts, whether outdoors in summer or in splendid palaces and churches in winter. Held at locations such as Villa Celimontana, Teatro dell'Opera, the Baths of Caracalla, or the church of Sant'Ignazio, the venue often steals the show.
Of all the performing arts, music is what Rome does best to entertain people, whether it's opera, jazz, or disco. The cinema is also a big draw, particularly for Italian-language speakers, and there's a fantastic array of other options. Toast the sunset with prosecco while overlooking a 1st-century temple. Enjoy an evening reading in the Roman Forum or a live performance of Shakespeare in the Globe theater in Villa Borghese park. Top off the night in your choice of Rome's many bars and dance clubs. When all else fails, there's always late-night café-sitting, watching the colorful crowds parade by on a gorgeous piazza—it's great fun, even if you don't speak the language. Little wonder Rome inspired Fellini to make people-watching into an art form in his famous films.
Handmade leather goods are among the best things to splurge on in Rome—excellent workmanship and attention to detail are the norm, and you'll find beautifully constructed jackets, shoes, gloves, handbags, and more. You can even have items made to order at artisan workshops.


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- 01-26-2014, 12:04 PM Thread Author #1
I can't figure out how to move my media from my computer to the phone. What's the problem?
All I want to do is simply to move my music library, movies, and shows from my computer to my phone.
For context, if it'll help, my computer is a five-year-old-ish Asus laptop running on Window XP. It's a dinosaur, but it's stuck by me through thick and thin. The first time I plugged in the USB cable, it asked me it needed to look up something called the CDC Serial. Then it stuffed that up and, hoping for the best, I thought nothing much of it. Also, it asked for the camera to be opened by one of the given options, which I canceled on. I just wanted to start organizing my songs and watching movies, not play around with the camera. How hard could it be to drag and drop files?
Here I was: http://i.imgur.com/3r8Sw94.png, at some destination called "HTC_PN071 #2" with a, what, camera icon? Weird, but again, I didn't think much of it, especially when I soon spotted those Movies and Music folders! So I dragged an episode of The Inbetweeners to be dropped into the former... but instead of being copied to it as expected, the file just sort of vanished when I released the mouse button there. Before I did, there was that black no-smoking sign over the icon, telling me I couldn't drop it there. But where else could I have dropped it, then?
Earlier, I had already transferred some eBooks from my hard drive to the phone's eBook folder via AirDroid (if only it could handle large file sizes), so I went back to check in on that folder and look here: http://i.imgur.com/Xu8gEUd.png. Being .epub files, should they have that icon, normally attributed to photos? I can't drop anything worth a damn in this place.
Let's try the HTC Sync Manager, I thought, so I headed there: http://i.imgur.com/kvdLue2.png. But installing anything in that folder, from the Setup file both HSMSetup_Global.exe and HTC_Sync_Manager_PC.exe gave me, to IPTInstaller.msi, only brought up this message: http://i.imgur.com/7RX0Sw5.png. Clicking on both HTCDriverInstaller.exe and HTCDriverUninstaller.exe, by the way, did absolutely nothing. Nothing there seemed to work.
Then I Googled for how to fix the above problem, and that led me to this guy: How to Fix "The Windows Installer service could not be accessed" Error. But I don't want to screw up my computer, at least not any further than it's already been, so I haven't done anything yet, not until I know from more capable people just exactly what's going on, and how I can fully take advantage of my 64-GB internal memory. I've tried changing the USB port, making sure the phone screen wasn't locked, and restarting my computer. Nada.
Can someone please help me out?
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Have you tried using extracted drivers instead of HTC Sync Manager? May be worth a shot. Extracted drivers can be found here.
- 01-26-2014, 07:55 PM Thread Author #3
Re: I can't figure out how to move my media from my computer to the phone. What's the problem?
This message popped up again: "The Windows Installer Service could not be accessed. This can occur if you are running Windows in safe mode, or if the Windows Installer is not correctly installed. Contact your support personnel for assistance." It's the oddest thing because, with any other programs, their installations went ahead without any problems.
- 01-27-2014, 07:27 AM Thread Author #4
Re: I can't figure out how to move my media from my computer to the phone. What's the problem?
Well, it's not perfect, but after some searching, I stumbled upon this post. Actually, I skipped steps two and three, and just entered my server address into the Window Explorer address bar. Put in the same password I gave Solid Explorer, and what do ya know, I could drag and drop stuff now! The huge downside was that it took about a minute to move just one song from my computer to the phone, and, right now, almost an hour to transfer a mere 168-MB Parks and Recreations episode into the latter. Who knows how long it'll take to move my entire music library?
Even if this is progress, it's not the best. Anyone else have any other idea?
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it should just be able to be opened in windows explorer. it shows up as a new drive and its simple click and drag from there.
it sounds like you got some camera software interfering
- 01-28-2014, 03:27 AM Thread Author #6
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The New Face of War, Part 2 is the fifty-second issue in the Star Wars: Republic series of comics. It was published on April 9, 2003 by Dark Horse Comics.
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A Gungan settlement has been massacred, General Kenobi has been captured, and the Separatists are planning to wipe out Naboo with a biological weapon! Only Anakin Skywalker and Alpha, a clone trooper specialist, can save the day—but that's only if they can get past Durge, Count Dooku's hired assassin who has a centuries-old grudge against the Jedi, and Commander Asajj Ventress, a mysterious Jedi with a dark past!
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Wake up to a blissful meditation day with this buddhist alarm clock with beautiful golden buddha design and falling blossom cherry tree.The alarm will wake you with a randomly selected buddhist chant to invigorate your day. We are open as a developing team to any other chants you would like included in the next update so please contact us using the contact developer section.
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The third episode of BET's Sunday Best aired on Tuesday October 16, 2007. The remaining ten of the original twenty contestants upped their game for a chance to continue to the next round. There were only five slots available, therefore the contestants had to deliver their Sunday best, or face the consequences of being eliminated from the competition.
Deanna Dixon from Indianapolis, Indiana started off the competition with the song "Be A Fence." She engaged the crowd, while managing to give the song her own original spin, without missing a beat. The challenges for one individual to sing a group song can be overwhelming, but in this case she made it seem effortless. Make it do what it do, Deanna!
Charisma Sweat from Chicago, Illinois came next in line with "We Fall Down." Her voice is filled with melodies of a jazz or rhythm and blues singer. It is distinct from the other vocal artists who performed. The gentle approach she took disappointed the judges — they were expecting her to convey the power that stemmed from the song itself. However the sound of her voice brought a different feel to the competition. A snazzy glare with jazzy flare, keep on keepin' on, Charisma!
Queensley Felix from Houston, Texas sang "Going Up A Yonder." Though she displayed great energy, passion, and heart, the vocals were pitchy in some spots. She has the ability and hopefully it will take her far but she has to be careful about staying in her vocal range. Keep your game tight, Queensley!
Corey Webb from Marietta, Georgia stepped to the stage with the song "Jesus Can Work It Out." He rocked the crowd with his style of praise. He brought the audience to their feet with his gospel hype. With a strong voice and a pleasing pitch he demonstrated the potential needed to become a gospel great. Rock on with your bad self, Corey!
Yvonne Cobbs-Bey from Pinole, California sang "Spirit of the Lord." She is the viewers' choice, chosen through the video she sent in via Internet. The judges commented that her energy level fell below that of the song. They were not convinced she took it to the next level, however they were certain that she gave a mediocre performance. Don't believe the hype, Yvonne!
Juannell Johnson from Chicago, Illinois sang "Coming Out of the Dark." This guy's voice is great. He showed promise but it became clear the moment he walked out onto the stage that he didn't possess the self-confidence. Keep your head up, Juannell!
Emily Gomez from American Falls, Idaho brought "Excellent Lord" to the stage front. This is a gorgeous woman, and when you look at her you would never expect such a sound of grandeur to flow out of her. It makes you wonder what else may be buried in Idaho other than potatoes. How excellent is your voice, Emily!
Crystal Aikin from Tacoma, Washington brought the crowd to tears with the song "Alabaster Box." This woman took the competition to a completely different level with her incredible voice. She has such an anointing on her voice that even the judges could not deny it. What you felt when you heard her voice described the very essence of the word 'anointing'. You've got skills, Crystal!
Lawrence Williams from Jacksonville, Florida put a twist on the performances thus far when he rapped the song "Changed." The combination of the beats, along with his style, flowed together, creating his own unique sound. His lyrics portrayed the message of his journey to Christ. Stay true, Lawrence!
Tasha Collins from Chicago, Illinois ended with a bang as she sang "I Love the Lord." This is the young woman who the judges eliminated during the tryouts in Chicago. However, she did not give up that easily and auditioned again in LA and the judges reneged on their original decisions and she became one of the twenty finalists. She brought the house down with her excellent vocal talent. She can defiantly carry a tune. He is a God of a second chance, Tasha!
Atlas, the time had come for the judges to make their decisions. The journey to being BET's Sunday Best had ended for some but for others would be a step closer to their dreams. The question "who made the cut" penetrated the atmosphere as the following names were announced:
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It is a test that most managers would love, but one that, as history has shown, surprisingly few pass: offered far more money to spend than any rivals, build a squad to outstrip them. Sven Goran Eriksson was able to achieve it at Lazio, winning a first championship in 26 years, yet at Manchester City, where the sums on offer appear to be the highest yet, throwing a team together who moved from 14th place to ninth was considered insufficient progress to merit his continuing in the job.
Now Mark Hughes, solid, dependable and steeped in British football, has taken on the mantle – or poisoned chalice – and supporters have been assured by the club's garrulous chief executive, Garry Cook, that he will not go the way of Eriksson in three months' time. Just to be on the safe side of City's fabulously wealthy Abu Dhabi owners, however, it would be worth maintaining the team's current progress, even if an away fixture against the previous rich boys of English football at Stamford Bridge today is not the ideal opportunity.
Not since the earliest League tables of the season have City been as high as their present eighth, a status all the more impressive in that they were in the relegation positions at Christmas, when Manchester United's favourite carol was (tune – "Yellow Submarine"): "City going down with a billion in the bank."
Hughes's quiet dignity has been a feature ever since the dramatic takeover on transfer-deadline day, when Robinho was snatched from under Chelsea's noses. A phrase he used in the wake of Thursday's 2-0 Uefa Cup first-leg victory over Aalborg summed up the man and his philosophy: "A good professional performance." His maturity may even be matched now by the club, if, as he said on Friday, they will no longer stand for talk of silly transfer fees, whether for Kaka, David Villa or anyone else: "Initially that was the case but now people have an understanding that if the deal's not right for us, we'll walk away. We've done it in other circumstances and it's not as if clubs can say any price and we'll pay it."
It is tiresome, in any case, for him to be talking about transfers six weeks after the last window closed and two- and-a-half months before the next one is thrown open. Drawn on the subject of Chelsea's captain, John Terry, he spoke only of a respected opponent, not a highly unlikely new recruit: "He's a great captain and a great guy as well, and he's a player that everybody in football has a great deal of respect for because of his attitude to the game and his application and the way he leads his team."
Hughes is more comfortable talking about City players, including Robinho, even if the question is usually framed around how long they can keep him: "He says on a regular basis he wants to stay. He is happy here, he enjoys his football and you can see that by the way he plays. He has a group of team-mates who enjoy his company and his ability on the field because he's a top, top player and he will help them win matches. He's as good as I've seen at making the half a yard of space to create something."
Then there is Stephen Ireland, one of the revelations of the season in midfield since putting personal problems and the Irish national team behind him; and Shaun Wright-Phillips, who, like Wayne Bridge, deserves a warm reception at Stamford Bridge today: "I've seen him in situations where you think he's going to get clobbered by two or three players at the same time and all of a sudden he skips out and comes out with the ball. It's a quality I haven't seen in many players."
When the discussion turns back to Chelsea, one of his former clubs, there is a first hint of criticism, based on the decision to dispense with Jose Mourinho 18 months ago: "The surprise was when, from looking in great shape and very solid, Mourinho left under whatever circumstances. Looking from the outside, the change hasn't helped them at times. They got to a Champions' League final and were a penalty kick from winning it, so they haven't done badly, but the perception is that there have been too many changes in a short space of time."
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Pet Sematary by Stephen King
When his wife and children are away, Louis Reed's daughter's beloved pet cat is killed in a road accident. Not long after burying the cat in the pet sematary behind the house, the cat returns - seemingly alive, but not quite. When a tragedy befalls the family, Louis can't help but wonder: if the cat could come back to life... could it work on a person? Utterly chilling.
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Jess Moulson wakes up in hospital with no idea how she got there. As her memories begin to return she must face up to the awful truth, and endure her new life in a maximum security women's prison. Bad Girls meets the Lovely Bones - imaginative, haunting and brutal.
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Steven Seagull is a cop like no other – for one, he's a seagull. Retired from the force, Steven is put back on the case to catch whoever is stealing sand from the beach: will he catch the culprit and save the day?
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We will be bringing the Under The Love Umbrella story to life by showing children how to create their own paper umbrellas at this arts and crafts workshop.
Charlotte, from our Bristol shop, tells us why she recommends Furiously Happy!
Charlotte, from our Bristol shop, suggests five of the best books for when we need a little extra inspiration and encouragement in life.
Becky from our Bristol branch celebrates the arrival of feminism to comic books.
Read an extract from Lucinda Hawksley's The Writer Abroad
Magdalena from our Birmingham branch has a selection of books for all you budding film makers out there.
Matthew's writing looks at the ways technology is changing our experience of the world – and of each other. Yet in spite of his fascination with tech, he still prefers reading on paper. Here's why.


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Marshall was one of the most effective educators that I worked with in Extension. He held his audience in anticipation and they listened to his every word. I was proud to be able to call Marshalll my friend, and to have had such a great relationship with this effective teacher.


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Happy go lucky, down to earth and see where life takes me. I love travelling, meeting interesting people, parties festivals. I love to meet anyone with an open mind and fresh ideas.
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- festivals
- partying
- traveling
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Music, Movies, and Books
Sooooo many artists I love. I love music but can't play it! I adore a lot of old performers and bands. And like the best of all types of music these days, but normally end up listening to simple acoustic.
Books: Hemingway, Catch 22, 100 years of solitude, Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance, Howl, To kill a mocking bird, Fear and loathing in Las Vegas
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