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Description: Dino is a cat who leads a double life. By day he's a lovely pet living with Zoe, the young daughter of a Paris detective. But at night Dino sneaks out the window to work with a slinky cat burglar with a big heart. A beautifully hand-drawn caper set in the shadowy alleyways of Paris, "A Cat in Paris" was created with young viewers in mind, but it?s smart and stylish enough that adults love it, too. Nominated for the Best Animated Feature Oscar. In English. Rated PG. 2011; 70 min.

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Meet the Manning Finalists - Max Hall
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Max Hall (BYU, Senior) has led his team to a 10-2 overall record this season, closing out the season with a 26 - 23 OT victory against Utah. On the season, Hall has completed 256-of-379 passes for 3,368 yards with 30 touchdowns and 14 interceptions. He is only the second player in Mountain West Conference history to pass for over 3,000 yards in three consecutive seasons. His pass efficiency rating of 160.93 leads the conference and is third nationally. Hall also leads the MWC in total offense averaging 287.2 yards per game. He owns a MWC record with eight 300-yard passing games this season, breaking his own record of seven last year. He set the MWC single-game record for a senior quarterback with five touchdowns vs. Air Force. Hall holds the all-time BYU and MWC records with seven touchdowns vs. UCLA last year. He was named Conference Player of the Week five times this season. BYU will face Oregon State in the Las Vegas Bowl on December 22 and 7 p.m. on ESPN.
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Today it's as if a blanket of fog has dropped over commerce; visibility is near zero.
Put every blanket you own on your bed, just to get warm, just for a moment.
Prince, Paris, and blanket are likely getting earfuls of their relatives' bickering.
Bush era Republicans are making their anger known after the RNC passed a resolution denouncing the NSA's "blanket surveillance."
Both bodies were lying in the back of a truck, partially covered by a blanket.
It was stuffy and hot, but Yetta, in spite of her shawl and blanket, shivered when the intermission was over.
I carried her into my sister's room, and laid her on a blanket.
One old creature threw a blanket over her head in such a way that it might cover her face.
Red Feather offered his blanket to Dot, but she shook her head.
He looked under the berth, peered into the corners, and pulled back the blanket and sheet.
c.1300, "bed-clothing; white woolen stuff," from Old French blanchet "light wool or flannel cloth; an article made of this material," diminutive of blanc "white" (see blank (adj.), which had a secondary sense of "a white cloth." Wet blanket (1830) is from the notion of a person who throws a damper on social situations like a wet blanket smothers a fire. In U.S. history, a blanket Indian (1859) was one using the traditional garment instead of wearing Western dress.
Only 26,000 blanket Indians are left in the United States. ["Atlantic Monthly," March 1906]
c.1600, "to cover with or as with a blanket;" also "to toss in a blanket" (as punishment), from blanket (n.). Related: Blanketed; blanketing.
c.1600, "to cover with or as with a blanket;" also "to toss in a blanket" (as punishment), from blanket (n.). Related: Blanketed; blanketing.
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TOKYO -- Infobip is rolling out its ¥Coins virtual currency, which allows international content providers to monetize their services in the Japanese digital and mobile content market.
The company claims to be the first international payments provider to offer this type of service not only to local companies, but also to those without a presence in Japan.
As a virtual currency, ¥Coins, or Yen Coins, are tokens exchanged for digital and virtual goods in games, social networks and online worlds, and are accepted in all services of a single provider.
A mobile or online user purchases ¥Coins using a prepaid or post paid mobile account. Alternatively, game cards from Japan's leading providers are accepted for payment.
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POMONA - Despite the threat of looming rain, hundreds of racing fans enjoyed the smell of burning alcohol fueling lightning-fast dragsters and the sound of rolling thunder.
They gathered Thursday amongst the smoke from the fire-spewing vehicles that roared at full throttle down the track at the Auto Club Raceway at Fairplex.
Top Fuel dragsters and Fuel Funny cars as well as Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycles were among those that took part in the time trials for the National Hot Rod Association finals.
The carnival-like atmosphere - complete with fried foods, beer gardens, remote control car racing and more - easily appealed to attendees of all ages.
"I take this entire week off from work every year just for this event," said Bruce Jorgenson, 39, of Pomona.
"I can have a beer and watch the races and at the same time I can take my kids to see all the new cars driven by some familiar faces."
For some, the races bring back fond memories of their childhood.
"I grew up going to the Riverside raceway in Moreno Valley to watch stock cars run the track," said Harrison Williams, 68, of Pomona.
"I use to be a big Darrell Waltrip fan, but when they closed the track to build homes, local racing disappeared."
The racing at Fairplex brings that back for all of the old-timers that love the feel of the power from "hardcore racing," Williams said.
But some youngsters also joined Williams on Thursday. It was the first time that Williams was able to bring his son as well as his grandson to the track.
"My son has been gone overseas in the Army for the last six years and today he's here with me," he said.
"There are three generations of Williams here and it's my grandson's first time at a race."
Doug Williams was stationed in Germany and has deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan three times in six years.
"I'm able to spend time with both of my heroes this week," said Army Sgt. 1st Class Doug Williams about his father and his only son.
"They spent a lot of time together when I was deployed and Doug Jr. learned everything about the NHRA from his grandfather."
Williams is scheduled to re-deploy early next year.
"This time is more precious to me than anything monetary," he said.
Justin Langer said he skipped work to go to the races.
"I have been a fan of all motor sports since I was 12. I took the day off to watch the drags, drink some beer and have a fun day with my girlfriend," said Langer,of 26, from San Bernardino.
Joseph Daniels, who was clad in an old Brooks and Dunn T-shirt and sporting a black cowboy hat, spoke passionately about the motor sport and made sure to put it on a high pedestal.
"I consider the races a part of American history along with apple pie and Mother Goose," said Daniels, 56, of Pomona.
The rain soon appeared Thursday shutting the track down before the time trials were completed, but that didn't stop fans from continuing to enjoy the festivities and create recollections that won't soon leave.
"We're going to have a beer and a braut and pray the rain stops," Harrison Williams said.
"And if it doesn't, at least my grandson will have memories of this day that will last an eternity."
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If you were already thinking "Truman Doctrine," give yourself a point.
Unable to punish Truman from inside the party, pro-segregation Democrats determined to punish him from outside.
Vidal caroused with Tennessee Williams and Christopher Isherwood and feuded with Truman Capote.
Health-care reform has been attempted by three Democratic presidents: Truman, Carter, and Clinton.
They even attacked the strong anticommunist policies of presidents Truman and Eisenhower.
To Cranston and Truman, as well as to the captains of the —th, there seemed every reason to push ahead.
An appeal to Truman's regimental pride was always effective.
Deck handed his father the letter from Captain Truman as soon as he came into his presence.
He and Truman went thither because they knew that that was where Sanders could be found, and there they found him.
The Truman order had no immediate effect on the Army's racial policy.
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A San Antonio businessman has been indicted in what federal prosecutors say was an elaborate scheme to steal up to $10 million from the U.S. Army, 1200 WOAI news reports.
A 40 county indictment charges John Walter Hoffman, 43, the owner of Hoffman Surgical Devices, with working with former Brooke Army Medical Center radiologist Dr. Heidi Lynn Webster, 50, and 42 year old Lawrence Peter Fenti of New Braunfels, identified as the former non commissioned officer in charge of Base Realignment and Closure issues for BAMC radiology.
Fenti and Dr. Webster have also been named in the indictment.
The indictment claims that after she left the Army, Webster formed two corporations which were certified by the Small Business Administration as owned by a 'socially and economically disadvantaged person' and therefore eligible to obtain certain federal contracts with limited competition.
The three are charged with bribing Army personnel and making false statements, as well as taking advantage of Webster's SMC status, to obtain Army contracts to sell MRI devices, as well as staffing services, to BAMC as well as to Army hospitals at Ft. Riley Kansas and Ft. Bragg North Carolina.
The three then allegedly overbilled or falsely billed the Army and submitted 'substantially overinflated invoices' for billing.
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How hard is it to buff?
Anyone have any complaints?
i dont really care about anything being buffable as long as it doesn't just wash away, but i used it before and had no problems
"Free Will Is An Illusion. People Always Choose The Perceived Path Of Greatest Pleasure...Now Rationalize Your Decision, You Mindless Pink Robot"
its k
i love my mini and regular size otr's.the only thing is you might wanna get another nib for it cuz when you replace the inks the nib usually makes it the orignal color and not the new one and its hard to make it nice,i washed mine and boiled it and it did nothing really.
...real opaque, one of my favorite markers to use...if you mess with the marker it can drip a little...
Ya, I bought the mini OTR hard-to-buff too. And yes it is really opaque. and it's ink is more permanent than the paint in Montana markers. the description says its supposed to be drippy, but I haven't got any drips yet and it's ink has almost run out. if you want drips the Montana markers are better for them.
my guess is that you have to get the ink flowin like MAD to get any drips which is kinda hard to do with the mini hard-to-buff (once you've got it flowin MAD you've already used most of the ink!!. its definately worth the $2 more to get the regular sized hard-to-buff with more ink.
BTW, nice signature piece Ketamine!
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my montanas have never dripped until i put new paint in them. and now it does if i make it but yea it never did with the stock paint.
peaceclose your mouth and open your eyes.peace
man close this shit uni there 100's of threads liek this search before u make threads also once your good enough for the makers get them and find out for yourself dont take people opinions
my hard to buff dripped nicely if i pumped it once or twice
to bad my local graffiti shop stopped selling them instead all they have is those shitty mtn markers... :huh:
the mtn markers arnt shitty ...but the hard to buff are doper thats all
you laugh at me because im different i laugh at you because your all the same
the mtn markers arnt shitty ...but the hard to buff are doper thats all
you laugh at me because im different i laugh at you because your all the same
htb isnt that htb ur better off using a pilot
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sayin its cause your in a wheel chair or some shit. well fucking draw. enter the special olympics, get a hooker or something.
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pills and still got pregnant
Someone I know took her hormonal pills and still she got pregnant. How is it possible? And, how can it affect the baby?
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When a woman conceives while on the pill it is recommended that she stop her birth control pills immediately because the pill could possibly cause a miscarriage.
Often the reason a woman conceives while on the pill is if she doesn't take it per the schedule, or if she misses a day or more.
Sometimes if the woman is taking a low dose birth control pill or "mini-pill" then ovulation can occur due to a lack of strong enough hormones. Women who are breastfeeding will often opt for the lower dose pill because some of the hormones from the pill cross into the breastfmilk, and we don't want baby ingesting much of these hormones.
An excellent alternative to the birth control pill is natural family planning, which has the same high rate of avoiding conception when it is used properly.
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Melvins knee to the body was devastating
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Kang is shot as a fighter. Has been for a while.
Will Brooks looked impressive, want to see him take a step up in competition. I really want to see Kawajiri in the UFC in 2013, and I also want to see Kawajiri/Karakhanyan in the near future. And Aoki is so good at submission that even his punches should be classifed as submissions.
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
Also liked that they got through 8 mma fights in 3 hours. And that includes a 15 minute intermission. The first 5 fights were done in an hour and 15 minutes.
Really wish the UFC would follow this lead and not have 15 minutes between every fight. Hell, UFC on FOX 1 had an HOUR between fights at 1 point. It shouldn't take 6 hours to do a 12 fight card.
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Adnan Oktar: This is the kind of nation to whom Allah gives the mission of spreading Islam insha'Allah... Ask anyone in the Islamic world about an exemplary nation living Islam. Ask them who is the one that lives by Islam most beautifully. They will all say "Turkey." Those living by Islam in the most reasonable, the most just, the most rational form are the Turks. The cleanest of all. That's why there is an alliance for Turkey's leadership. This is what the Turkish world and Islamic world agree upon.
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Feliway Spray quickly puts an end to stress-related behavior like cat urine marking and inappropriate scratching. Use Feliway to treat surfaces your pet has already marked, as well as prominent objects that could be future targets. It also helps comfort your cat in new or stressful environments such as the veterinarian's office, a new home (or home with multiple cats), while traveling or boarding, and when introducing new cats to your home.
Feliway uses calming, analogue pheromones (structurally similar to feline facial pheromones) to reduce instinctive urges to mark and scratch. Pheromones are naturally secreted when cats rub objects with the side of their face. These pheromones are later recognized by the cat and produce feelings of familiarity and comfort. Feliway spray entices your cat to rub his face on treated objects, depositing his own facial pheromones on the object so that it becomes a place he is unlikely to urine mark. Scientific studies confirm Feliway's effectiveness in mimicking the results of facial pheromone marking.
Clean the area your pet has sprayed thoroughly before using Feliway. Spray Feliway on furniture, doors, walls, or any surface where urine marking or scratching is a problem. Spray target area once daily for at least 30 days, but DO NOT spray directly on your pet.
Feliway will not stain most surfaces, but you should always test an inconspicuous area of the spot you wish to treat before treating the entire area. Feliway works for cats only, and is odorless to humans.
Use the Feliway Comfort Zone diffuser for room-wide spray prevention (up to 650 sq ft).
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can someone tell me their directory through Terminal ?
Which version of BT3 are you using? USB or CD? In any case, when I want to find something on the system, one thing that I might do (there a different ways), is
"updatedb ; locate wordlist"
A quick forum search for wordlists would have yielded this as a result.
That too, but I believe that there are a few wordlists on the image. At least there is on my copy of BT3.
wordlist to thankx
you can find a wordlist reference at aircrack-ng.org FAQ : hxxp://aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=faq#where_can_i_find_good_wordlists
Ive got a few wordlsts thanks to the link pureh@te provided above. Thanks
I want to try them with aircrack and a few of them are quite short. I was thinking about joining them but i like how they are all categorised.
Does anyone know the command to use multiple wordlists with aircrack? Aircrack makes a reference to some page but i have no idea what it means, lol, and i have had a quick look through the aircrack doku.
Can anyone post how to format this command in aircrack using the -w option with mutliple wordlists pls?
there's no solution built in aircrack for that .
you can spawn a session for each wordlist, but it's useless as the speed of cracking is dividing by the number of session ....
you can also try to set up a script that will do the following
list all wordlist that are in directory
create a airolib-ng db with a single essid (your target)
set up a loop that in each iteration will do that
take a wordlist, import it in airolib-ng db
compute it
try to crack
if cracked => stop
else continue to do the loop untill all wordlists are tested
this prevent you to do a long computation ...
this is only a hint ... good luck
Watch your back, your packetz will belong to me soon... xD
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I thought it was possible.
If you bring up the aircrack help with info on all the options it says:
-w <words> : path to a dictionary file (multiple
dictionnaries can be specified
See manpage for more information)
Does anyone know of this? or is it false advertising, lol?


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Mount Saint Mary College students presented the New York
premiere of The Pact on April 15, 16, and 17, 2010, in
Aquinas Theatre.
Jeannette Angell's play, based on the best-selling novel by Jodi
Picoult, questions whether a teenage girl's death is suicide or
murder. Angell visited the Mount in February to work with the
student performers and to discuss the play with the public.
The cast included: Adam Albert, a senior communication arts
major from Newburgh, as Jordan McAfee; Caitlin Bish, a junior human
services major from Poughkeepsie, as Elaine Ross; Paul Colombo, a
junior social sciences major from Brewster, as James Harte; Erica
Echeverria, a junior psychology major from Pocono Pines, PA, as
Emily Gold; Joyce Hausermann, a freshman English major from
Saugerties, as Jennifer Pasquale; Brian Klose, a freshman English
major from Wantagh, as Chris Harte; Angela Lisi, a sophomore
chemistry major from Flemington, NJ, as Susan Phillips; Jennifer
Saracino, a junior communication arts major from Port Ewen, as Sam
Taylor; Melissa Tiburcio, a junior psychology major from Chestnut
Ridge, as Gus Harte; Lauren Thayer, a senior information technology
major from Middletown, as Barrie Delaney; Erin-Therese Vecchi, a
freshman English major from Levittown, as Melanie Gold; and Elise
Williams, a sophomore international studies major from Cornwall, as
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The stage manager was Jennifer Dobies, a sophomore English major
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Last winter was a heavy one in the Interior. The tap above the Rocky and Columbia Mountains stayed wide open and it seemed almost every film crew stopped by to wallow around in the deep at some point. None of this is new for those in the know though. This great white expanse stretches hundreds of miles up from where Montana, Washington, and Idaho border BC, and holds every terrain imaginable. It's bound to be good somewhere—it's part of one of the largest, snowy mountain-scapes in the world. Hosting over 50 shred destinations, it's one of the densest areas of snow sports operations. But what sets it apart is accessibility—where the asphalt ends is where the heli tenure opens up, the cat track lanes begin, the sled access starts, and the bullwheels turn. It's a vast system into a snow cosmos and it's addicting after only a taste.
For me, that one sip turned into a bender. I planned a tour to link up with a few crews and visit some legendary spots, but quickly found myself blitzed on powder, staying out too long, too late. All the allure had proved true and it trapped me—I'd finally reached the place I'd been seeking all these years. It was all too awesome, too massive. Here, the snow replenishes itself daily, the rolling ollie bumps and pillow stacks are infinite. The fluff and vast terrain altered my state of mind, completely flipping my outlook on snowboarding, forever. I never knew it could be this good.
Broad Borders
It has a number of names, "The Powder Triangle" and "The BC Powder Highway" among them, which it damn well deserves. Hell, the concept of using a helicopter to access turns originated here in 1965 by an operation called Canadian Mountain Holidays (CMH), and later Selkirk Wilderness Skiing (SWS) pioneered the use of snowcats in 1975. Snowcat lodges, heli-ops, big mountain snowmobiling—this is where it thrives.
The area encompasses a massive swath of the Canadian Rockies and Columbia Mountains in southeast British Columbia encircled by a 530-mile loop of roads. Where it really begins and ends is vague though. Maybe you've heard of the mountain ranges: Cariboo, Kootenay, Lizard, Monashee, Purcell, Selkirk, and Valhalla, and there are plenty more, lesser-known ranges within. It's daunting, but it doesn't have to be. This is about breaking in.
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Personal DevelopmentStudents will gain a global perspective and change their opinions about the world around them as they experience a culture completely different from their own. Learning about another culture can also help students to better understand their own culture, including cultural values and biases. This will influence their interactions with people from a different culture during their time abroad and when they return to the States. During SFS programs, students live in tight-knit communities with faculty and staff native to the countries where we operate, and they engage in various community interaction and outreach activities. Students also learn how to work as a team and see past each other's differences, resulting in increased maturity and self-confidence.
Academic CommitmentDuring SFS programs students are not just sitting in a classroom. The interdisciplinary academic schedule consists of field trips, field work, field lectures, and classroom lectures. Students learn about issues happening in their immediate surroundings, which often results in an enhanced interest in academic study. In countries with a foreign language, students have the opportunity to use the language on a day to day basis, reinforcing their commitment to foreign language study.
Moving Toward Career GoalsSFS offers unique opportunities for students to learn important field skills and techniques, and enables them to pursue their own research projects contributing to important environmental issues in the communities in which we operate. Many SFS students believe they are interested in field-based careers, and SFS gives them the chance to experience what it is like to work in the field, giving them a better clarity of future goals. SFS programs can also ignite a career path that a student may have not even considered beforehand. Potential employers will be impressed by an applicant with international field experience, proving he or she has learned skills such as commitment, flexibility, and self motivation.
Making Connections
During SFS programs, students grow close to their peers, faculty, program staff, and local community members who all impact their experience in a different way. Students often stay in touch with these people for their rest of their lives. Students will make important connections with professionals in the environmental studies field who may open up opportunities for future endeavors. Many SFS alumni apply for internships with us, and end up gaining valuable experience to jumpstart their careers.
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Costa Rica Summer '14
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Australia Fall '07
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SFS Kenya Spring '03
"The SFS program will challenge you and shape you, and you will never be the same again… but you will never look back!"See More Alumni Profiles
Carrie Jenks
Mexico Fall '94; TCI Spring '95
"A semester with SFS will transform the way you think and the way you view global environmental issues."See More Alumni Profiles
Claudia Polsky
NY State Summer '83; Italy Summer '84
" I not only learned an enormous amount of science, but I found that I really retained it, because it was so grounded in direct, multi-sensory experiences."See More Alumni Profiles
Courtenay Cabot Venton
Mexico Fall '94
"There is nothing better than experiential learning, and my program was a perfect mix of classroom studies and extensive field work. "See More Alumni Profiles
David Bennett
Mexico Summer '97; SFS Intern Mexico Spring '98
"Through SFS, I learned first-hand the value of incorporating local knowledge into the process of defining the problem and exploring solutions."See More Alumni Profiles
Jacalyn Beck
Tanzania/Kenya Fall '10
"The people I met and worked with were so passionate about finding solutions to their wildlife conflict issues that I was absolutely inspired to help them achieve that goal, and have been ever since."See More Alumni Profiles
Jeffrey Flocken
Kenya Summer '90
"I saw my first wild elephants when I was on the SFS course in Kenya. Now, many years later, I was directly part of a victory that will stop thousands of elephant ivory pieces from being sold online."See More Alumni Profiles
Jennifer Loose Ryan
Costa Rica Spring '94
"Advocacy is a lot of fun. It is always varied, so you get to meet a whole range of people and work on a range of issues."See More Alumni Profiles
Karma Yangzom
Bhutan Summer '11
"Working with people from different parts of the world is a rare chance that you can't easily get in Bhutan."See More Alumni Profiles
Kate Mansfield
TCI Spring '91
"Aside from improving my SCUBA skills, I learned so many field sampling techniques, and particularly underwater techniques. That really helped me when I was applying for internships and jobs after college."See More Alumni Profiles
Kayt Colburn
Kenya/Tanzania Spring '10
"My advice to prospective SFS students is: pack your bags and go! You are about to embark on the most important journey of your life."See More Alumni Profiles
Sybil G. Gotsch
Australia Spring '96
"As soon as I got to Australia and spent a few weeks there, I thought, this is it. This is what I want to do."See More Alumni Profiles
Theresa Wolfgang
Kenya/Tanzania Fall '12
"Ever since I was in second grade I had a dream to go to Africa and see the animals I had read so much about."See More Alumni Profiles
Amanda Greenstein and Chrissy Lamendola
Greenstein TCI Spring '11; Lamendola TCI Spring '10
"At the end of the dive, we saw a pod of five dolphins and a huge turtle. I thought, 'this is incredible. If this is any sign of the year to come, this is going to be awesome.'"See More Alumni Profiles
Anne Rosinski
TCI Spring '07
"I find myself constantly drawing from the knowledge and confidence built during my time at SFS."See More Alumni Profiles
Becky Halvorsen
East Africa Fall '10; Kenya Public Health Summer '12
"I ended up falling in love with the people there. It was one of the experiences that helped me make up my mind about pursuing a career in medicine."See More Alumni Profiles
Britta Baechler
TCI Fall '07
"What I took away from my experience at SFS was a deep appreciation for the complexity of coral reef ecosystems, as well as a sense of responsibility to contribute to reef conservation efforts in the future."See More Alumni Profiles
Chez Brungraber
Kenya Spring '03
"As an environmental consultant and botanist, I spend most of the year in the desert, mountains, or wetlands, surveying for rare flowers, butterflies, or birds."See More Alumni Profiles
Darren Aronofsky
Kenya Summer '85; Alaska Summer '86
"My two summers with The School for Field Studies completely changed my life. There were so many amazing individual experiences that had a huge impact on me, and it's easy for me to draw from them."See More Alumni Profiles
Diana Boon
Kenya Fall '90
"I have a feeling all of this experience made my application to veterinary school very interesting and well-rounded, plus helped me to make more contacts within the wildlife and zoo medicine field."See More Alumni Profiles
Ellen George
TCI Spring '09
"SFS offered me the best chance to do hands-on research during my study abroad, which is essential experience for a future field biologist!"See More Alumni Profiles
Emma Impink
Kenya Spring '09
"SFS taught me some of the core values in pastoral communities and how to be respectful and appreciative of them."See More Alumni Profiles
Ethan Zohn
TCI Spring '95
"There were plenty of times when we could have stopped, and plenty of reasons: governments, lack of money and so on. But the goal was always in the back of our minds. It's a bit like the scientific process – what is the problem? What is our hypothesis?"See More Alumni Profiles
Gwendolen Gross
Australia Spring '88
"When I got to grad school, I was ready to write about the extraordinary place I had studied abroad. Millaa Millaa really was a character all its own."See More Alumni Profiles
Justin Dohn and Andrew Tredennick
Dohn - Australia Spring '08; Tredennick - Kenya Fall '05
"My field experience in Australia is the source of my passion and enthusiasm for ecological research."See More Alumni Profiles
Katlin Kraska
Kenya/Tanzania Spring '12
"The research experience I got with SFS was invaluable."See More Alumni Profiles
Kimbrough Mauney
TCI Summer '00
"It is a great program, and it is academically strong. I am so happy to be a part of it."See More Alumni Profiles
Lauren Thie
Kenya Summer '06
"Seeing Mt. Kilimanjaro's glaciers connected me with climate change in a new way."See More Alumni Profiles
Mallory Dimmitt and Carlton Ward, Jr.
Dimmitt Mexico Spring '97; Ward Kenya Summer '97
"I look back and the most challenging days are the most memorable. They are things we overcame and managed to enjoy."See More Alumni Profiles
Ruth Baldwin
Mexico Fall '04
"This was one of the most memorable and best experiences of my life. I highly recommend doing an SFS program and living every moment of it to the fullest!"See More Alumni Profiles
Sarah Mussoline
Turks and Caicos Fall '06
"SFS inspired me to pursue a job studying the marine environment."See More Alumni Profiles
Stephanie Schuttler
SFS Kenya Summer '02; SFS Kenya Intern '05
"I wanted my research to have an impact on conservation, and I felt that if I could gather more information on this species, the African forest elephants, we would be better equipped to protect them in the future."See More Alumni Profiles
Annie Provo
Field Practicum in Public Health and Environment - Kenya Summer '09
"I learned to look at the world in an entirely new way and had begun to identify the biases that influence the way in which I approach the world and new situations."See More Alumni Profiles
Aubrey Ellertson
Turks and Caicos Islands Spring '10
"My interactions with these amazing people have completely reshaped my life and world view. I learned the health of an ecosystem is measured by the health of the community."See More Alumni Profiles
Brian Gill
Costa Rica Summer '08; Intern Costa Rica '09-'10
"My experiences at SFS have certainly helped me to gain perspective and focus on my professional goals, and they empowered me with a desirable skill set for graduate study of ecology in the tropics."See More Alumni Profiles
Carolyn Doherty
TCI Fall '09
"Our class had some hilarious mnemonic devices to help us remember the scientific names of all the species of algae, reef fish, and corals. I actually still remember most of them!"See More Alumni Profiles
Cassie Freund
Kenya Summer '09
"My SFS experience affirmed what I already knew about myself. I wanted to spend my life doing ecological field research."See More Alumni Profiles
Clifford Haugen
TCI Summer '95
"It is good to know that, despite challenges, The School for Field Studies remains committed to marine resource studies on South Caicos. They are clearly a positive influence in the community and, I have no doubt, are still changing students' lives every day."See More Alumni Profiles
Douglas Fudge
North Atlantic Summer '87
"I was on night watch and was down below recording data in the log book when I heard an unfamiliar, low creaking noise. When I told our professor, Steve Schwartz, he immediately sprang into action, grabbed his hydrophone, and started lowering it into the water."See More Alumni Profiles
Eleanor Mayer
Australia Spring '01
"At SFS, I felt plugged into the environment that I was in, rather than being a tourist. As a planner, you want to be really plugged into the environment where you work."See More Alumni Profiles
Florence Reed
Australia Fall '87
"I left SFS with a desire to protect what was left of the world's tropical forests and a much deeper appreciation of the interconnectedness of life…of all the flora and fauna."See More Alumni Profiles
Future Leaders Team
Tony Christopher - Costa Rica Summer '07, Daniel Lieberman - Kenya Spring '99, Rainy Shorey - Kenya Summer '96
"When working on a big picture concept like 'Vision 2050' with the Future Leaders Team, having a fundamental understanding of how things work on a local level really helped."See More Alumni Profiles
Gayle Schmidt
Australia Fall '02
"I saw the importance of learning how to re-plant and re-populate a rainforest plot, but I also realized that projects can't go far without the collective support and concern of others."See More Alumni Profiles
Helena Manzella
Costa Rica Spring '10
"It is one thing to learn about the socioeconomic-environmental 'give-and-take' of developing urban areas, but it is something else entirely to discuss it in the home of a trash collector whose wife works at the Marriott two beaches away..."See More Alumni Profiles
Jaime R. Calzada-Marrero
TCI Summer 2011
"One day, it occurred to me: I love the water, I have a degree in physics – why can't I combine them and do both?"See More Alumni Profiles
Kristen Patterson
Palau Spring '95
"We swam in the lake, surrounded by millions of jellyfish, and we did not feel a thing. It was like floating in a bath of warm, salty Jell-O. Witnessing evolution up close and personal made a lasting impression."See More Alumni Profiles
Maria Fernanda Obando Quesada
Costa Rica Summer '11
"We taught schoolchildren that the rivers are not simply water but that there is life in the river, the aquatic insects, and all living things benefit from them."See More Alumni Profiles
Matt Richter
Bhutan summer '10
"Working with a fixed 35mm lens forced me to get close to people. I found that if I was open with my subjects and showed a keen interest in them, they were willing to let me photograph them. Usually they were just amused by the funny kid with a camera."See More Alumni Profiles
Maya Higgins
Kenya Fall '08
"During her amazing year as a Watson Fellow, Maya swam with whale sharks, watched yellow-eyed penguins nesting, and 'discovered how to easily shed stress and live in the moment, how to connect with people from various backgrounds, and how to live humbly and modestly with few possessions.'"See More Alumni Profiles
Rob Holmes
Kenya Fall '90
"SFS laid the foundation for building my key passions: conservation, media, and international travel. I was a self-taught photographer in Africa learning about wildlife management. And now, these passions are the heart of Green Living Project."See More Alumni Profiles
Sarah Jean Byce
TCI Fall '10
"I left the island of South Caicos in December of 2010, and my journeys since -- from South Caicos to Virginia to North Carolina to Idaho to Chile -- have all involved, in some way, a continuation of the academic projects and experiential leaning principles introduced to me at the SFS Center for Marine Resources."See More Alumni Profiles
Stephanie Eby
Kenya Spring '01
"For the first two and a half years of my undergraduate education at Bates College I took all of the necessary courses for veterinary school and spent my summers volunteering at veterinary hospitals. However, in Kenya, all of that changed."See More Alumni Profiles
Taryn Page
Mexico Summer '05
"Studying with SFS truly shaped me as a teacher, sparking in me a strong passion to impart a love of learning about environmental issues."See More Alumni Profiles
Wayne Sentman and Todd Palmer
Kenya Fall '87
"Twenty-six years later, both Todd and I feel privileged to be working in Kenya, to have such an amazing backdrop we can utilize to inspire a future generation of conservationists, allowing us to be re-inspired by their desire to make the world a better place."See More Alumni Profiles
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Blake Shelton's reacts to CeeLo leaving 'The Voice'
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(Yahoo!) - When CeeLo Green mentioned his on Ellen DeGeneres's show, he wasn't faking the spontaneity of the announcement. At least some of his fellow judges were caught unawares, including Blake Shelton.
"He said that?" Shelton responded, when asked about it at a small radio roundtable in Nashville Wednesday afternoon. The country star had just gotten off a plane with his wife, Miranda Lambert, and no one had alerted them to the news yet. But his reaction was more mildly surprised than shocked, and he made it clear he'd seen it coming.
"I can understand," Shelton said. "Even though I hate hearing that — I'm hearing it right now for the first time — I campaigned a lot with CeeLo to stay. I knew what the network was doing with the changing coaches in and out, but… in the back of my mind, I guess I hoped that CeeLo would be back. I remember toward the end of that last season, he and I were both out of the competition, and so we'd sit there and drink every night on the show. And I'd go over and talk to him: 'Are you coming back? What are you going to do?'
"CeeLo is a guy that's got so much going on in his mind, and so much creativity, that a lifetime's probably not enough to explore everything that he wants to try to do. And he probably feels like he's done his time on a reality show and he's ready to go do a puppet show, or whatever he's got in mind next. Maybe stripper puppets or something. There's no telling with that guy. So I'm not surprised that he moves on. It makes me sad, though."
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Frequently Asked Questions for the Traditional Hybrid Educational Technology M.Ed. Program
Q: Do I qualify for admission into the Online Education Technology M.Ed. degree program?
A: If you are not already enrolled in the GVSU COE on-campus hybrid/blended graduate educational technology degree program, and you live outside the tri-county (Kent, Ottawa and Muskegon) area, you qualify for the online program. If you were accepted in the on-campus hybrid program, but have moved out of the tri-county area, you can request a special exemption and enroll in our online courses. You must change your permanent residence in Banner to qualify for the online courses and then contact the program coordinator (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com) requesting this exception.
Q: Is there a sequence of courses that I need to follow to complete the M.Ed. degree program?
A: There is no required sequence of courses that students need to follow. However, EDT 621 requires a prerequisite of 12 credits BEFORE students can enroll. This course has been designated in our program for students who wish to enroll in a thesis (ED 693) for their capstone, and students must declare their intent to write a thesis as required by university policies. For more information, see the M.Ed. Capstone options section below. Other courses do not have prerequisites.
Q: I have applied to the M.Ed. program in educational technology. What should I do now?
A: Students will receive a letter from the College of Education indicating that they have been accepted into the graduate program. Once accepted, the university will send you a letter with your student (G) number, user name and PIN, you can enroll in courses using Banner. You should also be contacted by the program coordinator with information about how to enroll in courses, setup an advising session, etc.
After being accepted to the program, please do the following:
Q: Will I be assigned an academic advisor?
A: You will need to contact the College of Education to be assigned an academic advisor. Please contact the Student Information Services Center (SISC) at 616-331-6650 or via email: email@example.com. Advising sessions are available via telephone, online in BlackBoard Collaborate/IM, or on-campus in a face-to-face meeting at our downtown Grand Rapids campus. Once you have been assigned an academic advisor, you can locate your academic advisor and their contact information by following the video tutorial available here.
Q: Which courses should I enroll in using Banner?
A: Banner includes all courses offered by GVSU and only those courses identified as Online in the Location column do not require on-campus class sessions. Hybrid courses have some required on-campus time and are generally for students in our on-campus programs.
Online program students need to ensure that the courses they register for are designated as ONLINE course offerings in Banner.
Q: I tried to enroll in an online course in Banner, but it says a permit is required for the course? What do I need to do to get a permit to enroll?
A: Sections indicated as "online" in Banner are only available to students in our online M.Ed. degree, whereas sections identified as "hybrid" or weekend format are available to all students. If you live in the tri-county (Kent, Ottawa and Muskegon) area, then you do not qualify for the online program and will take hybrid/weekend courses instead. Only students in the online degree program will be guaranteed seats in the online educational technology courses.
If you have a question about an available course, you can contact the Student Information Services Center (SISC) at 616-331-6650 or via email: email@example.com. Be sure to indicate in your e-mail if you are a student in the Online Ed Tech program.
Q: Which elective courses qualify in this program?
A: If you are a K-12 teacher, you are required to complete a field experience (EDT 685) as part of your planned program. This field experience replaces elective credits for K-12 teachers in the program. This is a requirement mandated by the COE's federal accreditation agency, NCATE/CAEP.
For professionals in the field of education (i.e. non-K-12 teachers), elective credits can take the form of graduate courses at GVSU, graduate courses from other colleges of universities that are accredited by NCATE/CAEP, or graduate-level credits offered by school districts, ISD's, or other academic agencies. Please talk with your academic advisor to discuss valid elective courses.
Q: I am returning to my M.Ed. degree, having not completed courses in a few years. How long can courses taken in the past count towards my degree? Is there anything else I need to do before enrolling in courses again?
A: All courses to be counted for a master's degree at GVSU must be completed within 8-years of taking the first course towards a planned program. This time limit is a way of ensuring the student's validity and currency of knowledge at the time of graduation. If a course in your program is more than 8-years old, you will need to contact your advisor to apply for a waiver through the Dean of Graduate Studies.
Students who have not completed a course in a year or more will also need to contact the Registrar's Office to change their status in Banner, as you will not be listed as an active student. The Registrar's Office can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (616) 331-3327.
Q: I am interested in transferring graduate credits from another institution. How do I go about this?
A: In order for graduate-level credits to transfer, they need to meet the following requirements:
If your credits from another institution qualify, you need to request that an official copy of your transcript from that institution be sent to the GVSU Registrar's office. Once the transcript has been received, you should contact your advisor and setup an appointment to request completion of the paperwork to transfer those credits into your planned program.
Q: What is the graduate certificate in online/blended instruction?
A: This is a 12-credit graduate certificate in online/blended instruction and assessment, and is an option for professionals who are looking to assist with online/blended instruction. The certificate requires completion of four (4) courses – EDT 635, EDT 629, EDT 684 {certificate field experience} & EDT 636. Most of these courses can be completed in combination with the M.Ed. degree or through the certification.
More information on the certificate can be found on the College of Education's Graduate Certificates page.
Q: I moved outside the tri-county area. Do I now qualify for the online program or courses?
A: If you were accepted in the on-campus hybrid program but have moved out of the tri-county area, you can request a special exemption and enroll in our online courses. You must change your permanent residence in Banner to qualify for the online courses and then contact the program coordinator (e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com) requesting this exception.
Q: Am I required to complete field experience in EDT 685?
A: Students who are admitted into the program starting in the Spring/Summer of 2015 will be required to complete field experience in EDT 685. Students who were admitted to the program prior to Spring/Summer 2015 are NOT required to complete EDT 685. Students must submit an application for field experience (available online) the term before they plan to complete their field experience. There are deadlines for applications for each term.
Q: What are my options for a Capstone?
A: The GVSU College of Education offers students two (2) options for completing their M.Ed. capstone experience: a development project (ED 693) or a research/thesis (ED 695).
Students may choose either option and there are different requirements depending on your choice. Information on the COE Website provides help when choosing a thesis or project, as does course work completed in EDT 621: Topics in Educational Technology. Students who choose to complete a project (ED 693) must submit an application (available online) the term before they plan to complete their project. There are deadlines for applications for each term.
Students who choose to complete a thesis (ED 695) must declare their choice between 30-60% of completion of their course work (after completing 12-18 credits, during EDT 621), must identify a thesis advisor, form a thesis committee, and register for ED 695. Those students who select a thesis but are unable to finish it in one term may enroll in ED 696 in subsequent terms. Other university requirements for completion of a thesis (ED 695) can be found online here. Students who are considering a thesis (ED 695) are encouraged to talk with their advisor after completion of 18-credits so they can designate their plans as required by GVSU.


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Brevard, N.C. - Lenoir-Rhyne's All-SAC forward Laura Linehan scored a goal and added an assist for the bears as the Tornados fell 3-0 in their conference opener.
Lenoir-Rhyne improves to 6-1, while Brevard drops to 4-3 and 0-1 in the conference.
The Bears' first goal came at 21:33, following a Brevard foul, when Mariel Mena scored an unassisted goal to notch her second of the year.
Sydney Douglas and the Tornados held off Lenoir-Rhyne for the rest of the first period and went into the half down 1-0. However, Lineham struck for the Bears just five minutes into the second period when she headed her sixth goal of the season into the net off of a cross from Kaelia Frazier making the score 2-0.
Lenoir-Rhyne showered Douglas with 21 shots, 11 of which were on goal. Douglas had just made a save when Elizabeth Hawes found the ball and knocked her eighth goal of the season into the net for the Bears third goal.
Brevard shot six times, Bailey Varley leading the team with two of those shots.
The Tornados will play their second conference match when they return home this Saturday, September 19 for a conference match-up with Lincoln Memorial at 1:00 p.m.


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In 1924, a 700-acre tract of swamp and woodland was given to Yale by Mrs. Ray Tompkins in memory of her husband. Under the supervision of Charles Blair Macdonald, the renowned golf course architect, champion golfer, and co-founder of the USGA, plans were made for an 18-hole golf course. With a budget of $400,000, Macdonald, in collaboration with Seth Raynor and Charles Banks, designed a masterpiece.
In addition to 18 holes, The Course at Yale features the William S. Beinecke Golf House, which was dedicated in April of 2015.
The Course at Yale serves as the home for Yale's golf teams and is also the competition course and practice venue for Yale's cross country teams. The course provides a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of downtown New Haven and gives Yale distance and middle distance runners an incredibly scenic, bucolic and challenging place to train and compete. In addition to being able to run on the course itself, Yale athletes are afforded the opportunity to train on the numerous dirt trails that surround the golf course.
Directly abutting the Yale Golf Course is the Maltby Lakes Recreation Area, supervised by the New Haven Regional Water Authority. Maltby offers miles of dirt fire roads and single track trails for Yale cross country and track athletes to train on year-round. Although only a short run from Yale's Smilow Fieldhouse, the Maltby Lakes trails offer a serene alternative to the nearby busy downtown area of New Haven and are big enough to offer a variety of different runs. Athletes can access these trails without ever having to run on pavement when beginning their runs from either the indoor or outdoor tracks.
For complete information on The Course at Yale, visit:
To Purchase Golf at Yale, contact The Course at Yale Pro Shop, 203 392 2376. You can also purchase on amazon.com or find in local bookstores. The cost is $26.
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April 2011: 18th Hole Named One of Top 10 Blind Holes by Links Magazine
Yale hosted the 2010 NCAA Men's Golf Regional. Here is what those who took part in the Regional had to say about The Course at Yale:
George Bryan, sophomore player
University of South Carolina
"It's tricky but fun. It challenges all aspects of your game. Whoever wins here is going to be playing the best. You are not getting through here by being lucky. It's all about your skills when playing this course."
John Fields, Head Coach
University of Texas
"It's a thrill for our guys to come and play a piece of golf history. C.B. Macdonald did an outstanding job almost 90 years ago. It really has stood the test of time. We feel very fortunate to be able to come and compete on this course."
Patrick Rada, senior player
University of South Carolina
"It is beautiful, and it's obvious Yale has put a lot of work into it. The condition is second to none. It has a lot of character and elevation change. It's a fun course to play. Every hole seems different than the other 17."
Clint Tolleson, sophomore player
University of South Carolina
"It is very interesting and a lot of fun. The nature element sets it apart. We saw deer and turkey, and it felt like an old fashioned golf course. The greens gave it lot of character, each of them very different but equally hard."
Chris Rockwell, senior player
Vanderbilt University
"It's an awesome course. It's like opening up a time capsule. It reminds me of Prestwick (Yale's 12th is named after a hole on that course) and the Old Course at St. Andrew. Our team took a trip there last summer. We all thought the Yale course reminded us of the courses over there. Having played over there will help us here this week."
Rich Mueller, head coach
Columbia University
"I like it but it's tricky. Whoever putts the best will win. You have to know where to hit it. You really need to trust yourself and your instincts. It can be very deceiving and there are a lot of blind shots."
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While going through the possessions of a deceased guest who owed them money, the mistress of the inn and her son find a treasure map that leads them to a pirate's fortune.
i cant believe i waiting this long to read this classic! very entertaining, thanks feedbooks and amazon for making the kindle!
Language: English
Published in: 1883
Word count: 67,527 words (≈ about 5 hours)
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Copyright: Public Domain
A list of books that are commonly found on reading lists for US high school English classes.
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Sailors, pirates, nautical adventures and strange sea creatures: a list of stories from the sea.


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34th Annual South Jersey Sportsmans Jamboree. FREE 3D course shoot. Winslow, NJ
Banger's Sport Shop / South Jersey Shooting Club anf The OutdoordoorsmensVoice.com Will be hosting the 34th Annual South Jersey Sportsman's Jamboree on July 26th 2014, this year and many years to come.
We will have a FREE 3D Course that day, 42 Targets, 1/2 Mile Course, 14 shooting stations, as well as some novelty shoots. Team Bloody Deck Bowfishing and Cajun Bowfishing will also be here with their boats doing bowfishing demonstrations and seminars on shooting fish in the water. We have 3D fish targets under water so you will be able to see them in action.
We are also having a NWTF Sanctioned Turkey Calling Contest, and Still Paper Turkey Shoot.
There will be over 30+ Manufacturer Reps on site demo'ing many bows, crossbows, and firearms. Food, Crafts, and many seminars.
Stop out and say Hello and enjoy a day out with your family.
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Winslow, NJ 08095
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Memorial Planned for 'Clue' actress Eileen Brennan, Dead at 80
BURBANK (CNS) - Funeral services were pending today for Eileen Brennan, the husky-voiced actress known for her Oscar-nominated role as a tough-talking drill instructor opposite Goldie Hawn in "Private Benjamin."
Brennan, 80, died Sunday in
In 1971, she appeared as
Her other film credits included "The Sting," "Murder By Death," "Clue" and "The Cheap Detective."
In 1980, she portrayed Capt. Doreen Lewis, a hard-nosed drill instructor, opposite Hawn, who played an aloof society woman who joins the Army and finds it a more daunting challenge than she expected. Brennan earned an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress for her work in the film.
She reprised the role in a television series that lasted three years.
Brennan continued making sporadic television and film appearances, showing up on shows such as "The Love Boat," "Magnum P.I.," "Newhart," "Blossom," "thirtysomething" and "Home Improvement." She had recurring roles on "7th Heaven" and "Will & Grace." She earned Emmy nominations for her guest appearances on "Will & Grace," "thirtysomething" and "Newhart."
Her only Emmy win was in 1981 for "Private Benjamin."
Brennan was severely injured in 1982 when she was hit by a car in
with Hawn. She broke multiple bones, and wound up with an addition to prescription pain pills that led her to undergo treatment at the
"We have lost my old friend Eileen Brennan," Hawn wrote on her Twitter page today. "No one ever made me laugh more. Now I cry. Please keep singing darling from on high."


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Gerald I. Lawhorn Scouting Base
Molena, GA 30258
Located on the edge of the Pine Mountain Trail along the Flint River has a 8.2 mile looping mountain bike trail to satisfy the beginner mountain biker to expert. 1106 feet of climbing trails. 15 miles of hiking trails open to the public. Check in at billboard at the Canoe Base.
Open to the public on the weekends by appointment only.
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Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College volleyball player Brooke Seaman has been named Tornado Athlete of the Week for week one of the 2009-10 athletic season. The senior received 33 of the 87 votes cast (37.9%) to be crowd with the first week's honor.
The Preseason All-SAC 1st team pick led the Tornados volleyball team to a 3-0 weekend as the Tornados recorded wins over Mountain State, Reinhardt and Montreat at the Volley in the Mountains season opener hosted by Montreat College. For the day, Seaman recorded 34 kills, hitting at a 41.3% rate, with 13 total blocks and six service aces.
In the first game against Mountain State, Seaman recorded 10 kills, hitting 47.1% in leading the team to a win in straight sets, 3-0 (25-20, 25-10 and 25-11).
In the second match, the senior middle hitter added 10 more kills to her list, to go with a solo block and five block assists as Brevard rallied back after dropping the first set to win the match 3-1 (19-25, 25-9, 25-16, 25-17).
Seaman saved her best game of the day for the nightcap against the host Cavaliers, with 14 kills, hitting 47.8% of her attacks, and recording five more block assists to give the Tornados the win, 3-1 (25-14, 18-25, 25-11, 25-23).
Other nominees for Athlete of the Week were women's soccer freshman Allie Hovis (30 votes, 34.4%), junior fullback Neville Bryce for the football team (22 votes, 25.3%) and men's soccer freshman Chris Landrik-Larsen (2 votes, 2.2%)
The Tornado Athlete of the Week Poll comes out every Monday morning and will run until Tuesday at noon. For more information on the poll, contact the Brevard Sport Information Department.
2009-2010 Brevard Tornado Athlete of the Week Winners
Week 1 - Brooke Seaman, Volleyball (34 kills, 41.3% hitting percentage, 13 total blocks, six service aces as Tornados go 3-0 on the week)
Week 2 - TBA, September 8, 2009


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Pharrell joins 'The Voice' as new coach, replaces Cee Lo Green
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Pharrell is joining "The Voice."
The NBC series' official Twitter account announced on Monday that the Grammy-winning singer and producer will appear as a coach on Season 7.
"This is going to be so fun," tweeted Pharrell.
He replaces Cee Lo Green, who quit the show last month.
Pharrell is expected to join returning coaches Christina Aguilera, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine.
Shelton and Levine are in the midst of filming Season 6 with Shakira and Usher.
This is going to be so fun 🙏"@NBCTheVoice: Okay, we can OFFICIALLY say it! WE ARE SO #HAPPY to announce PHARRELL WILLIAMS = #NewVoiceCoach
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What kind of obscure title is that, anyway? What does it mean? It's a symbol of the way my thinking has changed since leaving fundamentalism. Let me explain. I was raised to be a dove. Gentle, innocent, inoffensive. Daughters of Christian Patriarchy must be meek, obedient, quiet, modest and pleasant. Submissive. Nurturing. Smiling. At all [Read More…]
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will.i.am Performs "Bang Bang" From Great Gatsby Soundtrack [WATCH]
On last night's American Idol Top 4 results show Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am performed his new single "Bang, Bang" from The Great Gatsby soundtrack.
His costume is sorta crazy, but the performance we definitely entertaining! Everything related to The Great Gatsby seems to be turning to gold lately!
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WSJ Attacks "Radicals" For "Bloody-Minded" Filibuster Reform It Once Supported
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial board attacked Democrats for passing a filibuster rule change as "radicals" who "view the minority as an inconvenience to be rolled," though the Journal supported the same change in 2005, when it pushed Republicans not to "let a willful minority deny the President's nominees a vote."
On November 22, the Journal editorial board attacked the rule change -- which allows the Senate to confirm judicial nominees with a simple majority vote -- as "Rules For Radicals," and claimed that the Democrats' vote was prodded through by "younger liberals in a hurry" who "view the minority as an inconvenience to be rolled." The Journal falsely claimed that the Senate rule change was "bloody-minded" behavior which would allow Democrats "to pack the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals," but found a "silver lining" in the prospect of Republicans using the change for their benefit in the future:
The silver lining is that the end of the nominee filibuster will work for conservatives too. The next time they hold the Senate and White House, Republicans should employ the same weapon. Democrats are pretending that they are only breaking the filibuster for lower-court nominees, not for the Supreme Court. They can dream on.
The Journal seems to have forgotten the fact that it supported a similar push for filibuster reform in 2005. A May 2005 editorial urged Republicans not to "let a willful minority deny the President's nominees a vote on the Senate floor" (emphasis added):
This will not be the world's greatest deliberative body's greatest moment, and the only thing we know for sure about what will happen next is that the reputation of the Senate will suffer. It's a shame it has come to this. But at this point it would be worse if Republicans let a willful minority deny the President's nominees a vote on the Senate floor.
This is at its core a political fight, and elections ought to mean something. Republicans have gained Senate seats in two consecutive elections in which judicial nominations were among the most important issues, including against the Senate Minority Leader. The one Democrat from a red state who won last year, Ken Salazar of Colorado, did so by promising to oppose judicial filibusters; he now seems to have changed his mind after sipping the Beltway's partisan punch.
Perhaps the coming showdown will lead to more political bitterness, but we doubt Democrats will be able to follow through on their pledge to shut down the Senate; the public wants other things done. And who knows? If Democrats can't succeed any longer in legislating through the courts, maybe they'll even return to trying to win power the old-fashioned way, through elections.
A January 2005 Journal editorial also said that a move to change the Senate rules would "restore the Founders' intent when they gave the Senate the responsibility of confirming or rejecting a President's judicial picks. The Constitution requires a simple majority vote and says nothing about a super-majority of 60 being needed to stop a filibuster." The paper added: "Whether it's nuked or not, the judicial filibuster deserves to be defeated."
The Journal's current opposition to the rule change further hides the fact that President Obama's nominees have faced a significantly more hostile political environment than any previous administration. While Democrats under President Bush blocked a handful of nominees whom they considered ideologically extreme, Republicans have engaged in an unprecedented effort to obstruct the confirmations of virtually all Obama nominees, including some positions for which they say they will accept no nominee at all. In fact, almost half of all filibusters of presidential nominees in the history of the United States have occurred during Obama's presidency:
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Relationship Optimization
In our previous post, we talked about why family relationships are important for Warfighter performance. This week, we've identified strategies for enhancing one's relationships, based on the latest research we've read. Just like our bodies, relationships can be made stronger with training.
Think about adding the following strategies to your "relationship fitness plan." They can be used in any close relationship: with your partner, your child, other family, or friends.
Relationships need work before problems arise.
Many programs, like the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program and the One Shot One Kill v2.0 Resilience Program, address this concept of prevention. Just as you don't start training for combat the day before a mission, you shouldn't start relationship training after issues arise. Your relationship fitness plan should include practicing these behaviors:
- Appreciate your loved ones through words or deeds.
- Obey the Golden Rule: Treat others as you want to be treated.
- Put yourself in the other person's shoes. When in a fight, stop and ask yourself what the true message is behind the other person's words.
- Listening openly rather than reacting to angry behavior can head off an argument.
- Communicate using "I-statements," rather than blaming statements beginning with "you." Start with an "I" and clearly state what you want to say from your perspective.
- Keep negative comments and interactions to a minimum. For every one negative comment or interaction, five positive ones are needed to balance it out.
- Soften your "start-up." Conversations that turn into fights can be predicted from the start of the conversation. If a conversation begins with angry tones, high-pitched voices, or aggressive behavior, it can quickly escalate into an argument.
- Keep things in perspective. Focus on the bright side.
- Have fun. Remember to laugh together and have fun.
Relationship problems don't go away by ignoring them.
Being proactive by addressing recurring problems can go a long way towards fewer problems and creating less stress in the long-run.
Timing is everything.
Be strategic about when you address problems. When emotions are high, you're more likely to say things without first thinking them through. With sensitive issues, take a break and address the issue when everyone is calm. At the very least, break from the argument for the time it would take to drink a glass of water.
Practice good relationship skills during the good times, so you're prepared in difficult times.
Just as Warfighters constantly train in order to be prepared for the difficulties they might encounter, relationship skills require practice before they're put to the test in stressful situations.
The above strategies can help your relationships be positive forces in your life – and with less stress and more love, you can handle the rest of your life better.


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Quick Reference "QR" Codes – A great way to share more information in tiny spaces
Quick Reference (QR) codes, those little squares with digital-looking maze-like patterns in them, are popping up in more and more places these days. Now genealogists are finding they can use them to share a lot of information in very small … Continue reading
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Violet Carson is a student in high school. Many people sees her as the popular girl, but her best friend, Luke, sees her as Vi, annoying, geeky, and dorky. Violet and Luke are close. Closer than they thought. They first thought they were normal best friends, but they realize they have something, that they thought no one else had. Read to find out.
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