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Terracycle: Case Study - Worm Boy
Case Study – Worm Boy
The Future of Business – Page 196
February 15, 2011
Collin Nair
TerraCycle was founded in 2001 and is the brainchild of both Tom Szaky and Jon Beyer. At the time both were freshman students at Princeton University. The two envisioned a company that was financially profitable yet ecologically and socially responsible.
TerraCycle does business in Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal (NAICS) Their primary business function is manufacturing and selling organic plant food or fertilizer. Incorporated into their main business is an overall corporate strategy of managing waste effectively and meeting financial, social and environmental goals, namely a triple bottom line. TerraCycles's business model is eco-capitalism i.e. using pre-selected waste to create new environmentally friendly, high margin, marketable products such as organic fertilizer. According to Szaky this type of business model will have a more positive impact than the usual non-profit organization
To keep the company afloat during the early start-up years, Szaky and Beyer contributed their own savings, $4000 and $1000 respectively, maxed out 2 credit cards to raise another $6000, borrowed $5000 from a friend, and $4000 from Szaky's parents. They continued to keep the company alive by entering and winning business plan competitions, earning between $2000 and $10000 a contest. Despite being on the brink of bankruptcy Szaky did not deviate from his environmental agenda and his vision to "outsmart waste". Funded by prize money and angel investors TerraCycle survived those turbulent years before their first breakthrough sale.
Current trends indicate that the public at large are shifting toward more environmentally sustainable products. Given the change in consumer attitude with respect to sustainability and the environment, retailers will need to rethink their product, marketing and selling strategy in order to maximum profit and stay in business. Szaky realised that these retailers as well as the public, although fickle will be more accepting of TerraCycles' products because of its eco-friendly, eco-revolutionary value. In addition the uniqueness of the product i.e. "liquefied worm poop" will help promote consumers awareness and brand recognition.
Szaky understood that competition for market share retention will be fierce from the more established and traditional plant food producers, namely Schultz, Organic Choice Plant Food, Scotts and other lawn and plant fertilizer companies. TerraCyles intends to demonstrate that reuse is more profitable that recycle. They will up cycle and recycle traditionally non-recyclable waste (including drink pouches, chip bags, tooth brushes and many more) into a large variety of consumer products. These products will keep waste out of our landfills and contribute to a cleaner world. TerraCycle produces and markets eco-friendly products and targets consumers who are socially responsible, environmentally aware and want a safe product. The public in general would buy organic, eco-friendly products but would not pay more for them. According to Tom Szaky, Terracycle will produce organic products that are "both better and cheaper than the conventional product." Its Tom's intent to distribute and market his product via bid box retailers e.g. Wal-Mart, Target, Home Depot, OfficeMax, Petco, Whole Foods Market and others.
TerraCycle intends to engage the public, to collect non-recyclable waste and turn the collected waste into a wide variety of products and materials. Collection locations will include schools, offices, community groups, theatres, stadiums, restaurants and a wide variety of other organizations. Waste collection programs will be used to collect non-recyclable waste, including drink pouches, chips bags, and toothbrushes etc which are either up-cycled or re-cycled into a variety of consumer products. A coming together of social purpose, social responsibility and...
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Washington Wizards' Kevin Seraphin (13) dunks the ball between Milwaukee Bucks' Joel Przybilla (10) and Beno Udrih (19) during the first half of an NBA basketball game Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Jim Prisching)
Monday, February 11, 2013 10:51 pm
Beal scores 28 as Wizards beat Bucks 102-90
The Associated Press
Washington has won four consecutive games and 11 of 18. The Wizards are 10-7 since John Wall returned from injury and won for only the fourth time in 25 road games this year.
Monta Ellis had 24 points, seven rebounds and eight assists for Milwaukee, and Ersan Ilyasova added 19 points and nine rebounds. Leading-scorer Brandon Jennings was held to seven points, missing 14 of 17 shots.
The Bucks have dropped four consecutive games and six of seven, but hold the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. They didn't lose any ground to the team closest to them as Philadelphia lost 107-90 to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Beal, who played one year at Florida before being selected by Washington with the third pick in last year's draft, shot 10 for 17 from the field - including 4 for 5 on 3-pointers.
The Wizards scored nine consecutive points to take control of the game midway through the fourth quarter. Nene scored the first five points, A.J. Price scored on a layup and Beal capped the streak with two free throws to make it 90-78 with 6:35 left.
The Bucks pulled to 96-90 on a 3 by Jennings with 2:35 left, but Nene backed down the smaller Ilyasova and scored on a layup with 2:15 left to make it 98-90.
Nene then easily intercepted a pass from Samuel Dalembert under the basket. Wall was fouled and converted both free throws to put Washington up 10 with 1:45 to go.
Nene dominated down low with Milwaukee forward Larry Sanders missing his third consecutive game due to a bone bruise in his lower back. He had 21 points on 10 of 13 shooting with 13 rebounds and six assists.
Beal scored 16 points in the first half and Washington led 55-47 at halftime. Beal's 3-pointer made it 47-44 with 3:24 left in the second quarter.
Milwaukee scored 32 points in the first quarter, but had trouble scoring the rest of the way. The Bucks were the ninth consecutive team to score less than 100 points against the Wizards.
NOTES: It was the Wizards' first road win against an Eastern Conference team after opening the season with 14 consecutive losses. ... Sanders will seek a second opinion since the injury didn't seem to be healing. ... Bucks F Marquis Daniels returned to the team after missing a game for personal reasons.

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Our Bible Study lessons are following both Moses and the Pentecostal outpouring of the Holy Spirit. I took notes and present a digested message here.
You will remember that Moses was rescued as a baby by Pharaoh's daughter and thus raised in the palace and given a proper education. Because in anger he killed a man, he fled to the desert spending many years with nomads living there.
While tending his flock, he noticed a burning bush. As he went closer, a voice spoke telling him to remove his shoes for he was standing on Holy Ground. It was the God of the Hebrews telling him to go back to
and deliver the people. Moses was
frightened, but God said, "Do not be afraid, for I will go with you." Egypt
God sent many plagues against
but Pharaoh's heart was hardened, until the Death Angel took the first born of
each Egyptian household. Egypt
Now the Children of Israel were safely across the Red Sea and camped at
Mount Sinai,
where smoke as a furnace poured forth from the mountain. Thunder and lightening and God's voice
frightened the people. They pled with
Moses to speak to God for them as they were too afraid to hear him for
Aren't you thankful that today, we can boldly enter the throne room and hold a conversation with our Holy God? Jesus made that possible.
Moses was on the mountain for 40 days while God gave him the laws and commandments to teach the people how to live a life pleasing to God. The people became restless and worried why Moses was gone so long.
Worship was important to the people, but they wanted a god they could see; and they chose the wrong god. So Aaron built them a golden calf like the Egyptian's worshipped.
God was angry and told Moses to quickly go down from the mountain as the people were rebelling against Him. Moses was also angry and threw down the commandments breaking them. He then destroyed the image grinding it up and throwing it into the water forcing the people drink the water.
God is a jealous god, and he will not share the worship of other gods. Although Moses was chosen to lead the people, he was only the helper, for God was in charge.
We have ministers in the church, but we must understand they are human and subject to failure. It is God's church and not ours. Let God be God and let us follow Him.
The Holy Spirit comes to dwell in us filling the void in our lives. God put the fire of the Holy Spirit in us.
Moses had the words of God in stone for stony hearts. Holy men of God have preserved God's word for us giving us our Bible. Much caution and diligence was put forth to bring us as near a perfect translation as possible. Different versions help cast light and explain more fully the scriptures.
When Moses spent time with God, and returned to the people, his face shone requiring him to wear a veil. As we spend time praying and studying our Bible, our face will reflect Jesus when our friends look on us.
Moses was to instruct the people that as they entered the Promised Land, there would be enemies living there, that God would destroy.
Often in us there are sins (enemies) that God is willing to destroy and help us to overcome.
God also told the people not to worship the gods of the enemies but to serve Him only.
In the upper room, the Holy Spirit fell on believers and they spoke in other tongues. Peter preached to the onlookers, telling them to believe on Jesus and they would also receive this gift. That day 3000 believers were added to the "church."
Paul said in 1 Corinthians chapters 12, 13, 14 to desire spiritual gifts - - But the manifestation of the Spirit is given to each one for the profit of all: for to one is given the word of wisdom through the Spirit, to another the word of knowledge through the same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healings by the same Spirit, to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another discerning of spirits, to another different kinds of tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues. But one and the same Spirit works all these things, distributing to each one individually as He wills.
Jesus was the first fruit - - as he was the first to receive his resurrected body. This began a new spiritual history and we are the harvest from Pentecost of old onto this day. God gave the written Word to the Jews to change the world; Jesus sent the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to again shift and change the world. The process of change continues. News of revival is sweeping our nation.
Jesus is Lord of the harvest and the field is white and ready. God planned all this for our understanding, so that we would come to Him for Salvation.


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US hopes China will back India n-deal in NSGJuly 23rd, 2008 - 8:16 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi, July 23 (IANS) The US Wednesday said it has spoken to China about support for its nuclear deal with India and expressed hope that Beijing will take a positive view of global nuclear cooperation with New Delhi. "Yes, we have had conversations with China. China has agreed to review carefully the necessary documentation before taking a decision," US Ambassador David Mulford told reporters here in a conference call from Cleveland.
"I have a feeling they will take a positive view. But I can't speak for China," he replied when asked whether the US was confident that China will back India in the 45-member Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG).
The telephonic interaction was arranged by the US embassy at the American Centre.
The US is keen to convene a meeting of the NSG in the first week of August after the approval of the India-specific safeguards agreement by the IAEA board at its meeting Aug 1.
The US wants the NSG process to be completed in August so that the 123 agreement can be endorsed by the US Congress in September before Washington and New Delhi ink the bilateral civil nuclear cooperation agreement.
China, one of the five recognised nuclear weapon states and influential member of the NSG, has been ambivalent about the India-US nuclear deal and has yet to take a formal position on it.
However, during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao July 9 on the sidelines of the G8 summit in Japan, Beijing indicated it will not be a hurdle in the path of India in the NSG, said Indian officials.
After winning the trust vote in parliament Tuesday evening, the Indian government has deputed special envoys to key NSG countries in order to get their support in the IAEA and the NSG.
Minister of State in Prime Minister's Office Prithviraj Chavan will soon travel to Beijing to seek its support in the NSG.


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It's been nearly 20 years since Amy Grant fans found a new album of fresh Christmas material under the tree, and, when asked why it took so long, she counters with a warm chuckle, "I would think the question would be why so much Christmas music."
It's true: Holiday tunes have been a huge part of Grant's career so far, accounting for three full albums, seven compilations, and a triple-Platinum certification for 1992's Home for Christmas. But, with this year's Tennessee Christmas, she drops another yule log on the fire, expanding her yearly concert series at the Ryman Auditorium with husband Vince Gill and hitching up the sleigh for a new holiday tour with Michael W. Smith along the way.
In fact, it seems like there's no such thing as too much Christmas spirit for Grant, a feeling that goes back to her first brush with performing holiday music in the early '80s.
"It was a whole room full of people at a concert coming together, but the energy was not about the artist onstage," she says. "The energy came from everybody wanting to have some kind of meaningful experience. Just the way I'm wired, I was like, 'This is the ticket for me.'"
Calling her new project "one last Christmas record," Grant decided to give Tennessee Christmas an extra-personal touch. The album was recorded at her home in Nashville with a simple, casual feel and spoken-word stories of her own holiday memories, making it seem less like a "production" and more like tradition caught on tape. "We wanted it to feel like, 'Oh, they're just in the next room. Like, I'm in the kitchen throwing dinner together, and they're just in the family room,'" she explains.
Heartwarming classics like "White Christmas" and "Christmas Don't Be Late" stand alongside originals, like album namesake "Tennessee Christmas," which has been updated after 33 years. But Grant also wanted to address the sadness we all know can come with the season, even if we prefer not to talk about it.
Producers Marshall Altman, Ed Cash, and Mac McAnally were brainstorming when Altman related a story about growing up in a house that was normally empty on Christmas, watching the rest of the neighborhood celebrate. The story evolved into "Melancholy Christmas."
"I went, 'Oh my gosh. Of course,'" Grant says. "Even if you wouldn't say, 'This was a tragic year,' because of the sameness of some things at Christmas, you always notice the change. You remember the year grandpa wasn't there; you remember, 'That was our first empty-nest year.'"
"December" offers another ugly-sweater hug for a tough holiday season, and even "Joy to the World" takes a slowed-down, somber tone, but we wouldn't call Tennessee Christmas gloomy. "Christmas for You and Me" gives a relatable look at what the big day is really like, and Gill appears to do vocal gymnastics on the bright and playful "Baby It's Cold Outside."
That song has become a standard of the couple's now-traditional Ryman shows, and fans will get nine chances to see it throughout December. Fresh off the bus from a round of arena shows with Michael W. Smith and The Voice Season 9 winner Jordan Smith, Grant's favorite time of year is officially back—and she says it never gets old.
"It's like cooking your favorite meal," Grant says. "You go, 'Just sit down and eat. This is gonna be good.'"


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Los Angeles band active in the 1980s, fronted by Jimmer Podrasky. The band has reformed and is working on a new album. The Rave-Ups appeared in the film Pretty in Pink, performing two songs that were not included on the soundtrack album.
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- TrouserPress.com: Rave-Ups - Reviews of the band's albums.
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Keep On! A Reminder from John Paul Jones
By Michaela Pieczynski
The brisk air of the British Atlantic coastline nipped at the faces of the American crew aboard the Bonhomme Richard. As the rising sun met the Americans, the gallant Captain John Paul Jones stood upon the deck of his mighty vessel. Sails with British colors glistened in the distance, outline two British ships, the Serapis and the Countess of Scarborough. The approaching vessels fired at the American ship, and the presence of a second ship only increased the odds.
The sight of battle never startled Jones. Nevertheless, the single American ship battled fairly with the two enemy ships. Cannon fire echoed in the distance while strident men shouted orders. The morning sky was filled with cannon fire. The three-and-a-half hour battle started poorly for the Americans, but courageous Jones tried to overcome the British cannon fire by merging close to the enemy vessel, yet the Serapis's cannon fire tore through the heart of Jones's ship. Just when victory seemed hopeless, a British officer exclaimed over the crash of gunfire, "Do you ask for a quarter?"
American spirits were lifted as Captain John Paul Jones rose up boldly and said, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
Although his ship was being engulfed by cold Atlantic waters, Jones continued to pound away at the British. Finally, the British captain of the Serapis had fallen, causing the Countess of Scarborough to flee from American hands. The American crew commandeered the British warship and watched the Bonhomme Richard sink beneath blood-stained waters.
Jones and his men hoisted American colors and set sail to Paris, leaving an American victory at sea—the first great victory at sea.
John Paul Jones had the courage and heart of a true American. Though his life was at stake, Jones never gave up—even when his ship was sinking. All of Jones's energy he channeled into his duty. As a result of his faith, loyalty, and love to America, John Paul Jones helped his nation to win her first naval battle. From John Paul Jones, I have been encouraged never to give up, no matter how hopeless the battle may seem.


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2017 Student Bios
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Hannah Bell
Hannah Bell is a native Arkansan and went to the University of Arkansas where she earned her Criminal Justice and Sociology degree. She enjoys hammocking, kayaking, playing with German Shepherds (and all other breeds), along with cooking and attempting to master new culinary skills. She is passionate about criminal justice reform and seeks to change the system for a more successful citizenry, particularly post-release. She has worked on multiple local, state, and federal elections and strives to remain informed and involved.
Ashton Copeland
I grew up on a farm outside of Edenton, North Carolina (about an hour south of Hampton Roads, Virginia and an hour west of the Outer Banks). I graduated in May from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where I double-majored in Public Relations and History. The two kinds of law that I came into school interested in learning more about- Media Law and Constitutional Law- were heavily influenced by what I studied in my undergraduate majors. I really enjoy learning about the backgrounds of major cases and seeing the more personal stories that are involved in them. I am an avid college basketball fan (Go Heels!) and my favorite place to be is the beach.
Mary Jane Egan
I grew up outside Philadelphia, and attended American University for my BA in Political Science. I worked for three years at a law firm advocating on behalf of disabled Veterans who had been unfairly denied their compensation and pension benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). I then worked for two years at Booz Allen Hamilton as business analyst, in an effort to improve VA's IT infrastructure and explore new tech capabilities. In my spare time, I train for triathlon and mid-distance running races.
Brain Gubin
I was born in Centreville, VA (about 30 minutes south of the George Mason Law campus) so I'm one of the few non-transplants in the D.C. area. I went to James Madison University where I studied Business with a concentration in Management.
After college I moved to Arlington, VA and began working with the federal government, both as a contractor and as a GS employee. I have spent all my years with the Department of Homeland Security working within Customs and Border Protection. My jobs have been varied and have ranged from IT work (working with hardware/software, managing a computer programming team, etc.) to being a project analyst working with surveillance towers and Border Patrol facilities.
I had been thinking about law school for a long time but didn't pull the trigger until now. I wanted something that would challenge me intellectually and allow me to be in a field where I could use more critical thinking skills. I enjoy watching/playing sports (Cowboys, Orioles, Roger Federer) and am an avid Seinfeld fan.
Keith Holleran
I graduated from William and Mary in 2016. I was an Economics major in college. I was also a member of the Cross Country and Track and Field team for two years at the school. This past year, I was a paralegal at a local firm in Reston, Virginia. I am not sure what I specifically want to do with a law degree, but am interested in litigation, anti trust law, and securities. I am a big sports fan, and support the Washington Wizards, Nationals, Capitals and the Dallas Cowboys (I know, I'm from DC and like the Cowboys, which annoys everyone).
Emily Kvalheim
I'm an INFJ. I'm from Westerville, OH. I graduated from American University in 2015 with two bachelor's degrees in Political Science (Race, Gender, and Politics) and International Studies (International Development) with a minor in Spanish. I earned a Certificate in Advanced Leadership Studies after graduating from the School of Public Affairs' Leadership Program. Some of the organizations where I interned during undergrad included the National Coalition for the Homeless, Hogar de Cristo (while studying abroad in Santiago, Chile for a semester), and Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH)'s Columbus office. As a volunteer, I taught English as a Second Language in a Home Depot parking lot to day laborers who were waiting to be picked up for work. I also spent time working with people experiencing homelessness, including living on the streets for a couple of days. After I graduated, I became a Certified Candidate for Ordained Ministry as a Deacon in the UMC. I served as a UMC Missionary in Miami, FL for the past 2 years, helping to provide free immigration legal services to low income immigrants, particularly unaccompanied children. I also volunteered in an immigration detention center and at a wildlife refuge. I love baby animals, although one time a macaque monkey tried to punch me in the face. I also love to travel. I'm not very passionate about the law, and I almost did not come to law school because it will preclude me from engaging in civil disobedience (and getting arrested). I feel called to pursue a career in faith-based social justice ministry; my hope is that a law degree will facilitate that calling.
Christopher Lloyd
I am originally from New Jersey but have been living in the Washington D.C. area since graduating from Patrick Henry College in 2014. I am passionate about the intersection of law and economics and am hoping to work as a corporate lawyer – specifically with the financial industry. After graduating from PHC, I worked for a media startup called Conservative Review where I researched legislative history and wrote on current events. I love to be outdoors and enjoy biking around D.C. and hiking in the Rocky Mountains. I hope to travel to all 59 national parks and have already crossed 11 off the list so far.
Joshua McKenney
I'm a Virginia local, from the Glen Allen/Henrico area, and I recently turned 24. I graduated May 2016 from Virginia Commonwealth University with a major in Criminal Justice and a minor in Political Science before taking roughly a year off to enjoy the last bit of my youth and free time prior to law school. My legal interests are (currently) criminal law, military law, and anything within the scope of public interest, but I'm open to and actively exploring other fields that seem worthwhile, such as soft-IP. As for career goals, I'm hoping to work with the JAG program after graduation, but I'll see where my 2L/3L experiences lead me. Lastly and more personally, while my interests have been somewhat limited by law school time constraints, I enjoy lifting weights, exploring fun new food options, and reading science fiction novels. Having recently read through several of the books in Isaac Asimov's Foundation series, I highly recommend it.
Dan Thaler
Dan Thaler is excited to be attending law school close to his hometown of Bethesda, Maryland. He lived his entire life in Bethesda until 2012 when he moved to Columbia, Missouri to attend the University of Missouri (Mizzou). While at Mizzou, he served as brotherhood chair of the pre-law fraternity Phi Alpha Delta, worked as an intern at the Missouri State Treasurer's office, and eventually earned his bachelor's degree in Business Administration- Finance. Upon graduation from Mizzou in 2016, he returned home to Bethesda. With the gap year before law school, he interned part-time at the Washington D.C. office of the Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC law firm and served tables full-time at Founding Farmers in Potomac, Maryland. In addition, he enjoyed his hobbies of golfing and paddle boarding on the Potomac River as frequently as possible. Currently, he resides in Arlington, Virginia where he hopes to begin a successful career as an attorney.
Mattheus Wagner
I am a native of both Fresno, CA, and Truckee, CA (situated in North Lake Tahoe). My childhood was defined in alternating my time between exploring the orchards, rivers, and national parks of the San Joaquin Valley and skiing recklessly down the steep slopes of Squaw Valley and other breathtaking mountains across the world. This Twain-esque boyhood eventually led me to Harvard University. I graduated Harvard in 2016 with an AB in History and Celtic Studies, specifically concentrating in cultural and military history from late Antiquity to the Enlightenment. Inspired by professors who taught the value of Applied History, I developed a passion for high politics, especially geopolitics. My academic mentors encouraged me to pursue a law degree to further sharpen the critical thinking and writing skillset vital to a potential career in national security law and foreign affairs. Before attending Scalia Law, I spent a year in Fresno as a self-employed educational consultant, helping local impoverished high school students to attain their dreams of attending college, many becoming the first in their families to do so.
Kathleen Wills
I graduated from George Mason with my bachelors of science in Neuroscience and have spent several years researching attention, depression, and suicidal thoughts in psychiatric units and research labs. Most recently, I used EEG, fMRI, and MEG technologies for this purpose (measuring the effects of ketamine!) at the National Institutes of Health. I hope to apply this knowledge to the legal profession, potentially with Patent Law!
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2014 Student Bios
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Edward (Ted) D. Bantle: I serve as a Commissioner with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, a position I have held since April 2011. In his capacity as a Commissioner, I work with parties in the private, public and federal sectors mediating employment disputes, grievances, and collective bargaining negotiations. In addition to his mediation work, I have traveled throughout the United States and internationally, most recently in Morocco, providing training on and analysis of dispute resolution systems and techniques. Recently, working in the Office of Alternative Dispute Resolution in Washington, D.C. I have had the opportunity to take part in the facilitation of "negotiated rulemaking" sessions pertaining to the potential modification of certain Federal regulations. I received a Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University. In the final year of my studies, I had the opportunity to live in Dublin, Ireland, during which I studied labor relations at the Quinn Graduate School of Business – University College of Dublin. I live in Washington D.C., and enjoy traveling, playing golf, and spending time with friends.
Elizabeth (Beth) Cannon: I'm very excited to be a 1L at Mason Law School. I have been interested in studying law since high school and hope to pursue Environmental and Regulatory Law when we graduate in four years. I grew up in Northern Virginia and attended McLean High School. For my undergrad, I went to North Carolina to attend Wake Forest University. I graduated with my BA in 2012, with a major in political science and minor in philosophy. After graduation, I started working as a paralegal for Crowell & Moring, LLP in Washington, D.C. and have been remained at Crowell for the past two years. Crowell & Moring is a large firm that specializes in torts, antitrust, white collar crime, and environmental/energy law. I have become heavily involved in our torts department, specifically premises liability cases, and environmental department, specifically mining and natural gas cases. I am still undecided as to whether I will try to return to Crowell after graduation from law school, or pursue another firm. On the more personal side, I am an avid Redskins fan, I love to snowboard, and I enjoy most outdoor activities. I spent many years of my childhood playing travel soccer and planned on playing college until I received a season-ending injury my senior year of high school. Hopefully, this helps you get to know me a little better, and I certainly look forward to getting to know all of you better over the course of the next four years!
Ligia Xue Franco: I go by Xue (pronounced Sway). I received my undergrad degree in History and Government from the College of William and Mary in 2011. Since then I have been working in a small law firm in Old Town Alexandria as a paralegal. I have also worked at the Department of Justice. I am interested in pursuing a general track of law while at George Mason Law School
Amy Hilton: I grew up in MS and TX, and graduated from Grace Christian School in 2002. I attended Gordon College in Wenham, MA and graduated in 2008 (I walked in 2006 and finished 1 remaining class in 2008) with a major in Communication Arts and minors in Political Studies and Spanish. I worked as the Administrative Assistant and Study Abroad Advisor in the School of International Education at Endicott College in Beverly, MA from January 2007 – May 2008. I worked as the Admission Events Coordinator at Gordon College in Wenham, MA from August 2008-August 2010. I then worked as the Dean's Office Events and Faculty Services Coordinator at Harvard Law School from August 2010 – August 2012. I moved to the D.C. are in August 2012 to work in the Office of the Chief Prosecutor, Office of Military Commission, Department of Defense. I presently work in this office as the Legal Assistant to the U.S. v. Mohammed, et al. and U.S. v. Hadi al Iraqui Trial teams. On a personal note, I am an avid runner and weight lifter, I love travelling and studied abroad in Costa Rica for a semester during college. I love learning about other cultures, and plan to pursue a career in national security, international humanitarian, and national security law. My career goal is to work for the Department of Justice, Department of State, the FBI, or the CIA long-term.
Kendrick Hsu: I have a BS in Materials Science and Engineering from UCLA and an MS in Electrical Engineering from USC. I grew up in the Los Angeles area and lived there for my whole life before moving to the Northern VA area five years ago. I am currently a patent examiner at the USPTO and am interested in being a patent prosecution attorney upon graduation from law school.
Clay Massa: I attended American University's School of International Service for both undergraduate and graduate studies in International Affairs, with specific areas of concentration regarding U.S. Foreign Policy, International Politics, and the Middle East. After completing his graduate degree, I entered the Presidential Management Fellows Program at the Department of Defense where he conducted rotational career broadening assignments at the Air Force International Affairs Strategy and Plans Division, the Air Force Strategic Studies Group and finally at the Joint Staff. Following the completion of the Fellowship, I was assigned to be a country director in 2013 for Air Force International Affairs in the Mideast Division. My interest in economics and the law led me to attend George Mason.
Caitlin McHale: I have a BA in English and minors in Sociology and Appalachian Studies from Virginia Tech. Although I grew up in this area and am definitely a city girl, I love the mountains and welcome any excuse to go back to Blacksburg, VA (especially Hokie football games!). I currently work for Mars, Incorporated, the candy company, and provide project support for the global Treasury and Investments teams. Before joining Mars, I worked on Capitol Hill for a Congressman from South Carolina for two years as a scheduler/executive assistant. During and directly after college, I also worked for the Department of Defense Office of Small Business Programs, where I helped small businesses in historically underutilized business zones identify Federal procurement opportunities. I have an interest in economics, which led me to George Mason, and at some point, I'd like to be a government relations associate and focus on financial services and food industry issues. On a personal note, I love college football, all Hokie sports, traveling, and learning new things. I'm excited to be a law student and look forward to getting to know all of you over the next few years.
Dongil Moon: I came to Fairfax Virginia about 3 years ago because of my job as a patent practitioner. My wife and I have three daughters and we have enjoyed life in the US so far. While I was working as a Korean patent attorney in Seoul Korea in 2008, I planned to study law in the US and finally my dreams come true. It was busy but I tried to prepare myself for this law school course because I have had a strong desire to become a US patent attorney. It is a new beginning for me and I will try to enjoy this journey of learning. I studied Electrical Engineering and Management before studying law. I enjoy swimming, basketball games, and snowboarding.
Richard Morris: I have lived all over the place (pseudo-army brat), but I will claim Germany as home since I spent the longest there. I come from a strong technical background and currently work as a programmer (specializing in artificial intelligence), but have virtually no legal experience. In fact, coming to law school was more or less a spur of the moment decision and was never part of my intentions until last year. Hopefully it will turn out the way I imagine, but the best laid plans of mice and men…
Geoffrey Pechie: I am a registered patent agent in an intellectual property firm in Tysons Corner where I reside. I received a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 2010 from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach, Florida. Prior to switching to intellectual property, I worked as a Design Engineer at a prominent supplier for General Electric industrial division in Ormond Beach, Florida. I also did research in United States Air Force Stability and Control Digital DATCOM and its methods for calculating stability derivatives while attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. I also did extensive work designing flight control systems for simulation testing. I focus my prosecution practice at my firm in the areas of aerospace technologies, aerospace control systems, mechanics, optics and optical systems, material sciences, physical sciences, semiconductor technologies, display technologies, medical devices, metallic materials, wireless devices, electronic control systems, and mechanical devices.
Patrick Pennella: I am a Lieutenant in the U.S. Coast Guard and 2007 graduate of the Coast Guard Academy. Since June I have been assigned to Coast Guard Headquarters as a Program Analyst for the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Military Campaign Office. I assist with developing and implementing innovative solutions to meet the four strategic goals of fostering a culture intolerant of sexual assault, creating a strong preventative culture, providing timely and effective victim support, and advancing justice and accountability. Previous assignments included serving aboard two ships stationed in Florida, managing the Congressional reports and inquiries process in the Office of Budget and Programs, and studying Canadian-U.S. security cooperation on a Fulbright Scholarship to Canada.
Richard Sterns: I recently moved to the Washington D.C area from St. Louis, Missouri where I spent the majority of my youth. I received my Bachelor's degree in History and Political Science this past May from a small liberal arts college in Missouri called Westminster College. This school is quite small and best known for being the location of Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech. I also played football there. I moved to Washington D.C to attend law school because my legal interests center around legislation, regulatory law, and government relations. Most of my professional experience is in government as I interned for a Missouri Senator and I spent my last semester of my undergraduate career working in the Missouri State Legislature. Currently I work as a contractor for Randstad and have been working as a temporary research assistant at various D.C think tanks and non-profits since I relocated here. I am planing on pursing a concentration in regulatory law while at Mason. I enjoy all things sports. I particularly like playing football, basketball, and sand volleyball. I also enjoy taking advantage of the various trails and parks around Arlington.
(Paul) Marshall Ticer: I was born in New Orleans LA and raised back and forth between the MS Gulf Coast (Bay St. Louis) and New Orleans throughout High School. I graduated from a public high school of MS. I took two years off before attending college to start a computer company in Venice Beach CA and to hang out on the beach – (primarily to hang out on the beach). I returned to New Orleans to assist my immediate family who lost all of their possessions and homes in Hurricane Katrina. I ultimately accepted a deferred scholarship to Vanderbilt University to the school of engineering. I obtained a B.E. and an M.E. in Civil and Environmental Engineering with a minor in Engineering MGMT and Economics. I ended up in the DC area via recruitment efforts of Clark Construction. I was offered an opportunity to work on the new Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture as the onsite QA/QC rep for structural inspections. I worked outside for the last two years with laborers as a superintendent. I organized various construction unions to perform work and checked that it was done correctly and to code for structural steel elements and elements of structural concrete. I have always wanted to attend law school to eventually become a practicing Patent Attorney.
Caitlin Van Sant: I am from Hanover, Pennsylvania, a small town known primarily for Snyders pretzels and Utz potato chips. I graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business and a Bachelor of Art in International Relations and two minors in Spanish and Latin American Studies. I interned in DC four times throughout college and knew I wanted to return following graduation. For the past four and a half years I have been at Biotechnology Industry Organization doing state government relations primarily focusing on health policy issues. I currently live in Old Town and my top three favorite things are my dog Jackson, pizza, and naps.
Pam Walsh: I'm a native of McLean, Virginia, although it took a bit of wandering for me to return to the D.C. area (and to eventually wind up in law school.) I graduated from Princeton in 2007 with a degree in Geosciences and a minor in Environmental Studies. After graduation, I worked as a field geophysicist and engineer doing offshore seismic exploration for an oilfield services company. For three and a half years, I spent every other five week period living on a boat and working to (eventually) generate detailed 3D maps of the rock layers below the ocean floor in the Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, and Arctic Ocean. I learned during this time that I don't get seasick, which is a life skill I am sure will come in handy at some point during law school. After leaving the oil and gas industry, I completed an M.S. in Environmental Science & Policy in 2011 at Johns Hopkins. I currently work at Northbridge Environmental Management Consulting in D.C. where I specialize in environmental finance initiatives focused on managing the cost of water infrastructure and achieving water quality standards for communities around the country. Outside of work, I enjoy running, biking, climbing, and most other outdoor activities.
Louise Zwicker: I came to America backpacking more than 25 years ago and, apart from a couple of trips home to finish my engineering degree and to visit my parents and friends, have been here ever since. I became a permanent resident in 1992 and lived on Block Island, a small island about 12 miles off the coast of Rhode Island, until 1998. Living on the island had its benefits, great friends, plentiful amounts of seafood and of course, the beach. Employment opportunities, however, were limited, especially in the winter. I was framing houses for a general contractor during the day and bartending or waitressing at night. I eventually gave up trying to find an engineering job in New England and decided to search further afield. I moved to Virginia 16 years ago and have been working as a civil engineer for the same land development company ever since. I love living in the middle of horse country even though I seldom have time to ride. I share a small, old, messy, house and a large yard with my 14 year old daughter, Katherine, my two German Shepherds, Jake and Red (aka "my boys" ), and my 7 year old Alaskan Malamute, Misty. When not at work, school or soccer games I spend most of my time on home improvement projects or yard work and getting distracted because I am either playing with my boys or popping over the fence to either of my neighbors, both of whom own vineyards.
A note to incoming students
Posted July 10, 2013, 12:07 ET | Comments Off on A note to incoming students
A student has asked for my comments on the books that GMUSL recommends as summer reading. I can't say I found the list very helpful, No doubt, one's views on the subject are bound to be idiosyncratic, as I am sure mine are. But here they are: Philip Howard's The Death of Common Sense is still a good read, as is Walter Olson's The Rule of Lawyers; more recently, there's Cass Sunstein's Nudge and Bob Frank's Darwinian Economics. You might also look at Harvey Silverglate's Three Felonies a Day and Nick Taleb's Antifragile (which should have been 2/3 shorter).
Or not.
Please note that the first class in Contracts I is on August 22.
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we went for my belated birthday lunch. It was ok. the panini was fine, i didn't really care for the taste of the beef. The sauce on the sandwich was too mustardy. I didn't care for the tirimisou as there was butterscotch sauce on that. who does that?
For some reason the restaurant wasn't aware or prepared for my arrival although I did make a reservation.
Our server was friendly & attentive. Great Foodlicious options. I thoroughly enjoyed the mussel appetizer
My friend and I went to this restaurant for dinner and i had the salad and pizza and she had the soup and salmon. The food was ok but I have had better elsewhere. The service wasn't very quick and the sorbet we had tasted like orange peels. The food wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great either.
Bland food, would not go again unfortunately. Nothing more to add
My friend and I went for summerlicious. We were very happy with both of our meals. It's tasty and very filling. I absolutely loved my tiramisu.
I participated in Summerlicious at Il Fornello for lunch. For $18 I had an AMAZING meal. I tried the mussels, pizetta of the day, and tiramisu. It was all amazing and very filling for the price paid. Service was also very professional and relatively quick.
We had the best waiter.....think Brian was his name.....great sense of humor
Solid all around. Good pizza & pasta. Good for lunch or casual meal.
The server could have been a little gentle with the plates when tabling our food.
The servers did not have any consideration for the diners sitting close to the station where the dirty dishes were placed. VERY NOISY.
I have another reservation on July 18th I will make sure that I do not have the same server or be seated in the same area.
Food was delicious, service was friendly and prompt. I will definitely have lunch here again
Two of us arrived separately, gave the same reservation name at check in - were both told we were the first to arrive and were seated at opposite ends of the restaurant. Only 15 minutes later did we figure out the mistake. Hostess didn't even apologize. Not a good start to a business lunch.
There wasn't many people there at 8pm on a Saturday night, so that was a bit uncomfortable. Our server barely acknowledged us. Not sure if it was his personality or the fact that we were there for the Mirvish Dine and Dazzle. Disappointing.
Went before a Mirvish show. Speedy service, good Prix fixe, tasty meal. Highly recommend.
Fantastic food. Nice ambiance. Fast service and amazing servers!
Great soup, salad and chicken parm. Service was excellent. We used this restaurant as part of the Mirvish Special.
The dining experience was great, however the restrooms need attention.
I was there for lunch on a Saturday and the place was empty until mid-way through our meal. Service was good, but that is to be expected when you are the only customer. We both had salads which were very good. There was a faint musty smell where we were sitting by the window that wasn't pleasant.
We were very lucky to already have reservations. But our table location was horrible. Just two of us, and I had to have my back to a main thoroughfare for the wait staff. I ended up with an oil/food spill on the back of my jacket...and had my purse bumped into all night. My purse wasn't big, but it was hung on the back of my chair. Overall we had very speedy service, even though I had to wait for my companion to join me. My pizza was super soggy. Her pasta was good. Only reason we go here is because of its great location to the theatres.
My sister and I attended a concert in Toronto and this was our location of choice for dinner. We have been here before and we are never disappointed. The food is excellent, menu has s variety of choices for all types of diets. They are very accommodating for my sisters nut allergy and never fuss about special menu.
This time it was a little loud but only bc it was sold out. We made a reservation and experienced no wait times.
The food is so delicious and the service is always prompt and pleasant. We are definitely going back.
Thank you for making our evening even better.
extremely noisy and tables crowded together. fairly dependable food and quick service
Rude host, terrible small, food just ok. We couldn't make reservation for a big table and booked 2 small and asked host to sit us at least close to each other and she even didn't try to accommodate.
Good food, great location (when heading to a theater next) and the service is efficient.
This was the 3rd time we enjoyed dining at Fornellos prior to the show. Although pleased with
all aspects, we must mention:
a.) The salmon was nor as soft as usual.
b.) the waiter service was exceptional
We made reservations 2 weeks in advance and, although not correctly registered, were accommodated in good time.
We took advantage of the "prix fixe" menu that came with the theatre/dinner package we bought. Although it wasn't indicative of the full range of possibilities from the main menu, we each found something that we enjoyed and left the restaurant satisfied. Our server was attentive and friendly.
Our server was excellent, friendly and informed. We were thee for pre theatre dinner, everything arrived promptly, although had to ask for pepper and parm
We were there for the theatre dinner special with a fixed price menu. We enjoyed the meal and portions were more than adequate. Our table wasn't in a great location, as there was a school group right next to us and it got pretty loud. The service as good and our waiter was friendly. I would go back and also recommend it to others.
We were running late for our reservation due to traffic, and the hostess was excellent about it. Our waiter found out we were pressed for time as a result, and he made sure our order went in quickly. The food came hot and ready not too long after we ordered, and it was delicious. Very good service and food.
Great place to have lunch or early dinner before attending the theatre. Food was excellent, cooked to perfection.
Not enough servers on the floor. Service was slow, even when server was made aware that we had a concert. At 7:30. We were there from 5:45 until 7:25.
Although we were late due to traffic, our table was held for us.
Food was good and service was quick and efficient.
The pasta was mushy. The waiter was very thoughtful. I asked for very lite on the cheese on chicken parm. And it arrived perfect.
Food was very nicely presented and excellent. Great choice for dinner after the afternoon theatre.
Atmosphere very nice. Server was energetic, friendly , made some great suggestions and did not rush us. The set menu was great, lots of choices and variety
Good value
We dined in advance of our TSO concert at RTH and were seated at table # 42. My guest was facing the kitchen which was a bit hectic and a little distracting for conversation; however, we appreciated having a window seat. Our charming server was Brian and he was excellent, both in terms of timing and courtesy. Enjoyed our meal and will always return to this Il Fornello especially when it involves theatre and TSO outings.
Enjoyed meal with friends. However, I dropped my scarf and tried calling, no answer, to see if it was picked up and can I drop by for it.
Always good good. Great location near theatres and concert hall. Service is attentive and friendly. Very noisy the night we went because it was filled with women going to see Jann Arden.
We had a wonderful family dining experience. The service was great and the pizzas were delicious. We will return next time we are in Toronto.
Have been here on numerous occasions and never disappointed. Service is fast and accommodating.
The food was very nicely prepared and beautifully presented. Our server was excellent! One member in the group is allergic to certain foods and our server steered him through the menu and made certain the food was to his liking. She maintained a professional and friendly demeanour at all times.
Five of us all enjoyed our meal and were able to visit easily. Came after 'Strickly Ballroom' and it is so handy.


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Former UKIP leader Paul Nuttall resigned with immediate effect following a disappointing campaign that saw their share of the vote plummet to below 2% and lose its only seat and political experts, UKIP politicians and punters all believe there is only one man for the job. Nigel Farage, the former UKIP leader, stated following Nuttall's resignation that he was thinking about taking the leadership role once again and bookies wasted no time in installing him as the 1/3 market leader.
Rumours suggest that Theresa May could be forced by the DUP to give Nigel Farage a job as a Brexit negotiator, but even with these suggestions 71% of bets since the election have been on Farage becoming the next UKIP leader. Anne Marie Waters has been the second most popular pick at 10/1
The betting public are also backing change at the top of other parties; Tim Farron's blushes were spared when he just managed to hold onto his seat in Westmorland and Lonsdale by under 800 votes. The Lib Dems managed to gain four more seats this year, but saw their share of the vote decrease by 0.5%. If Farron was to resign or be ousted, the punters believe Jo Swinson will take the reigns. 41% of bets placed on the next Lib Dem leader since the election have been on Swinson at 5/2. Party veteran Vince Cable has been the second most popular pick, and can be backed at 4/1.
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Discussion in 'Native Lenses' started by Jcrutcher, Mar 15, 2012.
Any ideas how to get one?
Thx Jim
A screw-in 37mm hood is probably your only choice - here is a selection at B&H 37mm lens hood .
Thank you!
Take a look at eBay Item #170804704029.
It is a 3-stage rubber lens hood that provides shading for wide angle (14mm), standard (25mm) and telephoto (42mm) focal lengths.


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Monday, April 27, 2009
More teeth are on the horizon
Maddie and Izzie taking a bath.
Today is another pajama day. I've taken to turning most rainy days into pajama days, it just seems fitting. Both girls are teething, so the past few days have been rough. Luckily for me though, they seem to take turns on who is the crankiest each day. It's really strange. Saturday was all Maddie, Sunday Izzie was a cranky goblin and today it's Maddie all over again. Izzie's been playing quite contently, but Maddie is just super needy and whiny.
Both girls climbed into their toy box this morning and got stuck. They cries that issued forth should have brought the neighbors running. They weren't hurt (the toy box doesn't even have a lid) they just couldn't get out and they were MAD. I rescued them, but they didn't want to stay in the pit after that at all. So I didn't get my morning "me" time. Which of course makes me cranky, but I'll get over it. We made another pillow mountain in the living room, but it didn't go over well today. They are both carrying around wooden spoons that I gave them. I pulled out some pots and pans and they had fun "making dinner" for about 5 minutes. Right now, they are watching their Signing Times video. Nana is coming over sometime soon (I hope.)
The girls have decided that outside is more fun that inside. Before anywhere where they weren't was more fun. For instance if we were inside and I asked them if they wanted to go outside, they got super excited and ran for the door. Then when we were outside and it was time to go in, I asked them if they were ready to go inside and they got super excited and ran for the door. Now though, they've decided that outside is fun, and inside is boring. Yesterday it was really hard to get them back inside after playing. It was so convenient before, and now it's hard. I get one girl inside, but then she runs back outside while I'm getting the second girl. Repeat. Unless I pick them up and carry them inside (while trying to open the backdoor) it's just a loop. This is NOT cool to me. I'm trying very hard to teach them to be independent. I make them walk to the car, I make them walk up the stairs, I am currently teaching them to go down the stairs.
I know if I had one baby, I'd take this carrying/coddling stage a whole lot further. With two, I just can't. They are getting heavy. I can't carry them together as easily anymore. I refuse to have more work for me. (ie. carry one girl to the car, go back get the other girl. Or carry one upstairs, go back down carry the second.) No way. They are big and they can walk. So now it's all about listening. I've got to get them to go in when I say so. I know everyone is laughing at me right now. Get a toddler to listen, she must be crazy, you are thinking. I know. I have lofty aspirations. I don't believe in bribes (for the most part, exceptions can be made.) So that makes life even more difficult. I'll figure it out. It's just a new stage.
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Metro 2033 play time, but we've been assured by developer 4A Games that it's all for a good cause: To prepare for upcoming DLC. On the game's official Facebook page, a spokesperson confirmed that additional content was in the works, but didn't provide much detail, saying only that multiplayer would be impossible and that "it won't be new SP narrative content, 'missing levels' or anything like that - it's something we're only just starting production on."
Wait, it won't be new single-player story bits or multiplayer, so what does that leave? While novel, we're not sure "Flashlight Hand-Cranking Time Attack" would be a huge step forward.
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Goodyear Tyres
The so exigent test programs that are suffered by Goodyear tyres at their factories, makes the manufacturer being well-earned on top 5 Premium brands of the market. Its priority is to give their best on every kilometer, and to get that they include a high number of innovative technologies that bring the tyres durability, enhancing the experience of the most exigent drivers.
Some patterns of Goodyear have also the ROF "Run On Flat" option, as in case of a puncture, they allow the driver to roll for 80 kilometers at a maximum speed of 80 kms/h before being replaced. The EfficientGrip, in its both versions Performance and Compact, and the F1 Assymetric 3, are the most reliable ones of the manufacturer, reaching easily the world best sellers list.
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The latest Android 2.3 Gingerbread software update has been leaked on the Internet, however this is not the final built of the Android 2.3 OS but it is working fine and is only for the Samsung Galaxy S I9000 users. The last official built available for Galaxy S was the Android 2.2 via Kies, so if you want to taste the Android 2.3 OS early, hit the download link given below.
Download Android 2.3 for Galaxy S
Download link for Android 2.3 firmware files
How to Install Android 2.3 on Galaxy S
Please note that the upgrade method is same, you just need to make sure you place the 2.3 firmware files as given above in their correct corresponding location for ODIN upgrade to work.
If you have any questions let me know in comments.
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installed on galaxy-s now won't let me connect to my 3g network
After this firmware, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, I have not 3G and problem with live tv from internet!!!
taking lot of time to charge and getting too hot while charging. flashed back to 2.2
For 3G to work, you have to re-enter your APN (Access Point Name) and settings for your mobile provider.
You can find these on the internet, or take it back to the shop where you bought it, or call customer service, and they can tell you.
Not hard to do
HI, I am not able to upgrade using the method mentioned above. Some of my friend told me that to upgrade using above technique I have to root my phone first. Kindly confirm if rooting is required befor upgrading to android 2.3.
I am using android 2.2 (on galaxy S 19000).
Many thanks in advance.
Followed all the instructions…
Got screwed…
My phone doesn't boot now…. all it shows is some garbage colors…
Won't even install after these comments.
Just canceled the download.
I considered myself lucky. : )


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Laura Mercier Matte Radiance Baked Powder Review & Swatches
Disclosure: This Laura Mercier Matte Radiance Baked Powder review features a sample sent to Baking Beauty for consideration in hopes she'd feature it on her blog.
Laura Mercier Says:An ultra-smooth baked formula that provides natural colour with soft matte radiance to the skin for a "bonne mine" healthy glow. Bronze shades give skin a soft matte finish and a hint of warmth.
Bronzer 02 is for light/medium skin tones
Bronzer 03 is for medium skin tones
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Today is World Prematurity Day. As a mom of preemies, I know the struggles they face at birth and can face as they grow up. Sierra was born weighing 4 lbs, 4.8 oz. She was Baby A. (Which she says stands for "Baby Awesome". heehee) Sienna weighed 1 lb, 7.3 oz. She was Baby B. […]Continue Reading... 2 Comments.
Today for Throw Back Thursday, I tweeted and posted this picture: It's a picture of my daughter, Sienna, the smaller of my twins. Many of you know about my daughters, but we have so many new friends to this blog that I thought Throw Back Thursday would be […]Continue Reading... 2 Comments.


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Matt Simms completed 9-of-18 passes for 79 yards and an interception in Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Dolphins.
Jets coach Rex Ryan "dodged the question" Monday when asked if Matt Simms will get any first-team practice reps this week.
Replacing a struggling Geno Smith in the fourth quarter of Sunday's Week 11 loss to Buffalo, Matt Simms completed 4-of-6 passes for 60 yards and a touchdown.
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Nashville's newest destination hotel is scheduled to open in June 2018.
The new JW Marriott in Nashville–developed by Turnberry Associates under the leadership of Jackie Soffer (bizjournals.com)–will be a 33 story, 533 guest room, 50,000 square feet of flexible event space design masterpiece. A grand ballroom with 15,040 square feet and a junior ballroom with 10,109 square feet, which can accommodate 1,200 guests comfortably; will be featured as well as 16 meeting rooms and 2 permanent boardrooms. There is floor to ceiling windows and cutting-edge wireless technology throughout. There will be a featured space called the 'event hub' planned that will offer 24/7 space to meet and work as well as nontraditional meeting spaces throughout the JW Marriott. The Marriott, which will rise a staggering 33 stories, is primed to become the second highest elevation point in the city.
Upon arrival, guests will come into an elegant, warm lobby featuring over 1000 wines for indulging and premium cigars. The hotel will also feature a salon, fitness center, and a start-of-the-art spa for guests to relax and enjoy. The hotel will feature gorgeous marble floors that will create a sharp contrast to the black marble reception desks with wicker wingback chairs and reinforced steel light fixtures. A focal point in the lobby will be the 17-foot custom fireplace that is anchored with an activity table that guests can use for work, interact, and host small gatherings. There will also be a fine dining restaurant located on the 33rd story for guests to enjoy.
Nashville's JW Marriott will be located just across the street from Nashville's Music City Center (http://www.nashvillemusiccitycenter.com/about), which is a huge tourist attraction; and it is within a two-mile radius from The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, The Ryman Auditorium, and the Schermerhorn Symphony Center to name a few attractions. JW Marriott is conveniently located just 10 miles from the airport, making in a must see luxury destination hotel.


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Featured Interview With Jane Hinchey
Tell us a little about yourself. Where were you raised? Where do you live now?
I'm an Aussie Author who writes sexy, snarky, badass, paranormal romances, so if you're into dark sexy vampires, hot shifters, sexy aliens, jaw dropping demons, sinful angels… I'm the author for you.
I was born in the UK, raised in Australia – we're what you call 'ten pound poms'. I was two when we left England for the sunny shores of Adelaide, South Australia. For the first five years we lived in outback SA in a place called Nunjikompita. Tiny place. Population six. Okay, that's an exaggeration…more like one hundred. And we had no television. Hence my love of reading and making up stories.
I love cats. It doesn't mean I want a cat figurine for every birthday/Christmas (this means you, Mum). I have two cats, Maxx the asshole cat, and Morgan, the not very bright cat. I also have a turtle, he's very quiet and doesn't like to be cuddled.
My kids are grown up and have some awesome tattoos, and I insisted they have at least one 'mum' tattoo – they both obliged. I also have a tattoo…but it's secret.
At what age did you realize your fascination with books? When did you start writing?
I've always been an avid reader…I think it's a pre-requisite and pretty much every author says this. But it's true. With the whole no TV thing until I was eight, reading was a great way of entertaining ourselves and I developed a nice healthy imagination. I didn't start writing as a child. In fact I was turned off writing by a teacher when I was about twelve – they told me I lacked imagination *gasp* and I believed them! I took a romantic writing course in my late teens, dabbled for a while and had a pile of half written manuscripts, then pretty much nothing until now.
Who are your favorite authors to read? What is your favorite genre to read. Who Inspires you in your writings?
I read a lot of Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy, I'm a massive fan of Darynda Jones and the Charley Davidson series, she is totally my idol. I love a good adventure story sprinkled with romance, adventure and the supernatural.
Tell us a little about your latest book?
My latest release is called Returned, it has elements of aliens, space travel, and a surprising twist upon a return home. It's the first in the Acarnania Warriors series of alien warrior romance. It's a sci-fi, dystopian romantic suspense that features gripping supernatural drama, surprising twists, dynamic characters, and heart-pounding romance. Contains hot romance and sizzling sex scenes, suitable for 18+ only.
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Hello, my name is XXXXX XXXXX it is my pleasure to assist you with your question today. Does the termination clause state that the notice period must be during term time, or is it just 6 calendar weeks?
Whether you resign or allowed to have your contract terminated would not really matter because in both cases you would be entitled to receive the same notice period from the employer. So if you wanted to ensure that this is dealt with as soon as possible and you are allowed to leave as quickly as you can, you may resign immediately and start the 6 week notice period. Even if you handed in your notice today, the notice would run until 29 April at the earliest so you may be expected to return for several days n the new term, unless you both agree that this will not happen. If he was intent on paying you then there is nothing you can do at this stage to minimise that as he may have already made up his mind. If that is the case you can certainly consider taking the matter further to the small claims court where such disputes are commonly heard.
he may mean it that you will be issued with notice f termination and that would be the end of the matter, but if he is trying to terminate it immediately then that would be a breach of contract on his part
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3. Hanson. These boys make my world go 'round.
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6. Mmmm, coffee with a big old peppermint stick.
7. Miss Naomi's coat has me jealous.
8. The Vampire Diaries. My sister and I are obsessed.
9. I get so happy when Starbucks puts their Christmas mugs out!
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Co1idering something as âArtâ is thinking about which role and place you give to videogames in our society. Aesthetics debates and such are often barren, because theorists and develope1 are not talking to each other that much: the two worlds are not colliding as much as it did before for cinema for example.nTL;DR, art as a status is about politics.nIf you co1ider videogames as an industrial product, you do not care if your product should be more than a selling product. You do not care about morals with yoghurts: you just make sure that it will not break the law of the countries youâre selling your product.nIf you co1ider videogames as a form of art, then you have to think about its moral implicatio1, about how it can assert itself as something meaningful in our society, one way or another. You are just thinking about how this media can be something different from other medias and should be respected, treated as such by the society.nOne last thing: the practice of religion can lead to bad co1equences but it does not mean that religion is inherently bad. The same goes with art and the practice of it: if you really want to ask you1elf if videogame is an art, you should not say âdo not co1ider games as art because bad things happen when people start to say thatâ. Saying something about it, praticing something, and thinking thoroughly about what something is in its substance are 3 different things.


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I survived our crazy weekend. The Rehearsal dinner went great although I don't think I have ever been so tired in my life. Now that it is over I am on to a new project: Spring Cleaning. As I have said on here before I HATE to clean. I do however like a clean house. I also like to organize things, although this may be because by organizing I am avoiding cleaning. Anyway, my sister and her friend found a wonderful apartment last week and so she moved out freeing our spare bedroom which I am going to convert into an office. Since a good deal of re-arranging and organizing will be involved I thought it would be an ideal time for a good thorough deep cleaning of our house. And to get into cleaning mode I am once again reading this book:
Have you heard of this book? If not I insist you go and buy it right now. I can not praise it enough. It is amazing and it's written by a female lawyer who also has a PHD in philosophy with a specialization in feminist philosophy. This makes the book much more exciting for me. You will begin reading the introduction and not only will you be hooked but you be overwhelmed with the urge to clean everything in sight. So if, like me, you have been dragging your feet a bit when it comes to spring cleaning get you hands on this book and you will become a cleaning machine!


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Shoppers and pedestrians cross 34th Street outside of Macy's Herald Square department store after 10pm December 22, 2009 in New York City. Macy's is staying open 24 hours a day in hopes to boost retail sales numbers in the runup to the Christmas holiday. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)
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