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Sample Cover Letters
- Cover letter for advertised position, e-mail version
- Cover Letter for advertised position, hard copy
- Cover letter for employment possibilities, e-mail version
- Cover letter for internship opportunities, hard copy
Cover letter for advertised position, e-mail version
Date: Thurs, 26 June 2008 14:55:53 -01000 (EDT)
From: Will Yougetit [email@example.com]
Subject: Senior Human Resources consultant position advertised on Monster.com
To: email@example.com
Content-Type: text/plain
Attachments: Will Yougetit CV
Dear Ms. Smith
Please find attached my Curriculum Vitae for the position of Senior Human Resources Consultant.
I'm particularly interested in this position, which relates strongly to my ten years of experience in Human Resources at senior management level.
I'm currently Human Resources Manager of Littlecorp Inc., and I believe I meet all the essential criteria of the position. My work at Littlecorp has been rewarding and productive. However, I wish to expand my career further, into the consultancy role. I see the Senior Human Resources Consultant role as an integral part of my intended future career path, building on my previous achievements.
The position also has a definite correlation with my practical knowledge and experience. You'll see from my CV that I have been deeply involved in management and development of Littlecorp's Human Resources career strategies, including in particular our highly successful Career Path Management and Career Counseling services for staff and management. These strategies, policies and services are very closely linked to the fundamental consultancy element of the position.
I feel that I am well qualified to make an effective and useful contribution to Hugecorporate's consultancy operations. I have researched Hugecorporate's excellent record in innovative HR management and policy advisory services, and I'm enthusiastic about the chance to participate in a meaningful role with an industry leader in the field.
Thank you for your consideration of my application. Please contact me should you require any further information,
Yours sincerely
Will Yougetit
Cover Letter for advertised position, hard copy
Attention: Ms. D. Fine
Corporate Manager
Prettygood PLC
247 Career Road
R. Hood
1 Arrow St
June 27, 2008
Phone: 1234 5678
Dear Ms. Nile
I refer to the position of Advertising Manager advertised in The Sun Newspaper on June 25, 2008. Please find attached my Curriculum Vitae, application form, and the required information specified in your advertisement.
I have 11 years experience in advertising in Britain and the United States. I am currently the Senior Vice President of Ajax Windows Inc, in Des Moines Iowa. I'm responsible for marketing for the firm's industrial contracts.
This position has a definite appeal for me, both on a personal and career basis.
I'm considering my career options at this point, after three years with Ajax. I feel it's time to move upward, and back into general advertising, rather than one dealing with a single product line exclusively.
Prettygood's very diverse lines of retail products are impressive. The standards of advertising copy and graphics are truly excellent, which has encouraged me to apply for this position. It's obvious that Prettygood has created a very strong, competent, in-house advertising team.
I have also recently done some independent advertising work outside the Ajax portfolio. Copies of this material are enclosed, and I hope they demonstrate my talents in the retail advertising sector. I did the layout, graphics, photography, and copywriting. These ads were quite successful when published, earlier this year. Newfax Supermarkets reported a 15% increase in sales, High Road Hotel and Restaurant 35%.
I believe I can add value to the Advertising Manager position through my years of experience and genuine enthusiasm for Prettygood's excellent work. Please contact me should you require any further information,
Yours sincerely
Cover letter for employment possibilities, e-mail version
Date: Saturday, 28 June 2008 17:45:33 -0900
From: Phil Marx [firstname.lastname@example.com]
Subject: Research Assistant, Wentworth Micro Industrial Corporation
To: Dr. Yvonne Knotts
Content-Type: text/plain
Attachments: Phil Marx CV.doc Phil Marx Statement
of Attainment.doc
Phil Marx Letter of Recommendation.doc Staph Aureus genetic sequence 127 paper.doc
Dear Dr. Knotts
Please find attached my Curriculum Vitae and relevant documents supporting my correspondence.
I am finishing my degree in Biology, Microbiology and Genetic Science at Hereandthere College, Thereabouts, this year. I found on the Wentworth Micro Industrial Corporation website information indicating that your company's research facility at Lower Hereandthere was in the process of setting up a new project in E. coli genomics.
I would like to apply for any available Research Assistant positions which are available for this project. I had some research experience at Hereandthere College, being put in charge of our electron microscope recording for our Staph Aureus project in 2007. (See attached document Staph Aureus genetic sequence 127 paper)
I have attached also a letter of recommendation kindly provided by my instructor, Prof. Arthur Goodman, whom you may recognize professionally as our local Professor Emeritus in Biology. Prof. Goodman suggested that if you had any enquiries about my suitability for this work, you could contact him directly, on the phone number provided.
I hope this letter is sufficient to indicate my deep interest in the microbiological research field. Please contact me should you require further information.
Yours sincerely
Phil Marx
Cover letter for internship opportunities, hard copy
Attention: Ms. D. Fine
Human Resources Manager
New York, New York
E. Wooden
1/28 High St
New Jersey NJ
Phone 678 1234 5678
Dear Mr. Wynn
Re Internships
I am currently studying at Somewhere School of Graphic Art, New Jersey. I am looking for an internship with a reputable industry company as part of my final year studies, which commence next year.
You'll appreciate that this internship also forms an important part of my qualification requirements. I'm also anxious to find an internship where I can study nanopixelation, your company's new, market leading product.
Attached please find my Curriculum Vitae, my college pass marks, some samples of my work with your NanoPainter software, and two letters of reference from my instructors, Ms. Rembrandt and Mr. Van Goya.
I hope my work is of an appropriate standard for your internee requirements. I'd also appreciate any advice you can provide me regarding an internship in the graphic art field, if you can spare time for an appointment.
If you require any further information, please contact me, either by return email, or on the phone number above.
Yours sincerely
Ernie Wooden


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The British government is pledging yet again to stop European Union migrants from claiming benefits after EU officials slapped down the plans last year.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron made the promise a key part of his demands while attempting to renegotiate the terms of Britain's EU membership. However, other EU leaders would only agree to a temporary compromise, forcing Mr Cameron into an embarrassing climb down and helping fuel the Brexit vote.
Now his successor Theresa May is looking at resurrecting the policy and bringing EU migrants in line with migrants from elsewhere in the world.
The Times reports that the government is considering the move along with a series of other decisions over the future of Britain's immigration system after Brexit.
In February last year, government data showed the UK has paid over £1 billion in welfare payments to unemployed EU migrants. Figures showed that in 2013/14 alone, British taxpayers paid £886million for unemployed EU migrants living in the UK, and a further £814 million for EU migrants in work.
Now the government is deciding whether to finally honour David Cameron's pledge of ending these benefits, although they have so far refused to commit.
The report comes as the government continues to give mixed signals over its Brexit strategy. David Davis, the Brexit minister, has hinted he would not like to see business affected by curbs on low-skilled immigration, indicating at various times that Britain could stay in leave the Single Market.
Chancellor Philip Hammond has also called for a "business friendly" Brexit, although has declined to go into details.
However, Theresa May is determined to appear tough on immigration. In her speech to the Conservative Party conference in October, the Prime Minister said: "We are not leaving the European Union to give up control over immigration again.
"We are leaving to be a fully sovereign and independent country – and that deal is going to have to work for Britain."

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Study of breast cancer screening characteristics and breast cancer survival
This study provides a national overview of breast cancer screening and survival in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women of Australia. Cancer Australia (formerly National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre*) undertook this study in response to the clear evidence of disadvantage among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples compared with other Australians, and the lack of high quality, national breast cancer data available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women.
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Top 10 2013 - OWASP
The goal of the Top 10 project is to raise awareness about application security by identifying some of the most critical risks facing organizations. The Top 10 project is referenced by many standards, books, tools, and organizations, including MITRE, PCI DSS, DISA, FTC, and many more. This release of the OWASP Top 10 marks this project's tenth anniversary of raising awareness of the importance of application security risks.


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Do I need a visa to travel to Thailand?
Thailand tends to be very flexible in respect to its entry requirements, and many nationalities are able to enter with no visa for a limited period of time. A full summary of the differing requirements by nationality is available here.
How much money should I prepare?
The high number of ATMs in Bangkok that accept international cards makes it easy to withdraw money in Thai baht at any time. However, you should be aware of possible transaction fees from your bank, as well as a surcharge of approximately USD $5 per transaction. It is recommended that you bring at least some Thai baht in order to avoid the unfavorable exchange rates in the airport. Credit cards are also widely accepted at most shopping malls and larger shops, but be sure to inform the issuing bank of your travel plans to Thailand.
Where should I stay in Bangkok?
Due to NIST's central location in Asok, one of Bangkok's business districts, dozens of hotels are available in the area. Hotels on the same street as the school include Mövenpick ($$$), U Sukhumvit ($$), Dream ($$), and S15 ($$). Of these, we recommend U Sukhumvit due to its very close proximity to the school – less than five minutes on foot.
How can I travel to my hotel from the airport?
Most international flights to Thailand arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport, and several travel options are available to central Bangkok. It is recommended that travellers either take the Airport Rail Link (6:00 AM – 12:20 AM) or book a taxi from the stands outside on Level 1 (Ground Floor). Have your hotel information printed out and ready—in Thai if possible. Please note that there is a 50 baht surcharge and possibly additional tolls when taking a taxi into the city.
How do I travel around Bangkok?
Despite its size, it's very easy to travel in and around the city–and even to other locations in Thailand–using public transportation. There are several options available, but taxis, the BTS and the MRT are the easiest. Detailed information is available here. Note that traveling long distances in taxis is not recommended due to the traffic. It is recommended that you ride in a tuk tuk at least once in your life.
How do I reach NIST International School?
Printable directions to the school are available in both English and in Thai. Though it is possible to walk to the school from the entrance to Sukhumvit 15 in about 10 minutes, be warned that the hot weather means you may be covered in sweat when you arrive! Motorbike taxis in the immediate area (recognized by their orange or pink jackets) can bring you directly to the school entrance for 10 to 20 Thai baht. Simply say "NIST school" or show the map in Thai.
How do I set up my mobile phone?
Three options are available in the airport—AIS, DTAC and True—in the arrivals area of Suvarnabhumi, and all three have numerous shops around Bangkok. Due to their widespread networks and ease of use throughout Thailand, either DTAC or True are recommended. Note that your smartphone must be unlocked in order to use SIM cards.
Who should I contact if there is an emergency?
It is recommended that you save this list of emergency numbers. English-speaking operators can be reached through the Tourist Police or one of the major hospitals—Bumrungrad Hospital, Samitivej Hospital or Sukhumvit Hospital. During regular school days, staff at NIST can be reached at 02 651 2065.
Are there any issues that I should be concerned about related to culture and safety?
Thailand, though generally safe for foreigners, does have some issues of note. Two require particular mention. Firstly, under no circumstances should you become involved in drugs in any way due to the harsh penalties. Secondly, avoid speaking negatively about the royal family, again due to the severe legal consequences. Comprehensive information about Thailand's culture and behaviours to avoid can be found on Wikitravel.
Where can I learn a few useful Thai phrases?
The following website provides several English transliterations of common phrases, as well as audio for each. If you find yourself in a situation in which you do not understand what is happening, smile in a friendly manner and say "mai khao jai" (I don't understand). Thailand is a welcoming country, and people are always happy when visitors try to speak the language!


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Faculty Name : Parashiva Murthy B M
Department : Computer Science and Engineering
Assistant Professor,
Department Of Cse.
Gsssietw, Mysore.
Education Details :
- Master of Technology, Software Engineering, Shri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering, Mysore, 2013
- Bachelor of Engineering , Computer Science & Engineering, Government engineering college, Chamarajanagar, 2011
Personal Details :
- Hobbies: Reading Novels, Playing Sports, Singing, Arranging Function, etc
- Languages: Kannada, English, Hindi
Profession Experience :
- Assistant Professor, GSSSIETW, Mysore, July 2013 to till date.
Publications :
- Parashiva Murthy B M, Usharani J, "A Brief Review on Mobile Cloud Computing Security" National Conference, DBIT, Bangalore, FCS May 2014.
- Parashiva Murthy B M, Bhavani Kumar Eshwar, "Integration and Mapping of IBM Master Data Management to Data Warehouse", IJSRP Volume 3 Issue 7 July 2013 edition.
Academic Activities :
- Institution Co-ordination for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers-2015
- Coordinator for Geethaayana Sports event-2015
- Project Co-ordination -2014
Faculty Development Activities :
- Attended workshop on Research Methodology in NIE Mysuru.
- Attended a workshop on "Python Programming" at KEC, Erode, Tamil Nadu on 27th to 29th April 2016.
- Attended 5 day Faculty Development Program at DBIT, Bangalore on "Recent Trends on Image Processing and Hands on using MATLAB".
Professional Membership :
Contact Details :
Department of CSE,
GSSS Institute Of Engineering & Technology For Women
Phone : 0821-4257304/305.(EXT-204).
My Vision :
To create an innovative learning environment that fosters personal and professional development in students. Appreciation for diversity, mentorship, critical thinking and reflection, development of collaborative partnerships in education.


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Look: I went ahead and spent a bit of time to make this nice visual! Anyway, here's the lineup for this Snapshot:
HIT – A real-time action RPG published by Nexon
Orpheus Stone – A very cute and humorous resource-gathering and strategy game
I Love Hue – A puzzle game based on arranging rectangles to create a nice spectrum
Dancing Line – A music arcade game where you must tap to the beat and avoid obstacles
These are all free mobile games, by the way. 🙂


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UBB will refund again 3% of the value of all purchases with UBB credit cards, made at the petrol stations on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria
UBB will refund 3% of the value of each purchase, made with a UBB credit card at the petrol stations on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria within the period 01.04-31.05.2012 and posted no later than 07.06.2012.
Eligible for the promotion will be each transaction with a maximum amount up to and incl. BGN 250.
The maximum amount of the bonused transactions with one credit card is BGN2000.
Participants in the campaign will be card-holders of Visa Classic, MasterCard Standard, Visa Gold, MasterCard Gold, UBB Globul MasterCard and Visa Electron.
The bonus will be accrued and paid after 15.06.2012 to all clients without delinquencies as of that moment.


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Yahoo is pushing forward with its $100 million "It's Y!ou" ad campaign and will begin rolling out more product-oriented ads beginning early next year, Kara Swisher reports.
Yahoo SVP Penny Baldwin, the woman behind "It's Y!ou," told Kara Swisher, "We are committed to 'It's You,' and it is a foundational element that will remain intact."
Who's to blame?
Besides Penny, who came on this summer, the people responsible for "It's Y!ou" are:
- Yahoo's ad agency Ogilvy ( which has since been soft-fired).
- Yahoos themsleves. A spokesperson told Kara "a recent internal Yahoo survey showed that about 80 percent of employees responded favorably or very favorably to the brand, and another 13 percent were neutral." We applaud the brave 7% who stood up to what we call "why-loo."
What a waste.
While we've always believed an ad campaign directed at Yahoo's advertisers makes some sense, our immediate reaction to "It's Y!ou" when it launched in October was a confused shoulder shrug.
When was the last time an ad campaign drove traffic to a Web site?
Since then, objective data has only supported our subjective take.
- Weekly uniques to Yahoo.com basically unchanged since the campaign started, according to data from comScore.
- Consumer research firm YouGov says the ad campaign has actually damaged Yahoo's brand with regular people, not helped it.
Yahoo tries to counter all this data with some of its own from ComScore and Nielsen, saying that homepage engagement is up 3% to 5% from September to October.
This is baloney.
Remember, Yahoo introduced a new, more engaging version of its homepage late last summer. What's more likely, that a shirtless dude on a skateboard is keeping people on Yahoo.com more, or that a new version of Yahoo.com is keeping people on Yahoo.com?
Yahoo also says "It's Y!ou" is driving international adoption. This is more believable.
To see a re-branding done right, check out AOL's. Read: Admit It, The New AOL.com Looks Beautiful
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I can't tell you what it's like to have my songs performed by this choir. You can guess. —James Taylor
In a match that was years in the making, on a stage in the Salt Lake LDS Conference Center, two American icons formed an unlikely union, and the result was a remarkable night of music, with an encore still to come.
Who knew James Taylor and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir would ever even appear in the same sentence, yet alone on the same stage, but there they were Friday night. Tonight they will do it all over again.
Taylor alternately teamed with the choir and the Utah Symphony to sing several of his classic songs — "Lonesome Road," "Shower the People," "My Traveling Star," "And Shed a Little Light," among others. He also delivered solo renditions of "Fire and Rain," "Carolina in My Mind" and "Secret of Life," as well as covers of two traditional songs, "Water is Wide" and "Getting to Know You." He drew a standing ovation with his performance of "Shower the People."
The choir, striking an Americana theme, performed "Saints Bound for Heaven," "Down to the River to Pray," "When the Saints Go Marchin' In," "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" and "It's a Great Night for Singing."
As he usually does, Taylor encored with a solo performance of "Sweet Baby James," the cowboy lullaby he wrote after the birth of his namesake nephew.
"I can't tell you what it's like to have my songs performed by this choir," he told the audience. "You can guess."
For Taylor, the pairing with the choir was a long time coming. His friend John Williams, the legendary movie composer who worked with the choir during the Salt Lake Winter Olympics, urged him to perform with the choir. Says Taylor, "He told me, 'Don't hesitate; you must go and make this happen.' He was so thrilled to work here."
Choir officials have sought a partnership with Taylor "multiple times," beginning as early as 2006. "It just took us a long time to find the date, and this was worth the wait," said Taylor. "The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a national treasure and a great gift to the world."
The pitch the choir uses to lure Taylor and other top (and expensive) artists to their stage is the same: The choir can't pay the artists their normal fee, but singing with the choir is a bucket list item. As opera diva Frederica von Stade once told choir officials, "There are a few brass rings in life for a performer, and one of them is to perform with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir."
The performance of Taylor, the symphony and the choir was a remarkable undertaking, especially considering the speed with which they had to coordinate and rehearse a small army of about 500 musicians. Arriving in town Wednesday afternoon, Taylor went right to work, practicing with his own band from 7 to 11 p.m. that evening in the Conference Center and then again the next morning with the symphony from 9 to 11:30, followed by another 7 to 9 session that night with the choir.
Before Taylor arrived, the choir managed five rehearsals of Taylor's songs following their regular Sunday morning "Music and the Spoken Word" radio/TV broadcast. It was not a tough sell. Said one choir member, "We were singing 'Shower the People,' and I'm looking around to see if anyone else realizes how great this is. I'm living a dream. We were singing 'Shed a Little Light' — 360 voices doing these little licks perfectly together — and it gave me goose bumps. I hope I live through this. I swear I'm going to have a heart attack."
Even director Mack Wilberg, the reserved, humble, 58-year-old classically trained musical whiz, was seen bobbing and weaving with the music while they practiced "Shed a Little Light."
"He was almost dancing!" said one choir member.
"This has taken the choir a little out of the box but in a wonderful way," says Wilberg. "The choir has really enjoyed it. In fact, I made them memorize (Taylor's songs)."
Ron Jarrett, president of the choir, says he told choir members that it would "probably be OK" if they got into the spirit of Taylor's music and nodded their heads and moved to the beat of the music. "What a mistake that was," he joked. "They were practically dancing. Now I'm trying to calm them down."
If the choir was moved by the collaboration, so was Taylor and his band. During Thursday night's rehearsals of "That Lonesome Road," the band was moved to tears, and afterward Taylor turned to Wilberg and said, "That song has died and gone to heaven." At one point, Taylor turned and looked at the choir, mouth agape, and gave them a fist pump, and when practice was finished he gave them a bow.
The concert marked another milestone in the history of both the choir and Taylor. Both have evolved and done so gracefully. In the last decade or so, the choir has reached out to team with performers from outside the LDS Church — artists from opera, stage, pop, TV, movies, home and abroad, from Sissel to Audra McDonald to Sting (during the Olympics) and Rene Fleming — to take its reach worldwide and appeal to a broader demographic.
The Tanner Gift Foundation, the 30-year-old brainchild of O.C. Tanner and former LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley, provides another forum for such aspirations. It was designed to put the choir, the Utah Symphony and a guest artist on stage together and make it accessible, which means bringing in the occasional pop artist and providing tickets free to the public. Not surprisingly, free tickets to a James Taylor concert were swept up fast in an online lottery.
When someone has expressed surprise over the teaming of the choir with certain guests, Wilberg has a ready answer: "Our mandate is to sing for everyone. We don't just sing for one group or sing one genre. This is everybody's choir."
To many, Taylor seemed an odd fit for the button-down choir, but only for those who haven't kept up with the troubadour. This is not your father's James Taylor. From a troubled, shy, reticent youth whose struggles with drugs were well chronicled, he has evolved into a warm, thoughtful and beloved figure in America and abroad. He is everywhere, singing at presidential inaugurations, the NHL Winter Classic, political conventions, the World Series, the Academy Awards, the U.S. (tennis) Open, political fundraisers, the 9-11 Memorial, the Boston Marathon bombing memorial.
One day he is on stage with Taylor Swift (who was named after Taylor), and then the Dixie Chicks, Alison Krauss, Carole King, Yo Yo Ma, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, Zac Brown, the Tanglewood Festival Chorus and the Boys Choir of Harlem. He has become America's singer-songwriter laureate.
Taylor's music has stood the test of time, which accounts for his staying power and his appeal to a wide demographic — teens and retirees and everyone in between. How long has Taylor been around? He was actually discovered — with a "suitcase of songs and a guitar" — by the Beatles, who made him the first to sign with their new Apple record label.
"It's been an incredible run," said Taylor. "I never could have anticipated it. I never thought of myself surviving beyond a week. I never had any idea about a future, and to be 65 and do this, I marvel at it. I don't understand it. It's the nature of things that we are trapped in ourselves, and we try to get out of it and reconnect with what is all around us from this narrow place from which we experience our lives. It's amazing to live in here (he says this pointing to himself)."
Thirty years ago, Taylor kicked his drug habit by replacing it with exercise. Today he is a grandfather and 16 years into his marriage to Kim Smedvig (she performs with him occasionally); they have twin sons. The man who so often laments his wanderlust in his songs is a family man. On Friday he spoke of the need to get home to help with his children. When choir officials picked him up at the airport, he was talking on the phone with one of his sons.
Like the man himself, Taylor's music has aged and matured nicely, but there was a maturity to it even in the early years. From the start he employed chamber orchestras and choirs or background singers, which made him a good fit for a collaboration with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
"My music has followed a number of different directions, and to a certain extent I'm chorale-focused in my music," he says. "I've always worked with four and sometimes five other singers, and there's a chorale aspect to my music that has been with me all along and has been growing. Some songs really want to be performed by a choir." Referring to the choir's rendition of "That Lonesome Road," he said, "This is the iteration that was waiting to happen."
With family duties calling and perhaps a sense of age and contentment, Taylor says he struggles to focus on writing new songs (he hasn't recorded an album of original material since 2002). He says he is trying to finish a batch of songs, but is easily distracted — "Rearranging my sock drawer takes precedence," he says. "I have to go into solitary, I have to sequester myself or get so bored I'll actually write."
Asked about his method of writing songs, he said, "It's mysterious. I don't have a method really. But I've got to clear out my head and my calendar enough to let it happen. I have to sit down and play an instrument. That's the way it starts to come out. I don't feel like I write songs; I'm just the first person to hear them. Initially, there's a lightning strike, something that comes to you driving or walking or playing the guitar — it's very unconscious. I collect those things by writing down the lyrics or making a small recording on a pocket recorder that is constantly with me, and then later I pursue them. It's always a surprise. It's the best thing there is for me, the most fulfilling."
In the meantime, while waiting on his muse, Taylor is enjoying the latter stages of his remarkable career with a victory lap through many of America's top artists, including the choir this weekend. "It's fulfilling to be able to come to Salt Lake City and meet these wonderful people and be part of this community for a week or so," he says. "It's something I've looked forward to. It's a delight and an honor."
Doug Robinson's columns run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. EMAIL: [email protected]


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1st Mar 2009, 12:19
I'm disappointed to learn about the new automatic gearbox. I had a 2006 Jazz and the gearbox was a typical CVT change, i.e. no jerk at all -- quite the reverse. Good review. I'm carless at the moment and am considering both the Jazz and Note. I must say my original Jazz never once gave a murmur. It was 100% reliable.
28th Jun 2009, 11:38
I own a 1.3 EX MT since late 2008. My previous car was a first gen Jazz. The old one was a great car considering its purpose, but the new Jazz is a quantum leap in every aspect. And the with the MT, 100 bhp feels like much more. It's a fast car. Faster than most of the competition.
28th Jul 2009, 12:34
I went on a test drive with the new Jazz ES and was very impressed with the ride, so I bought one last week. Maybe I did not listen carefully enough to the salesman's chat, but when I collected the car I was astonished to find that there was NO spare wheel, not even the pathetic "space-saving thing I had with my old Jazz. When I questioned the use of the "puncture repair kit" which goes with the car, the salesman said it would be better to get in touch with the AA in the event of a puncture!! I also bought the package, which is supposed to provide protection... side strips, carpets etc. What a con!! Pathetic little side strips and NOTHING for bumper protection.
I have read the previous comments and HOW I agree with the auto, which I bought, having had an auto Honda for years. Maybe it is the way I was driving, but the auto gear change is jerky and very disconcerting. I like the appearance and the quality of the car, but after having had a Honda car for many years, I do wonder whether I will buy another.
28th Sep 2009, 17:21
It is a shame the AUTO is jerky - it was the auto I wanted. Having liked the old JAZZ, although it was a fab car, it was well documented for bad ride quality.
Totally LOVE the new shape, looks great.
But what happened to the AUTO VERSION, which was going to be under 120 co/2 - therefore £35 road fund?? Honda had apparently dropped a Bo Bo with the emissions.
12th Oct 2009, 20:05
I purchased a new Honda Jazz EX i Shift just over two months ago and am completely satisfied with it, especially the transmission. Having driven vehicles fitted with the classic auto-box/fluid-flywheel combination for years, I realised that Honda's new 'automated' six speed manual box would probably need small adjustments in driving technique.
A couple of hours driving around the local hilly terrain soon allowed me to to become accustomed to how this transmission performs/operates, ensuring jerk free operation and fast engagement on move off from roundabouts etc. I find that being able to shift down the box by simple lever or paddle movements, rather than the usual boot-full of throttle down shifts, gives far less frenzied overtaking maneuvers.
Do not expect the i Shift box to perform in exactly the same manner as the old Borg Warner, adjust your driving technique accordingly and you will be rewarded with smooth gear changes.
I certainly have no complaints with this system, and am very happy with the vehicle.
5th Nov 2009, 11:56
I also test drove the Jazz ES iShift today and noted the jerky acceleration up through the gears as compared to the CVT I am used to. It's reassuring to hear that one can learn to adjust driving technique to smooth things. Another concern I had was excessive road noise on the motorway, but was unable to test this. Has anyone had any experience with the 2009 model?
6th Nov 2009, 11:35
Original reviewer back.
Surely the point of an auto box is that you don't NEED to learn it?
I'm not particularly keen on driving and want the work done for me - that's why I buy an automatic!
I have no experience of CVT's (except the DAF), but it seems most people think the old Jazz auto was much better than the i-Shift...
7th Nov 2009, 18:20
It seems that I am the only person here satisfied with the I Shift box fitted to the new Jazz. This does not surprise me; I still maintain that if you consider this transmission system as functioning like the traditional fluid flywheel/autobox combination, you will be disappointed unless you make due allowances.
The I Shift system now being used by the likes of Honda and Fiat is not an automatic gearbox; it is basically a bog standard manual box fitted with a computer controlled servo to change ratios that is connected via a fully automated clutch to the engine flywheel. The computer completely replaces the left foot and 'reads' the input of the right foot/hands (brakes, accelerator, gear stick/paddles), allowing a smooth take off - stopping action.
By getting rid of the energy sapping fluid flywheel system and using the I Shift, manufactures produce very fuel efficient small engined cars with good performance - something that the traditional autobox would be hard pressed to replicate in the same package.
As to a learning/relearning period or need to acclimatise one's self to this system, perhaps the following will illustrate what I mean. One route I regularly take requires a slow right hand turn into a narrow lane that then climbs with increasing steepness for approximately 200 yards until a T junction. Without having due regard to speed/revs, it is very easy to get the box to change up into 2nd before the steepest part - continuing on the same throttle will invariably lead to a snatch/jerky drop into 1st well before the T junction as speed drops off and the engine labours. If I accelerate sensibly immediately on entering the lane, the box will change up into 2nd and then drop into 1st as I brake at the T junction - all changes being smooth and snatch free.
Of course with the I Shift I have another option for solving the above. A quick flick to the left on the gear stick and I have manual control of the gear ratios via the paddles until engine revs are in keeping with the terrain, then another flick on the stick gives me 'auto' back.
I have driven all types of vehicle fitted with 'automatic' transmissions over the years, from pre-selector via the early offerings to the modern multi range/mode boxes controlled by computers. I like the I Shift system; finding it involving to drive if I am in the mood, otherwise it is a relaxing drive comparable with the best and capable for producing phenomenal fuel economy. However a CVT or classical autobox it ain't, treat it as if it were and I think you will be disappointed. Understand its foibles and even those that hate driving will find it more than acceptable.
11th Dec 2009, 06:50
Original reviewer back!
Having a motor engineering background, I have always completely understood the mechanics of the i-Shift. It's just an automated manual. Not a new idea at all.
Yes, I know that the salesmen warn you re i-Shift, but the bottom line is that Honda are trying to sell the car as an auto (like the CVT was), which leads one to think it'll drive like a torque-converter (or perhaps CVT) box. And it just doesn't...!!!
If you can get on with it, great, but my review was just pointing out the necessity of giving it a good testdrive before buying!
Cheers - Peter.


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If you have walked around Shoveler's Pond in the Union Bay Natural Area (Montlake Fill) this month you have seen the area undergoing a flurry of activity from plowing to bulldozers moving dirt. This is all part of the ESRM 473 restoration project. Each winter quarter, students in the class design and implement a restoration project in the Union Bay Natural Area. Previous year projects have included mound construction and prairie plant installation around Shoveler's Pond, trimming the willows and clearing up the area around the large central pond, wetland construction and prairie conversion of the E5 parking lot.
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- Measure– The last thing to consider is measure what differences are taking place. There are high chances of people having a look over your mobile site and then end up purchasing from stores or desktop. It is a must to interact with customers and measure their needs and requirements.
The use of mobile phones have increased so much that it can be seen by 2017 there will be more new features and convenience while using this device for daily purpose. It is a must for a company to look over their mobile sites as buying and paying these days are all done through mobile and due to demonetization it shows how important mobile plays while paying online.
If a brand wants to remain competitive and improve their visibility it is the right time to work on your Mobile SEO factors.
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Very true, mobile phones are turning into one of the deadliest important needs of a human society. Whatever they want they just have to peep into the mobile and they get it. Good information and good work


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Have you ever wondered why professional baseball players use best wooden bats ? After all, most kids use aluminum bats—even in college, where professional players are drafted, aluminum bats are used! If this is the case, then professionals should use them too, right? But in fact, there are some very good reasons why wood bats are used…let's take a look!
1. When baseball first became big, wooden bats were the only option. Baseball became big in America in the early 1900s. At that time, aluminum bats didn't even exist! However, wood was easy to come by, and could be "whittled" into the shape of a bat easily! Since bats broke easily, and wood was cheap, using wood was logical.
If you've ever heard the beautiful sound of a well-hit ball against a wooden bat, you know it was the right call!
2. Aluminum bats are very dangerous. Professional baseball players are very strong, and even with wooden bats, they can hit baseballs over 110 mph! Since aluminum is stronger than wood, players would be able to hit the ball even harder.
And if a line drive were hit right back at the pitcher's head at maximum speed…ouch! Professional baseball is about fun of the sport, and there's no need to worry about serious injuries because they're using aluminum bats instead of wood!
3. Everyone would be able to hit with aluminum bats, and that's no fun! Part of the fun of baseball is defense. Great pitching performances, diving catches, and phenomenal defensive plays that bring the crowd to their feet!
If everyone used aluminum bats, then every hitter would crush pitches, and games would end with ridiculously high scores. Some of professional baseball's best players, like Clayton Kershaw, Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander wouldn't be as entertaining as they are now!
4. A lot of viewers don't like the sound of an aluminum bat. For some of baseball's more sensitive viewers, the sound of metal bat hitting is very loud and high-pitched, and that can be annoying.
Would you want to watch baseball if you heard that loud, annoying sound every time a batter made contact? Professional baseball sticks with the beautiful sound of a wood bat hitting a baseball, and for baseball fans, that works out just fine!
5. Wooden bats are easier to train with Anyone can hit a baseball reasonably far with an aluminum bat—it doesn't require much skill! For professional athletes, training to stay at the top of their game is imperative to their success.
If they don't work hard, someone else will work harder and take their position from them! But with wooden bats, professionals can focus on improving their hitting and outworking their competitors. If they work hard, they'll keep their spot!
Well, now you know why professional baseball players use wooden bats instead of aluminum bats! Baseball is a great game, and wooden bats keep the fun, traditional aspects of baseball, while making it entertaining and safe for both players and fans. The next time you go to a ballgame, sit back and appreciate the sweet sound of a wooden bat!


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My work in fiber and encaustic is influenced by my training in textile design at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City and my years designing wallpaper. I am currently living in central Mexico where I have a studio on the shores of Lake Chapala, the largest lake in the country. The weather is perfect year-round and the mountains and water provide constant inspiration. The second video on the left shows my recent process and projects.
I use the fluid and sensuous materials of wax and fiber to create abstract work that has an archetypal sensibility. My work is inspired by the ceremonial feather artifacts from the Amazon and West African masks. I am moving towards more 3-dimensional work, using digital media and trying to increase awareness about the destruction of bird habitats and their subsequent impact on bird and human populations.
I exhibit my work in North America and enjoy large scale commissions when they come my way. I exhibited my installation The Butterfly Effect at the Diego Rivera Museum in Mexico City (See first video on the left).
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NBjobs.ca is both an online job board and career information site. NBjobs.ca is committed to help connect and grow the New Brunswick labour market. The cornerstone of the site is its job postings which are pulled from numerous online job boards in order to make searching for a job faster and easier. The site is endorsed by the Government of New Brunswick and provides local information users can trust. As the go-to first stop, our objective is;
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There is a tendency after every election to over-read the results. We are particularly prone to this in my trade, invested as we are in the significance of every falling leaf.
So the replacement of one government with another in Ontario, Doug Ford's Conservatives taking over from Kathleen Wynne's Liberals, has been greeted with headlines to the effect that Ontario had overnight been tranformed into "Ford Nation." In Ottawa, Conservative MPs were on their feet in the House claiming the results meant Ontarians had "rejected" the federal carbon tax, along with the rest of what their leader, Andrew Scheer, called "Justin Trudeau's damaging policies." There is much talk of the sweeping mandate Ford has been given.
So let's just take a minute, shall we, and get real? Over four previous elections, the Ontario Progressive Conservatives averaged roughly 33 per cent of the popular vote, enough for between 24 and 37 seats. The difference between those abysmal failures and Thursday night's 76-seat triumph was seven percentage points: it is only the funhouse mirrors of the "first past the post" electoral system that converts 40 per cent of the vote into 60 per cent of the seats.
That's how our system works, of course — for now — and the Conservatives have the same right to govern as every previous "majority" government elected with a minority of the vote. But we needn't dress it up as more than what it was.
Mandate? Forty per cent of the vote went to the Conservatives, and whatever it was they were running on: the party did not release anything resembling a platform until the last days of the campaign, which left the closest readers puzzled as to just how much the party would spend, or tax, or borrow, and where if at all it would find the "efficiencies" the leader promised. But fine: let's say those 40 per cent supported the Conservative "agenda."
There wasn't any great wave of enthusiasm for the Conservatives, still less their leader; they won in spite of, not because of him. What there was, among a significant part of the population, was a determination to be rid of the Grits, after 15 long years of sleaze, waste and nanny-statism.
Meanwhile, roughly 60 per cent supported the parties to their left, and their agenda of pricing carbon, "borrowing billions from future generations" and all the rest of the things Ontarians were supposed to have rejected (much of which Ford also promised). Again, the Tories have the right to govern, and the power to implement whatever it turns out they believe in. But let us not have too much loose talk of a mandate. Mostly, they have a mandate to not be the Liberals.
That is what really happened in this election. There wasn't any great wave of enthusiasm for the Conservatives, still less their leader; they won in spite of, not because of him. What there was, among a significant part of the population, was a determination to be rid of the Grits, after 15 long years of sleaze, waste and nanny-statism.
That determination has been evident for some time. The Conservatives may have ended the campaign with a seven-point margin of victory, but they started it with a lead of 10 points, having led by as much as 18 points for the past three years. The result, in short, was pretty much baked in from the start. The only question was whether Ford would deter enough people from voting Tory to save the Liberals from their fate. As it turned out, the answer was no: as a very wise friend puts it, when the people have decided to "throw the bums out," it almost doesn't matter what the other bums look like.
That's not to say the campaign was irrelevant. The Tories had a scare thrown into them mid-campaign, when the surging NDP briefly led the polls. And the Liberals, unpopular as they were going into the campaign, saw their support drop throughout: the NDP surge persuaded a second wave of voters to defect to the NDP, as the best hope of keeping the Tories from getting into power.
The combined effect was a disaster for the Grits: at 19.6 per cent of the popular vote, this is the Liberals' worst performance in Ontario in any election, federal or provincial, in the history of the country. For their federal cousins, this must be sobering. Remember that, before the star power of Justin Trudeau revived the party's fortunes, the federal Liberals had just turned in the worst performance in their history, in Ontario and across the country. The Liberal brand is powerful and enduring. But it is not immortal.
Ford, meanwhile, has the potential to cause the federal government much heartache. Whether or not Ontarians intended to reject the carbon tax, he now has the power to fight it; certainly his opposition did not appear to harm his chances, which will embolden critics elsewhere. With Ontario and Saskatchewan now flatly opposed, possibly soon to be joined by Alberta, it would not be surprising to see other provinces wavering.
How, then, will the federal Liberals respond? Suppose Ford makes good on his vow to scrap the province's cap-and-trade system, and to fight any federal tax. Will Trudeau really impose one over the province's opposition, with a federal election just 16 months away?
On the other hand, Ontario is broke, as Ford will soon discover. (Expect the usual "cupboard is bare" routine after the new government has had a chance to look at the books.) Among the other extravagant campaign promises he will soon be forced to abandon, is it so impossible to imagine that he would reluctantly come to terms with the federal carbon tax — especially if he gets to keep all the revenues? Is he really going to turn up his nose at billions of dollars a year, from a tax collected for him by another level of government?


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Toothache is the pain that usually occurs in the teeth, accompanied by redness, swelling and pain. A toothache can occur due to tooth decay, tooth cavity, inflammation in the gums or the jaw area. Sometimes a sinusitis can be present as a toothache. Home remedies for toothache is very useful because toothaches are a common problem that cause pain without warning.
Whatever is the cause of a toothache, an effective pain relief elements do exist in some garden or kitchen by stocking a few herbs and oils! Here are some home remedies for toothache:
Cloves: have been known to man since ancient times as effective pain relievers in toothache. The active ingredient in cloves is eugenol. It is an antibacterial and a pain killer. Put a few drops of clove oil on a small cotton ball and place this cotton ball on the affected tooth. Leave it for a long while.
Rock salt: A mixture of rock salt with garlic paste, when applied on the affected area reduces swelling and soothes the pain.
Mint leaves: Dried mint leaves stacked into a small pile and placed around the affected area for 15 minutes helps reduce infection and pain. Gargling a warm infusion of mint leaves with salt added to it, is also an effective remedy.
Oregano: The oil of this herb, used often in cooking, has potent antibacterial properties. Application of oregano oil is known to reduce swelling and pain substantially.
Asafetida: is a common ingredient in the kitchen, used for seasoning food preparations. Make a paste of half a teaspoon asafetida using lime juice. Warm this paste and apply it to the affected area with a cotton ball.
Ice: This is indeed the icing on the home remedies for toothache. An ice pack, placed on the affected area helps suppress acute pain by numbing the nerve endings. Alternately, a chilled slice of cucumber can also be placed on the affected area for similar results.
Oats: act as a tissue paper by sucking out the pus in the infected area, thus reducing swelling and pain. Just hold a small stack of oats on the affected area for quick action.
Do not forget to try out these straight out-of-the-kitchen home remedies for toothache if you should ever develop one, before you visit the dentist.


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Terrific Museum--and it's here in Santa Cruz!
Small museums with wonderful often missed collections:
The Guggenheim in Venice. Originally Peggy Guggenheim's villa.
The Memling Museum Bruge
Museum het Rembrandthuis Rembrandt's House
Other museums I have enjoyed:
Metropolitan Museum of ArtFrick Collection
National Gallery of Art
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
Musée de Louvre
National Gallery London
British Museum
Gemeentemuseum Den Haag
The Orangerie Waterlilies by Monet!
The Pompidou
Guggenheim New York
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Art Institute of Chicago
I saw Guernica when it was in New York--a stunner. I'd love to revisit it some day
(In 1992 the painting was moved from the Museo del Prado to the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, both in Madrid, along with about two dozen preparatory works. This action was controversial in Spain, since Picasso's will stated that the painting should be displayed at the Prado.--Wikipedia)
The Prado
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Global Art Contest
Deadline Extended Until May 31, 2016
Colgate is looking for the best student art from around the globe. I would like to encourage you to enter your child's art in the Colgate's "My Bright Smile™" Global Art Contest. Judges look for originality and creativity, so every child is qualified to enter. One winning entry will be chosen to represent the United States. The winning student earns a $500 scholarship and the teacher earns a $500 classroom grant. Download Entry Forms today!
The contest is open to children ages 6 to 9. Students simply need to create an original piece of artwork that illustrates the theme, "Why My Bright Smile is Important." The deadline has been extended to May 31, 2016. Each entry must include a completed Entry Form. For all the contest rules, click here.
For the last 18 years, the calendar has featured original artwork by children from all over the world. Last year's winners came from Brazil, Cameroon, China, Costa Rica, Italy, Mexico, Myanmar, Pakistan, Philippines, Solomon Islands, Thailand and the United States of America. To read more about Colgate's "Bright Smiles, Bright Futures®" program, click here.


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A few years ago I spent an insane amount of time using the excellent Tag&Rename program. However, I find that for random, inexplicable reasons, some music tools simply disregard my tags, drop or destroy the album art, or have strange handling around some characters. For example, "AC/DC" is poorly handled by most music players when I use Tag&Rename to write the tags. And if I write the tag in iTunes, Winamp seems to not like it, vice versa, and neither of those work with Amarok.
Is there a piece of software that works like Tag&Rename but is more compatible, or is there a way to ensure Tag&Rename writes more compatible tags?


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Jay Dobyns | Client Testimonial
Dear Messrs. Baird, Williams and Greer,
With the closing arguments of Dobyns v. USA concluded, I wanted to send you a brief message.
First, thank you for your undying support to me during this case. The courage that you displayed to allow your firm to represent me is immeasurable.
Jim is an extraordinary attorney. I am supremely honored to call him my lawyer. During the five years he has worked on this case and a Department of Justice and ATF that said they would out-resource us from the beginning, Jim never forfeited his commitment or integrity. His work ethic is unlike anything I have ever seen. The stamina and resilience he has displayed over 5 years is nothing short of amazing.
Carson routinely proved himself to be intelligent in his work and eloquent is his writing. His research and legal insights were over and over and over simply tremendous.
Jeff was a remarkable workhorse. There was no task too big, small, complex or simple that he did not overachieve on. During each court appearance, Jeff out-performed the best DOJ had to offer, and his work was not one single time trumped by anything his DOJ peers could muster.
Your staff was always friendly, kind, supportive and displayed to me the hospitality that I believe few firms would ever grace a client with.
Upon exiting the courtroom on Tuesday, all I heard was how "remarkable" and "brilliant" my lawyers were. I took a huge sense of personal pride in that. Jim, Carson and Jeff have become family to both me and my family.
I know that I am not telling you anything that you do not already know. I hope your sense of pride in Jim, Carson and Jeff is overflowing.
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Kathi Lietzau
Kathi Lietzau is a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Adult Mental Health. She has experience with young adults to senior citizens. Her interests include: depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, attention deficit, and bi-polar disorders. Kathi also looks to integrate not only medication management but also diet, exercise, alternative treatment options, and supports client therapy as an integral part of managing mental health issues.


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New Television; Digital Speech
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Approximate date: 1984
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"New Television" began as a local pilot production of WNET (New York) in 1986. In 1987, WGBH signed on as co-producer, and the shows were aired in Boston and New York. In 1988 and 1989, KCET (Los Angeles) and WETA (D.C.) became producers in association. In 1991, PBS picked up "New Television," and it was broadcast nationally. The following year, the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio, replaced WNET, WETA, and KCET as co-producer with WGBH. In 1993, WGBH ceased to be a co-producer for the series, and the "home base" moved to Connecticut Public Television (CPTV) in Hartford, CT.
"New Television" commissioned, produced, and acquired programming. In its early years, "New Television" broadcast works commissioned by The Contemporary Art Television (CAT) Fund. Increasingly, experimental films as well as video works were broadcast as a part of this series. Many of the later episodes of "New Television" contain works that play with and deconstruct the documentary genre. Series release date: 1986
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The artist tells the amusing true story of a trip to Turkey and his attempts at learning and speaking the Turkish language. At first, he sits in front of the camera and tells his story directly. Then he is shown telling the story on a monitor in what seems to be a studio. His face is sometimes shown in extreme close-up, out of focus, or in a darkened room with his face dimly lit. His speech sometimes changes from a common form of speaking to a deliberately articulated, poetic, philosophic language. Periodically, the story is interrupted by a shot of rapidly gesticulating hands with a voiceover of a man's voice, electronically altered, speaking rapid Turkish. The piece as a whole touches on themes of communication and the roadblocks that language poses. It is approximately 12 minutes in length.
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- Meneses, Jim ()
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- Chicago: "New Television; Digital Speech," WGBH Media Library & Archives, accessed May 21, 2019, http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_53FDC9E2E1904FF99EA48FE77E9EC3D5.
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