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we are the distributors of fortador in india. we seek a experienced professional car detailer who can work in varius detailing situations like car coating( ceramic), paint correction , polishing etc.
I Need candidates for data entry with good and accurate writing skill. It is every easy job for harding working who want to earn hard fast...
hello, i have a piece of vintage fabric looking for fashion factories in india to do it for me in similar design. I am looking for assistant to find me factories and go there on my behalf . in mumbai and in New Delhi
I'm looking for someone who can list my Business website in HIGH PR and High DA Indian website.
I am looking for someone in Vadodara who can followup government work, communicating with different authorities mostly over letters or emails. Work will require presence in Vadodara.
A Trinidad National needs to open a Bank Account in India to Accept Online Payments. The Business is Legal and Established in Trinidad, Caribbean. We need a consultant who has experience registering Company and Bank Accounts for Foreign Nationals
Knows the following- 2 wheeler Business market in India, Customer segmentation , Market research and future sales prediction
Want caricature / cartoon created for some puns that have an Indian flavor. For use in t-shirts. Sample pun: Which Bollywood hero always acts fishy? "Salmon" Khan
beach houses for sale
We need to get training conducted on the following topics MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING AND HPC SERVER 2008 R2 This module introduces the field of high-performance computing, and the Microsoft product Windows HPC Server 2008 R2. LESSONS • The business case for HPC • Brief product history • Overview of HPC Server 2008 R2 – main components, job submissio...
Wanted Female Experienced Android and PHP Developers - Work at Home on Monthly Basis from south India(Tamilnadu/Telengana/Kerala/Andhra Pradesh/ Karnataka)
Wanted Female Experienced Android and PHP Developers - Work at Home on Monthly Basis from south India(Tamilnadu/Telengana/Kerala/Andhra Pradesh/ Karnataka)
I want bulk Adhar details of India citizens. someone who has data, can contact me
Looking for (3) call center agent monthy india work 8 hour from home must speak ( english,urdu,india)
How are you? We are building LMS now. So looking for talented translators. If you know LMS, that would be fine.
I need you to write some articles.
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...website. preferably dedicated to India travel tourism industry. Articles / blogs required for north india tourist locations. We are a Delhi based Travel Company who rents out Ac / Non-AC Tempo travels and buses for all over India. Most of our customers generally travels in tourist locations located in north India including Amarnath yatra, Chardham
Dear candidate , we have urgent requirement for wordpress expert .will pay monthly based ,,,no any advance ,,,will pay you EOM.
Co-Development of a B2B Portal Application supported by B2B Android Mobile app.
open minded females form india
Looking For Latest/Updated & Genuine PAN India Database Of IT/Non-IT Professionals & Engineering Students As Per The Attached Format In The Excel Shared !! The Amount Mentioned Is A Place Holder Will Discuss On It As Per Data !!
Necesito un diseño gráfico.
We want to create a course with approximately 12 learning object (LO). As per our definition, a learning object is an independent case study through which a learner can learn. For example, A case study to apply for a Fresh Passport. So here an LO is expected which would help a learner to learn each step in an interactive and engaging way. The voice over should be natural and engaging. So we are ex...
Programming for individual business apps in a suite of apps that are all in dot net..
I need you to write some articles.
I need a translation.
We need a latest up to date and accurate list of Email Id belonging to Doctors in Delhi, India. The List will be used for Surveys Emails so We will prefer Emails along with atleast First Names, Company Name.
We need a latest up to date and accurate list of Email Id belonging to NGO's in Delhi, India. The List will be used for Surveys Emails so We will prefer Emails along with atleast First Names, Company Name.
Quote the price to retouch 1 image as shown in the examples attached herewith.
Take the franchise of krista business point -IT service. Earn Rs. 25,000/- to 50,000/- per month. An office space with ...50,000/- per month. An office space with good location , computer with internet connection, good knowledge on computer internet/ good Communication skill power in Hindi and English. " Get franchisee and membership now & Earn money.
Looking for some help with market research. Will prefer analysts from India who have prior experience in market analysis. Need an indepth research on the board members of a company.
Hi XIPE TECH INDIA, I noticed your profile and would like to offer you my project. We can discuss any details over chat.
Check the local incentives for small < 10 kWp PV solar installations on private houses. Create a business plan based on cost prices materials. Calculate the ROI based on the cost + local incentive
We are currently looking for content writers for business incorporation services in India. There are several business types in India and we need to educate the customers on the entity type, process for incorporation, document requirements, advantages, dis-advantages, various statutory compliances requirements, etc., The content drafted should be crystal
Hi, I need to build a wordpress based service website, need an experienced website designer to complete the project ( preferably Indian).
I need some help with my business.
I need an Android app. I would like it designed and built.
Needs to hire 2 Freelancers We're looking for a 4+ year's experienced ASP.NET, MVC, C# freelance developer for Sathaga Primal Private Limited company which is currently operating Offshore Development in Chennai. The successful candidate must have hands on experience and worked on a commercial product recently. He should be strong in calculation works and academically obtained good resu...
I need an Android app. I would like it designed and built.
We would like to optimize our loading speed for low bandwidth mobile users in India when they visit our website breakout.in. Look for experienced professionals who could help enhance our website performance.
Looking for a graphic designer who can design logos that are premium and with lot of concept thinking.
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...article writer for Real Estate & Property Management company based in Bangalore, India. Would like to get one article per week. Each article should be around Real estate / Property Management in India for NRI owners & tenants. The article would be in the Range of 200-500 words. Looks for a content writer from 100 - 300 INR ( 2$- 5$) per article. Negotiable
I have a travel agency in India. I need someone from the USA to get payment gateway.
I am looking for a mentor who is presently working, or has the experience of having worked in recent past, as a human resources manager at middle/senior management level in a medium to large organisation. I have had a couple of years' gap in my employment as a human resources professional due to family circumstances. I require the person to help me in preparing for re-entry into employment, ...
Looking for expert to fix and add the features to my social website which was developed using PHP(codeigniter) and mysql. You will fix bugs quickly, change around on my admin panel, and add features to it and make it look good.
Current Avg ranking of keywords 3-40 in Google India, so it should not take a long time to achieve the desired outcome. The goal of this project to achieve top rank for given 12 Kws & get Daily 6K Organic Traffic from given keywords & Increase Domain Authority to 40+. Backlinks should be Relevant DA 50+ indexable Do follow, based on the competitive
I need a dating app make, it should use the location services available on android to find near by people of interest. This is only for experts, please do not bid otherwise. You have to know how to install mongodb /nosql on my server and use that as the backend. no bids from indiapakistan. MUST STICK TO AGREED DEADLINES AND DELIVER. You can to create the UI, and it should be attractive. Budget 600
I want to get web traffic for my website in India for sales


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Metaphor's chief aim is to facilitate an environment that encourages students at Weber State University to express their ideas through literature and the arts. In conjunction with that aim, Metaphor is responsible for publishing a quality interdisciplinary journal which showcases the diversity and genius of our university to the surrounding community. Additionally, we provide training and experience for volunteer staff members in the editing and publication fields.
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The recent appeals court ruling that overturned a FCC regulation requiring Internet Service Providers to treat all online services equally, known as "net neutrality," may mean higher costs for Netflix and other online services.
But it also could have an upside for Netflix: the company may be able to pay to ensure that its content streams faster and in higher quality than its competition. Or the company can refuse to pay more money for high speed Internet.
Derek Thompson, an editor for The Atlantic, speaks with Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson about the pros and cons of the end of net neutrality for Netflix.
- Derek Thompson, senior editor for The Atlantic. He tweets @DKThomp.
This is HERE AND NOW from NPR and WBUR Boston. I'm Jeremy Hobson.
And if you are like me, you are counting down to February 1 when season two of the Netflix hit series "House of Cards" returns with Kevin Spacey's scheming character, Congressman Frank Underwood, getting sworn in as vice president.
KEVIN SPACEY: (as character) And that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I'm about to enter.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN: So help me God.
SPACEY: (as character) So help me God. One heartbeat away from the presidency and not a single vote cast in my name. Democracy is so overrated.
HOBSON: "House of Cards" and other critically acclaimed shows helped Netflix built up its subscriber base. But fans of those may have to pay more after a court ruling on what's known as net neutrality this week. Derek Thompson, business editor at The Atlantic, joins us he does each week. He's with us from NPR studios in New York. Hi, Derek.
DEREK THOMPSON: Hi, Jeremy.
HOBSON: So an appeals court struck down this FCC rule on net neutrality this week. Remind us what that is, what that ruling means.
THOMPSON: Right. What is net neutrality? Net neutrality is the idea that it's a single-speed Internet. Internet providers like Verizon can't discriminate against certain services. They can't make Netflix stream slower than the HERE AND NOW website or the Atlantic.com. And they can't make us pay extra to get the same treatment. The FCC has an interest in having a single-speed Internet, in net neutrality. And they had rule on the books that Verizon sued, and Verizon won this particular case.
HOBSON: So what does it mean for a company like Netflix, which I should note accounts for 32 percent of North American Internet traffic during peak hours?
THOMPSON: Netflix is absolutely enormous, and so they're first in line to face charges if Verizon and other Internet providers decided they do want to charge some companies that are hogging all their bandwidth. This is extremely, you know, horrible for a lot of Netflix fans because they perceive that if Netflix is charged, then those charges are going to be passed on to them or that Netflix will say we aren't going to pay that fee and will be punished. And as a result, you'll see slower streaming of Netflix. You won't enjoy the same high quality "House of Cards" that you will starting February 1.
HOBSON: Although I've also read that Netflix could actually benefit from this, maybe, if they get some sort of preferred customer treatment from the providers.
THOMPSON: So the way that I think we should think about this is there's sort of two - there's two alternatives here. One is that Netflix refuses to pay a charge if Verizon decides they want to start charging Netflix, or they could agree to pay. If they refuse to pay and Netflix service slows way down, they could wage a PR battle against some of these Internet companies and say, look, this isn't our fault. This is the Internet company's fault that you're having all the Netflix, that you can't watch the shows that you want, and perhaps win that PR battle and not have to pay at all.
If they do agree to pay and they essentially say, all right, we're willing to pay a hundred, 300 million dollars extra per year in order to have the same high-quality streaming service, on the one hand, they could raise their prices from $8 per month to $9 per month. That would get them over $300 million right there. Or as you suggested, they could buy a so-called fast lane on the Internet. They could use this new money to essentially ensure that Netflix streaming is always of the highest quality. And so they buy a faster lane on this multi-lane highway of the Internet that companies like Verizon are providing.
HOBSON: And would I as an Internet user who's going to a site like Netflix and using up a lot of bandwidth myself end up paying more through this as well?
THOMPSON: It depends. It depends on what Netflix decides. You know, I think it's important to point out that just because this particular net neutrality ruling failed, it doesn't necessarily mean that net neutrality is doomed. The FCC could still find a way to classify these Internet providers as common carriers, as utilities. In which case they could regulate it as net neutrality. But I do think that if you do find companies like Verizon charging, it seems probable that you will have to pay at least, say, 50 cents more per month to watch the shows you love.
HOBSON: Derek Thompson of The Atlantic, thanks as always. This is HERE AND NOW. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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when you place your testicles on your partners eyes, preferably on ball on each eye. Theyre called "swedish" because the swedes do stuff like that for fun.
Capri was passed out drunk at Justins, so I gave her some swedish goggles. They fit her well.
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By Jess Bidgood
Mar. 1, 2011
BOSTON — The Harvard community — and people the world over — is mourning the death of Reverend Peter Gomes, the man who ran the university's Memorial Church for over forty years.
Gomes died Monday night because of complications from a stroke he had in December. He was 68.
|The Reverend Peter Gomes died Monday at the age of 68, after a more-than 40-year ministry at Harvard University.
Gomes' longtime friend, writer and columnist Mike Barnicle, met Gomes because the two would regularly spend early mornings at the same restaurant. "He was an education to sit with, next to, to listen to, a sheer education. Not just in terms of his moral values but his view on the world," Barnicle told WGBH's Emily Rooney on Tuesday.
A black, openly gay minister, Gomes was a decided rarity. He came out about his sexuality in 1991.
He was also politically conservative for most of his career, although he changed his political affiliation to Democrat to vote for Gov. Deval Patrick in 2006.
Barnicle said Gomes learned from his own experience being different, and set out to help others with theirs.
"He was was an expert at honing in on the demonization of people," Barnicle said. "He could see people and institutions being demonized well before it would become apparent tthat they were being demonized."
That, Barnicle said, gave Gomes a sense of fairness that underguarded his political and religious beliefs.
"It's not fair to go after people because of who they are, or because of their sexual orientation, or because of their color, or because of their income, or because of their zip code. That's who he was, he was an expert in what's fair," Barnicle said.
Gomes was known for his soaring, intricate speaking style. "I like playing with words and structure," he said once, "Marching up to an idea, saluting, backing off, making a feint and then turning around."
"His sermons were actually high theater in my mind," Barnicle remembered.
Gomes did not leave behind a memoir; He said he'd start work on it when he retired, at 70. It's a shame, Barnicle said. "We need more of him than just a memoir, we need people like him every day."
Gomes reflected on his life's work — and his death — on Charlie Rose's talk show in 2007.
Your comments: Did you ever hear Gomes speak? Share your memories.
I even have the tombstone the verse on my stone is to be from 2 Timothy. "Study to show thyself approved unto God a workman who needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth." That's what I try to do, that's what I want people to thnk of me after I'm gone. When I was young, we all had to memorize vast quantities of scripture and I remember that passage from Timothy I thought, 'Hey that's not a bad life's work.' And in a way I've tried to live into it. So my epitaph is not going to be new to me, it's the path I have followed in my ministry and my life.
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Cream butter and add sugar. Add 1/2 cup of flour mixing after each addition. Add remaining ingredients. Shape into a disk and then chill for 30 minutes. You can also put the dough in the freezer at this point.
Begin to roll the dough the dough so that it is about 1/4-inch thick or a little more. Cut with cookie cutters. Place dough on parchment paper or a greased cookie sheet. I prefer using parchment paper. It's just easier.
Preheat oven to 350 degree F. Bake for 12 to 13 minutes or until the edges are a bit brown. You may need to lower your oven to 325 degrees F.
You can also freeze or chill the dough in a log shape rather than a disk. If you do this, simply cut small rounds about 1/4 inch thick and place these rounds on the lined cookie sheet. These bake for 15 minutes. (This works well, if you want to transport dough to a friend's house and have kids form the cookies.)
Once the cookies come out of the oven, either cool them on the cookie sheet or move the parchment paper to a cookie rack. As the cookies cool, but before they're fully cooled, sprinkle with confectioner's sugar.
Arrange on a plate and don't blink because they'll disappear before you open your eyes. Eat.
That's the classic Brown family cookie. Without it Christmas simply isn't Christmas. Sometimes I bring a batch from my Chicago home and that simply doesn't work. My sister and mother are upset that the house doesn't smell like Christmas...no cookie smell in the air. I'm often required to make many batches...and the cookies are eaten at all times
and for all meals.
These were the cookies we left for Santa...He regularly gobbled them up, leaving only a few crumbs on the plate and a note that said, "These are excellent cookies, the best I've had." In retrospect, the writing looked an awful lot like my father's... If they're good enough for Santa, I think they're good enough for anyone.
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Hunter Ford & Andrew Blue in My Brother's Hot Friend
Synopsis: Andrew and Hunter are trying to make it to the game on time but Andrew needs to shower first. Hunter tells Andrew to use his shower so they don't waste any time. While Andrew is in the shower, Hunter begins to daydream about what HE would do to Andrew in that shower.
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Style # 204616
With a rise that sits just an inch above our regular styles, this bebe skinny carries all the attributes of our signature skinny jean. Features five-pocket styling, soft stretch and back patch pockets. Try the dark shade with party tops and the lighter shade for killer day looks.
- 44% lyocell, 33% cotton, 14% rayon, 7% polyester, 2% spandex.
- Rise: 9" (23 cm). Inseam: 30" (76 cm). Leg opening: 10" (25 cm).
- Machine wash.
- Made in USA.
- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size 27.
Midrise Icon Skinny Jeans is rated out of 5 by 7.
Rated 5 out of 5 by cinnabunz from Perfect in every way, shape and form. These jeans are straight up the best jeans bebe has made. Don't get me wrong, I love their signature skinnys, but i love these more. I got them in black and I love Them so much that i called costumer service who are also the best helped me track down the knight child color in Texas where i immediately called and had them shipped out to me. These jeans really make your bum look good. my stats are 34-28-42 my weight is 145 and i ordered my normal size 29 and it fits like a glove. BEBE PRETTY PLEASE MAKE THESE IN ALL THE COLORS YOU MADE THE SIGNATURE ONES IN. I WILL BUY THEM IN EVERY COLOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Date published: 2013-04-24
Rated 2 out of 5 by ANALI from Way too small I own many bebe jeans, most a size 27, with a couple having to go up or down a size. Very happy with these other jeans. I bought this on a 27 and washed them in cold water without trying them on first. They are way too narrow. Because they fit me so tight they look like jeggings on me which I don't like because I wanted the jeans look not the jeggings look. I took a real good look at them after taking them off and they look like a size 25 instead of 27. I don't think they shrunk after washing them because I used cold water but I'm not sure. I hang dry all my clothes also. No dryer used. They either came too narrow or they shrunk. I'm disappointed. Can't return them now after washing them. I recommend to order one size up and they might fit fine. Besides being too narrow they are very comfortable.
Date published: 2013-03-29
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bebebabe13 from ADORE I absolutely LOVE & ADORE this CHIC skinny jean. I have officially made them a staple piece to my everyday wear' and I can not get enough of them..Thnx Bebe!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Quita77 from Love how comfortable and cute it fit When I first received it I thought it looked way too small, but when I put it on it fit perfectly. I was impressed as usual.
Date published: 2013-03-12
Rated 2 out of 5 by Lulalelo from Run too big! I love these skinny jeans but they run too big or they stretch out too fast. Im kinda skinny in my thigh area so I feel like after I wear them for an hour or two, they seem to get sort of loose. I hate that! Maybe they'll fit better on women that are a bit fuller in that area. I dont think these jeans are worth their price.
Date published: 2013-02-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by Seekingfashion from Great fit and fabric These jeans are extremely comfortable and I love the fabric too. They seem to move with you. I thought they were a little pricey at first but the quality is in the material and how they feel and look when you wear them. I love them so much that I am contemplating buying another pair.
Date published: 2013-02-17
Rated 5 out of 5 by vsgirl007 from Finally a Perfect Pair of Jeans LOVE these jeans. Comfortable and sexy. I love the higher rise... Finally a pair of jeans that are flatteing on a woman's (not just teen's) shape. I have the black and blue ones, but wish they came in more colors!
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Department of Geography
The study of geography focuses on the spatial distribution and interrelated aspects of people, plants, animals and natural resources. A complex and expansive subject, it involves elements of culture, history, politics, and economics.
Our academic programs are focused on the environment, geographic information sciences, urban studies and planning, geographic education and international development. We enable our students to explore in depth the interactions between our social, cultural, legal, built and physical worlds.
"My interest in Geography began when I took a course in geographic information systems (GIS) during my last year of my undergraduate education. It was during that semester I realized the impressive power of geographic data in helping to address human and environmental problems we are challenged to address. We can use geographic information in the form of statistics and maps to describe and identify complex connections and issues that are often lost without a spatial perspective. As an instructor, I support students in development of their geographic information skills and understanding of geographic technologies from both the technical and applied perspective.
As a native of Nebraska, my initial interest in applying remote sensing and geographic information science was in understanding how agricultural activities conserve and impact soils and other aspects of the natural environment. I continue to integrate understanding in land use and management using advances in imagery and computing technology. My most recent research focuses on techniques for measuring vegetation health changes using high temporal resolution imagery collected using UAVs."
BS, MA, PhD, University of Nebraska at Lincoln
Research interests:
The problem of siting waste management facilities in the US (for low-level radioactive waste) and in Ireland (regional management of municipal sanitary wastes).
Urban planning, with primary interests in affordable housing concerns, undesirable facilities location and the concepts of the "new urbanism" – reconsidering the exclusive-use zoning practices of the past.
Dr. Amey wants his students to find their own ideas to find the balance that blends the peacefulness of a small town life (the idealized "New England town" ) and the buzz of an urban pace (the social and economic diversity of city neighborhoods) into healthy social, economic, built and natural environments by integrating their academic experience with working knowledge of planning issues faced by the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District, Old Colony Planning Council and local planning boards in Bridgewater and Brockton.
BA, University of North Carolina at Wilmington
MA, PhD, University of Florida
"Science begs to be done in the great outdoors. For the past two summers, I've worked in a mentoring and research program with our students and other faculty from chemistry and biology in the National Council for Undergraduate Research (NCUR)/Lancy program. We tackled serious environmental and water quality issues dealing with the Taunton River Watershed employing both field and lab research. The fruits of this research carries directly over into the classroom. In my Air Photo Interpretation and Remote Sensing course we will assess the accuracy of a portion of the state's current Taunton River data base, and in Senior Seminar all our majors' skills will be applied to an investigation of the Taunton River's status for potential inclusion in the federal Wild and Scenic Rivers program."
BA, Plymouth State College
MA, University of Colorado
PhD, Arizona State University
Research interests:
Water supplies and water systems in both western societies as well as in the Third World.
Dr. Domingo is a strong believer in the outreach that college faculty can do in the community. He is a member of SEMAGNET (Southeastern Massachusetts Geography Network), a teacher-focused organization that works with teachers and K-12 students to improve the quality of geography teaching and learning. He is also the director of SEMGEC (Southeast Massachusetts Global Education Center) based at Bridgewater State University. SEMGEC presents workshops and lectures that help introduce global perspectives in classroom teaching and sponsors an annual Geography Fair, an event that attracts about 150 mostly middle school students to the college campus.
BA, University of the Western Cape, S.A.
MA, PhD, Clark University
"I first became a geographer after learning about the clearing of tropical rain forests in the Brazilian Amazon. This led me to build a career in environmental geography, and along the way I have studied soil erosion in Ohio, volunteered for several environmental organizations, and worked as a consultant on environmental hazards throughout the United States. When it came time to go to the Amazon, I chose Rondônia, which has experienced some of the most rapid forest clearing in the world and which is now home to an energetic and diverse human population. At Bridgewater State University, my growing experience with the New England environment, urban Brazil, and the coffee industry allow me to bring a world of experience with the environment to my students. "
BS, University of Maryland/ Baltimore County
MA, Miami University
PhD, University of Arizona
Robert Hellstrom is a microclimatologist specializing in the role of atmospheric forcing on the evolution of polar ice sheets and seasonal snow cover. In 1996, this research brought him to the South Pole where he extracted snow and ice cores to reconstruct past climates. His current research involves integrating computer simulations and field measurements to detect weather patterns that lead to abrupt warming of the atmosphere.
Dr. Hellstrom has established a new automated weather station at Bridgewater State University that provides real-time weather conditions over the Internet. He is currently building a wind tunnel laboratory to study fluid dynamics of the atmosphere. These new facilities will provide more research opportunities for physics, aviation, earth science, and geography students at Bridgewater.
BS, MS, PhD, The Ohio State University
"My practical experience adds value to the teaching and learning environment within the classroom both in the technical and cultural elements of Geography. Having been intensely involved in the application of Geographic Information Systems and advanced quantitative analytical techniques such as recursive and non-recursive path models and linear structural equations (LISREL) to regional development, I endeavor to continue my research in these areas with the active involvement of students in projects related to these fields. I also offer consulting services in geo-technology to several reputed public and private organizations, which keeps my finger on the pulse of current topical concerns in the field of geography.
BCom, Andhra University
MPhil, MA, Jawaharlal Nehru University
PhD, Kent State University 1988
The department offers a BA or BS in Geography, and students may choose to concentrate their coursework under broad categories of physical geography, human geography, or environmental studies. We also offer a minor in geography. Our faculty members represent decades of experience in all of geography's specialties and have worked, studied and taught not only in our immediate region but in scores of countries around the world.
Geography intersects with almost every other major field of study, and geographers work as educators, mapmakers, planners and project managers, environmental and natural resources consultants and executives, librarians, historic preservationists, guides and more.
For more information on programs see our Catalog.


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Reduce & Reuse This Holiday Season
November 27, 2013
It's the holiday season. The time when we create more throw away material than at any other time of the year. But just because we create it all doesn't mean we have to throw it all away. With your local curbside or drop off program and other recycling resources, you can make the holiday season the season of recycling. You can recycle gift boxes, Christmas trees, wrapping paper, cards, junk mail, magazines, catalogs, plastic, glass and aluminum beverage containers, and more!
Did you know?
- Americans throw away 25% more trash during the Thanksgiving to New Year's holiday season than any other time of year. This extra garbage amounts to 25 million tons of trash.*
- If every family in the U.S. reused just 2 feet of holiday ribbon, the 38,000 miles of ribbon saved could tie a bow around the entire planet.
- The 2.65 billion Christmas cards sold each year in the U.S. could fill a football field 10 stories high. If we each sent one card less, we'd save 50,000 cubic yards of paper.
How to Have a Greener Holiday Season
- Use reusable shopping bags. This will reduce the number of plastic bags that get trashed and minimize the amount of petroleum used to make them. If you receive plastic bags, remember to recycle the clean ones at your local grocery store.
- Send your holiday greetings in electronic form. E-cards can be enhanced with sound and animation and they create no physical waste.
- If you use traditional gift wrapping, avoid wrapping gifts in materials that are not recyclable or reusable, such as foil or metallic papers. Always buy recycled-content wrapping paper. If your store doesn't sell recycled-content wrapping paper, ask the manager to order it in the future.
- If you send holiday cards, buy recycled-content cards and envelopes. Or make your own cards or gift tags out of last year's cards and the wrapping paper you saved.
- Remove your name from the mailing list of any catalog you no longer wish to receive. Eliminate unwanted credit offers by calling 1-888-5OptOut (1-888-567-8688) or visiting www.optoutprescreen.com.
- Shipping a gift? Reuse the foam peanuts from another package, or use unbuttered popcorn for packing. Return unwanted Styrofoam packing PEANUTS to local UPS Stores. Please call before delivering.
- Rechargeable batteries and a battery charger are a great way to cut down on the consumption of batteries.
- Recycle your tree and wreath.
* Bob Lilienfeld/The Use Less Stuff Report
Article Provided with Permission by HolidayRecycling.com


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'80s Movie Month: "Can't Buy Me Love" Review
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'80s Movie Month: "Can't Buy Me Love" Review
Rating: PG-13
Length: 94 minutes
Release Date: August 14, 1987
Directed by: Steve Rash
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
While "Can't Buy Me Love" may be seen as just another romantic comedy from the 1980s, the film has many useful messages that young people can learn from today. Some films stand the test of time, and this movie is one of those. Everybody feels, at some point in their life, that they don't fit in or hang out with the right crowd, but there is only so much that each of us is willing to do to achieve that. "Can't Buy Me Love" shows the lengths some people will go to in order to become popular. However, popularity or coolness may not be all it is cracked up to be, as there is often a price to be paid for leaving one group of friends for another. This film presents such a situation with a few laughs thrown in for fun. Director Steve Rash does a great job of getting the balance right between laughs and a genuine message.
"Can't Buy Me Love" is one of the first movies of Patrick Dempsey's acting career. He has since gone on to star in TV and movies; he plays Dr. Derek Shepherd in the long-running TV series "Grey's Anatomy." As for fellow lead Amanda Peterson, she only acted until the mid-1990s, when she left Hollywood to pursue a regular life.
Ronald Miller (played by Dempsey) is just your average high school nerd who never seems to fit in with the right crowd. Ronald is quite rightly labeled as a geek who has very few friends. He spent most of the past summer mowing lawns so that he could buy a telescope. As Ronald is about to become a senior, he decides that he wants to be one of the cool kids at school. In order to do this, Ronald needs to date the head cheerleader, Cindy Mancini (played by Peterson). Ronald has known her since they were both young kids, yet Cindy has never really noticed him throughout the years.
Not long after Ronald decides to completely change his social standing at school, an opportunity crops up for him to do just that. Cindy needs $1,000 to replace one of her mother's outfits that she ruined at a party. Ronald proposes that he give her the money in exchange for her agreeing to be his girlfriend for a month. Cindy reluctantly agrees simply because she has no other way to buy a new dress for her mother. Complicating matters even more is the fact that Cindy has a boyfriend named Bobby who is away at college.
Ronald's life undergoes a complete transformation in next to no time; he ditches his geek friends and hangs out with all the popular kids at school thanks to his supposed relationship with Cindy. With the help of Cindy, Ronald changes his hairstyle along with most of his clothes. Over the month that they spend together, Cindy and Ronald grow closer without realizing it. On one of the last dates of the month, Cindy feels compelled to kiss Ronald, but he is confused and walks away. The pair goes through a fairly public breakup, and Cindy warns Ronald that popularity is not all it's cracked up to be.
After moving on from Cindy, Ronald quickly becomes one of the most popular guys in school. At a New Year's Eve party, Cindy can take it no more, so she tells everyone the truth about her fake relationship with Ronald. This works spectacularly, but it leaves Ronald with no friends at all. The popular kids want nothing to do with him, while his old friends feel betrayed.
Ronald manages to restore his image after standing up for one of his old friends by saying that they did have a close bond once before. Cindy is impressed that Ronald is finally being true to himself, so she reconciles with him. In the final scene, Ronald asks her to be his prom date, and the two kiss as the closing credits roll.
"Can't Buy Me Love" became the sleeper hit of the summer of 1987. Although the film opened to mixed reviews, it ended up bringing in more than $30 million at the box office. At the Young Artist Awards, Patrick Dempsey won Best Young Actor in a Motion Picture for comedy, while the film was nominated for several other awards. Many years later, in 2003, a remake of the film was released and titled "Love Don't Cost a Thing." The film starred Nick Cannon and Christina Milian, and it did not do as well financially as the original.
Rating: 3 out of 5


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Rock Pop Mime07 August 2018
Congratulations to the three Mercy Groups and the St Mary's Group on their outstanding performances last Saturday Night. Special mention to the wonderful choreographers who worked hard to put their final piece on stage and to the staff and students who supported these groups on the night. What a fantastic night of entertainment!
(Photo shown) Secondary 2nd Place Winners: Mercy Group 2—"This Is Me..". Choreographed by Ally Luhrman, Jacinta Geisler and Shontae' Minnicon.
Lunch Box Concert05 August 2018
Fourteen Mercy College Ensembles participated in the recent Mackay Festival of Arts, performing at Canelands as part of the Jack Sturgeon Lunchbox Concert. It was a fantastic day of entertainment with a great audience.
Whitsunday Voices02 August 2018
The annual Whitsunday Voices Youth Literature Festival is one of the highlights on the Mackay Festival of Arts calendar. In Week 1 of this term, our entire Year 8 cohort were entertained and informed by a variety of authors and performers such as James Foley, Steven O'Donnell (aka 'Bajo'), James Phelan and EZB - the slam poet.
The following day saw the Book Club appreciate the likes of Danielle Binks and Lucy Christopher, as well as the finals of the slam poetry competition, which included teams from both Mercy College and St Patrick's College.
Justice@Mercy01 August 2018
Justice@Mercy students enjoyed conversation with Sister Denise, about her time as a Sister of Mercy at the Curtin Detention Centre in Western Australia. She shared some of the trials and tribulations of the asylum seekers detained, and some of the stories of the men that she friended during her time there. With knowledge and understanding, we can have compassion and share in hope and justice for all.
Justice@Mercy have also been busy making Christmas cards ready for the seafarer donations through Stella Maris. Later this term we will be tree planting with Mackay Regional Council to help care for our Earth.
Athletics Carnival31 July 2018
The Mercy College Athletics Carnival was held on the last day of Term 2. Students were dressed according to the 'Mini-Olympics' theme with each House dressing-up to represent a different country. The 2018 Carnival also saw the introduction of a March-Past to start proceedings for the day. Congratulations to Triton who were declared the overall winners of the Carnival.


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Christopher Walken is the sole cast member of Broadway play "A Behanding in Spokane" who will be considered eligible for a Tony nom as a lead thesp, according to the third of four periodic eligibility rulings issued each season by the Tony Awards Administration Committee.
Tony guidelines dictate that, in general, above-the-title thesps will be considered leads, with those below-the-title considered supporting. All four cast members of "Behanding" are credited above-the-title, but according to the admin committee, three of them — Sam Rockwell, Anthony Mackie and Zoe Kazan — will be considered eligible for noms in supporting categories.
Also singled out as leads are Laura Linney, who played the central role in Manhattan Theater Club's Broadway production of "Time Stands Still," and Patrick Breen, who plays the pivotal character in current offering "Next Fall."
Otherwise, all other decisions were consistent with opening night credits.
As is often the case, it will be the fourth and final eligibility meeting — which makes rulings regarding the spate of shows that open just before the season's Tony deadline — that will be loaded with decisions that will affect the nominations. This year the eligibility cutoff is April 29, with Tony noms announced May 3.


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Oms for the Poor
Can yoga help the homeless?
The agenda for this year's conference of the National Alliance To End Homelessness, held this week in Washington, was crowded with workshops and panels typical of such events: "Exploring Rapid Re-Housing Pilot Models," "Partnering With Your PHA," and so on. And then there was the two-hour session on Wednesday promising "thirteen ways to integrate yoga into your own local programs."
Yoga for the homeless? Shouldn't we try to, say, get people a place to sleep—and then we can talk about inner balance?
That's what most of those in attendance seemed to be thinking. The conference was abuzz with the phrase housing first, a policy shift toward getting people their own apartments rather than putting them in shelters. Yoga didn't quite factor into that equation. The conference program didn't even have much to offer in the way of "wellness," an idea that many say has picked up steam in the advocacy community.
Oms and asanas, however, are popping up in some shelters. Sometimes, they come from high-end yoga professionals who feel like they should give back by going into homeless shelters and teaching a class or two. There is a burgeoning service ethic in the yoga world, often directed overseas and packaged in soft-lit glamour photos. This doesn't always work. Katie Tichacek, of Pathways to Housing in New York City, told me about a class taught by one of the organization's board members, a "90-pound, perky, cute" professional violinist, which had been canceled for lack of interest. They're trying again, though, this time with a "consumer"—advocacy-speak for "homeless person"—who became a certified teacher through their employment program.
The more promising approach is one rooted in the lives of the people being served. The birthplace of this idea, unsurprisingly, is progressive Portland, Ore. Mark Lilly founded Street Yoga there in 2002, focusing on homeless youth and their families. Similar programs soon materialized, mostly on the West Coast, and Street Yoga now holds training sessions for teachers working with at-risk kids.
When working with youth particularly, the focus isn't on esoteric yoga theory or even the longer-term benefits that urban yoga mat-toters think about, like a toned body or consistently lower stress. Rather, it's techniques for staying warm while you're spending the night on the street, easing the pain in your body from a hard lifestyle, calming yourself when you might otherwise get into a fight. "It's a survival skill," says Adrienne Boxer, who now runs Street Yoga, which operates on volunteer hours and some grant money.
Of course, public dollars tend to follow studies that prove effectiveness. And though yoga's effect as a stress reliever has gone mainstream and there is some evidence that it may help with drug addiction, there isn't statistical evidence yet on whether it helps the homeless. At Street Yoga, and the newly created Yoga Service Council, Lilly has convened a research group to figure out the metrics by which you'd actually gauge how it works. The bigger problem, though, is that the transient homeless don't make for a great study population. "Doing anything with any sort of long-term perspective is literally impossible," Lilly says.
Anecdotal evidence doesn't count for much among those who dole out grant money. But if Wednesday's session was any indication, it means a lot for those who do the legwork.
When Jamie Taylor first approached the alliance two years ago about including yoga sessions in its annual conference in Washington, organizers laughed. "It was like, yoga? And homelessness? What does yoga have to do with homelessness?" said Taylor, a nonprofit housing consultant and longtime yoga devotee.
This year, though, they came to her. And on Wednesday, in the vast basement of the Renaissance Hotel, a handful out of the 1,000 attendees showed up at a morning session meant to help people clear their minds. I showed up to watch but was informed—with the group's affirmation—that I would need to participate. Sans notepad.
So did Terry Snead, a 61-year-old formerly homeless man who showed up out of curiosity. Tall and thin, he said his favorite exercise was walking and had a clarifying question for the instructor. "I've seen on TV a guy who fits into a box. Is that yoga, too?"
Taylor, tan and muscular, led the group through a series of increasingly difficult positions, from warrior pose to sun salutations. Joints cracked and bodies hit the floor behind me as the stretches grew more intense and the balancing more precarious. At one point, a large woman who had never done yoga before got up to leave, defeated. Taylor sweetly enjoined her to stay, and she did.
Participants brimmed with ideas for bringing yoga back to the people they served. Shirley McKee, a case manager for the homeless near Detroit, said her clients—often overweight and defeated, living in cramped and cluttered quarters, with children running around underfoot—would benefit just from the breathing exercises, even if coaxing them onto a yoga mat might prove an impossible task. Jessica Hales, with the Alabama Department of Mental Health, mused on how it might be incorporated into a pilot project on "alternative wellness."
But Taylor's focus is to bring yoga to homeless-service providers. At the end of Wednesday's session, after we lay prone in a darkened room for what felt like a half hour, the mood was jubilant. "If you create the inner balance within yourself, you can bring it out in your work," Taylor says.


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Sharlene V. Loennig, 61
Retired Lt. Col. Sharlene (VanDyke) Loennig, 61, of Punxsutawney, formerly of Aliquippa, passed away after brave, courageous battle with cancer on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014, at home surrounded by her family and friends.
She was born Nov. 17, 1952, in Rochester, Pa., a daughter of Lena (Ceccarelli) VanDyke and the late James Merritt VanDyke.
In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, Lucia and Nazzareno Ceccarelli, and her paternal grandparents, Josephine and Merritt Howard Van Dyke.
She was a member of Ss. Cosmas and Damian Roman Catholic Church of Punxsutawney.
Sharlene graduated from Indiana Hospital School of Nursing in 1972 and enlisted in the United States Army.
She was stationed at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center in Colorado and Bassett Army Medical Center in Fairbanks, Alaska.
After leaving the Bassett Army Medical Center, she became a Certified School Nurse at Ryan Junior High (1977-1985), followed by Hutchison Career Center (1985-1991), Howard Luke Alternative School (1989-1991) and then Tanana Middle School (1991-1993).
In 1990, she was awarded School Nurse of the Year in the state of Alaska.
She was an adjunct faculty at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, where she taught Early Childhood Development.
Upon moving to Punxsutawney, she became the School Nurse at the Punxsutawney Area High School from 1993-2010. She was also a Registered Nurse at the Punxsutawney Area Hospital (1993-1997).
Upon leaving PAHS, she accepted the position of Occupational Health Nurse for the Federal Bureau of Investigation Seattle Division from 2010-2012, and later transferred to the Cleveland Division from 2012-2014.
In addition to her mother, Lena, Sharlene is survived by her loving husband, Mark Loennig; her cherished son, Tyler James Loennig, who she was extremely proud of; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Kate Rossi, Joan E. VanDyke and Joe Ferrara; a niece, Courtney (Rossi) Martin; her long-time treasured friend, who was also a fellow Army nurse, Shannon Downing; and many loving aunts, uncles, cousins and friends who Sharlene meant so much to.
Friends will be received from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, March 2, 2014, at Deeley Funeral Home, Punxsutawney.
A Mass of Christian burial will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 3, 2014, at Ss. Cosmas & Damian Church, with Msgr. Joseph J. Riccardo officiating.
Sharlene will be laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to U.P.M.C. Family House, 5245 Centre Ave., Shadyside, PA 15232 in memory of Sharlene.
Online condolences may be made at www.deeleyfuneralhome.com.


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The floors, walls, even the ceilings of Port Everglades and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL) will soon be transformed into works of art for the millions of passengers travelling to and from Broward County each year. Broward Commissioners approved the expenditure of more than $1.1 million dollars for the projects. In Terminal 4 at FLL, artist Brad Goldberg used the flow of ocean waves and the iconic curvy walls of Fort Lauderdale beach as the concept behind the terrazzo floor design that will cover 80,600 feet in the concourse area and 558 feet in the corridor that connects to Terminal 3.An interactive walkway art project design by artist Cameron McNall will use powerful color changing LED lights to illuminate glass walls with moving patterns that animate in response to the movement of people. Artists Brad Goldberg and Cameron McNall collaborated to ensure that the floor design complemented the interactive walkway art, since both are located in the same terminal.Terminal 3 at the airport is also landing a new terrazzo floor, designed by artists David Griggs and Scott Parsons. As airline passengers encounter the floor, a sense of mystery is enhanced through its scale and abstraction. In one area a school of hammerhead sharks pass silently through a cloud of dark blue waters, provoking a sense of beauty and the unknown. Starfish and stars appear together in reference to John Steinbeck's writing from the Sea of Cortez. The design strives to evoke our comings and goings, affirmed by a painted sunset across the vast horizon of space and time.Port Everglades will see the transformation of Terminals 2, 19 and 26. The integrated function of this art is to serve as wayfinders for the record setting number of cruise passengers that visit the Port annually. The highly visible plain walls of the elevator core in Terminal 26 will now be transformed by artist Carlos Alves into a monumental Fish Tank Wall that all passengers can get immersed in as they go upstairs to the second floor waiting room for embarkation.In the passenger waiting area of Terminal 19, artist Mark Fuller will create schools of suspended fish that visually move in the desired direction of the passenger traffic flow within the terminal. In this way the Fish mobiles assist with direction by providing visual cues to the passenger as to where to go. The suspended fish also cast colorful shadows on the adjacent walls.In Terminal 2, starfish and pelicans will lead passengers in the right direction and provide visual entertainment. Artist Xavier Cortada will design monumental scale starfish to be suspended from aluminum grids attached to the ceiling in the terminal's main waiting room. A glass mosaic and ceramic mural depicting a "pelican's path" will hang above the two staircases leading passengers from the ticketing portion of the terminal to the waiting area.Functionally-integrated art will also be making an appearance on Broward Greenway Trails. Commissioners approved integrated art that will be located along the New River and State Road 84, the C-14 canal and Cypress Creek Road and Flamingo and Hiatus Roads. The functional public art amenities include: seats with canopies, trash receptacles, bicycle racks, ceramic trail-markers, and decorative ceramic trail-way splitter islands.These works of art will serve our residents and visitors, enhancing Broward County's broad array of rich cultural opportunities with a public purpose.John E. Rodstrom Jr.Broward County Mayor
The opening will feature live performances and art activities representing nations from around the world representing a multicultural theme ; there will also be guest appearances by artists whose works will be a permanent feature in the new Museum. Young At Art Museum is located at 751 SW 121 Ave. in Davie. Visit the Website: YoungAtArtMuseum.org, for more information or call 954-424-0085.
National Endowment for the Arts' (NEA) Chairman Rocco Landesman recently announced that Broward County Cultural Division is one of 788 not-for-profit national, regional, state, and local organizations nationwide to receive an NEA "Art Works" grant. Broward County was one of 16 recipients in the State of Florida.Broward Cultural Division is recommended for a $40,000 grant that will provide creative incentives and customized resources to local artists for projects that engage artistically underserved communities and provide lifelong learning activities for youth and adults, through the Creative Artist Advancement Program (CAAP).The 788 "Art Works" grants total $24.81 million and support the creation of art that meets the highest standards of excellence, public engagement with diverse and excellent art, lifelong learning in the arts, and the strengthening of communities through the arts.CAAP targets individual artists, and adults and youth who frequent parks, libraries, human service or community centers in revitalization areas and low income neighborhoods. The goals are to increase the number of creative artist-led projects and to provide artists with specialized professional development that focuses on tools and techniques for working in neighborhood settings. Project activities will include: Arts Education; Public Art Projects; and Education and Professional Development Seminars.The NEA received 1,624 eligible applications under the "Art Works" category for this round of funding, requesting more than $78 million in funding. For a complete listing of projects recommended for Art Works grant support, please visit the NEA website at arts.gov.Broward County is home to more than 6,000 arts-related businesses that employ more than 23,000 people. For further information on this grant award, contact Grace Kewl-Durfey, 954-357-7869.
Broward Cultural Division invites Broward-Based artists to a workshop on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at 5:30 p.m; and a workshop for not for profit cultural organizations, on Wednesday, May 9, 2012, at 5:30 p.m., for the Third Cycle of the Creative Investment Program. Both workshops will be held in the Broward County Main Library, Cybrary Computer Lab, 7th Floor, 100 S. Andrews Ave., Fort Lauderdale.The workshop will also cover how to submit an online application.
The purpose of the Creative Investment Program is to assist eligible Broward County not-for-profitcultural organizations with annual operating revenues of less than $100,000, to fund small cultural projects for which applicants have not received funds through any other Cultural Division program. The project must be an exhibition, a performance or other arts activity. Click HERE to register for this workshop.
To assist eligible Broward-based practicing professional artists to fund small but complete, cultural projects in Broward County, for which applicants have not received funding through any other Cultural Division program. The project must be an exhibition, a performance or other arts activity. Click HERE to register for this workshop.
For more information on the eligibility requirement for either Artists or Organizations, please visit the Broward Cultural Division website.Creative Investment Program awards will be given on a funds-available basis. The next Creative Investment application deadline is June 1, 2012 for projects implemented after August 1 through September 30, 2012 or October 1, 2012 through September 30, 2013. There is a limited amount of funding available for this cycle.For more information, please call Adriane Clarke, grants specialist, 954-357-7530.
The Cultural Foundation of Broward has rebranded and changed its name to Business for the Arts of Broward; says Jarett Levan, chair of Business for the Arts of Broward. The non-profit organization changed its name to better reflect its mission to engage businesses and business leaders to advocate and educate about the importance of Broward County's arts and cultural community as well as to recognize the connection between cultural vitality, creative success and economic development.
In addition to announcing its new name, the organization today also:
Business for the Arts of Broward's goal is to engage business leaders across the county to support the arts and take a hands-on approach to find resources that help drive its mission. As part of its on-going efforts, Business for the Arts of Broward has introduced a number of programs and events to better engage local businesses with the arts including its innovative Art in the Workplace workshops and the upcoming Take the Tour event.
The on-going Art in the Workplace program affords local businesses the opportunity to bring art to the workplace by inviting an artist or musician to conduct a workshop for their employees or invite a local artist to display or perform his or her work for their staff to enjoy. The Take the Tour event, co-hosted by Business for the Arts of Broward and the Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, will escort a select group of Broward executives on a guided, behind-the-scenes tour of some of Broward County's best cultural treasures, and see the creative talents offered in our community.
Bank of America's Museum on Us program offers each of their cardholders one free general admission on Saturday and Sunday on the first full weekend of each month. Cardholders can visit for free, one of nine South Florida museums.South Florida museums participating:
IGFA Fishing Hall of Fame Museum in Dania BeachThe Museum of Art in Fort LauderdaleThe Museum of Discovery & Science in Fort LauderdaleSouth Florida Science Museum in West Palm BeachBass Museum of Art in Miami BeachMiami Art MuseumMiami Children's MuseumMiami Science MuseumMuseum of Contemporary Art in MiamiClick here for the deal.


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1. Re: Print selected area"Rokeby Wilson Feb 13, 2011 4:34 AM (in response to BobDiN)
I'm having to revert to earlier versions of PS to Print Selection (lucky I didn't delete them when I installed 5).
I can't for the life of me see why anyone would remove this as an option- I print sections of very large documents all the time and this option gave me quick and easy control of this. CS5 just can't do it at all. Even freeware programmes can do it, but CS5 can't.
Please restore this option a.s.a.p.
2. Re: Print selected area"funn1bunn1 Mar 20, 2011 9:31 PM (in response to Rokeby Wilson)
Only using the rectangular marquee tool is allowed to let me print selected area, I wish making a selection of a layer let me do that too.
3. Re: Print selected area"c.pfaffenbichler Mar 22, 2011 3:17 AM (in response to BobDiN)
If you don't want to wait for the feature to be re-introduced I think one should be able to use a workaround with a Script (or possibly even Action) – if you don't do that already anyway.
That should also work based on non-rechtangular Selections but take somewhat more time than the original feature – with really large images, which probably are one of the reasons for the demand in the first place, it might get too time-intensive to be of much use even.
4. Re: Print selected area"grafkaal2 Apr 1, 2011 4:48 AM (in response to BobDiN)
Surely it can't be to much trouble to put it back in! I use it all the time to test small strips for colour matching. So much hastle and time wasting with different workarounds - copy, new doc, paste, then print! Etc. etc... Come on Adobe, put it back. Thanks!
5. Re: Print selected area"Rokeby Wilson Apr 1, 2011 12:51 PM (in response to grafkaal2)
It would be nice if someone from Adobe could explain why they took it out in the first place (and even better, agree to put it back). The only even vaguely efficient way to deal with this in my workflow is to run an older version of PS to do it. That's not too fair on people who have bought the current version and don't have previous versions to fall back on. And it is still a pain in the neck even for those of us who do.
6. Re: Print selected area"Rokeby Wilson Apr 1, 2011 1:03 PM (in response to Rokeby Wilson)
Why is this marked as 'possibly answered'? The only possible solution offered (and thanks for the suggestion, BTW) though it is a sensible suggestion in theory, is nevertheless only a general suggestion of a possible route to go down to start looking for a patched up solution at best, and is stated by the person suggesting it as probably unworkable in practice as it would be too time-consuming- as indeed it would be. In my own case, it wouldn't actually work at all.
7. Re: Print selected area"c.pfaffenbichler Apr 2, 2011 12:07 AM (in response to Rokeby Wilson)
I think all threads that got any reply are marked as possibly answered, which seems not altogether unreasonable.
When the original posters never get back to the threads they started they may nevertheless have gotten a correct answer …
8. Re: Print selected area"Rokeby Wilson May 13, 2011 12:03 AM (in response to BobDiN)
Please could someone on the staff come back to us on this, it has been hanging around for ages unanswered.
For some of us this is an essential feature and we're having to use older versions of PS to do it, which is a nuisance. People purchasing CS5 who aren't updating from earlier versions or who removed earlier versions from their systems can't even do that.
Please could you tell us whether there are any intentions to fix this problem, and if so, on what timescale?
9. Re: Print selected area"ddesigner746 May 18, 2011 6:55 AM (in response to BobDiN)
The main reason I updated from Photoshop 5.5 to CS5 was to better work with very large image files.
How ironic that to conveniently print the large files I create in CS5 onto multiple sheets of A3, I need to print them on my old Mac running OS9 and Photoshop 5.5!
Looks like Adobe has become complacent about their product. Perhaps more market competition would wake them up from their complacent dominance.
Alternative suggestions would be welcome.
10. Re: Print selected area"Rokeby Wilson May 18, 2011 9:44 AM (in response to ddesigner746)
+1. That's exactly my own situation, except I can do it on CS1 as I kept it on the system when I installed 5 (thank goodness).
Still a deafening silence from the staff.
As a customer of Adobe since PS5, who as far as I remember has never once troubled support to ask for anything before this, I'm feeling not only ignored, but very unloved.
(My OH works fo an internatinal company which leases some very complicated software. If they treated their customers like Adobe are treating us on an issue as basic as this, they'd be toast. But there is much more competition in their sector. I agree, therefore, the key is that there isn't enough competition. When there was, in the early days, Adobe behaved better. Now after all the support we have given them as customers over the years, we have in effect given them a market dominance so great that they can afford to ignore us even when we have serious problems like this.)


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Parking in the city – don't wanna hear it. Take away 14 parking spots – come again? Yet add something nice in the neighborhood, and voilà, people forget those 14 parking spots ever existed. Or, at least most people do.
Often, business owners see the parklets that have grown up along Valencia Street as an extension of commercial space. Customers and many residents see them as a social space. But to some residents, the park-like patches are hell on the ground – rest stops for the homeless or noisy drinkers.
In less than two years, six have appeared in the Mission – four on Valencia and two on 22nd Street. Citywide, the parklet population has jumped to 31 in little more than two years, according to pavementtoparks.sfplanning.org. The new public spaces met little early opposition, but that may be changing.
A new parklet proposed for the Mission Beach Café at Guerrero and 14th streets is running into a backlash. At least one for 24th Street was shelved by neighbors who opposed it, and when the first-ever Mission parklet on 22nd and Bartlett disappeared for renovation some neighbors were relieved to see it go and unhappy when it returned. TO READ MORE CLICK HERE


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By MARYCLAIRE DALE, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia abortion doctor convicted of killing three babies born alive at his clinic will be formally sentenced in the death of one of the babies Wednesday, along with the overdose death of a patient and hundreds of abortion law violations.
Dr. Kermit Gosnell has decided not to appeal the first-degree murder conviction handed down Monday for killing three babies. Instead, the 72-year-old physician will accept several terms of life without parole and avoid a potential death sentence.
Gosnell assured a judge Tuesday that he was making the deal freely, and was then sentenced in the deaths of the first two babies. He offered the same odd, bemused smile that has become his trademark in court.
Gosnell's rogue career and ensuing murder trial has become the latest flashpoint in the nation's enduring abortion debate.
Prosecutors had argued during the two-month trial that he routinely used scissors to "snip" babies born alive, and they pursued murder convictions in seven infant deaths. But the judge dismissed three of the counts, and the jury rejected a fourth.
Former clinic employees testified that Gosnell routinely performed illegal abortions past Pennsylvania's 24-week limit, that he delivered babies who were still moving, whimpering or breathing, and that he and his assistants dispatched the newborns by "snipping" their spines, as he referred to it. Eight have pleaded guilty in the case, and a ninth was convicted at trial with Gosnell, albeit of relatively minor charges.
Prosecutors had planned to seek the death penalty because Gosnell killed more than one person and his victims were especially vulnerable given their age. But Gosnell's own advanced age had made it unlikely he would ever be executed before his appeals ran out.
Gosnell's lawyer, Jack McMahon, said his client accepts the verdict and isn't sorry he went to trial. He said Gosnell gave up a somewhat better deal early on.
"He wanted this case aired out in a courtroom and it got aired out in a courtroom in a fair way. And now he's accepting what will happen. He's an intelligent guy," McMahon said Tuesday, adding that Gosnell would now plead to pending federal drug charges.
The sentencing deal, reached after hours of terse negotiations, spares Gosnell's family the task of pleading for his life in court, McMahon said. Gosnell has six children, the youngest of them a teenager born to his third wife, who has also pleaded guilty in the case.
"He's a proud man. To bring his young family into court was something he did not want to do," McMahon said.
A 2011 grand jury investigation into Gosnell's alleged prescription drug trafficking led to the gruesome findings about his abortion clinic. An FBI raid had turned up 47 aborted fetuses stored in clinic freezers, jars of tiny severed feet, bloodstained furniture and dirty medical instruments, along with cats roaming the premises.
Prosecution experts said one teen was nearly 30 weeks pregnant when Gosnell aborted her fetus, and then allegedly joked the baby was so big it could "walk to the bus." A second baby was said to be alive for about 20 minutes before a clinic worker snipped the neck. A third was born in a toilet and was moving before another clinic employee severed the spinal cord, according to testimony.
A fourth baby let out a whimper before Gosnell cut the neck, prosecutors alleged. Gosnell was acquitted in that baby's death, the only one of the four in which no one testified to seeing the baby killed.
McMahon has argued that none of the fetuses was born alive and that any movements were posthumous twitching or spasms.
The defense also contended that the 2009 death of 41-year-old Karnamaya Mongar of Woodbridge, Va., a Bhutanese immigrant who had been given repeated doses of Demerol and other powerful drugs to sedate her and induce labor, was caused by unforeseen complications and did not amount to murder, as prosecutors charged.
"I wanted to be an effective, positive force in the minority community," Gosnell told The Philadelphia Daily News in a 2010 interview, when he predicted he would be "vindicated."
He declined to offer any remarks in court Tuesday to Common Pleas Judge Jeffrey Minehart but thanked McMahon and said he was "very satisfied" with his legal representation.
Prosecutors continued to refrain from commenting on the case, citing a gag order that is expected to be lifted Wednesday when the sentencing concludes.
Pennsylvania authorities had failed to conduct routine inspections of all its abortion clinics for 15 years by the time Gosnell's facility was raided in 2010. In the scandal's aftermath, two top state health officials were fired, and Pennsylvania imposed tougher rules for clinics.
Gosnell was also convicted of infanticide, racketeering and more than 200 counts of violating Pennsylvania's abortion laws by performing third-term abortions or failing to counsel women 24 hours in advance.


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Classical Studies: Hebrew
HEBR 131 Elementary Classical Hebrew I (1)
An introduction to the original language of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. Using the inductive methods, students will be introduced to the morphology and syntax of ancient Hebrew by translating selected passages from the Hebrew Bible.
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This combined B'nai B'rith-AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) program will be very special and it will start 15 minutes early, beginning at 11:45 AM.
The new AIPAC regional director for Colorado, Nebraska New Mexico, Craig Gardenswartz, will introduce himself and give us a briefing on Israel and Iran. He will be joined by Jessica Milstein, the leadership management director, who will be leaving AIPAC, just after the end of January.
Also, in a Breadbreaker first, we will hear from Chicago-born Gil Hoffman, the Jerusalem Post's top political correspondent, reporting live from Israel. Among other things, he will discuss the death of Ariel Sharon in the Palestinian-Israeli peace talks.
The price is the same: Free! You can buy an optional Kosher lunch for $11. In either case, you must RSVP for this session. Seating is limited! So please RSVP before 5 PM on Monday, January 20
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TIKRIT, Iraq (Reuters) - At least 17 people were killed in attacks across Iraq on Sunday as troops fought to evict Islamist militants from the northern town of Sulaiman Pek, security sources and medics said.
Armored vehicles and special police forces with heavy machineguns arrived in Sulaiman Pek to reinforce troops battling there for several days backed by helicopters gunships.
"Clashes are continuing today in the town centre," the town's mayor, Talib Mohammed, told Reuters. "The situation is still unclear. We can't even look out of the window, as bullets and blasts are not stopping."
Militants raised the black flag of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) - a hardline Sunni group also fighting in neighboring Syria - over parts of Sulaiman Pek, 160 km (100 miles) north of Baghdad, on Thursday.
Sunni militancy has been on the rise over the past year, especially in the western province of Anbar, where the army is besieging the city of Falluja, overrun by insurgents on January 1.
A suicide car bomber blew himself up near a police checkpoint on Sunday, killing one person in the al-Warrar area west of Anbar's provincial capital Ramadi. Police said they had thwarted another attack east of Ramadi, shooting dead a suicide bomber driving a police vehicle previously seized by militants.
No group claimed responsibility for any of the latest attacks, but Sunni insurgents trying to undermine the Shi'ite-led government often attack police and military targets.
Gunmen killed five people at a police checkpoint in Taza, a town 210 km north of Baghdad, a local police source said.
In the town of Shirqat, 300 km north of the capital, at least two policemen were killed when gunmen fired on their patrol, police sources said.
A car bomb killed four people in the mainly Shi'ite Chkouk district in northern Baghdad, police and medical sources said.
In other attacks, police said two mortar rounds hit a house, killing a civilian, in Jurf al-Sakhar, 60 km south of Baghdad, where the army is also fighting militants.
Gunmen using silenced weapons shot a man and his son dead near their home in central Hilla, south of Baghdad. In the town of Muqdadiya, 80 km northeast of Baghdad, gunmen killed two government-backed Sunni militiamen in drive-by shooting.
(Reporting by Ghazwan in Tikrit and Mustafa Mahmoud in Kirkuk; Additional reporting by Ali al-Rubaie in Hilla and Kareem Raheem in Baghdad; Writing by Ahmed Rasheed; Editing by Isabel Coles and Alistair Lyon)


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The Youth Justice Education Clinic
As the phrase "school to prison pipeline" attests, there is proven causal relationship between unmet special-education needs and court involvement. Many of the Center's clients are children who are entitled to Regional Center services, social security relief, or Individualized Education Plans that the school system has failed to provide. For this reason, the Center also features a Youth Justice Education Clinic, where law students under the supervision of an education attorney represent these clients in due process hearings, disciplinary hearings, and IEP assessments in order to advocate for their legal entitlements. By addressing the special education needs of these children, the Center increases their chances for a lasting positive outcome.
YJEC Course Information
The Youth Justice Education Clinic is a year-long, eight-unit course, comprised of a four-unit course and a four-unit clinic. During each of the Fall and Spring terms, students will earn two units for their participation in the course and two clinical units. In the Fall, the course will focus on acquiring a knowledge base in California education law and developing lawyering skills. In the Spring, the course will explore current topics in education law and policy with a particular focus on issues that affect youth involved in the juvenile justice system.
Because the course is a year long, and the substantive classes are interwoven with casework, students must complete the year to receive credit for the class. Students must complete 56 hours of work for every clinical unit awarded. Students should have sufficient flexibility in their schedules to meet the demands of their casework. This includes some availability during business hours to make and receive phone calls, review and send correspondence, and attend school meetings.
Students will be assigned cases periodically throughout the year. Cases are referred to the Youth Justice Education Clinic by the Center for Juvenile Law and Policy's Juvenile Justice Clinic. The Youth Justice Education Clinic student is responsible for all aspects of the client's education case including: client interviewing, client counseling, and representation in special education and school disciplinary proceedings. We also address other needs, including: access to Regional Center services, discrimination, and access to education for homeless youth.
Because clients are served by both the Youth Justice Education and Juvenile Justice clinics, team work is essential to meeting the holistic needs of the client. Frequent consultation with all members of the client's advocacy team will be required. Each student will also be required to meet weekly with Professor Smith to review the student's work and ensure case development.
Students must have an automobile and/or be able to independently travel for the purposes of meeting with clients, investigating their cases, and attending school discipline or special education proceedings.
All prospective students will be required to submit an application with a resume, and interview with Professor Smith.
The Clinic is suited for students who demonstrate an interest in youth advocacy, have strong communication skills, and an interest in litigation. Students must demonstrate a willingness to be flexible, and the maturity to assume responsibility for representing children. The Clinic meets the pro-bono requirement for law school graduation.


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David Wayne Morris
David Wayne Morris, of Kettle Falls went home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on September 16, 2011, at the age of 86. Wayne passed into glory peacefully at home with his family at his side. Wayne was born on April 30, 1925 at Breckenridge, Texas. Wayne was born to William and Mamie Morris and lived with his brothers and sister; William, Ernest, Eva, and Thomas in Texas. Wayne attended school in Chapel, Texas until the 5th grade. When he was in the 5th grade, Wayne had to go to work to help support the family. During WWII Wayne served first at sea with the Merchant Marines, later joining the United States Marine Corp in 1945 and served in the occupation forces of the Mariana Islands. His duty following Japan's surrender was with a special guard unit responsible for the security of high-ranking Japanese military officers charged with war crimes. He was honorably discharged from the Marine Corp October 22, 1946. Upon receiving his Honorable Discharge, he also was awarded the Good Conduct Medal. Wayne also served a year in the air force during the Korean War and then was in the Reserves for two years. Wayne was very proud of his service in the Marine Corp. Wayne graduated from barber school in 1947 in Texas. He received his GED in Oregon in March of 1950. In November of 1946 Wayne married Betty Jo Thomas and their first daughter, Rebecca Sue was born in May of 1953. Their second daughter, Cynthia Elaine was born in March of 1957. After 26 years of marriage, Wayne and Betty Jo parted. In January, 1974 Wayne married Vicki Ilo Harmon and lovingly accepted three new children into his life - Paul Ivin, Carla Sue and IloAnn. Wayne worked in Sacramento, CA for Aerojet-General Corporation as an inspector of the second-stage of the minuteman rocket. With a 5th grade education and his GED Wayne went on to have a successful career for the Bureau of Reclamation at the dam in Grand Coulee. In December of 1981, Wayne retired from the Bureau of Reclamation and moved to Bridgeport, WA where he started a Baptist church as a licensed minister. During his retirement he also enjoyed traveling and moving to various locations around the Pacific Northwest.Wayne loved the Lord, enjoyed reading the Bible and he led many people to Christ. He also enjoyed time outdoors fishing and boating. Wayne was a talented woodworker whose handiwork will be treasured by family for years to come. He loved spending time with his family, and will be missed.Wayne is survived by his wife, Vicki Morris; his children Rebecca Satter, Cindy Wright and her husband Steve, Paul Harmon and his wife Gerrie, Carla Stamper and Ilo Habel; his brother Thomas Morris; 12 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and five nephews.The funeral service for Wayne will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, September 24 at the Danekas Funeral Chapel in Colville. The graveside with military honors will follow at Meyers Falls Cemetery in Kettle Falls. A reception will follow both services at the Kettle Falls American Legion. Memorial contributions may be given to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, 1 Billy Graham Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28201. Please visit the online memorial and sign the guestbook at www.danekasfuneralchapel.com. The Danekas Funeral Chapel and Crematory in Colville is entrusted with arrangements.