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Bollywood writer-director Kunal Kohli's spin on MARY POPPINS is less cloying than its high proportion of cute orphans, adorable animals and fairy-dusted whimsy -- starting with the nanny who's a real angel -- might suggest.
Arrogant businessman Ranbeer Talwar (Saif Ali Khan) is driving home from an awards dinner when he broadsides a small car, killing the occupants, Mr. and Mrs. Wallia, and orphaning their four children. The case goes to trial amid rampant media speculation that Ranbeer will get off scot-free because of his money and connections, but the judge has no intention of letting that happen and hands down a highly unusual sentence. Ranbeer must take in the Wallia children, Vashisht (Akshat Chopra), Aditi (Shriya Sharma), Iqbal (Rachit Sidana) and Avantika (Ayushi Berman), and raise them as though they were his own – that means no shipping them off to boarding school or pawning them off on hired help. He'll be checking in regularly, and if the children aren't happy, Ranbeer is going to jail. The assignment is a tall order: The resentful, grieving siblings have already worn out their welcome with various relatives, and they didn't even hate them -- they do, however, hate the man who killed their parents. Led by Vashisht, they set about making Ranbeer's life a living hell, and his flighty and none-too-bright girlfriend, Mallaika (Amisha Patel), is no help. Fortunately, God (Rishi Kapoor) takes a look around and realizes it's about time the Wallia kids got a cosmic break. So he sends them Geeta (Rani Mukherjee), a mischievous angel who bicycles down a rainbow and announces that she's the new nanny.
For all the heartwarming cuteness, Kohli makes the effort to give the characters a little more depth than the typical children's fantasy, and it pays off by making Ranbeer's inevitable transformation from icy ogre to warm father figure fairly convincing. Mukherjee's charm keeps the child-like Geeta from being thoroughly annoying, and the musical numbers are pleasant, if not particularly memorable. (In English and subtitled Hindi)
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Amazing Animals, which you did not know
Simple Craft Idea ANIMAL , DO YOU KNOW
Blue Dragon
This tiny gastropod at first glance seems a messenger from some other planet. Or, at worst, a product of fantasy game designers have made it an element of the simulated world in the next ambitious project. But not a living creature on our planet, which is not rich in fauna such rare and bizarre species.
The dimensions of these amazing dragons quite modest - only 2-3 centimeters in length, but the pleasure they give their appearance truly immeasurable. Most often blue dragon drifts on the water surface belly up - his shield the blue color blends with water and protects against attacks hungry seabirds. If you wish to see this biological miracle firsthand, here you useful information: their habitat - temperate and tropical waters, and they are likely to notice in the coastal waters of Australia and the United States, when the wind blows the tiny blue dragons closer to shore or altogether thrown on the earth's surface.
Goblin shark
As a rule, only one shark fin cutting the water area can cause a person having a panic attack. And what will happen if this fin a few moments later added is such a disgusting face with menacing wedge-shaped process?
This is not a frame from another part of the popular horror film "Jaws", but quite real and pleased with his underwater existence marine predator. It was first discovered in 2007, fishermen caught in Tokyo Bay hitherto not known specimen length of 1.3 meters. Since the appearance, in particular, outstanding tapered protuberance on the face of a shark is very much like the famous character from Japanese folklore - Tengu goblin, and then received an appropriate nickname - tenguzame, which literally translated as "goblin shark." Best known of the existence of 45 copies of this rare species, and the largest of them reaching over 3 meters in length. Due to the fact that skin is translucent goblin shark, located underneath the blood vessels give this a truly unique marine predators and sinister look. It seems that soon we will see this big-nosed monster in some fresh horror film - very much there, he asks.
Mountain Goat
For ordinary domestic goat steadfastly stuck reputation animal stupid and certainly not pretty. But that applies to ordinary goat, does not stick with the goat snow. Take a look at this and let a little far from noble, but still very impressive camp. Over meters - the height at the withers, the maximum weight - up to 135 pounds, but due to thick and viscous wool is an animal lives in the mountains looks even more massive. Come to mind associations with luxurious white fur coat, and if summer mountain goat fur special length is different, then the winter and grows hanging merging with snow white fringe.
There is a desire to witness the mountain goats? Its implementation - in the Rocky Mountains of North America where these interesting animals to conquer the three-kilometer summit. However, they have recently moved into the most remote areas, and their ranks have thinned considerably. Overall it is clear that the form needs to be protected - and where only green activists look?
Pacu fish
Teeth of the largest fish family piranhas surprisingly resemble human, albeit far from perfect. They are only arranged in two rows, which automatically increases the bite force several times. By the way, the moving puck is in only the lower jaw, and that she is getting her trump card in a frontal attack. Surprisingly, with such luxurious combat data, this fish is not a predator, but prefers seaweed, shellfish, nuts and fruit. Although, I think you would not want to check this information for yourself: pacu very attracted to any dangling objects in the water, and there were cases where no bathing trunks men deprived of their manhood.
Basically pacu fish concentrated in the waters of the Amazon, but every year its population is rapidly decreasing. All the fault of many fishermen and very tasty meat, which is considered a real delicacy. Seems all the more surprising by the fact that a year ago, fishermen caught a pacu Soligorski reservoir in Belarus. Although pacu prefers vegetarian food from meat sausages offered her generous local fishermen, not abandoned.
For dessert, we left most piquant animal from one species whose chaste ladies covered with paint, and all the others will fill with laughter. Found in Brazil, near the hydroelectric dam in the Amazon, eyeless creature cylindrical shape has a striking resemblance to male genitalia, for which he received such an apt name. Official name sounds kind of far more serious - Atretochoana eiselti.
According to scientists, the creature breathes through the skin and into the food actively uses worms and various small fishes, of which the Amazon dime a dozen. Despite the similarities with the snake is considered more correct classification of the detected species to Caecilians. While compare it with a frog or any other amphibian stubbornly fails. Total was found six of these creatures, but who knows what other secrets hides in its waters mysterious Amazon?
The best animal photos from around the world
We made for you a selection of the best animal photos from around the world last week. Let's digress from everyday problems and the news and see how the last week of our smaller brethren.
Woman holds her leash pig waiting for the bus in Yangon. (Photo: AP)
White peacock in a zoo in Yokohama, Japan. (Photo: Getty Images)
Cubs with their mother under the open sky in the wildlife park in Germany. (Photo: AFP / Getty Images)
The zoo staff cleans teeth 30-year-old hippo named Kiboko at the zoo in Himeji, Japan. (Photo: Getty Images)
Heron preening on the eve of World Environment Day in Guwahati in the Indian state of Assam. (Photo: AP)
Birds fly at sunrise in Britain. (Photo: Solent News)
Woman holds her leash pig waiting for the bus in Yangon. (Photo: AP)
White peacock in a zoo in Yokohama, Japan. (Photo: Getty Images)
Cubs with their mother under the open sky in the wildlife park in Germany. (Photo: AFP / Getty Images)
The zoo staff cleans teeth 30-year-old hippo named Kiboko at the zoo in Himeji, Japan. (Photo: Getty Images)
Heron preening on the eve of World Environment Day in Guwahati in the Indian state of Assam. (Photo: AP)
Birds fly at sunrise in Britain. (Photo: Solent News)
Hungry leopard attacks a porcupine in Kruger National Park, near Johannesburg, South Africa. (Photo: The Grosby Group)
The photo, taken on Thursday, yawning Amur tiger in a zoo in Schwerin, East Germany. (Photo: Jens Buettner / AP)
Best Photos of National Geographic in May
The biggest snakes from world
When we talk about snakes we get goose bumps every time because we associate the word with its venom. Not all snakes are venomous and venomous snakes not all cause death almost instantly.
The largest snakes are represented by species Anaconda and Boa. They can easily swallow mammals much larger than its diameter.
Snakes have three elements that can appear or they can attack your opponent or prey.
The first element is the fangs, the second, less common is the venom and the third is the strong grip.
Every year many people die or remain crippled for life from snake bites.
There are cases and circus trainers were strangled by their own snakes that I knew for years.!
In this video presentation we find the largest crocodile in the world according to sources just not safe. Crocodile is one of the most dangerous predators and is feared by almost all living things.
It is not every country regasesre natural habitat but adapts to almost any location if the ii agree with it. Its skin is covered with scales them very hard with which ones is pounding meat opponent when fighting.
With coxial he forms a very good balance. Tusks help both him and the fight devouring prey.
As seen in specimen images filmed by us is one gigantic, weighing far from an ordinary one.
In the video you can see his quickness that no matter the size of its body has.
He can easily inpune against other males because literally looks impressive!
It is not every country regasesre natural habitat but adapts to almost any location if the ii agree with it. Its skin is covered with scales them very hard with which ones is pounding meat opponent when fighting.
As seen in specimen images filmed by us is one gigantic, weighing far from an ordinary one.
In the video you can see his quickness that no matter the size of its body has.
He can easily inpune against other males because literally looks impressive!
A man is shot while passing by a giant snake
Snakes ... some of the most feared reptiles. They're animals so dangerous that even for their venom antidote yet discovered.
In the following clip, a man from South America dressed poorly apparently had the courage to pass along a snake that has a devastating dimension. It is located near a river. If you look closely, the man has little hesitation, however admire occasionally reptile that crawls, moves or perhaps Sasa to frighten even the bravest passes. Our hero is not weak of heart. He even after the danger passes stops and continues to look pushy.
It's a snake whose length would seem that never ends, it's thick and stocky like a sausage poison, wearing a modest clothing. It is presented in a rather surly tone uniform color somewhat brown. He is lazy foothold in existing green surroundings.
The man does not think that this creature could probably hold an incredible dexterity or a prehensile tail which obviously will help him become a brilliant hunter. Passerby might be unfortunate prey.
Even if a snake is huge, it has a feeling that shy behavior to deceive prey. It probably thinking how to punish the man who had the audacity to pass slowly through the place in which he reigns. Human lethal dose may be prepared, given that the venom of a snake is poisonous, although it would be much easier to execute a sip.
"Outrageous!" Battle of puss! ! Small box is also my position!
I love cat narrow. Their body whether to enter If you find a narrow place, and screw the body to challenge even in you do not know. I think the scene or a humorous look at from us sometimes, and cute or funny. This image is a picture that suggests the shape of a cute puss who "outrageous!" Was for the time being a very small place. "Outrageous!" White cat's the above also seems to have for the time being the position of the small cardboard, It seems to be Nagon to put only front legs in the space of a small cardboard ^
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I previously posted about the Dolphin Olympics game. How did you guys find it? It was fun, wasn't it? What was your high score? =P Anyway, today's post is about the high score in that Dolphin Olympics game. Someone managed to score more than 11 million! How did he manage to do that? The dolphin even flew over the Moon and reached planet Mars, LoL!
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Last week was a whirlwind of completed projects.
One of the items I completed was my Hand-Dyed Pineapples.
I dyed ALL the fabric for this quilt – even the back. Looking back through my old posts I forgot that I had already dyed the binding for the quilt. Oh well. I like the look of the dark green around the edge. I think it sets it off nicely The quilt now hangs on the wall above my couch.
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In the "body" area, I used an orange, red, and yellow variegated King Tut thread. In the green, I used a variegated green King Tut thread. I will have to say, King Tut from Superior is my favorite to use when I quilt. I would love to eventually get the thread cards for all the line. Maybe I can ask for that for Christmas? I just recently bought a huge spool of "the bottom line" and some Super Bobs for piecing, I can't wait to try it out!!
Now I am off to go clean my sewing room from last week's flurry of activity. When you can't walk in the room, it is a sign that you need to clean it, don't you think?


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My three-and-one-half year old son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes one year ago. I have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), psoriasis, and psoriatic arthritis. When I was seven months pregnant with him, we did the three-hour glucose tolerance test, and I was considered to have "borderline" gestational diabetes (GDM), controlled by diet alone. Would my having PCOS and/or psoriasis make him more prone to carry the genetic make up for type 1? I understand that they believe they have recently found a gene that predisposes women to have PCOS, and I am wondering about the connection.
The short answer to your question is that neither PCOS nor psoriasis is thought to predispose any children to autoimmune diabetes or indeed any other kind of diabetes in that age group. It is interesting though that some people with PCOS have ovarian antibodies, and, whilst the incidence of these antibodies is no greater than in a control population, it still leaves open the possibility that in some instances those antibodies may reflect autoimmune damage. Psoriasis is associated with chromosomal changes on the long arm of chromosome 11 which is also the site of genes involved in autoimmune diabetes. Perhaps, when the human genome data is fully available, there will be more insights into these possible links.
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I want to be known as someone who never gave up.
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) October 24, 2013
Being a teenage star can be a gift and a curse. The national exposure can catapult a career into the stratosphere, but there is always the risk of being restricted when it comes to delving into mature art.
Adrienne Bailon started her career as a teenager in the group 3LW and eventually garnered success with the Disney franchise, 'The Cheetah Girls.'
Bailon is transitioning into more adult themes with her latest project. She stars as the lead alongside Ja Rule in the new film, 'I'm in Love with a Church Girl.'
"It's so crazy, timing for me is everything," she says. "I think that everything seems to be working right on time."
Bailon's fans have showed love and supported her for over a decade. She is able to reach new audiences because of where she comes from and how she connects to the everyday woman.
"I've realized it takes so much courage to be real," she emotes. "I want to be known as someone who never gave up."
Visit rollingout.com to read the interview in its entirety. Be sure to check out the exclusive photo shoot and video footage with celebrity photographer DeWayne Rogers.
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Rolling out, the nation's largest free urban weekly, is a digital and print magazine that focuses on the black experience in response to entertainment, politics, fashion, culture, sports and lifestyle points of interest. Headquartered in Atlanta, rolling out is positioned as the voice for the African American experience, using its newspaper as a platform in the marketplace to express urgency for education reform, and to document entrepreneurial endeavors and other relevant issues in the Diaspora. For information on rolling out, please log on to rollingout.com.


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Here I list some of the people without whose support the Gallery would not have happened. If I've missed out anyone, I apologise.
First and foremost the contributors, of course. I initially had the idea to put up some of Adam Hart-Davis' (AJHD) slides that were not quite good enough for commercial sale but excellent for Web use. He said I could scan a few hundred that he would otherwise throw away. Those images, and many since, were the genesis of the Gallery and have proven very popular.
Of course, while I was waiting for Adam's slides to get scanned, I saw a bargain in a photography shop window and got hooked myself to the tune of many thousands of (much less good than Adam's) photos in the Gallery.
Many other friends have been incredibly generous and let me put up their images and other multimedia files too; what a wonderfully kind lot you are out there!
Some people have helped me with elements of the code, and some bits are derived from open-source such as Apache code.
I can't possibly cover all the items purloined/borrowed, but a few are listed here. Also the code may contain references to sources.
Thanks to Apache for the example compression filter code (and a first-rate development and deployment platform).
Thanks to Benoît Marchal for example code to handle multipart/form-data HTTP POST data.
Thanks to Muhammad Arif Raza for his help with various parts of the code, including i18n support.
The Gallery uses DNS code from dnsjava.org; thanks!
The Gallery uses EXIF-extraction code from Drew Noakes; thanks!
A big thank you to ej-Technologies for donating me a free licence 2003/09/10 for their JProfilertm product with which I tune and debug the Gallery. Remaining bugs are my fault of course!
And of course where would I be without testing tools such as jUnit, Clover, HttpUnit, etc?
I wish particularly to thank Bruno Girin (BG) for being an enthusiastic and steadfast contributor of pictures, i18n French-language support and bonhomie thoughout the duration of this project.
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Several people have helped with translations to support internationalisation (i18n!) in the Gallery; thank you all.
Some people have done huge chunks of transation work for free; in particular much of the French and Spanish support was done by Bruno Girin (BG), the German support by Burkhard Kloss (BGK), and the Dutch support by Guy Asaert and Jeroen Kerkhof. Look in the i18n files for more credits.
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Enjoy this special post by guest blogger, Dr. Christie Hartman.
Dr. Christie Hartman is an author, behavioral scientist, and dating expert. Her most recent book is Changing Your Game, A Man's Guide to Success with Women. Check out her website at http://www.christiehartman.com/.
In this day and age, first dates have taken on new meaning. In the world of conventional dating – the world our parents and anyone born in the Baby Boomer era knew – there were fewer first dates and you actually knew the person you sat across from at dinner. But with the advent of online and mobile dating, going on tons of first dates with utter strangers is the new norm.
Simply getting into this new mindset can be a big challenge for many people. They want so badly to find someone they connect with and grow weary of meeting the wrong people. As a result, some develop a method for weeding out these wrong people as soon as possible.
What is this method, you ask? I call it the "Let's cut the crap and get right to the serious stuff so I don't waste my time with the wrong people" method. Advocates of this method look for reasons to rule someone out by asking difficult and personal questions right up front. Here are a few common examples:
- What led up to your getting divorced?
- Are you looking for marriage and kids?
- I'm looking for a serious relationship. Are you?
- Why/how did your past relationships end?
- What are your goals in life?
- Why are you still single?
Questions 1-5 are great questions. Crucial questions, even. However, they're inappropriate to ask someone you hardly know, and have no business on a first date. And Question 6? That one is never appropriate, whether you mean it as "Someone your age shouldn't be single" or "You seem too great to be single." There is no good answer to that question. Everyone is single at some point in their life, no matter how great they are.
But I Don't Want to Waste My Time!
Of course you don't. You don't want someone who cheated on their ex with the neighbor, isn't looking for a serious relationship like you are, or has some other deal-breaker. But first dates should never be interviews, where you ask test questions and see if your date fails. By doing this, you not only rule out the wrong people, you rule out the right ones too. Why? Because even those who pass your test will hate being put on the spot by a total stranger, or will dislike their happy hour taking a turn down Serious Lane.
Remember: A first date, meet-and-greet, or impromptu meeting is an opportunity to get a feel for someone: Is she interesting? Is he polite? Am I interested enough to go on a second date? That's it. Save the personal questions for people you've built rapport and trust with.


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Mother Nature has not been cooperating this spring (geez mom!).
It looks like there may be some opportunity for one more flurry of cotton planting when we dry from this last bout of rain, after which most folks will probably make the switch to soybeans.
Below are some thoughts to consider when managing late planted cotton. Manage for earliness! This includes a whole slew of things including variety selection, proper fertility and irrigation, and good insect management.
Don't make a late crop even later unless you enjoy racing the frost and battling late-season insects.
• Larry Steckel already made the suggestion in a previous article to switch towards early maturing varieties such as AM 1550, DP 0912, FM 1944, PHY 367, PHY 375 and ST 4145. Although there are a couple of decent non-Bt varieties out there, they are not a great fit for later plantings. The vast majority of your acres should be planted in Bollgard II or WideStrike varieties.
• Avoid the over-use of nitrogen. Previous research has shown that 80 pounds of nitrogen is very adequate for the vast majority of fields in Tennessee, and you should consider lower rates in good bottoms that tend to be wetter, have better soil, and a propensity to be later maturing anyhow.
• Except in special circumstances, irrigation prior to bloom should be avoided. Research by Brian Leib indicates that more harm than good often comes from this. It delays maturity without the yield reward in many cases. With high water levels in our soil profile, the need for early irrigation would seem pretty minimal at this time.
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• Late planted cotton tends to fruit higher and grow more vegetatively. I don't think this means we necessarily need to be more aggressive with the total amount of growth regulators we use, especially if we do all the other things. However, consider making a split application and starting a little earlier than usual. I typically do this anyway on "strong dirt". Think about 4-8 oz/acre of mepiquat chloride or 1-2 oz/acre rates of Stance (cyclanilide) at match-head square followed by full rates near first bloom. Full rates would equate to 16-20 oz of mepiquat or 2-3 oz/acre of Stance. My personal opinion would be to start with Pix (mepiquat chloride) and use either Stance of Pix at the later timing.
• Be alert for insects to avoid any delays caused by excessive, early-season fruit shed. This does NOT mean reducing thresholds or targeting 100 percent square retention. It does mean thorough scouting, using appropriate treatment thresholds, and making necessary applications with recommended insecticides at the proper rate and in a timely manner. A pile of research indicates that maintaining early season square retention at or above 80 percent in plenty good to maintain yield potential and earliness.
• We can often make a good crop with late May and early June planted cotton if we follow good management guidelines. Historically, you should expect problems with late-season plant bugs when we have a wet spring, less cotton acres and a relatively late crop. I hope, but do not expect a reprieve.
Keep in mind that late planted corn and soybeans also are at greater risk to several insect pests and some diseases. The good news — Bt cotton, boll weevil eradication and some good insecticide tools give us opportunities to make a later crop than in years gone by.
Below are some links to UT cotton management recommendations that you should find helpful.
Cotton Production in Tennessee
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Michigan City, a city in LaPorte County, Indiana is one of two principal cities included in the Michigan City-La Porte, Indiana Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is included in the Chicago-Naperville-Michigan City Combined Statistical Area. It is also part of a region known to locals as Michiana. It is approximately 50 miles east of Chicago and 40 miles west of South Bend. It had a population of 31,479 at the 2010 census.
Michigan City is noted for both its proximity to the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore and for bordering Lake Michigan. Due to this, Michigan City receives a fair amount of tourism during the summer months, especially by residents of Chicago and of nearby cities in Northern Indiana. The lighthouse is a notable symbol for the city.
Michigan City, IN Scholarships
|Wright, Shagley and Lowery Scholarship
|August 23, 2018
|Earl F. Hopkins Scholarship
|August 23, 2018
|Dr. William W. Drummy Memorial Scholarship
|August 23, 2018
Schools in and around Michigan City, IN
Brown Mackie College-Michigan City
Four or more years; Private for profit; $10,568 average out-state tuition; $10,568 average in-state tuition
Valparaiso University
Four or more years; Private not for profit; $30,000 average out-state tuition; $30,000 average in-state tuition
Don Roberts Beauty School
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
College of Court Reporting Inc
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Private for profit; $12,600 average out-state tuition; $12,600 average in-state tuition
Ivy Tech Community College-Northwest
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Public; $6,906 average out-state tuition; $3,234 average in-state tuition
Indiana University-Northwest
Four or more years; Public; $16,417 average out-state tuition; $5,896 average in-state tuition
Kaplan College-Merrillville
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Private for profit
Popular Majors in Michigan City
- Surgical Technologist
- Medical/Clinical Assistant
- Business/Commerce
- Information Technology
- Early Childhood Education
- Electrical Equipment Installation and Repair
- Health Care Administration and Management
- Veterinary/Animal Health Technician and Veterinary Assistant
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In yet another example of the push toward greater automation, Delta Air Lines is the latest U.S. carrier to test automated, do-it-yourself turnstiles at departure gates.
The technology, likely to spread in the years to come, allows passengers to scan their own boarding passes and enter the plane without the help of an airline employee, reports the Star Tribune.
Delta recently tested the machines in Atlanta and Las Vegas, but the carrier hasn't said if there's to be further testing, nor did it provide customer feedback details.
DYI boarding isn't new. Continental Airlines, before its merger with United, began testing similar equipment Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, and SAS and Lufthansa are just two of the some 20 big carriers that have been using self-service boarding gates for years, according to the Tribune.
The push toward self-ticketing and boarding is obviously: the bottom line. Not only could do-it-yourself boarding lighten the need for airline staff at the gate, proponents say it can free up staff to monitor carry-on luggage and be available for those who need real assistance.
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BHCC 2012 Fall Acceptance - page 2
Hello Fellow Applicants!! For now it's just a waiting game...... It's absolutely killing me! Good luck to everyone!! Let me know when you hear anything and I'll do the same. I did go into my... Read More
Apr 14, '12thanks! i definitely will let you know. yeah try not to worry about it too much i doubt its going to be a factor.
Apr 14, '12Hi... I've been looking at some of the comments here the last few weeks and decided to post today. I heard from relaible source that letters will be mailed sometime next week(keeping fingers cross). I wish all of you the best and hope to see in the Fall nursing program.
Apr 14, '12Like you, CAS, I have been a lurker on this site for some time now. I decided to create an account today, and join in the discussion. May I ask, where you were told next week that letters are mailed? I asked at the admissions counter yesterday, when I was going to meet with a professor there, and they told me as of yesterday 4/13, the admissions committee (whomever that is?), has still not met and letters would generally go out the end of the month.
It seems as if each and everyone of us gets a conflicting report from BHCC. I have, like many of you applied at other colleges. One that I heard back from, was not accepted, another I heard back from and was accepted but I am holding off on sending in a deposit, and 2 others I am still waiting on, which are RCC and BHCC.
Regarding TEAS scores, I think each of the sections are weighted evenly. That is what admissions advisory told me anyway. I have taken the TEAS a total of two times. This is my third time applying to BHCC. The first time I was not admitted, second time I was wait listed and not taken off the list, and hopefully third time is my good luck charm! Have any of you heard of students who have applied multiple times, and if and when they were actually accepted? I wonder how, 2nd and 3rd time appliers are looked at in the process? Is their application flagged as a repeat applicant? A lot of these questions I have asked on numerous occasions, and never really gotten a clear answer.
if it is meant to be, it will be. LETS HOPE!!
Apr 14, '12What were your Teas scores the previous times you applied at Bhcc? I think that will give us some perspective looking ahead, if you don't mind that is.
I spoke to someone who sounded like she knew what she was talking about. And this falls in timeline with what an advisor told me two weeks ago. Medical imaging acceptance letters are already out.
Apr 14, '12I was also told next week. I'm hoping this is the correct information. I can't take the wait much longer. Best of luck to everyone!
Apr 14, '12M. An advisor told me that if you did'nt get in, the letters would be out this week! But only the people that were denied
Apr 14, '12My TEAS Scores were Math 87, Reading 73, and Science 64 (The first time I took it), and this time Math 84, Reading 74, Science 64. Pretty similar scores...except I went down a few points in math.
M- Both times I applied in the past, I received my denial letter, and my waitlist letter the EXACT same day my fellow classmates who were accepted.
Apr 14, '12has anyone tried registering for fall nursing health assessment or nursing 1? I read on a old old post somewhere that students did that last semester, to see if there account was "updated" to nursing, which would then allow them to register. Sneaky Sneaky, but hey, at this point you do what you have to do to find out. The stress and waiting game is a little unreasonable!
Best of luck all.
Apr 14, '12In my bhcc account I see nursing program evening under program evaluation. Not sure it means anything
Apr 14, '12I have, general concentration, and then nursing program day option listed 3 different times. Maybe that is saying that we applied? because, technically, this is my third time applying to the nursing program. However, this time I applied to day, evenings and weekend.
M- Did you apply to the evening program?
Apr 14, '12C- Thanks for the information. I am a little worried now because my Teas grades are pretty similar.I have A's with the exception of Drug Cal. I got a B. My GPA is 3.6 thereabout.
I too have the evening nursing option which has always been there.Last edit by C.A.S on Apr 14, '12
Apr 14, '12Im scared too I have a 3.9 gpa and the teas score I already told you guys :x omg all we can do is pray
Apr 14, '12Did you all apply to the evening program? Mine has always said day, yet i specifically applied to all three.
CAS- i know exactly who you are talking about for drug calc!!!!!!! I wonder if she will teach any of the NUR classes beyond drug calc?


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March 28, 2012
For those who believe in miracles
Finding the time to make this T-shirt is a miracle in itself, but when I said miracle I had in mind this beautiful life we live. This supergirl is painted on cotton and then sewed on a T-shirt. She likes to fly and when she's not flying she feels like flying, the wind plays through her hair and a set of tulle wings will take her higher.
Everything is done with hypoallergenic textile paint, organic cotton and of course, love.
Miracles do exist!
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adorable! I love that you can see the workspace in the background :)
- March 28, 2012
- Cristina Kittn said...
I love this corner-for-taking-photos too, hugs
- March 28, 2012
- Bo3mia said...
What I pretty picture - it gathers everything nice and lovely!
The tee is great + perfect for us dreamers!
- March 28, 2012
- Zebru said...
my favourite so far! "and supergirls just fly". lovely :)
- March 29, 2012
Glad you like it, dreamers & supergirls! Hugs
- March 29, 2012
- Sky Turtle said...
love it :)
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Shortly after voting for Richard Nixon in 1960, I was won over to the political left by a combination of John F. Kennedy, a Tulane University economics professor who was a German Social Democrat, and an 85-year-old New Orleans attorney, who was a socialist and looked like Colonel Sanders. In 1964 I was elected President of the John F. Kennedy Young Democratic Club of Durham, NC, and a year later Treasurer of the State Young Democratic Club.
In 1969 I co-founded the Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar Society, an organization of progressive young Southerners committed to the premise that it was high time the South got off the race kick, came back into the Union, and began solving its own problems. Members included all of the new breed of progressive Southern governors, Jimmy Carter, Reubin Askew, Dale Bumpers, John West, Linwood Holton, Terry Sanford, and Winthrop Rockefeller, as well as prominent black politicians Julian Bond, Maynard Jackson, John Lewis, and Andrew Young.
As a direct result of the Soviets having illegally translated one of my books on computer based planning models into Russian in 1975, I had a steady stream of Soviet and Eastern European visitors to my office at Duke University over the next fifteen years. In the 80s I became a sort of self-appointed, nonpaid cheerleader for Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev resulting in frequent visits to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Needless to say, I got a lot of attention from the CIA and the FBI during this period. All of this provided me with the opportunity to observe the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe and the implosion of the USSR at very close range. It was breathtaking. The implications for the American Left were profound.
I remained a left-wing liberal until the 1990s, when Slick Willie Clinton, a conservative Republican disguised as a liberal Democrat, pushed me over the brink. Clinton, a pathological liar, gave the Republicans their every wish in terms of deregulation and globalization. Every time he needed a blip in the polls, Clinton bombed some country—Iraq (many times), Pakistan (He was aiming at Afghanistan, but missed.), Sudan, and Serbia. It was Clinton who invented Osama bin Laden to deflect public opinion away from his affair with Monica Lewinsky. I found Clinton's relationship to Russia and its lamebrained leader Boris Yeltsin to be utterly disgusting. And the American Left sat silently on the sidelines.
By the time I published Downsizing the USA in 1997, I had completely disengaged from the Left, but I had not moved to the Right. I viewed liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans with equal contempt.
When I became a card-carrying liberal in 1962, those on the Left presented themselves as (1) guardians of the working class, (2) purveyors of peace, (3) custodians of human rights, and (4) defenders of big government. Ten years later they added protection of the environment to their portfolio.
I believe there is substantial evidence to suggest that the American Left has lost its moral authority and that it is clueless as to how to go about regaining it.
First, consider the case of the working class. Although there are millions of poor people in America, for all practical purposes, the so-called working class does not exist anymore. It has been co-opted by the middle class which in turn has been co-opted by the wealthy class. They are all the same, even though some make a lot more money than others.
A half century ago there was a sense of solidarity among working class people. They belonged to labor unions, were active in the Democratic Party, and shared a feeling that "we're all in this together." But not anymore. Labor unions are completely impotent, and solidarity has been replaced by an attitude of, "I've got mine, Jack." Today it's all about "me," not "us."
Whether one is rich or poor, we all suffer from affluenza—the obsessive compulsive consumption of more and more stuff. The more we have, the more we want. Enough never seems to be quite enough. We are all into having—owning, possessing, and controlling money, power, people, and things.
Second, just as the working class has faded from the national radar screen, so too has the peace movement. By lowering the pro-war rhetoric and re-assigning tens of thousands of American troops located in Iraq to Afghanistan, President Barack Obama has very effectively deflated the sails of the American peace movement. Because of the absence of a military draft, opposition to the war in Iraq has never been as intense as opposition to the Vietnam war.
But there is a much more fundamental problem. The vast majority of American leftists are not pacifists. They neither reject violence nor war. Most subscribe to the so-called "just war" theory and believe that World War II was a just war. If one believes World War II was a just war, it's pretty easy to convince oneself that any war is just. For example, liberals uttered hardly a whimper in 1999, when Bill Clinton bypassed the U.S. Constitution, the United Nations, and international law and led a 78-day NATO attack on Yugoslavia.
Where have all the peaceniks gone? To Obamaland.
Third, there was a time when the term "human rights" meant serious business. Concern over civil rights resulted in the passage of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965—landmark events in America's political history. Not so, anymore. Today, the concern for human rights is used much more insidiously. The government cleverly uses alleged human rights abuses to justify a foreign policy based on military doctrines such as full spectrum dominance, nuclear primacy, and the right of pre-emptive strike. And no one on the Left seems to care.
Human rights also provide the rationale underlying what is deemed to be "politically correct" by the Left. To be considered politically correct a person must be pro-abortion, pro-gay-lesbian, pro-affirmative action, pro-Israel, pro-gun control, anti-clerical, pro-big government, and pro-American Empire. Anyone in the public limelight who does not conform to this litany or who associates with those who do not, is at risk of being attacked by a left wing truth squad such as the Southern Poverty Law Center and accused of the likes of homophobia, racism, anti-semitism, religious fundamentalism, or even hate crimes. Secession is considered to be one of the least politically correct forms of human behavior. Anyone crazy enough to advocate secession from the Union must by definition be a redneck racist.
Fourth, with the meltdown of the U.S. economy, environmental concerns such as air and water quality, global warming, and peak oil have been trumped politically by Wall Street bailouts, economic stimulus packages, and multi-trillion dollar budget deficits in addition to the battle over health care reform. Environmental issues are currently barely on the radar screen.
Fifth, with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the bankruptcy of dozens of American megacompanies in recent years, serious doubt has been cast on the validity of the aphorism "bigger makes better." Yet liberals persist in the belief that it's possible to design and implement a national health care system for 325 million people. Such a belief is based on pure fantasy. They still don't get it.
In summary, all of the major issues of the Left's political portfolio are under a cloud of doubt—the working class, the peace movement, human rights, environmental concerns, and the justification for big government. I can think of no better metaphor for portraying the Left than "Little Bo-peep, has lost her sheep, and doesn't know where to find them."
The brain dead Left has not had an original idea since the 1960s. It is morally corrupt, intellectually bankrupt, and politically moribund.
When conservative talk show hosts Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck, and Sean Hannity accuse Barack Obama of being a socialist, they flatter him. He doesn't even know what socialism is. Obama and his friends on the Left are all technofascists committed to affluenza, technomania, e-mania, megalomania, robotism, globalization, and above all, American imperialism.
The only thing worse than the political Left in America is the political Right. But that is a story for another day.
Thomas H. Naylor
September 7, 2009


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Activate Your Neighbourhood, part of the Healthy Kids Community Challenge, is your chance to be part of introducing active play back into your neighbourhood. If you have an idea to get children 0-12 and their families out, active, eating well and having fun in your Greater Sudbury neighbourhood, our Healthy Kids staff at the City want to help you make it happen.
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The 2011 Dublin Senior Football Championship Final will see a replay of last year's epic semi-final meeting between local rivals St Oliver Plunkett/Eoghan Ruadh and St. Brigids.
The two sides met at the semi-final stage of the competition 12 months ago with St. Brigids emerging victorious by 1-9 to 0-5 before losing to Kilmacud Crokes in the county final.
The memorable victory will provide a confidence boost for St. Brigids going into Sunday's Parnell Park clash.
However, Plunketts manager Mick Galvin is adamant that last year's result will have no bearing on this Sunday's Evening Herald Dublin SFC final.
"We don't focus on history or anything like that. We don't spent time thinking that we have never won it or any of that kind of stuff", said Galvin, an All Ireland SFC winner with Dublin in 1995.
Looking ahead to Sunday's final, Galvin firmly believes that the two best teams in the county have made the final and emphasised the importance of the championship, particularly considering Dublin's success in this year's All Ireland series.
"The prize is a huge one, especially in the year that Dublin won the All-Ireland. We are just thankful that we are there. We'll prepare as well as we can this week and see how we go. As I say, it's another game for us and that's the way we are looking at it."
Meanwhile St. Brigids boss Mark Byrne is hoping that his side can go one further on last year's effort and capture the Evening Herald Dublin Senior SFC title.
However Byrne admits that if his side are to overcome their neighbours Oliver Plunketts, who boast the attacking prowess of the Brogan brothers, his charges will have to improve on their slow start to the semi-final victory over Ballymun Kickhams last weekend.
Ballymun exploded from the starting blocks last Saturday in the semi-final and led 0-5 to 0-0 inside eight minutes and carried a six point lead into the second half before the Russell Park men forced the game into extra-time with a late, late Ken Darcy free.
"If somebody had told me at half-time that we'd be in the final, I would have said they were messing," admitted Mark Byrne. "Ballymun came out and blew us off the park in the first half. I don't know what was wrong with us. We looked tired. I was surprised at that because we had taken it handy all week."
Byrne is aware that luck was on his team's side and he will relish the opportunity to demonstrate the quality of his side in tomorrow's final and prove that their shaky semi-final start is well and truly behind them.
"I felt in the end the scoreline was unfair on Ballymun. It could have gone either way. One free, one mistake could have decided it. It was hard luck on them, but, from our point of view, we are just glad that we have made the final."
The match will kick off at 3.30pm in Parnell Park on Sunday and will follow the curtain raiser Dublin IFC final between Skerries and Cuala, set to commence at 1.45pm.
St Brigids have scored 2 goals or more in exactly half of their matches
in the Roscommon SFC this year. They are priced at 13/8 to score over 1.5 goals in this weekend's match against Tourlestrane.
Following Dr Crokes victory in last weekend's Kerry SFC Final, UCC will be shorn of the talents of Johnny Buckley and Daithi Casey for this weekend's match against Monaleen. The Limerick champions have a potent full forward line of Ger Collins, Mike Crowley and Muiris Gavin and are priced at 15/8 to score the first goal in the match.
The last time Ballinacourty played in the Munster Club SFC in 2007 they beat Kilcummin of Kerry in the semi final before only losing by 3 to Nemo Rangers in the final. Inspired by the Hurney brothers they'll certainly put it up to a Dr Croke's team that may well still be feeling the effects of last weekend's Kerry final. Ladbrokes are priced Ballinacourty 11/10 plus 4 points.
Any team with the Brogan brothers and Jason Sherlock is always going to be a goal threat. St Oliver Plunketts ER are potent going forward but questions remain about their defence. There have been 10 goals in their 5 Dublin SFC matches so far this year. We are priced at 4/5 that there will be Over 1.5 goals in this weekend's final versus St Brigids.
The loss of Jackie Tyyrell will mean that Oulart-The-Ballagh will certainly fancy their chances against a James Stephens team that must be tired after their exertions of the last fortnight. Last year Oulart lost by 3 points to O'Loughlin Gaels and the year before they lost in extra time to Ballyhale Shamrocks. If you fancy a repeat scenario Ladbrokes are priced 8/11 that the match will be a close call ie. the match will either end in a draw or that either team will win by less than 4 points.


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I felt a little overwhelmed by technical stuff in the beginning, but much of that was skippable (when there's all the questions you can choose to ask or not) and overall I think it does a really good job of giving the information without being dry-- and dialogue later on that is enriched by this early context.
The mini-games were also pretty fun-- I enjoyed the cave puzzles in the beginning, though I had a bit of a hard time with the largest size. (Just really hard to see with so many tiny squares, and it got annoying that I could only fill in one square at a time when there were soooo many squares. And sometimes I'd hit my mousepad wrong and it would "scroll back" and undo all my work, haha.) The lab work was a lot more straightforward and less engaging for me personally, but it was also a lot faster to get through so I didn't mind at all.
As a disabled/chronically ill person, it was really, really cool to see so much representation in this game! And each person's disability/illness was explored as just like... A normal part of who they are. It wasn't mentioned once and then ignored, it wasn't mentioned *all the time* until it was flanderized, it was a really amazing balance. Just really, really well done, I don't think I can get over it. I'll be sharing this game with all the peeps in my disability groups! (I'm not 100% sure if you can use a screen reader with the game, I'll have to look into that.)
Overall, the characters seem like real people-- they don't just have a one-off "shtick" and then their "unique points" are all used up, gotta make them more cookie cutter. They had individual things about themselves, and none of those things were especially overpowering or invalidated their other qualities.
I also really loved how the game dealt with the teacher's assistant/student dynamic. Normally romance stories super... fetishize? the age and responsibility difference, without dealing with any of the consequences. Or they use consequences for drama (so-and-so found out and now they're blackmailing you!) I really enjoyed the fact that the characters acknowledged what was going on, and then had a mature conversation about it. Just really refreshing to see that happen.
Also, Rosemarie slipping in an ace reference was super great! I wasn't sure Melissa understood that slang until she revealed she did at the end, but I got it and appreciated it. :D
Also, Rosemarie slipping in an ace reference was super great! I wasn't sure Melissa understood that slang until she revealed she did at the end, but I got it and appreciated it. :D
Anywho, not to be too long winded, I just wanted to comment to say this is probably one of my favorite games so far! <3


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20/03/2017 Barcelona
In a volatile world, companies wishing to succeed globally would do well to step up their understanding of shifting political landscapes, local market complexities, and cultural differences, and to support local employees in a variety of ways.
Members of IESE's U.S. Advisory Council discussed the many challenges of global management during a session held at the Barcelona campus, where the council was holding its annual meeting. The council is made up of business and public-sector leaders based in the U.S. who guide the school in developing its activities in that country.
IESE Professor Mike Rosenberg and the session's moderator noted that factors such as diplomatic tensions and conflicts, and national and local elections, have a direct impact on doing business in a globalized economy.
That requires understanding complicated political realities. For Claire Huang of Scottrade, it´s best to know what´s going on, but she recommends steering clear of local politics. "Stay neutral, but understand the context," she said.
The current political panorama is particularly complicated, said Jay Ireland, president and CEO of GE Africa. Companies are globally interconnected, with big export volumes, global supply chains and employees in multiple countries. Politically, however, many countries are adopting a more protectionist view – a mistake, he said, because the economy is global and that must be reflected in how people think about business.
It´s always best to expand into countries with respect for the rule of law, although companies may find themselves operating in places where corruption is entrenched in the system. Huang insisted that companies must stick to their principles and follow the law regardless of how normalized corruption may be. Managers must find ways of working around it and set up clear company rules, even if it means losing business.
Expanding beyond your home base is not easy. Businesses can see low or negative returns for years. They face headwinds in areas such as immigration, trade, capital and information movement, and regulations. The first step is to understand the dynamics of the local market, which involves listening to local experts, Huang said. Ireland emphasized the need to connect with diverse groups, not just local elites, because the environment can change quickly and radically.
Once managers understand the local market, Huang said, they must adjust their strategy, prices and benefits accordingly - including wages and CSR. Huang and Ireland agreed that companies can't disrupt the wage equality of a country, but need to provide employees with opportunities.
Managers also must respond to the market's unique problems, Ireland explained, which "demand new solutions and require innovation and entrepreneurship." He noted the need for "trade not aid" to provide countries with sustainable solutions that can be locally and independently managed and maintained. "It's about teaching," he said. "It's about skills building." He emphasized the importance of investing locally in staff, offices and facilities in order to be a long-term player in a region.
Huang mentioned how companies need to unite employees across different countries by developing a purpose-driven brand. Managers should identify a purpose that employees can rally around, a purpose with an emotional or societal benefit. This, she explained, unites the company and improves the bottom line.
Innovation is happening constantly all over the world and companies should be open to learning from local experience. Taking these innovations and applying them to a company's global business or domestic market offers interesting opportunities. Managers "often learn from innovations in other countries," Huang said.
Going international isn't easy, but managers with a clear understanding of the political context who can unite their employees, listen to locals and adjust to the market stand the best chance of success. "Be creative," Ireland said. "Be flexible. Take risks."


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Turkey's president on Tuesday urged politicians in Germany not to exploit the issue of immigration for political gain and said they should instead help Turks better integrate.
Abdullah Gul was speaking at a joint news conference with German President Christian Wulff who is paying a five-day visit to Turkey while his country is increasingly debating the integration of millions of foreigners.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has long been skeptical of the idea of a nation of immigrants and at a recent party congress declared that the idea of a "multicultural society" in Germany had failed. She insisted that immigrants living here must learn the language and accept the nation's norms.
Merkel's Christian Democrats have a history of trying to rally supporters around pledges to be tougher on immigration, despite a lack of skilled workers in Germany who many argue can only be brought in from abroad due to an aging population.
"Instead of using the issue of integration politically, everyone must help reach a solution," the Turkish president told reporters.
Gul said Turks living in Germany should learn to speak German "for their own sakes, for the sake of their families, and so that they may be of use for their environment and society."
The Turkish president said however, both Germany and Turkey had failed to provide sufficient guidance to Turkish immigrants, many of whom went to Germany as "guest workers" in the 1960s to help rebuild postwar Germany.
"We should not blame them," he said. "Many went to German cities (from Turkish villages) without even having seen a (Turkish) city. Neither we nor you were able to provide the necessary leadership."
Wulff said that many immigrants had successfully integrated in Germany but said Germans' fears over "religious fundamentalism and terrorism" could not be ignored.
He said immigrants had to learn German from a "very early age."
Wulff later addressed Turkey's parliament where he praised the Turkish "guest workers'" efforts to rebuild Germany. At the same time, he urged cooperation to overcome the problems of integration.
"Nobody is expected to give up their cultural identity or deny their roots," said Wulff, who is the first German president to address Turkey's parliament. "It is about respecting and protecting the rules and laws of our life together in our society."
"That includes our constitutions and the values that it enshrines: above all else, human dignity, but also freedom of expression and equality between men and women and the religious and ideologically open, neutral state," he said.
Germany is home to an estimated 5 million Muslims, including some 3 million Turks.
Many immigrants speak little or no German, work in low paying jobs or live off of government handouts at the same time the country faces an aging population and a shortage of highly skilled workers.
Wulff, in his speech, also praised Turkey's recent efforts to improve relations with its neighbors, and urged Turkey to take more steps toward normalizing ties with Armenia.
Associated Press Writer Melissa Eddy in Berlin contributed to the report.


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Yes, former Iowa State and Washington State coach Jim Walden might have muddied the debate over whether Florida or Michigan is No. 2 by actually voting the Gators as No. 1 in the Harris Poll.
But Walden told the Des Moines Register he had nothing against Michigan. In fact, he said, he considers himself biased against Florida and the Southeastern Conference.


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Athletics' Anderson beats Indians 3-0
CLEVELAND -- After all Brett Anderson has been through, Oakland's left-hander wasn't going to let a bad call ruin his night.
Anderson gave up two hits, one on a questionable call, over seven innings and the Athletics beat the Cleveland Indians 3-0 on Monday night.
"His stuff was electric," manager Bob Melvin said after Oakland's ninth win in 11 games.
Josh Reddick homered for the Athletics, who moved into a tie with Baltimore for the AL wild-card lead, a half-game ahead of Tampa Bay.
Anderson (2-0), in his second start since having Tommy John surgery in July 2011, retired the first 13 batters until Michael Brantley was ruled safe with an infield hit in the fifth. TV replays showed umpire Jerry Meals missed the call.
"You have to be aware of the situation; I hadn't allowed a baserunner," Anderson said. "I can't get too upset, but it would have been interesting to see how it played out."
Ryan Cook struck out two in a perfect eighth and Grant Balfour completed the two-hitter for his 15th save and Oakland's 13th shutout. The Indians were blanked for the seventh time and are scoreless in 36 of their last 39 innings.
"It was not a good matchup for us," Indians manager Manny Acta said. "A guy like Anderson, a left-handed pitcher with a good breaking ball -- he overmatched our guys."
Cleveland lost starter Roberto Hernandez (0-3) after 2 1-3 innings with a sprained right ankle and fell to 5-24 since July 27.
Acta said the injury came when Hernandez backed up home plate earlier and is not considered serious. Acta doesn't know if Hernandez will miss his next start.
"He wanted to stay out there, but that's not the right thing to do if you can't push off the back leg," Acta said.
Anderson's bid for perfection ended with one out in the fifth. Brantley tapped a slow roller to the right of the mound that was fielded by first baseman Chris Carter. He flipped to second baseman Cliff Pennington, whose foot hit first base an instant before Brantley got there, but Meals ruled safe.
"There were four people at the base at once and a cloud of dust," Anderson said. "Just too many people at the same place at the wrong time."
Melvin briefly argued with Meals. Anderson then got Shelley Duncan to hit into a double play.
"I had a good view of it and thought he was out," Melvin said.
Until then, the only thing close to a hit for Cleveland was Jason Donald's line drive in the gap in right-center with one out in the fourth. Reddick made a diving, backhanded catch.
"He always makes plays," Melvin said. "He's one of the best right fielders in the game. Those plays don't surprise us anymore."
Brent Lillibridge opened the sixth with a double for Cleveland's first legitimate hit.
"You never like to give up hits, but that put it out to where you didn't have to worry about the other one," Anderson said.
Anderson and the Athletics are glad he's back for the stretch run, especially after right-hander Bartolo Colon was suspended 50 games for testing positive for testosterone.
"I didn't know what to expect," Anderson said after being sidelined more than a year. "I started fighting myself the last couple innings. It was humid and I got a little tired."
Hernandez was making his third start since being reinstated from a three-week suspension for using the assumed name of Fausto Carmona. It was his first start at Progressive Field since Sept. 25, but he fell to 0-5 in his last five home matchups with Oakland.
Hernandez made 28 pitches in the first inning as Yoenis Cespedes ran up the right-hander's pitch count. Cespedes fouled off eight consecutive pitches and eventually doubled on the 13th offering. That sent Stephen Drew, who had singled with one out, to third. Drew scored on a sacrifice fly by Seth Smith.
It took Oakland three pitches to make it 2-0 in the second. Reddick drove an 0-2 pitch over the wall in right for his 26th homer, breaking a 17-for-98 (.173) slide.
Carter's RBI single made it 3-0 in the third. The hit came one out after Chris Seddon replaced Hernandez.
NOTES: Oakland LHP Dallas Braden has had surgery to repair a torn left rotator cuff. Braden, who pitched a perfect game in 2010, originally had surgery on the shoulder May 17, 2011. ... A's INF Eric Sogard, out since Aug. 7 with a strained back, sprained his left ankle during a rehab assignment at Triple-A Sacramento and is shut down. ... The A's announced that LHP Jordan Norberto, on the DL with left shoulder tendinitis, had an injection in the shoulder last Thursday. ... Indians SS Asdrubal Cabrera, in a 3-for-31 (.097) slump, got a day off. "He's banged up," Acta said. "He looks a little tired." ... Melvin said INF Brandon Inge, out since Aug. 12, won't be activated just yet, though the veteran appears recovered from a sprained right shoulder.


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The White House may have been busy with the annual Easter Egg Roll on April 1, but it did manage to play an April Fools' Day joke on unsuspecting journalists and members of the public.
The official White House Twitter account told viewers to be on the lookout for a "special video message from the President."
Those who tuned in to watch the scene from the press briefing room heard the strains of the presidential entrance march, before a small head peeked over the top of a lectern.
"It looks like you were expecting somebody else," said Robby Novak, who plays "Kid President" in a series of popular White House YouTube videos. "April Fools' on all of you all."
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After 20 years, Damon A. Davis has decided to leave his post as one of the lead creative designers at GlobalHue. Davis is setting off to start his own shop, DDDesign Advertising. His new agency will focus on brand advertising and emerging technologies.
Damon's departure comes as GlobalHue begins an enormous strategic shift in its thinking and business practices. The agency is supposedly looking to reformat the idea of "minority" advertising from structure, capability to tactics and scope. Perhaps Damon didn't want to go in for the overhaul or maybe, he just figured the gettin' was good. But listen – it's not a moment too soon for multicultural agencies to redefine the game and the playing field. These type of shops have been overlooked and marginalized for too long.
Hey students? GlobalHue recently announced that they would give away $100,000 in scholarships to students who are focusing their education on entrepreneurship and attending historically black or Hispanic institutions. The Coleman Entrepreneurial Scholarship program will award 20 full-time students, either juniors or seniors, $5,000 each for the 2009-2010 academic school year.
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