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FROM THE TRANSLATION BY ABDULLAH YUSUF ALI READ BY AURANGZEB IQBALI praise Allah (swt) for giving me this opportunity of recording the whole Quran in English as translated by the eminent scholar Abdullah Yusuf Ali (may Allah (swt) be pleased with him) and the Last Sermon of Prophet Muhammed (peace be upon him).I have interpreted the translation of the Holy Quran to the best of my ability with all the passion and feeling I could muster.
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The "Sustainability Sprout" is located just inside Baker University Center's fourth-floor entrance. It will be on display through the end of April, which Ohio University has designated as Earth Month -- an extension of the April 22 international observance of Earth Day.
The 6-foot sculpture -- crafted to resemble a seed pod -- is built from recycled and recyclable materials. It will continue to "grow" as passersby write their own pledges to the environment on leaves of fabric and tie them to the sculpture.
The 15 students who created the sculpture -- with academic backgrounds ranging from art to environmental science and graphic design to education -- are members of Associate Professor of Art John Sabraw's Art 369B: Special Topics class. The class focuses on the positive impact sustainable living can have on the local and global communities.
"We threw around ideas and focused on education and community participation," class member Emily Bacha said of how students arrived at the "Sustainability Sprout" concept. "That's what this project helps us do. It involves the community and gets the word out as to what you can do to be more sustainable."
Freshman Sarah Clouse paused at the sculpture this morning long enough to pledge to unplug appliances after using them. "I think it is a really cool concept," she said. "It makes people think about everything the leaves are saying."
Fellow freshman Jamie Brown vowed to take shorter showers. "I think it will make a difference -- a small difference, but it will be a difference," she said as she added her pledge to others that included "I will recycle every day," "I will never buy bottled water again" and "I will eat more locally grown food."
Bacha said class members have formed a group, called Common Ground, to pursue future projects in keeping with the cause of sustainability. They hope to inspire changes on campus that will spread to the surrounding community and, eventually, the nation.
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Those ALA members amongst you probably know that it's ALA election season. We're all on the edge of our seats waiting for the results, because there's nothing more important for the future of the organization, nay, the future of the entire profession, than the results of the latest ALA election. So you should all vote, if not for me, then at least for the children.
Because I think the leadership within the ALA is of vital importance to us all, I would like to offer my services. I offer to run as a write-in candidate for the highly coveted office of ALA President, mainly because I want to take advantage of the chauffeur, ALA Secret Police protection, and lifelong pension that come with the position.
Why should you vote for me? Because a vote for the Annoyed Librarian means a vote for change! Voting for the other candidates means change as well, sort of by definition, but not as much change as a vote for me would, and change is the most important thing in politics, because the masses of librarians want nothing more than to be entertained with an endless series of glittering and insubstantial changes. That might just be the neophile twopointopians, but they can vote for me, too. Either way, it keeps us from being bored by our jobs.
A vote for me also means a vote for progress! We would move forward into the future! The future is exciting! I love the future! I better, because that's all we have.
Do I have any campaign promises? You bet I do! The ALA President has a lot of power, and thus has a great chance of keeping promises. After all, the President leads the organization for an entire year! Well, sort of. There are permanent people at ALA headquarters who do the real work. But the ALA President gets to talk to those people at any time and make demands! I promise that I, if elected, will make demands. Frequent demands.
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After the ALA is completely broke, I'll recommend its dissolution.
What will we all do for fun then? How will we justify getting together for drinks and dinners with our library confreres? I'm thinking some sort of "unconference." Those things look promising for the future, though now I'm thinking a library barcamp is more my speed.
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Aberdeenshire Council has announced that part of the A981, Fordyce Terrace, New Deer, will be closed from September 23, for two weeks.
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Running back Carlos Hyde was not on the practice field Tuesday, the result of a right-shoulder injury he sustained in the 49ers' fifth consecutive loss Sunday at Buffalo.
Hyde instead worked out on a stationary bike in the weight room next to the practice field, and he did so with his right arm in a sling. He got hurt during the third quarter of the 45-16 loss, came back for a few snaps and finished with 14 carries for 52 yards.
If Hyde doesn't play Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers — the 49ers have their bye the following weekend — then the likely starter would be either Shaun Draughn or Mike Davis.
Davis served as Hyde's primary backup last game and failed to convert on third-and-1, fourth-and-1 runs. Davis has 10 carries for 18 yards this season, a 1.8-yard average that is just up from last year's mark of 1.7 yards per carry as a rookie.
Draughn started six games last season after Hyde fractured his left foot. Draughn has 26 carries for 55 yards this season.
— Cornerback Will Redmond, this year's third-round draft pick, officially got designated as the 49ers' short-term injured reserve player and began his 21-day window to return to action. The earliest he could play is Nov. 6 against the New Orleans Saints. Redmond tore an anterior cruciate ligament last fall at Mississippi State but participated in training camp and exhibitions.
— Defensive backs Jimmie Ward and Jaquiski Tartt practiced after missing Sunday's loss with quadriceps injuries. Ward hasn't played since Week 3 at Seattle.
— Cornerback Rashard Robinson is in the league's concussion protocol and not cleared to practice. However, he did come out to observe practice and did so without sunglasses to aid him from any light sensitivity.
— Defensive linemen DeForest Buckner, Arik Armstead and Glenn Dorsey all were participating at the start of practice as they work through nagging injuries.
— Wide receiver DeAndre Smelter returned to the team, but on the practice squad in place of Dres Anderson, who was released. Smelter was a 2015 fourth-round draft pick who didn't play as a rookie while recovering from knee surgery; he was limited by a hamstring injury this offseason.
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Disappointing airplay for the first two singles from the new album by the Dixie Chicks exposes a deep -- and seemingly growing -- rift between the trio and the country radio market that helped turn the group into superstars.
"Taking the Long Way," due out May 23, is the band's first album since singer Natalie Maines sparked a major controversy in 2003 by declaring that she was ashamed to hail from the same state as fellow Texan President George W. Bush. Radio boycotts ensued, and many fans abandoned the band.
The first single, "Not Ready to Make Nice," peaked at No. 36 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, beginning its descent after just seven weeks. The second single, "Everybody Knows," is now at No. 50, down two places in its fourth week.
"Not Ready to Make Nice" performed only slightly better at adult contemporary radio, peaking at No. 32 on the AC chart and falling off after six weeks.
From the beginning of the album rollout, the Dixie Chicks were eager that their songs be worked to radio formats beyond country. The album was produced by rock veteran Rick Rubin, whose credits include the Red Hot Chili Peppers, System of a Down and Johnny Cash.
By picking the defiant "Not Ready" as the first single, they've reopened a wound that was particularly deep for country radio fans, and left many country programmers with the burning question: Why on earth would the band choose to do this?
After hearing the album, WKIS Miami program director Bob Barnett says he was "excited about the opportunity to introduce some great Chicks music to the listeners." But the group's decision to come with "Not Ready" as the lead single left him "stunned, especially in light of the fact that, when asked, programmers and consultants that listened to the project were virtually unanimous in saying we should put the politics behind us and concentrate on all this other great music we were hearing."
KUBL/KKAT Salt Lake City PD Ed Hill criticizes the song's "self-indulgent and selfish lyrics."
Barnett played the song for a week, but pulled it after listeners called to say it sounded like the Chicks were "gloating" or "rubbing our noses in it," he reports. "We didn't need to pick at the scab any longer."
He and other country programmers were upset that the group chose to launch its new album with a single that rehashed all the angst of three years ago.
The two singles have had a striking lack of impact at radio, considering the band's history. Between 1997 and 2003, it notched 14 top 10 country singles, including six No. 1 hits. In addition to eight Grammy Awards, the group has won 10 Country Music Assn. Awards and eight Academy of Country Music Awards. The trio has sold 23.4 million albums in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
The Dixie Chicks and reps from their label, Columbia Records, declined to participate in this story. But -- at least as far as Maines is concerned -- the drop-off at country radio was part of its plan.
Maines was quoted in late January on entertainmentweekly.com, before the single went to country radio, saying: "For me to be in country music to begin with was not who I was ... I would be cheating myself ... to go back to something that I don't wholeheartedly believe in. So I'm pretty much done. They've shown their true colors. I like lots of country music, but as far as the industry and everything that happened ... I couldn't want to be farther away from that."
Maines also said, "I don't want people to think that me not wanting to be part of country music is any sort of revenge. It is not. It is totally me being who I am, and not wanting to compromise myself and hate my life."
At KNCI Sacramento, Calif., the Chicks' music weathered the 2003 controversy only to be pulled as a result of Maines' new Entertainment Weekly comments, coupled with poor scores in local music tests.
"When an artist says that they don't want to be a part of that industry, it made our decision a no-brainer," program director Mark Evans says. "There are too many talented new artists dying to have a song played on country radio, so I'd rather give one of them a shot."
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>>Disappointing airplay for the first two singles from the new album by the Dixie Chicks exposes a deep -- and seemingly growing -- rift between the trio and the country radio market that helped turn the group into superstars.<<
Its also possible the new music isn't good.
Words have meanings and actions have consequences!
They should go to Iran and Syria and sing Islamo Country music in Blue Burkas.
They made their bed. They can enjoy sleeping in it.
It's called FM radio and it's been like that for a long, long time.
It is normal for artists to try new things. It is becoming for artists to be grateful and humble.
It is just bad business for artists to "deprive" us of their work, or to demean their potential customers.
Pardon my ignorance, but how on earth could they knock Buddy Holly?
Why in the world would she be doing that, to Buddy Holly of all people? I suppose she is trying to alienate herself from the entire free world. Fine with me. Buddy Holly has more fans than she could ever hope to have.
I think that people don't want you to be a part of country music, as a sort of revenge.
What we need is a "fairness doctrine" on music on the air. That way the Chicks song will get heard and become a hit. :)
It's the song "Lubbuck Or Leave It".
The Hollies are not too happy according to several reports I've read. Haven't heard the song myself-don't care to.
True, 50 years after their deaths, they won't have anywhere near the fans Buddy does today.
Buddy Holly Family Not Happy With Dixie Chicks' Song
A reference to Buddy Holly on an upcoming Dixie Chicks album isn't setting right with brothers of the 1950s music legend.
In "Lubbock or Leave It," Natalie Maines, a native of this West Texas city, sings: "I hear they hate me now/Just like they hated you./Maybe when I'm dead and gone/I'm gonna get a statue, too."
Holly, whose statue is in downtown Lubbock, was born here and died in a plane crash along with singers Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson in Iowa in 1959.
Holly's older brother, Larry O. Holley, said he doesn't know of anyone in Lubbock who hated his sibling.
"Older people in town thought rock 'n' roll was for kids," Holley said. "But no one hated Buddy."
The song is on the fourth Dixie Chicks album, a May 23 national release titled "Taking the Long Way." The songwriting credit lists all three Chicks Emily Robison, Martie Maguire and Maines and Mike Campbell.
Another brother, Travis Holley, said his brother was proud of Lubbock.
"He was loyal to his hometown, his church and his family," he said. "And I never knew of anyone who hated Buddy."
Maines, born and raised in Lubbock, seemed to be embraced by all until March 2003 when she told a concert audience in London the group was "ashamed" President Bush was from Texas. A free-speech debate ensued and radio stations across the country stopped playing the Chicks' music. Some still don't; only one in Lubbock does.
Kathy Best of Front Page Publicity, which handles Chicks' interview requests, said that Maines won't be available anytime soon for interviews.
On the Chicks Web site Maines writes that the song "is not just about Lubbock, but about any small, hypocritical town."
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The Green Party of Brazil is asking Greens around the globe to write letters urging Marina Silva, former environmental minister and potential presidential candidate, to join the Global Green family. A native Amazonian, union organizer and globally-recognized protector of the Amazon rainforest, Marina Silva's many honors include being named a "Champion of the Earth" by the United Nations Environment Program. According to the Brazilian Greens, they have met with Silva and she is "very interested" in their proposal.
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Orphaned at age 16, she moved to the state capital, Rio Branco, where she received a Catholic education and worked as a household maid. She graduated in History from Acre's Federal University at age 26 and became increasingly politically active. In 1984 she helped create Acre's first workers' union. She lead peaceful demonstrations called empates with Chico Mendes to warn against deforestation and the expulsion of forest communities from their traditional locations.
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In 1994 she was the first rubber tapper ever elected to Brazil's federal senate. As a native Amazonian and a senator, she built support for environmental protection of the reserves as well as for social justice and sustainable development in the Amazon region. Deforestation decreased by 59% from 2004 to 2007, during which she implemented an integrated government policy.
An article at Brazzil.com entitled "Brazilians take on global warming and steal the show" reports that Brazil is now the world leader in concern over global warming. According to the 2009 Pew Global Attitudes survey, 90% of Brazilians gave an affirmative response to the question "Is global warming a serious problem?" Argentina was second with 69% agreeing that global warming is a serious problem. Only 44% of US residents agreed with the statement. The article states that once-low Brazilian concern for the environment has skyrocketed in the past decade, due to a combination of natural disasters and leadership in the civic arena.


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ANCHORAGE (AP) -- BP will provide $1 million to creat the BP Science Center at Alaska Pacific University, said APU President Douglas North.
BP's donation serves as a lead gift in the renovation of Grant Hall, which was built in 1959 and currently houses the university's science labs. The labs will receive significant upgrades in computer technology and lab equipment.
''The technology will allow our students to participate more fully in the exciting advances of science,'' said Roman Dial, an associate professor of biology at APU and chair of the Environmental Science Department.
More than 30 percent of APU's traditional undergraduate population studies in math and the sciences.
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Applications are now available for OCTAE's estimated nine new awards for its Improved Reentry Education (IRE) program authorized by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act. The average size of each award is $300,000. The IRE program supports demonstration projects in prisoner reentry education that show its effectiveness. According to the award notice, "IRE seeks to demonstrate the critical need for high-quality, appropriately designed, integrated, and well-implemented educational and related services in institutional and community settings," to support incarcerated individuals' education goals and reentry success.
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Ashurst Morris Crisp has done its first big deal for private investor Simon Ware-Lane, advising on his complex acquisition of shares in Claims Direct.
Ware-Lane instructed the firm after coming across it during the initial public offering of Fitness First, in which he is an investor. On this deal Ashursts advised the issuer.
For his most recent deal, Ware-Lane went to corporate partner Robert Ogilvy Watson for advice, although Ogilvy Watson says it is Ware-Lane who should take the credit for the complex structuring of the deal.
Ware-Lane has set up a company named SWL Holdings to acquire 49 million shares in Claims Direct from Barker Securities, the majority shareholder.
Ware-Lane is buying out founder Tony Sullman and former chief executive Colin Poole, who had already launched a 10p-per-share bid to take the company private.
For a nominal sum, Ware-Lane has obtained the option to buy the shares from the pair for 16p each, to take his stake up to 29.8 per cent, just below the crucial 30 per cent threshold that would trigger a full buyout under the Takeover Code.
He will only pay the 16p when Claims Direct's shares reach or exceed that level, and if he does not buy the stake within 18 months Poole and Sullman will be entitled to take the shares back for a nominal amount.
The deal was concluded just as the 10p-per-share offer by Barker Securities, advised by Eversheds Birmingham partners Peter McHugh and David Stevenson, was about to close.
As a result, the Takeover Panel required Barker Securities to extend its offer until the expiry of five business days after the date of an announcement of the transaction with SWL. It also allowed shareholders who had accepted the Barker Securities offer to revoke their acceptances.
Ogilvy Watson said: "[Ware-Lane] was looking at a number of structures to pull Claims Direct around because he believes there's a good business there, albeit that it may need to be restructured slightly. Claims Direct is a well-recognised name, and he's got an investment in another business called Claimline, which has a slightly different strategy."
Claimline will be merged into Claims Direct.
"The message was that anything that was structured would have to involve Sullman and Poole ceasing to be directors, but he didn't want to make a full bid for the company," said Ogilvy Watson. "The challenge was to find a way of getting a foothold and at the same time getting them to resign from the board. We talked through a number of structures – I advised him on what he could and couldn't do under the Takeover Code."
Ashursts worked on the deal for three weeks, with Ogilvy Watson working alongside corporate lawyer Eavan Saunders and tax legal manager John Cruise.
Deal of the week – claims direct Ashursts scoops Ware-Lane Claims Direct job
Ashurst Morris Crisp has done its first big deal for private investor Simon Ware-Lane, advising on his complex acquisition of shares in Claims Direct.


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The Darkest Craving (Mass Market Paperbound)
Harlequin, 9780373777754, 466pp.
Publication Date: July 30, 2013
New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter is back with a breathtaking Lords of the Underworld tale about a warrior trapped by darkness and the woman determined to save him
Having endured weeks of torture in the bowels of hell, Kane wants nothing to do with his beautiful rescuer, Josephina Aisling. The half-Fae female threatens to awaken the demon of Disaster inside hima beast he's determined to kill, no matter the price.
Josephina is hunted by a brutal enemyher royal familyand Kane is her only source of protection. He's also the only male to ever set her aflame, and even he succumbs to the heat. But as they navigate the treacherous world of the Fae, they are forced to make a choice: live apartor die together.
About the Author
Praise For The Darkest Craving…
"One of the premier authors of paranormal romance."-#1 New York Times bestselling author Kresley Cole
"Passion, humor, pulse-pounding action and just plain fun...Showalter's books are always a refreshing escape!"-New York Times bestselling author Lara Adrian
"One of Showalter's biggest strengths is her ability to create wounded characters who are riveting and intense, but who also hold out the hope of redemption."-RT Book Reviews on Beauty Awakened
"Showalter does her magic with an intricately developed world, complex and intensive character arcs and dark, compelling paranormal themes. She releases that literary punch to the gut with excruciatingly detailed scenes that haunt the senses long after reading the pages."-USA Today on Wicked Nights


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The luxurious boutique hotel May 29, 2009
This boutique hotel really offer you with simple elegance and relaxing sensation atmosphere.
The motto 'Kuta's Little Secret' really catch my interest to know about this villa.The distance from the Ngurah Rai International is about 15 minutes driving.
It is situated in the heart of Kuta and has secure privacy.The access to the villa is down a long driveway with a security guard to check any transport before entering the compound.
It is very exclusive villa within one hectars tropical landscape which offer you relaxing sensation atmosphere. Having private garden and pool make a world away from hustle and bustle of Kuta and Legian. Quite and tranquil.
This boutique has 12 stylish villas and can be divided into 3 categories:-
One bedroom Superior pool villa - USD 300
One bedroom Deluxe pool villa - USD 400
Two bedrooms Deluxe pool villa - USD 500
Three bedrooms Deluxe pool villa - USD 600
A personal butler is assigned to each villa to anticipate your needs and ensure you feel comfortably at ease throughout your stay.
Wow!! what a place.
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kuta's little secret-excellent place Oct 23, 2008
Villa De Daun is an exclusive villa retreat encompassed within a
one-hectare tropical landscape in the heart of Bali's celebrated Kuta beach resort. This boutique property consists of 12 stylish villas that have been inspired by the Balinese concept of unity between man and his environment.
Villa de daun is committed to offering every guest an enriching experience by delivering gracious hospitality and personalized Butler service.
We felt relay there, and regreated we couldn't stay here for much more days. Every villa has a private swimming pool. so good.
For this villa, everything is too good to be true...
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Villa De Daun in Bali is in an idyllic location near the beach, well liked by both business and leisure travellers. The cozy villas are clean, spacious and pleasant, providing plenty of private space to travellers akin to the luxury of their own home. All rooms come equipped with flat screen satellite TV, home entertainment system, mini bar, fully equipped kitchen, safety deposit box and a private swimming pool set within a tropical garden compound. Guests can dine at Tanaya's Cafe, where diners sit around an open grill and watch the chefs preparing their meals or have a romantic candlelight dinner at In Villa BBQ. The restaurants serve international cuisine with a wide range of freshly baked cakes and pastries. Some of the spa packages on offer by the hotel includes de daun massages, bath menu and scrub and oil selection. Other services provided include airport transfer, baby sitting, car rental, doctor on call, laundry, car parking, travel desk and personal chef on request.
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Highfields Rollers Cycling Club is an incorporated entity and an affiliated Club of Cycling Queensland.
Highfields Rollers Cycling Club Inc evolved from a group of local road cycling enthusiasts who came together to actively promote the sport to all levels of rider (including newcomers) in the Highfields district.
All riders are welcome to join us on our rides, however financial membership of our Club is encouraged to ensure that you have appropriate insurance cover provided through membership of Cycling Australia and Cycling QLD.
Our Club philosophy - age and inexperience should not be considered as barriers to entering cycling and those who ride with us vary from the very experienced to the novice. Our Club strives to provide a friendly, challenging, safe and enjoyable environment for road cyclists, with an emphasis on the recreational and social aspects of road cycling; and to encourage and develop those who want to race.
What we do - We ride, we enjoy each others company, we meet for coffee and yes, we wear Lycra. As Club members we ride whenever we can either individually in small groups with other members however we do have set ride times on Saturdays and at other special ride events and competitions.
Saturday Club Rides - depart from and return to The Cafe on the New England Highway at Highfields most Saturday mornings. Rides depart in four groups based upon distance and average speed groupings with the faster rides starting earlier.
Current ride times are;
Group 4 - check Facebook, Group 3 - 05:30, Group 2 - 06:15, Group 4 - 07:00
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2010 Big Ten Football Power Rankings:Thanksgiving EditionNovember 21, 2010
The Big Ten football season is winding down and, as we head into the last week of the season, we have three teams tied atop the Big Ten conference.
The conference will likely see its three leaders finish the season tied at 11-1. While no Big Ten team controls its own destiny for getting into the BCS Championship game, there still remains a possibility to see a Big Ten representative playing in the big game.
The Big Ten also may see two of its teams playing in BCS bowls for the second consecutive year. The Big Ten clearly has reason to be thankful.
If the Big Ten was invited over to the house of Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delaney for Thanksgiving, one could imagine that Minnesota, Indiana and Purdue would be relegated to the kids table.
The food at the kids table with the folding table and chairs would likely be chicken, mashed potatoes (but no gravy as kids are finicky), green beans, a small slice of sweet potato pie and a glass of milk.
11. Minnesota – Last week, Minnesota had a bye and an opportunity to enjoy their road upset win over Illinois. This week, the Gophers take on a down Iowa Hawkeye team that has lost its last two games. Minnesota may be well positioned to pull off their second consecutive upset of the season to finish the season strong with two wins. While it may be controversial, I would be willing to consider jumping Minnesota in the final regular season rankings ahead of Indiana and Purdue if the Gophers vanquish the Hawkeyes.
10. Indiana – The Hoosiers their chance to become bowl eligible disappear last week with their 41-24 loss to Penn State. Indiana travels this week to play for the "Old Oaken Bucket" against rival Purdue. Ben Chappell needs to have a great performance against Purdue if he hopes to generate any interest from NFL scouts as he has had only one good performance this year against a team with a winning record.
9. Purdue – The Boilermakers should have upset the Michigan State Spartans, but Purdue couldn't hold on to a 28-13 fourth quarter lead. As a result of the loss to the Spartans, Purdue will fall short of becoming bowl eligible regardless of what happens against the Hoosiers. Too bad for Purdue fans because, with all of the injuries their squad had this year, Purdue sneaking into a bowl game with a 6-6 record would have been a good story.
In the kitchen with their choice of turkey or roast beef, mashed potatoes with gravy or stuffing, and green beans would be Penn State, Northwestern, Illinois, Michigan and Iowa. The dessert in the kitchen would be sweet potato or apple pie. Milk is available, but so is your favorite pop or soda as you get to watch some football action on the small 23 inch screen.
8.Northwestern – The Wildcats gave up 330 yards to Mikel Leshoure of Illinois in losing to the Illini 48-27. What is going to happen when Northwestern faces the running game of Wisconsin this week when the Badgers demonstrated the power of their running game by calling only one passing play in the second half on their way to six rushing touchdowns against Michigan?
7.Penn State – Since their bye week, and going to quarterback Matt McGloin, the Nittany Lions are 4-1 with their only loss at the horseshoe in Columbus. While McGloin is not the only reason for the resurgence of Penn State, the Nittany Lions have become a better team over the course of the season. A win over No. 12 Michigan State for Coach Paterno would be a great conclusion to one of the best coaching stories in the history of college football if this is his final game in Happy Valley.
6. Michigan –There is no doubt that the 2010 Wolverines are a better team as the Wolverines will be going to a bowl game this post-season, but there has to be concern in the Coach Rodriquez camp about how the Michigan faithful react if the Wolverines lose their third straight game against Ohio State? If Michigan is to have any hope of upsetting the Buckeyes, the Wolverine defense will have to play its best game of the year.
5. Illinois – The Illini rebounded very nicely after their collapse the previous week against Minnesota in Champaign. The best kept secret: the effectiveness of the Illini in being able to run the ball, was revealed last week as Mikel Leshoure rushed for 330 yards and the team accounted for 519 yards on its way to averaging 7.4 yards a carry. This week Illinois has a bye before traveling to play Fresno State on December 4.
4. Iowa – Most teams with one game remaining would be pleased with a 7-4 record. Iowa came into the season believing that they weren't like most teams and that they would be playing in a BCS bowl game, or possibly in the BCS Championship game. Iowa needs to be careful against Minnesota, who is coming off a bye week, to avoid coming into the Twin Cities flat and getting upset by the lowly Gophers.
In the man cave would be Michigan State, Ohio State and Wisconsin. Ah, the good life. Turkey, Roast beef and ham are all available and kept warm. Mashed potatoes with gravy, stuffing and dumplings are waiting. Of course, there are sweet potato and apple pies available, but there is also German chocolate cake. Beverages? Well we are at the Commissioner's house, so you know he will likely have whatever you would like to drink.
How do you like that large flat screen television?
3. Michigan State – The Spartans kept their Rose Bowl hopes alive with a dramatic fourth quarter comeback against Purdue capped off by a blocked punt. Michigan State will face a stiff challenge this week as they travel to Penn State; the last two years the Nittany Lions have manhandled the Spartans winning by 28 points last year and 31 points two years ago.
2. Ohio State – While the Buckeyes win over Iowa was not by a significant margin, the manner in which Terrelle Pryor led his team down the field at the very end of the game was very impressive. When DeVier Posey dropped a sure touchdown pass, Pryor could have folded the tent but instead he marched the Buckeyes 50 yards in six plays and scored a touchdown. The Buckeyes have not been as dominating in their wins as the Badgers, but, on a neutral field, it would be interesting to see which team would prevail.
1.Wisconsin – Forget about the ridiculous numbers Wisconsin put on Indiana, and chalk it up as an aberration. The Badgers have simply played the best football in the Big Ten in the last six weeks as they have played the most consistent defense, had the most consistent special teams play and have been beyond proficient with their offense. The Badgers face Northwestern without Dan Persa in a game in which Coach Bielema will likely go to the card early and often to see what play he should call to keep the Badgers BCS Championship hopes alive.
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DiCaprio continues to grow as actor
Published 1:36 pm, Thursday, May 9, 2013
In collaboration with Rotten Tomatoes and its parent company, Flixster, the Chronicle presents the critical consensus of Leonardo DiCaprio's best-reviewed films. His latest film, "The Great Gatsby," is now playing in the Houston area. (The figure listed is the percentage of critics who have rated the film positively, based on reviews listed at rottentomatoes.com.)
96% Catch Me If You Can (2002)
Steven Spielberg turns in another hit, with help from a strong performance by DiCaprio, in this stylish, breezily entertaining and surprisingly sweet story of real-life wunderkind con artist Frank Abagnale.
93% The Departed (2006)
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89% What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993)
It's sentimental and somewhat predictable, but those are small complaints given the tender atmosphere and moving performances from Johnny Depp and DiCaprio at the heart of "What's Eating Gilbert Grape."
88% Titanic (1997)
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87% The Aviator (2004)
With a rich sense of period detail, "The Aviator" succeeds thanks to typically assured direction from Scorsese and a strong performance from DiCaprio, who charts Howard Hughes' descent from eccentric billionaire to reclusive madman.
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Smart, innovative, and thrilling, "Inception" is that rare summer blockbuster that succeeds viscerally as well as intellectually - and it's anchored by DiCaprio's compelling lead performance.
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"Marvin's Room" rises above the pack of dysfunctional family dramas thanks to an impeccable cast that includes Meryl Streep, Diane Keaton and DiCaprio in a key early performance as a troubled teenager.
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Though flawed, the sprawling, messy "Gangs of New York" is redeemed by impressive production design and Daniel Day-Lewis' electrifying performance, as well as a gritty turn from DiCaprio.
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A harrowing, moving drama about a young boy, his single mother and his abusive stepfather, "This Boy's Life" benefits from its terrific cast and features a breakout performance from a young DiCaprio.
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Baz Luhrmann's visual aesthetic is as divisive as it is fresh and inventive in this thoroughly unconventional take on one of the Bard's greatest works, which features a smouldering performance from DiCaprio.


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The major problem faced by most of the fitness lovers is nothing but calories. Calories are important for life. Without it we cannot survive. It provides energy to the cells due to which it performs similarly due to the presence of calories, our heart and lungs work. This prominent energy is acquired by the food and drinks we consume daily. Although, calories plays an important role, we need to ensure that there is no over and low intake of calories as both of them can cause various health complications. If we consume just the number of calories each day according to our daily needs then it can keep you healthy as well as happier.
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There are various machines present in the gym used for various health benefits but elliptical machine is one of the most easiest and friendlier machine in the gym. The only thing which you need to do for working out is step into the pedals and start running or walking. Using a best elliptical machine is safer, comfortable and also quiet. There are various benefits and features inbuilt within a best elliptical machine that can be owned at affordable rates.
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Since mid 2007, Sami has had a dog named Lolli, which she labels her 'Fur Child.'
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Sami enjoys catching up with her friends, exercising and sleeping.
Sami was the co-host for the red carpet arrival of Australian celebrities at the TV Week Logie Awards in 2003 and 2004.
Sami was the news reporter on Nova 96.9's Merrick and Rosso morning breakfast show from its commencement in 2001, until her departure at the end of 2007.
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Moon Dough Super Value10 Pack For £5.00 @ Tesco Direct
Save an awesome £15.00 on the Moon Dough Super Value10 Pack from Tesco Direct. The pack of Moon Dough comes in ten different colours; perfect to get the kids started or booster their existing supply and it has been reduced from £20.00 to only £5.00, lovely.
Modelling and making things out of coloured doughs is a favourite past time for thousands of kids but this isn't just any dough, it's Moon Dough. Moon Dough is the magical modelling clay that never stains or dries out and is always light and pliable. It's great for kids that get it everywhere and leave it lying around without packing it away in a sealed container.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Aastrom Biosciences (ASTM) soared Monday after the company announced its acquisition of Sanofi's Cell Therapy and Regenerative Medicine, or CTRM, business for $6.5 million.
Aastrom will pay $4 million in cash and $2.5 million in a promissory note for the business. The company expects the acquisition to close in approximately three weeks.
The acquisition gives Aastrom global commercial rights to three marketed autologous cell therapy products called Carticel, Epicel and MACI. Revenues of those three products totaled $44 million in 2013. Aastrom will also acquire manufacturing and production centers in the U.S. and Denmark.
The stock was up 32.1% to $46.5 at 11:15 a.m., by which point it had eclipsed its average volume of 380,200 with more than 1.6 million shares traded for the day. Aastrom hit a high of $4.95 for the day as of that time.
"The acquisition of Sanofi's CTRM business is a transformative transaction that positions Aastrom as a fully-integrated global regenerative medicine company," said Aastrom President and CEO Nick Colangelo in a statement. "The CTRM business brings us global manufacturing, marketing and sales capabilities that are structured to support the current portfolio of marketed products as well as our future product development plans. This transaction also provides us with a platform to generate operating income to support the development of our high-potential pipeline products and continued growth through additional strategic transactions."
"Sanofi's CTRM business, a pioneering organization with more than 20 years of experience in cell therapy and regenerative medicine, developed and marketed some of the first regenerative medicine products in the world," he continued. "We look forward to working with the talented CTRM team to build Aastrom into the leading cell therapy company in the regenerative medicine field."


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bill-swift - November 14, 2012
On the cusp of wonderful news of the Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber breakup comes some rather tragically horrible news (ever silver lining just has to have a fucking cloud, doesn't it?) that The Devil's Midget may now be seeing and frequenting and invading the personal private corridors of our very newly favorite Victoria's Secret model Barbara Palvin.
Now, before anybody defenestrates themselves into the new life, let's be aware that the dumped Hollywood dude being thrust into the arms of a supermodel is Public Relations 101 in Tinsel Town. Just look how many supermodel 'romances' Leonardo DiCaprio goes through in a year. We're hoping this is the case with our super-lust-inducing Barbara Palvin, featured in this month's Harper's Bazaar India, because the thought of those little self-satisfied weasel paws on this gorgeous Hungarian female might just drive us to insanity.


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The man accused of killing two women and injuring a man in a hit-and-run crash three years ago was found guilty of dangerous driving causing death and impaired driving causing death in New Westminster Supreme Court on Friday.
The judge said Cory Sater had consumed six double rye-and-Cokes and two jaeger bombs at the Lougheed Village Bar & Grill before driving his Jeep into 30-year-old Charlene Reaveley and 26-year-old Lorraine Cruz, killing both instantly.
The women had been standing at the side of the road while Reaveley's husband Dan was assisting Cruz's boyfriend Paulo Calimahin, whose vehicle had hit a median along Lougheed Highway and Pitt River Road in Coquitlam..
Sater fled the scene and later turned himself in.
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Las Vegas - BoxingScene spoke to Team Sergio Martinez after his Las Vegas press conference, which took place over the weekend at the MGM Grand. Martinez, who is now widely regarded as the number three pound-for-pound fighter in the world has previously said that he would like to face Manny Pacquiao or Floyd Mayweather, who are regarded as the two best fighters in the world.
Martinez is well aware that landing either of those fights will be difficult. BoxingScene asked the WBC middleweight champion for his thoughts on a potential clash with WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto. "I would love to fight Miguel Cotto. He is a great champion and I think it would be a great fight for the fans."
Martinez's trainer Gabriel Sarmiento added, "Sergio has a lot of Puerto Rican fans. A fight with Cotto would be huge."
In an era where Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. are the sport's only big pay-per-view stars. a Martinez-Cotto bout would be a big pay-per-view seller. A fight between the two Hispanic stars would have a chance to surpass Cotto-Margarito which sold 450,000 ppv units in 2008 if its marketed properly.
Cotto would have a chance to be the first Puerto Rican to win world titles in four different weight divisions.
"It's a great opportunity for Cotto and he doesn't back away from challenges," Martinez told BoxingScene.
Martinez's promoter Lou DiBella added, "Cotto is a true warrior who doesn't shy away from anyone. Plus the fight could be at 155 so even if Cotto lost he would keep his belt. That way he could still have big fights versus Chavez Jr. or Margarito. Those fights might even be bigger if Cotto lost because fans may view the fights with Chavez and Margarito as more even. If Cotto won, he would be an even bigger star."
Cotto-Margarito is the biggest selling pay-per-view fight that didn't involve Pacquiao, Mayweather or De la Hoya in the last few years. Martinez-Cotto could be even bigger.
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I got an email yesterday, as I'm sure many of you did too, letting me know that away game tickets for the coming football season are on sale now. So if you're wanting to go to any of these games...
-September 15th at Kansas*
-September 29th at SMU
-October 13th at Baylor
-October 27th at Oklahoma State
-November 24th at Texas**
...you probably won't want to dilly-dally too much, as TCU's 4,000 allotted tickets to that game will likely sell out fairly quickly. And for a few of those games, you may be SOL for going to the game at all if you don't get a ticket through TCU or are willing to shell out big bucks to scalpers.
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Well, folks, it was everything I hoped it would be, and more. I was really expecting a bit less from Alice, since he wasn't the headliner, and since I'd heard he had kind of toned down the theatrics, but he delivered well beyond what I was expecting.
They were solid. I went into it with a bit of a wistful feeling, wishing De Garmo was still around. But Mike Stone does a really good job of filling his shoes, much better than Kelly Gray did. Stone is quite a capable guitarist, and he handled most of the leads, with Wilton taking the lead only a few times. The majority of their set was comprised of songs from Mindcrime I and Empire, with a few selections from other albums. The biggest disappointment for me was that they didn't play long enough, and they didn't play "NM 156," which they've been playing at other shows on the tour. But they did play some stuff they haven't been playing at other shows. They also did a great cover of Pink Floyd's "Welcome to the Machine," which will be on their upcoming cover album, due out in November.
Alice Cooper
Contrary to what I was half expecting, his theatrical show wasn't toned down at all! He brought out the whole shebang (except that he's now doing a gallows routine, instead of the guillotine). The band was pretty sharp, but not really standouts, except for drummer, Eric Singer. Of course, musical virtuosity has never been Alice's selling point, so having average musicians in his stable has never taken anything away from his show. The drum solo, however, was the best of the night, eclipsing Vinny Appice. It was actually a drum trio, as both of the guitarists were set up on small standing drum kits attached to either side of Eric's main kit. And the 3-way solo was mightily impressive! But I digress. Alice was every bit the showman I expected him to be (honestly, who is there in the industry that even comes close, in terms of showmanship?) He brought out his daughter, who is his main dancer, for a protracted theatrical scene that spanned "Welcome to my Nightmare," "Only Women Bleed," "Stephen," "The Ballad of Dwight Fry," and "Dead Babies." The only disappointment, again, was that he didn't play long enough, though his set was nearly an hour and a half. And oddly, they didn't play "Billion Dollar Babies." Alice really stole the show, to be honest, and even if Queensryche and Heaven & Hell hadn't been there, it would have been worth the $80 pricetag on my tickets just to see him alone!
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Welcome to the first online edition of We Are...Marshall, the newsletter for Marshall University. We welcome your comments about our new format. Please send them to Pat Dickson, editor, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Science Faculty Members Receive Grants for Research Preparation
Nearly 1,400 students will graduate from Marshall
University on Saturday, May 8, when the university
celebrates its 173rd commencement at the Big Sandy
Superstore Arena. The ceremony begins at 9 a.m.
Among the 1,389 students receiving degrees are 818 undergraduates and 468 graduate students, 62 from the School of Medicine and 41 who will receive associate degrees.
The commencement ceremony is for tentative May 2010 graduates only. Past spring commencements included summer and December graduates from the previous year, but Marshall University conducted a winter commencement for those graduates in December 2009.
Registrar Roberta Ferguson said about 700 students have indicated they plan to participate in the commencement ceremony.
Ferguson said 355 students will graduate with honors. Seventy will graduate summa cum laude (3.85 to 4.0 GPA), 120 magna cum laude (3.6 to 3.84 GPA), and 158 cum laude (3.3 to 3.59 GPA). Two students receiving associate degrees will graduate with high honors, and five associate degree recipients will graduate with honors.
Marshall will continue a practice that began in 2006
of recognizing individually each graduate who
attends commencement. Each graduate will walk to the
area in front of the stage, where his or her name
will be announced and he or she will receive
congratulations and a representative scroll from the
Marshall Alumni Association.
Marshall also will recognize its graduating honor students during commencement. Based on tentative grade point averages calculated through seven semesters, 15 students will complete their baccalaureate degrees with perfect 4.0 GPAs.
A list of upcoming commencement-related events
may be found at
Callebs, a 1983 Marshall University graduate and general assignment
correspondent for CNN based in New Orleans, will deliver his alma
mater's commencement address this spring.
Callebs was a reporter and anchor for local television station WSAZ-3 in the 1980s. He began working for CNN in 1989 as an environmental reporter, and joined CNN Newsource in September 1998, covering stories around the world. He has reported from places such as Afghanistan, Jordan, Kuwait, Cuba, Japan, China, Mexico and Central America.
"I can't tell you what an honor it is coming back to Marshall University to speak to the 2010 graduating class," Callebs said. "Marshall, and Huntington, is where it all began for me, and gave me the foundation that allowed me to work at CNN and travel the world for more than 20 years."
Callebs has covered many history-making stories while at CNN, often receiving awards for his efforts, including an Emmy and the prestigious Headliner Press Award. In addition to reporting on numerous headline-making stories, he also served for two years as an anchor and correspondent for CNN Financial News.
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honored that Sean Callebs has agreed to deliver our spring
commencement address," President Stephen J. Kopp said. "During more
than two decades with CNN, he certainly has distinguished himself,
earning the trust of viewers worldwide. Every time he is on the air,
he makes the Marshall University community immensely proud. I look
forward to hearing this true 'Son of Marshall' inspire our new
In 2004, Callebs received the Marshall University Distinguished Alumni Award, which is given to Marshall alumni for outstanding national achievements in their particular fields of endeavor. He said it is "rather ironic" that he will be speaking at Marshall's commencement 27 years after graduating.
"I did not have a chance to attend my own commencement because I was working as a young reporter at WSAZ," Callebs said. "So, for a few hours I will pretend I am a gangly kid again with my whole life in front of me and act as if this is my graduating class."
He said he remembers fondly his days as a student at Marshall University. "It's hard for 22- or 23-year-olds to realize how much they learned at Marshall, and how the lessons there will help them each and every day for the rest of their lives," Callebs said.
Awards of distinction and teaching awards were presented during
the spring faculty meeting April 27. Retiring faculty also were
recognized during the meeting, which took place at the Joan C.
Edwards Performing Arts Center.
Distinguished Artists and Scholars Award
To be eligible for the Distinguished Artists and Scholars Awards, faculty members must either be tenured or hold tenure-track appointments. The purpose of the award is to recognize distinction in the fields of artistic and scholarly activity on the part of the Marshall faculty. The senior recipients of the Distinguished Artists and Scholars Awards receive $2,000 apiece while the junior recipient receives $1,000. The Distinguished Artists and Scholars Award was given to:
John & Frances Rucker Graduate Advisor of the Year
Two people received the John & Frances Rucker Graduate Advisor of the Year Award. They are:
Retiring Faculty
Marshall recognized 16 retiring faculty who have a combined 396 years of service. They are:
Charles E. Hedrick Outstanding Faculty Award
Dr. Maria Carmen Riddel, a professor of Spanish, is MU's Charles E. Hedrick Outstanding Faculty Award winner for 2009-10. She will receive $5,000 through a grant from Charles B. and Mary Jo Locke Hedrick.
The award is named in honor of Charles Hedrick's
father, Charles E. Hedrick, a former history
professor and later Chairman of the Graduate
Council, and one of the founders of Marshall's
graduate program. This award recognizes a full-time
faculty member who has a minimum of seven years
teaching experience at Marshall and has a record of
outstanding classroom teaching, scholarship,
research and creative activities.
Riddel said her classes are interactive and lively, and to keep
the students engaged, she plans three to five different activities
per class session. These include grammatical explanations, readings,
drills, question-and-answer sessions, translations, dictation,
listening comprehension quizzes, PowerPoint presentations, and
Sport Marketing Paper Wins Award
Science Faculty Members Receive
Jennifer Mak, professor and director of sport management at Marshall
University, co-authored a paper that was selected the 2010 Best
Paper in Sport Marketing Track at the annual Association of
Marketing Theory and Practice's conference in Hilton Head, S.C.
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the Marshall University science faculty have received three of eight
grants recently awarded statewide by the Division of Science and
Research, West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC).
The awards, worth $5,000 each, are intended to assist tenured or tenure-track, or research faculty members at institutions of higher education in the state with the preparation of research or research equipment proposals for submission to external funding agencies or foundations.
Marshall faculty members awarded the grants include Dr. Derrick R.J. Kolling, assistant professor of chemistry; Dr. Suzanne G. Strait, professor of biological sciences; and Dr. Wendy C. Trzyna, associate professor of biological sciences.
Faculty members are expected to prepare research proposals as part of their routine activities. These summer stipends are designed to provide uninterrupted work, allowing development of stronger, more-competitive proposals in a timelier manner.
According to the HEPC, this year saw the largest number of applications in the grant program's history, with 22 submissions from faculty from institutions across the state. The grants are funded competitively through the state's Research Challenge Fund.
"Herding Cats," an exhibition of work by Marshall University College of Fine Arts students Mark Earnhart and Jason Kiley, opened Friday, April 30, in Gallery 842 and will run through May 27. The exhibit is free and open to the public.
Earnhart's and Kiley's show consists primarily of sculpture,
including installations and freestanding forms. Most are new works,
but some are collaborative pieces. According to the artists, the
work engages the viewer beyond the visual and uses space to create
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that I am currently producing is rooted within my observational
self," Earnhart said. "I have found that by looking at the physical
details of my own space and place I am able to create work that
narrates subjectivity.
Earnhart earned a B.F.A. in sculpture from Ohio University. He came to Marshall in 2007 as an academic lab manager. Kiley came to West Virginia when his wife accepted a position as a federal park ranger with the Army Corps of Engineers.
Gallery 842 is both a community and university held space to promote local talent and initiative. The gallery is a free cultural experience for any artist or art enthusiast and is located at 842 4th Ave. in downtown Huntington.
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Jerri Clagg understands how hard it is to juggle a family,
job, and on top of those, classes and study, so the soft-spoken
academic advisor has total empathy for the nontraditional
students who come to the Regents Bachelor of Arts program
offices. They're eager to begin or complete an academic journey
that will lead to a degree. And she's there to listen and
skillfully guide them through the process with understanding and
She's been with that office for nearly 31 years, an enthusiastic ambassador of goodwill for the program as well as a veritable font of information who is always willing to go the extra mile. There's little she doesn't know about the RBA, and she warmly welcomes newcomers and shares her years of experience that will help them earn those coveted letters after their names.
The RBA she explains, is a degree without a major. Students can complete their degrees in shorter time frames with the option to receive credit for life and work experience and the flexibility to take online and evening classes. Also, the RBA accepts military credit as well as credit by examination through CLEP and DANTES. Although there are no majors, a student can choose an area of emphasis, and a new component of RBA now lets them select a minor. Key to the program are the versatility and flexibility afforded to participants.
"Our students are different; they have various reasons for getting a degree," says Clagg. "Some have been out of school for years, others may have spent several years on campus, skipping around majors without completing degree requirements. Some find they need a degree to get a promotion and some want it for self-satisfaction. Whatever their reason, we're here to help them graduate."
|Students sometimes take unorthodox routes getting through the
program, both literally and figuratively, and they come from all
kinds of backgrounds. Clagg fondly remembers one memorable
student whose first impression definitely proved to be
deceiving. Glancing out her office window one day she spotted "a
huge burly guy" climbing off a motorcycle. With wild hair flying
and a big bushy beard, he appeared at first glance to be faintly
menacing. Moments later he was in the RBA office explaining that
he had never taken a college course nor stepped foot on a
college campus but he wanted to get a degree and someone had
pointed him to the RBA. He had come to the right place for sure.
"He was great ... so much fun; he was such a hard worker. He was
really serious about his classes and we were all delighted when
he graduated and wanted to go through commencement. He was so
proud, he rode his motorcycle to the ceremony wearing his cap
and gown."
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Ok well, I was coming to this thread to share some GOOD news. News about an actress on this show which I thought was probably the correct place for posting it. I'll try and restrain myself next time.
While I haven't looked for one, personally, I'm guessing there's a thread out there to debate the politics of what shows were nominated and what shows were overlooked. I was just trying to share good news about this show, nothing more and nothing less.
It looks like the next season will be in early January as previously announced.
It was recently announced that both Martha (Phillips new wife and Gaad's secretary) ... and Nina will be cast regulars.
It was previously announced that Stan's wife will be a regular too.
It should be interesting because the "kids" are getting older.
I can hardly wait. I love this show.
I love this show too as does my SO.
We are anxiously waiting!
Okay so this show is back and it's STILL awesome! Season 2 was off to a brutal start with lots of dead bodies... Don't want to say much as not to spoil... but checking for what others think... Anyone??
I just watched the first episode of The Americans new season. Oh, my! It picked up right where it left off as far as being cutting edge and in your face with the reality of the story. Wow!
(I originally posted this in another thread because I didn't think there was one for The Americans)
This season premier was GOOD! :yay
For Elizabeth and Phillip, the danger is so very very real now. Loved Phillip's wig in the scene with the Afghans... whoops! Finally! I was always wondering how it stayed on so well all the time ;)
This show was really enjoyable in S1 and now with such a good S2 premier, it's ranking up there among my favorites - one I really look forward to :D
And who would have thought this subject and period of time would engage us so much? My husband and I love it. Story, actors, plot, and script are above par!


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Here's a start...adapted from ATAG2 (http://www.w3.org/WAI/AU/2008/WD-ATAG20-20081202/#glossary) user agent user interface (non-Web-Based) Any components of a user agent user interface that runs directly on a non-user agent platform such as Windows, MacOS, Java Virtual Machine, etc. Base browsers are always non-Web-Based. user agent user interface (Web-based) Any components of a user agent user interface (including documentation, etc.) that is itself implemented using Web content technologies and is rendered by a second user agent. For example, an RSS user agent might be implemented as a Web application . Cheers, Jan Jeanne Spellman wrote: > In reviewing the document, I discovered two links to non-existent > definitions. In Guideline 1.1 and 1.2, we refer to "web-based" and > "non-web-based". > http://www.w3.org/WAI/UA/2008/WD-UAAG20-20081118/Overview.html#principle-follow-specs > > If we want them to be linked, we need to write definitions for them by > the meeting Thursday. Can anyone write a proposal for these definitions > before Thursday? > > Or, we can simply delete the links. > > jeanne -- Jan Richards, M.Sc. User Interface Design Lead Adaptive Technology Resource Centre (ATRC) Faculty of Information (i-school) University of Toronto Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Web: http://jan.atrc.utoronto.ca Phone: 416-946-7060 Fax: 416-971-2896Received on Tuesday, 9 December 2008 16:14:21 UTC
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