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Job News Top National News stories to help you change careers, get relocation assistance, make a stunning resume, and how to interview well. Computer Careers News: Expanding Girls' Horizons
From: NewsTrove.com

"Analyzing the chemistry of ink to identify the author of a hand-written ransom note. Piloting a remote-controlled one-quarter scale Mars Exploration Rover. Extracting DNA from vegetables. Performing mock surgery on a simulated large animal. Meteorite workshop. An activity involving M&Ms to demonstrate the principles of the half-life of a radioactive element. Credit: Cheryl Brown, ArtsBusXpress These are just a few of the workshops that engaged 600 sixth- to tenth-grade girls from all over San Diego County at the Expanding Your Horizons conference held at UCSD on Saturday."

IT Weekly Roundup, April 15
From: NewsTrove.com

"IT Weekly Roundup, April 15 From the business wires this week: a recovery solution to roll back systems to pre-SP2, e-mail server software and more. by Dan Hong SEND PRINT COMMENT April 15, 2005 The end of the ability to postpone automatic update of Windows XP computers to SP2 in organizations may cause headaches for some admins having to deal with compatibility issues. To address this issue, Winternals Software has released Recovery Manager 2.0 ."

PMoA Announces Two New Exhibitions
From: NewsTrove.com

"The Archie Bray Foundation for Ceramic Artists in Helena, Montana was founded in 1951. This exhibition includes 85 pieces drawn from the Foundation's large collection of work created by the 300-plus artists who have resided there. The collection includes ceramics from past resident artists, as well as historical pieces and works from visiting artists, including pottery by world-renowned craftsmen Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada."

JobMarket Online : Resume Central
From: NewsTrove.com

"Graduation is a marker event, a rite of passage, a crossover ritual. For some, it marks the end of allowances and curfews, of the certainty of being provided for by able parents. For others, it marks the end of working shifts to afford tuition, of putting life on hold while waiting for delayed funds from the province, of worrying whether one will continue to have the wherewithal to enroll one semester more. For all graduates, graduation is a transition to adulthood where the world of work looms ever so large and forbidding, waiting to be conquered and subdued."

The Flyer - Langley AFB News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"In spite of the fact that Ivor McKay and Art Junot spent their respective military careers in different parts of the world, they shared a small, but important portion of their lives during the month of March on 1st Cavalry Division’s Cooper Field. McKay and Junot for their own reasons, based on their individual military experience, felt compelled to attend most of the 70 some-odd welcome-home ceremonies staged at Cooper Field. They were there to greet First Team troops as they came back from Iraq, and to reunite them with their families."

Read News 8's blog from Afghanistan
From: NewsTrove.com

"April 15 - 1:56 am Submitted By Pam Elliot It's Friday morning at Camp Phoenix near Kabul, Afghanistan. It was supposed to be a morning for runners to train for the mini-marathon. The mountains looked beautiful in the sun's spotlight. But the beauty is difficult to see right now. At 9 a.m. we were told Qudrat had died. Tears started to flow from soldiers and media alike. Being a reporter fell second to being a person who had once held the little Afghan boy. He had brought so much hope back with him to Afghanistan, and we had shared his smile with the world. Selfishly, I wanted to get on a plane and come home and hug my baby girl."

the academy's new electronic order? open source journals and publishing political science
From: NewsTrove.com

"Supporters of open source are not necessarily anti-capitalist, rather they advocate something that is differently capitalist; the role of money and ownership is acceptable and even desirable outside the core realm of the software code, but not within it. For open source advocates the software business should have more in common with language schools or dictionary publishers; profitable business does not require the ownership of its subject (be it language or software). Hence, profits for LINUX-related businesses stem from associated products and services (Lendon, 2001: 194)."

Visual Arts
From: NewsTrove.com

"3-D Chicago Chicago, IL $25,000 To support the sixth annual Pier Walk, The Chicago International Sculpture Exhibition. To be juried by critic and writer David Pagel, Pier Walk is the biggest exhibition of large-scale outdoor sculpture in the world, featuring work by approximately 40 sculptors. Art Resources Transfer, Inc. (aka A.R.T. Press) New York, NY $48,000 To support the Distribution to Underserved Communities Program. The project will offer books, museum catalogs, videos and other material about contemporary art, free-of-charge, to libraries across the nation with a special emphasis on rural and inner-city libraries."

Cold Lake Sun, Cold Lake, AB
From: NewsTrove.com

"Tuesday April 12, 2005 COLD LAKE -- Five area public schools became scientists for a day, creating Lego robots. On April 8 students from Grand Centre Middle, Cold Lake Elementary, Nelson Heights, R.A. Reynolds and Ardmore Schools participated in the robotics project at Kin Hall. "They have been playing around and building the robots and using a computer to program them to perform certain tasks," said Ron Young, a teacher from R.A. Reynolds School. The students didn't get to choose their teams. They were divided into groups of five, with one representative from each school in a group."

The Japan Times Online
From: NewsTrove.com

"Online, of course -- where Yomiuri Weekly invites us to witness a new and expanding phenomenon: the anonymous soliciting of advice from anonymous strangers. The site in question is OK Web Community ( www.okweb.jp). Membership is free and rising very fast -- from 1,000 or so at its inception five years ago to 350,000 today. Its discussion topics are divided into 10 "genres," most of them ("Business," "Careers," "Money") devoted to the exchange of practical information. Then there's "Life," the biggest genre of all, where people grapple with issues like, "After a year of marriage I simply don't understand my wife! What is she thinking?"

Animation Careers Outside of Entertainment: Mechanical Animation
From: NewsTrove.com

"Avoiding the System Bog3D Studio Max Lesson 1.2Javascript functionsJavascript Language ReferenceFree Animation Programs Animation Careers Outside of Entertainment: Mechanical Animation From Adrien-Luc Sanders, Your Guide to Animation. FREE GIFT with Newsletter! Act Now! Do you like designing cars in a digital environment? What about modeling the intricate parts of complex machinery, before stringing it all together to make it work realistically? Then you could be ready for a career in mechanical design and animation. The realm of mechanical design and animation is vast and encompasses almost anything you can think of."

Issue 01 - 08/22/02
From: NewsTrove.com

"Welcome to Ex'presso: News from the land of exciting careers. Ex'presso is a monthly newsletter with information about Ex'pression Center for New Media. We are a New Media Arts College with Total Immersion programs in Sound Arts (SA), Digital Graphic Design (DGD) and Digital Visual Media (DVM). Ex'presso covers the industries we serve, and the interesting news we hear. We'll also inform you of upcoming events at Ex'pression, tell you a bit about where the industries we serve are heading, and we'll keep it all relatively short and interesting!"

LivingSmall: Small World
From: NewsTrove.com

"When last week's article in the Boston Globe about food blogs came out and it listed Pim's full name, I got to wondering. So I googled her and it turns out that Pim, of Chez Pim, and I not only work for the same very large computer company, but we're in the same division, and even in the same building (which considering there are about 45 buildings on campus, is pretty interesting). Who knew? So I emailed her, and she IM'ed me this morning, and we made plans to go out next time I'm back in town. Small small world And it got me thinking about this odd little blog world."

Anoka-Ramsey Community College News
From: NewsTrove.com

"Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) Cambridge Campus will begin construction of its 34,000 square foot addition to the Campus Center in August 2005. Once complete, the college will demolish its two pole-constructed buildings on the west side of county road 70. The $10.4 million capital request is part of the bonding bill signed by Governor Tim Pawlenty on April 11."

Agreement on bonding bill is encouraging news for new building, improved learning environment at Anoka-Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus
From: NewsTrove.com

"It’s beginning to look a lot like the Cambridge Campus of Anoka-Ramsey Community College (ARCC) may receive its $10.4 million capital building request to add a 34,000 square foot addition to the Campus Center and demolish the pole-constructed buildings. This capital request is part of the bonding bill that was agreed to on March 30 by Governor Tim Pawlenty and legislative leaders in the Minnesota House and Senate. The bonding bill is expected to be approved by the House and Senate, and signed by the Governor within a week. If approved, construction is scheduled to begin as early as August 2005 and occupancy is scheduled for April 2007."

Mathematics/Chartered Accountancy
From: NewsTrove.com

"(Co-op only) The Faculty of Mathematics, in co-operation with the School of Accountancy and the Departments of Economics and Management Sciences, offers the Honours Mathematics/Chartered Accountancy program. This program provides a unique opportunity to combine mathematics with accounting and business-related disciplines. Admission is normally limited to first-year students who enroll in the Fall (September-December) term. In addition to providing an excellent background preparation for careers in industry, this program can lead to post-graduate studies in business-oriented disciplines."

You ain't seen nothing yet
From: NewsTrove.com

"VINTON Cerf is one of the founders of the internet. He's in Australia to make sure that we fully appreciate that 99 per cent of all internet applications have yet to be invented. Cerf warns our enterprises that many of their long-term business models will not work in the coming era. The recent experience of the music publishers will be repeated many times. In the 1970s, Cerf and Robert Kahn were co-designers of the so-called "Transmission Control Protocol" and the "Internet Protocol" which were key parts of the architecture of the internet."

Fuel Cells 2000 : Career & Education : Professional
From: NewsTrove.com

"Professional Opportunities in Fuel Cells This section provides links and information on continuing education, related associations and organizations for those looking either to enter the fuel cell industry or to expand on their training or knowledge of the technology. Internship Information Environmental Careers Organization Internship Finder For over 25 years, The Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) has been dedicated to solving environmental problems and to the education of the next generation of environmental professionals. The hundreds of paid internships through ECO's placement program are at the heart of that commitment."

Cook the books
From: NewsTrove.com

"Sometimes you miss what's right under your nose. For years, there was no great mystery to school dinners: everyone knew they were disgusting and bad for children, but no one could quite summon up the energy to do anything about them. And then along came Jamie Oliver and school dinners went to the top of the political agenda, the government found 280m and everyone lived healthily ever after. Something similar needs to happen now for school books. It's been no secret for as long as most teachers care to remember that schools don't have anything like enough of them, but apart from periodical bouts of hand-wringing, nothing ever changes."

National Web Guide Directory Launch Online Store and Public Internet Show Set - Press Release
From: NewsTrove.com

"Chicago, IL USA - Tuesday, July 2, 2002 - A quarterly web guide directory newspaper is being re-launched and targeted to online consumers, small businesses and web professionals with plans for national distribution. Internet Webpages Newspaper, Inc., a development stage hybrid publishing, exhibition and e-commerce firm, will premiere a newly redesigned and revised publication format as the cornerstone of an integrated print, online and event marketing strategy."

BUILDING A DIVERSE COMMUNITY
From: NewsTrove.com

"Urbana, Illinois, where 25 to 30 children take part in hands-on science activities each week. The success of the SEARCH involvement with this after-school organization has resulted in the organization's establishment of a "science room" as part of its new $1.1 million building. The new room will be part of the club's effort to expand the scope of its activities. The Boys & Girls Clubs of America is currently the fastest growing youth agency in the country."

INTRODUCTION: FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO GRAD SCHOOL AND BEYOND
From: NewsTrove.com

"FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO GRAD SCHOOL AND BEYOND AN INTRODUCTION TO THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OF THE NSF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTERS Strength through Diversity The STCs: More than the Sum of their Parts Bringing Science to Students and the Public through People Bringing a Cultural Balance to Science How can we as Americans prepare for the world with an understanding of the technologies that we use every day and the scientific discoveries upon which we rely?"

Salt Lake Tribune News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Looking for a job is often full-time work. Wading through Internet postings, contacting potential employers and compiling cover letters and rsums is exhausting, especially when those efforts don't pay off with a job. With unemployment at 5.4 percent, there are 8 million people out of work nationwide and 59,000 of them are in Utah - not to mention employed job seekers looking for the next step in their careers. Add to that online "rsum spamming," and hiring managers frequently receive more applications than they can read. Job seekers need to distinguish themselves from the rest of the pack to achieve success."

Daily Chronicle Online
From: NewsTrove.com

"DeKALB - Baby boomers - those Americans between the ages of 40 and 60 - are accustomed to playing the scapegoat as they move through life and take the blame for straining this system and that. And now, as their generation hurtles toward retirement and the older members approach "the golden years," their children and grandchildren are preparing to care for a vast population of elderly people. Yet a shortage of workers is expected - and the Northern Illinois University Gerontology Student Organization is hoping to shore up the troops through "Careers in Aging" week."

Gamers can now shoot for a university degree in software engineering and game design
From: NewsTrove.com

"Gamers can now shoot for a university degree in software engineering and game design HAMILTON, Canada Just don't play it, create it. Gamers can now take their interest in computer games to the ultimate level. The Faculty of Engineering at McMaster University is offering the first undergraduate university degree program in software engineering that focuses on game design. "Students interested in game design will develop the skills and knowledge to create the ultimate game experience," said Jacques Carette, assistant professor of Computing and Software Engineering at McMaster University."

Tech Center To Open In Sabal Park
From: NewsTrove.com

"SABAL PARK - Eastern Hillsborough County's first adult technical center may be run by the school district, its principal says, but it's really all about employers. ``Employers are a driving force in everything we do here,'' said Todd Bowden, who will lead the Aparicio-Levy Adult Technical Center, set to open in May off Falkenburg Road. ``We can offer a great program, but it's no good if there's not a job waiting at the other end.'' The $3 million, 25,000- square-foot school will be the district's fifth adult technical center, but the first located outside Tampa."

Website Aims to Decrease Prices for Used Textbooks - Daily Nexus Online
From: NewsTrove.com

"Each quarter, students have a variety of options for purchasing textbooks. Whether looking for used or new books, students can bargain hunt over the Internet or face long lines at the UCSB and Isla Vista bookstores. Despite the increasing use and popularity of the Internet to purchase textbooks, neither the UCSB nor Isla Vista bookstores have seen any drop in sales. With Fall Quarter now more than two weeks in session, the majority of students have already purchased their textbooks. However, the best option for the price-conscious student is still unclear. ScrewTheBookStores.com is a recent venture into the college textbook industry."

The GSU Signal -
From: NewsTrove.com

"Throughout many college careers, few students receive the life-changing opportunity of traveling to another country, free of charge, to experience other students their age. Thanks to Dr. Leonard Teel and the Center for International Media Education, sophomore Katie Hawkins can add a trip to the Middle East to her list of life experiences. A second-year journalism major, Mar. 15. “After a graduate student dropped out of the trip at the last minute, Dr. Teel asked me to go. “They needed help, so I went,” said Hawkins. “It was the opportunity of a lifetime, so I agreed."

Students to chat online with leading genome researchers for National DNA Day
From: NewsTrove.com

"Virtual celebration encourages exploration of genomic careers BETHESDA, Md., Tues., April 5, 2005 - On April 25, high school students across the country will celebrate National DNA Day by tuning in to webcasts featuring cutting-edge genomic research and taking part in a live online discussion with researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). National DNA Day, begun in April 2003, commemorates the successful completion of the Human Genome Project and the anniversary of the discovery of DNA's double helix in1953."

IASD International Conference - 2005 Presenters
From: NewsTrove.com

"Alex Adame is a first year doctoral student in clinical psychology at Miami University. Her research interests include alternative conceptualizations of recovery from the perspective of the psychiatric survivor movement, first-person accounts of subjective experiences of emotional distress, qualitative methods, postmodern critiques of psychology, narrative therapy. Kate Adams, BSc, is a lecturer in Religious Education and Educational Studies in the UK. She is currently completing her doctorate, which is a multi-faith study of children's experience and understanding of their divine dreams. Crescence L."

Chief Information Officer/Director of Computing, Media & Telecommunications
From: NewsTrove.com

"Chief Information Officer /Director of Computing, Media and Telecommunications Western State College of Colorado seeks applicants for the position of Director of Computing, Media and Telecommunications (CIO) to begin approximately July 2005. Western is a residential, four-year public undergraduate college with an enrollment of 2,400 students who come from across Colorado and all fifty states. The college is located in Gunnison, Colorado, a rural community 200 miles southwest of Denver. At an elevation of 7,700 feet in the southern Rocky Mountains, the Gunnison Valley provides significant year-round outdoor recreational opportunities."

Wasatchdigitaliq.com News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Outgoing Governor Olene Walker A Legacy of Inclusion By Kimball Thomson, 2/7/2005 10:51:20 AM MT Olene Walker is recognized throughout Utah as the state's first female governor. Perhaps less known are the breadth and depth of her experience and contribution-in part because she is not much of a self-promoter."

Students get glimpse of possible futures
From: NewsTrove.com

"To be a premier athlete and play in the NFL takes total focus and an unshakable belief in one's abilities. While in most of life's endeavors, it helps to have a Plan B, he advised, when trying for the NFL, "never have a plan B." "You need a supreme level of confidence to play in the NFL. You have to have absolute confidence in your ability. You have to be more than bigger, faster, stronger-you have to be dialed in," he said. Down the hall, FBI agent Rick Shelbourn told students, "What you do today, tomorrow and the rest of your life can prevent you from working for the FBI."

Ex-Dominatrix Wins Settlement
From: NewsTrove.com

"When Susan Peacher hung up her latex evening gown and wooden paddle for a job with the federal government, the former dominatrix thought she was done with abuse. She went to work for the Treasury Department in San Francisco, but when she arrived at her new job, she found that one of the office managers was a former client. This man wouldn't leave her alone, she said in a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit, charging that he sexually harassed her, attempting to kiss her in the elevator, telling her she had "luscious lips,'' and repeatedly asking for "sessions."

Peace Corps seeks a few good baby boomers
From: NewsTrove.com

"Thirty-six years ago and fresh out of college, Wayne Hillard joined the Peace Corps to help make the world a better place. Now, fresh out of corporate life, Hillard will answer the call again in June - this time, with gray hair and his wife, Cate. At age 58, they are renting out their view home on the Sammamish Plateau, giving away decades of accumulated stuff and leaving the dog with a niece's family to volunteer for two years in Togo, a tiny nation in Africa. "I was getting close to being ready to retire and we're in good health. This seems like the right time to do it," said Wayne, a former manager in medical electronics."

Ex-Dominatrix Wins Settlement
From: NewsTrove.com

"She went to work for the Treasury Department in San Francisco, but when she arrived at her new job, she found that one of the office managers was a former client. This man wouldn't leave her alone, she said in a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit, charging that he sexually harassed her, attempting to kiss her in the elevator, telling her she had "luscious lips,'' and repeatedly asking for "sessions.'' When she objected to the salacious advances, Peacher says, the manager manipulatively became her direct supervisor and downgraded her performance evaluation."

Marketing Yourself
From: NewsTrove.com

"It's hard to stand out in today's crowd of technology professionals and accomplish your goals and aspirations if you don't know how to market yourself effectively. Yes, your technical skills are still paramount, but you need to learn to build the skills of making sure that others - like your manager, clients, and potential employers - know who you are and what you've accomplished. Though you may associate the need to market yourself with looking for a job, you need to realize that you are always on display, both in the office and away from it."

Ayn Rand at 100: "Yours Is the Glory"
From: NewsTrove.com

"Brian Doherty is a senior editor of Reason magazine and author of This Is Burning Man (Little, Brown, 2004). His history of the modern American libertarian movement will be published by PublicAffairs in 2006. This year marks the 100th anniversaryof the birth of Alissa Rosenbaum, who won renown and the affection of millions under her chosen identity of Ayn Rand. When Jerome Tuccille wrote his semifictional odyssey of a libertarian activist from the 1950s to the early 1970s,his title seemed inevitable: It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand. Rand was the most popular and influential libertarian figure of the 20th century."

Faculty home
From: NewsTrove.com

"* Carleton's Faculty of Engineering scores a perfect 10 for full accreditation by the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers of all its engineering programs. Engineering, architecture, and industrial design are all around us. They're reflected in our homes and office buildings, in our telecommunications and transportation systems, in the thousands of products we use every day. They're key elements of our knowledge-based economy, where innovation and creativity lead to new products, to new and better ways of doing things and, ultimately, to new industries that create new sources of wealth."

Regional Technical Institute
From: NewsTrove.com

"Welcome to the Regional Technical InstituteHIGH-SKILL, HIGH-WAGECareer And Technical Training That Works. What Is RTI?The Regional Technical Institute (RTI) is the premier high school in the Washoe County School District for advanced Career and Technical Education programs. Eighteen advanced programs are housed at one of four RTI centers. Students attend part of the day at their regular high school campus and part of the day at RTI. Programs at RTI are open to all WCSD students who are interested in receiving hands-on training and realistic experiences in the careers of tommorrow."

Press Releases | College of Business and Economics
From: NewsTrove.com

"PULLMAN, Wash.-New VP of Sales for Boeing Commercial Airplanes Scott E. Carson and his wife, Linda, are investing with their family $275,000 to create and build the innovative "Professional Development Center" at the Washington State University College of Business and Economics. The facility will provide students with unique resources and opportunities to put critical, non-academic finishing touches on their education as they prepare for internships and careers in the "real world." The Carson gift brings total funds committed to the center to $375,000."

Rhino -- The Lefsetz Letter - Rzine # 388
From: NewsTrove.com

"But the truth was I didn't know any better. I was at the limits of my relationship experience. The uptake on the connection was fraught with bumps. But, we'd finally gotten over the hump two weeks before. After an absence, after living our separate lives, we reconnected for a previously scheduled assignation and we ended up in my apartment in an embrace in the dark as the stereo played "Gold Dust Woman"."

Students to Chat With Genome Researchers For National DNA Day, April 05, 2005 Press Release - National Institutes of Health (NIH)
From: NewsTrove.com

"Bethesda, Maryland — On April 25, high school students across the country will celebrate National DNA Day by tuning in to webcasts featuring cutting-edge genomic research and taking part in a live online discussion with researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). National DNA Day, begun in April 2003, commemorates the successful completion of the Human Genome Project and the anniversary of the discovery of DNA's double helix in 1953."

GuamPDN.com | Navigator Online
From: NewsTrove.com

"Children tour water treatment plant, lab By Jesse Leon Guerrero Pacific Navigator Staff Twenty-three students from Commander William C. McCool Elementary/Middle School got an opportunity to learn more about engineering when they visited the Navy's Fena Water Treatment Plant and Laboratory March 31. Civil engineer Julie Shane, an employee at the plant, guided the group on their field trip and explained how water, primarily from the Fena Reservoir, is pumped through the plant, filtered, and treated with various chemicals to make it safe for human consumption."

Businessday.co.za News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Its Partners in Learning initiative has already been launched in 61 developing countries and is now being brought to SA. Microsoft will work with the education department to set up or improve teacher training centres across the country so teachers can improve their own computer skills and learn how to use technology in their lessons. Microsoft will also help the department improve school curricula to include computer literacy and to draw on IT resources to help teach other subjects. Three years ago Microsoft SA announced a plan to donate free software to all 30000 government schools."

Industrial Engineering
From: NewsTrove.com

"Industrial engineering is concerned with the design, installation, improvement, evaluation, and control of socio-technical systems in virtually all sectors, including manufacturing, distribution, government, energy, health care, and finance. A distinguishing feature of the industrial engineering discipline is the integration of humans, machines, materials, and information to optimize the performance of such systems using available resources in the most efficient way, but without degrading social and physical environments."

'Star Trek' Bit Players Cling On
From: NewsTrove.com

"Michael Dante may not be on any Hollywood A-list, but on this weekend in Pasadena, he was intergalactic. Dante was capitalizing on his appearance in a single episode of the original Star Trek series. It aired Dec. 1, 1967. "But it was a very popular episode," Dante insisted, speaking in the same wooden tone he used as Maab, lead villain on the planet Capella IV. "It had action. It had comedy. It had drama."

Five faculty lauded as top young scholars
From: NewsTrove.com

"Two young faculty members at UC Davis have won Alfred P. Sloan Fellowships and three others have been awarded Basil O'Connor Starter Scholar Research Awards from the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation. The Sloan fellowships, worth $45,000 over two years, were awarded to Kai Liu, an assistant professor in the Department of Physics, and Roman Vershynin, an assistant professor in the Department of Mathematics. Liu makes and studies materials made up of extremely small dimensions and intricate structures. These artificial nanomaterials can have special properties not found in conventional materials."

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From: NewsTrove.com

"Welcome home to Cottey! We are thrilled to have you here today, at the beginning of a very special week in the life of Cottey College. It is, I understand, traditional for the President of Cottey to use the occasion of this luncheon to give a "state of the College" speech to ensure that you, our alumnae, are well-informed of the strengths, opportunities, and challenges that will weave the fabric of our future. I do not intend to break from this tradition."

USDA Offers Tribal and Asian Pacific Islander Scholarships
From: NewsTrove.com

"WASHINGTON, April 6 /PRNewswire/ -- U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Chief Bruce Knight today announced that the 2005 Asian Pacific Islander (API) Scholars Program and the new Tribal Scholars Program application period is April 4 through May 13, 2005. "These scholarship opportunities strengthen the conservation partnership with state colleges and land-grant institutions and help attract outstanding students from underrepresented groups to pursue careers in agriculture and natural resource sciences," said Knight."

Entertainment Careers News: Argonautnewspaper.com News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Yahoo! is scheduled to begin its move into a small amount of available space this month, according to Joanna Stevens, Yahoo! spokesperson. As part of the long-term lease agreement, as well as adding visibility to the marketplace, Colorado Center — located at 2401 to 2525 Colorado Ave. and 2400 to 2500 Broadway — will be renamed "Yahoo! Center," according to Equity Office officials. Yahoo! plans to consolidate its two existing Santa Monica offices and occupy 64,671 square feet at Yahoo! Center by the end of this year, and expand to the leased 229,728 square feet by 2008. Yahoo! Center will house the Yahoo!"

Colin Linden thrilled with U.S. exposure
From: NewsTrove.com

""As a Canadian artist, it's tough to get any American listeners," Colin Linden says from his cellphone in sunny Vancouver. "But if you get just one, it might as well be the president." You heard right. In the great cult of personality down south that also stresses that politics tastes better when functioning as entertainment snippets, the microscopic details of George W. Bush's portable music machine have been outed by the media. And among the winners on the rootsy mix of iPod One (besides all the free ads for Apple)?"

Final Notes: Dr. Billy Taylor Retires from...
From: NewsTrove.com

"Educator, ambassador, author, composer, and master pianist, Dr. Billy Taylor ended his concert career last Thursday night, concluding over sixty years as one of jazz's greatest emissaries with a rousing performance at the Kennedy Center's Terrace Theater by his trio and guest John Faddis. Billy Taylor's career has spanned the entirety of modern jazz, and his efforts have touched countless listeners and students, and helped to establish the careers of many of today's most notable voices."

CANOE -- JAM! Television - TV Shows - Arrested Development: 'Arrested Development' could get boot
From: NewsTrove.com

"Nothing except truly original, whacked-out comedy performed by the brightest ensemble on television. Tomorrow night at 8:30, Global and Fox air the second-season finale. The frustrating news is that it could be the series finale. Despite five Emmys, including one for TV's best comedy, Arrested Development had its order shortened from 22 to 18 episodes and is in danger of cancelation. Fox tried. They slotted the wildly dysfunctional Bluth family (with Bateman starring as the "normal one," Michael) right behind The Simpsons on Sundays. Still, the ratings have barely moved from their dismal year-ago numbers."

Indianapolis Woman Magazine
From: NewsTrove.com

"From the looks of the comfortably disheveled Anderson farmhouse, its difficult to believe this is home to an award-winning Christian singer. With five Grammy awards and 33 Dove awards for gospel music to her credit, Sandi Patty seems better suited to marble floors and a grand spiral staircase. Instead, miniature coats and tennis shoes lay strewn throughout the entry. Framed photos of celebrities share space with crayon drawings taped to kitchen cabinets. A Disney video plays in the background, while a sign on the front door warns visitors that despite the matriarchs status, this house is delightfully normal: "So its not home sweet home."

News Release
From: NewsTrove.com

"Greek families invited to place names on museum’s migrant Welcome Wall The National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour, in Sydney, has issued a special invitation to all families of Greek origin to inscribe their name on the museum’s Welcome Wall to celebrate their migration to Australia. The Welcome Wall, at the museum, stands as a lasting tribute to all of the six million people who have migrated from their homelands around the world to set up a new home in this country."

Being a Loser in America - PRAVDA.Ru
From: NewsTrove.com

"Actually, this inauspicious status was conferred upon me before I was even born, because I made the one critical mistake that, in American society, constantly delineates the boundary between what qualifies as success and what qualifies as failure: I did not choose my family wisely. Fortunately, my prenatal destiny did not cause any adverse effects during my childhood years. While my parents were far from rich, I seldom missed a meal or doctor's appointment because of financial hardship, and, since my social circle was limited to children similarly situated to myself, I rarely experienced any sense of deprivation."

Premiere Magazine: Holy Sith!
From: NewsTrove.com

"“A long time ago, in a country not so far away, I was eight years old, doing my best Darth Vader imitation,” says Hayden Christensen, sitting in Hugo’s on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles, where he’s enjoying a breakfast of eggs Benedict. Although the 24-year-old Canadian actor doesn’t remember when he first saw the original Star Wars movie, the pop-culture phenomenon permeated his consciousness enough to provide an excellent means of scaring his little sister during trips to New York City. “It doesn’t seem like much has changed,” he says."

POV: how blackness became universal
From: NewsTrove.com

"Not long ago I met this woman at a concert. We were chatting, flirting a lot, and trying to get to know each other. She asked me what kind of music I liked. I said, "Jazz, blues, hip-hop, gospel If it's Black music, I'm with it." Almost immediately she broke out laughing. When I asked her what was so funny, she said, "You said Black music'. There's no such thing as Black music'. Music is universal." I walked away thinking about what she said."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"P2P Fuels Global Bandwidth Binge Spamming the Wrong Message Containing a Killer Flu Virus Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Diary: Soldier Wrote About Killing BuddiesReligious Man Wants to Rename Mt. Diablo3 Indicted in U.N. Oil-For-Food ScandalOregon Court Tosses Gay Marriage LicensesSex Offender Questioned Over Missing GirlMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

illustration
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"A design-based study of illustration using traditional and digital media including painting, watercolor, life drawing, graphic design, and Adobe Illustrator. Illustration students will learn design principles with particular emphasis on visual communication, vector art, drawing of line and subject, and complex blending in preparation for a variety of careers in the publishing, marketing, education, and illustration industries. An Associates of Applied Science Degree and a Post Associates Certificate are available in Illustration."

Gospel Music Association President to Address Music Piracy at GMA Music Awards Tonight
From: NewsTrove.com

"NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 13 /PRNewswire/ -- While the Gospel Music Association (GMA) is handing out its highest honors tonight in Nashville, the music being celebrated with Dove Awards will be stolen thousand of times through illegal peer-to-peer networks. John W. Styll, president of the GMA and executive producer of the 36th Annual GMA Music Awards, will remind the audience of artists, songwriters, musicians, producers and music fans at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, that gospel music has a great stake in the ongoing battle to eliminate music piracy, a fight currently being waged in the U.S. Supreme Court."

Animation Careers Outside of Entertainment: Mechanical Animation
From: NewsTrove.com

"Avoiding the System Bog3D Studio Max Lesson 1.2Javascript functionsJavascript Language ReferenceFree Animation Programs Animation Careers Outside of Entertainment: Mechanical Animation From Adrien-Luc Sanders, Your Guide to Animation. FREE GIFT with Newsletter! Act Now! Do you like designing cars in a digital environment? What about modeling the intricate parts of complex machinery, before stringing it all together to make it work realistically? Then you could be ready for a career in mechanical design and animation. The realm of mechanical design and animation is vast and encompasses almost anything you can think of."

Issue 01 - 08/22/02
From: NewsTrove.com

"Welcome to Ex'presso: News from the land of exciting careers. Ex'presso is a monthly newsletter with information about Ex'pression Center for New Media. We are a New Media Arts College with Total Immersion programs in Sound Arts (SA), Digital Graphic Design (DGD) and Digital Visual Media (DVM). Ex'presso covers the industries we serve, and the interesting news we hear. We'll also inform you of upcoming events at Ex'pression, tell you a bit about where the industries we serve are heading, and we'll keep it all relatively short and interesting!"

UrbanTulsa.com - Article
From: NewsTrove.com

"Top Pick There's no mistaking that smooth voice, those gentle melodies and all those great songsJames Taylor has a sound all his own. This legendary singer-songwriter will make his way to the Brady Theater, 105 W. Brady, on Wed. Apr. 20. Show starts at 8pm. Thursday, April 14 The always popular Ben Kilgore and Hero Factor are once again the featured favorites at Suede Ultralounge. Be and feel cool as you kick back and enjoy the evening at 3340 South Peoria. Friday, April 15 In America, as you know, bigger is almost always better. So why just see a regular-sized movie this evening when you could go IMAX?"

Qqq trading
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Kingfeatures.com News Story
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"NEW YORK, NY - The Jewish holiday of Passover will become the centerpiece of an entertaining and enlightening comics page storyline as King Features' popular, nationally syndicated comic strip Edge City celebrates the holiday's customs and traditions. Through the special series debuting April 11, the stars of EDGE CITY, Abby and Len Ardin, try to find the true meaning of Passover amid the stress of preparing for their family's first traditional Seder. EDGE CITY is the only comic strip in syndication whose lead characters are explicitly Jewish."

NOTES & NEWS ON DUSTY RHODES, LANCE STORM, JAMES GIBSON, BLUE MEANIE & MORE
From: NewsTrove.com

"Dusty Rhodes will be on the Best Damned Sports Show tomorrow promoting his autobiography. Rhodes had been scheduled originally for right around Wrestlemania but the producers of the show pushed back the appearance. I believe he'll also be doing a signing at Rob Van Dam's comic book store as well. Lance Storm has posted another round of Q&As on his website, StormWrestling.com. Blue Meanie is now training students at the Pro Wrestling Unplugged Animal House on Mondays-Wednesdays."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Griffin: Shuttle Can Fix Hubble Ridge Says RFID Boosts Security Data Thief's Prodigious Haul Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Art Exhibit Featuring Bush Stamp ProbedBush Says Trained Iraqi Troops Now Outnumber U.S.Ex-Con Accused in Slayings Caught in Ga.3 Charged in Plot on U.S. Finance CentersMan Who Killed Judge's Husband Is BuriedMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

Fandango - News
From: NewsTrove.com

"Miramax co-founder Harvey Weinstein. (Mysite, Inc.) - ZUMA Press LOS ANGELES - Bob and Harvey Weinstein reinvented the world of independent films in 1979 when they formed their company named for their mother, Miriam, and father, Max - Miramax. The brothers nurtured the careers of writer/directors Quentin Tarantino and Kevin Smith, releasing such groundbreaking films as "Pulp Fiction," "Clerks" and Anthony Minghella's Oscar-winning "The English Patient." In 1993, they sold their New York-based company to The Walt Disney Co."

Midget teams facing off for provincial title
From: NewsTrove.com

"by Kevin Gill Wednesday March 16, 2005 Jasper Booster - Many of Alberta's top young hockey players will take to the ice in Jasper this weekend for the Investors Group 2005 Midget 'C' Provincial Championships. The event, which features players from 15 - 17 years old, runs from March 18 - 20 at the local arena and will see eight teams who will be split into two divisions for the first part of the tournament. Division One includes the Jasper Bearcats, Kitscoty Pitbulls, Thorsby Thundercats and Crossfield Ice Hawks. Division Two features the Beaverlodge Bulldogs, Athabasca Winterhawks, Vauxhall Sabres and Consort Comets."

Harpists 'spectacular
From: NewsTrove.com

"Review submitted by Gregory Deagle Wednesday March 30, 2005 Jasper Booster - As the audience gathered on the blustery night of March 19, it was a sight to behold. The elegant curvature of two concert grand orchestral harps, decidedly the most aesthetic of all classical instruments, positioned nobly on the altar of the Jasper United Church. Under the nimble figures of master harpists Nora Bumanis and Julia Shaw, both harps seemed to set sail like gilded ships adrift on a sea of spectacular beauty and clarity."

National Web Guide Directory Launch Online Store and Public Internet Show Set - Press Release
From: NewsTrove.com

"Chicago, IL USA - Tuesday, July 2, 2002 - A quarterly web guide directory newspaper is being re-launched and targeted to online consumers, small businesses and web professionals with plans for national distribution. Internet Webpages Newspaper, Inc., a development stage hybrid publishing, exhibition and e-commerce firm, will premiere a newly redesigned and revised publication format as the cornerstone of an integrated print, online and event marketing strategy."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Open-Access Journals Flourish Clouds May Harbor Nanobacteria Ruling Unlikely to Deter Gaming Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Rumsfeld Visits Baghdad, Warns Against CorruptionOpening Arguments Start in Va. Gang TrialSchwarzenegger Takes Reform Agenda on RoadSources: Eric Rudolph Stashed DynamiteDallas Airport Puts in New Bag-Scan SystemMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

IEEE-USA white paper: US prosperity at risk; Gigabit networks should be national priority
From: NewsTrove.com

"The United States should deploy widespread wired and wireless gigabit networks as a national priority, according to a white paper from the IEEE-USA Committee on Communications and Information Policy (CCIP). "Providing Ubiquitous Gigabit Networks in the United States," issued 14 March, says that our nation must act promptly to ensure that a new generation of broadband networks - of gigabit per second speed - is ubiquitous and available to all. Failure to act will "relegate the U.S. telecommunications infrastructure to an inferior competitive position" and undermine the future of the U.S. economy."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Clouds May Harbor Nanobacteria Ruling Unlikely to Deter Gaming China, India: Rule Global Tech? Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News AOL, XM Satellite to Start Web Radio ServiceBush, Sharon to Discuss Gaza Pullout, SettlementsBush Taking Long View on Sliding Poll NumbersPakistani Kidnapped in Iraq Safe, Pakistan SaysFormation of New Lebanese Government DelayedMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

Weekend warriors
From: NewsTrove.com

"For the first time, I've got good news for all the people who need to get to bed early during the week. All the good shows are coming this weekend. Strap on your safety belt and get ready for the ride, though, because this will be a good one. This weekend features a little bit of everything, from acoustic rock to electronic to artists that are resurrecting their wayward careers. Tonight, do yourself a favor and head out to see the legendary Elvis Costello at the Paramount (from $27, all ages, show at 8 p.m.). Costello has been called one of the greatest songwriters since Bob Dylan, and that is almost an understatement."

Florida Panthers--Press Box-News
From: NewsTrove.com

"SUNRISE - The third edition of South Florida's sizzling-hot entertainment publication, Live On Stage Credentials hits the newsstands on Tuesday and will be available at more than 175 South Florida retail distribution locations. The latest edition of Live On Stage Credentials features a two-page spread on the Mercedes-Benz Classic, a first-ever indoor tennis event scheduled for the Office Depot Center on May 21. The feature gives readers a glimpse into the sensational tennis careers of Jim Courier, John McEnroe, Anna Kournikova and Jana Novotna, the participants in the upcoming event. Courier is featured in an exclusive interview."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Ruling Unlikely to Deter Gaming Underencrypted and Overexposed Nine-Year Sentence for Spammer Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Right-Wing Jewish March May Put Ceasefire at RiskTV: IAEA Chief Says Al Qaeda Sought Nuclear WeaponShi'ites Protest on Anniversary of Saddam's FallCoach Who Was Shot Had Been CriticizedState Legislators Weigh in on Gun DebateMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

Local guide
From: NewsTrove.com

"Life at home during World War II is celebrated starting today at the Moss Mansion with a special exhibit, "Homefront Warriors." The display opens with a catered luncheon and entertainment at 11 a.m., with a tour of the exhibit at about 1 p.m. The luncheon will feature "Ration Recipes," which revisit the inventiveness of WWII housewives in dealing with rationing, shortages and learning trades key to the war effort. The luncheon costs $20, and reservations are suggested as seating is limited. Call 256-5100. In the exhibit, Patti Miller illustrates what life was like for those on the homefront through clothing of the era."

Augustana College Accounting Courses
From: NewsTrove.com

"About 98 percent of our graduates start their careers or begin studying for an advanced degree within six months of graduation. Employers and graduate schools covet those who can solve complex problems, communicate well, and adapt to a rapidly changing world. They understand the value of a strong foundation in the liberal arts. 2. You can do it all. Investigate several career possibilities, pursue diverse interests and still graduate in four years. With Augustana's flexible general education curriculum and more than 60 academic programs to choose from, you can investigate many areas of the arts and sciences."

Rhino -- The Lefsetz Letter - Rzine # 388
From: NewsTrove.com

"But the truth was I didn't know any better. I was at the limits of my relationship experience. The uptake on the connection was fraught with bumps. But, we'd finally gotten over the hump two weeks before. After an absence, after living our separate lives, we reconnected for a previously scheduled assignation and we ended up in my apartment in an embrace in the dark as the stereo played "Gold Dust Woman"."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"* Breaking News Conn. Killer Determined to Be ExecutedAmericans Rise Early to Pay Pope RespectsU.S. Citizenship of Ex-Nazi Guard RevokedTexas, Mass. Dioceses Pay Alleged VictimEric Rudolph to Plead to Atlanta BombingMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds. Audience members will be encouraged to not only watch but also shoot, edit and upload their own bite-sized digital video segments to the Current TV website."

TAXI Transmitter July 2004 A&R Insider: Craig Aaronson: Sr. Vice President, A&R Warner Bros. Records
From: NewsTrove.com

"I worked at Capitol Records for six years. Then from Capitol Records, I went over to Gary Gersh's company that he started with John Silva called the Digital Entertainment Network, which was very short-lived. That lasted six months, then it mutated into Grand Royal, which was Mike D and the Beastie Boys' company. So we just kind of merged the two and started Grand Royal again. We were distributed by Virgin Records. That lasted another couple years, and I signed At the Drive-In there. Then, as the company was winding down, I moved over to Warner Bros. What gets your attention about an act or a song? What's going to get you on a plane?"

'Star Trek' Bit Players Cling On
From: NewsTrove.com

"Michael Dante may not be on any Hollywood A-list, but on this weekend in Pasadena, he was intergalactic. Dante was capitalizing on his appearance in a single episode of the original Star Trek series. It aired Dec. 1, 1967. "But it was a very popular episode," Dante insisted, speaking in the same wooden tone he used as Maab, lead villain on the planet Capella IV. "It had action. It had comedy. It had drama."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Patriot Act Gets a Hearing Drunk? Your Car Will '86' You Second Life Teaches Life Lessons Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Death Toll in U.S. Afghan Helicopter Crash Likely 18New England Holds Out on Gay Marriage BanMan Who Escaped Puerto Rico Prison CaughtACLU Files Suit Over Gay T-Shirt BanACLU Files Suit Over Gay T-Shirt BanMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

Newswise.com News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"_ LEADS 1. BEHAVIOR: RECOGNIZING NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER. MARY JO FAY, founder of NARCISSISM SURVIVORS NETWORK: "Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) is quickly becoming the newest fad in personality disorder identification. Would you recognize a malignant narcissist? He or she can be egotistical and controlling; feels that rules don't apply to them; is never happy no matter what you do; feels more important or entitled than others; doesn't demonstrate or understand empathy or compassion; or may start out perfectly, then change drastically along the way. They can be your spouse, business partner, friend, boss or parent."

The Vee Pee's New Tee Vee
From: NewsTrove.com

"Second Life Teaches Life Lessons Smile, You're on Liquid Camera Underwater Bot Roams the Seas Wired News RSS Feeds * Breaking News Review: Three More Deaths at LA HospitalIraqi Parliament Appoints Kurd as PresidentIsrael Defends Settlement Plan in Face of Bush DemandsPope Crowds Grow, Rome Faces ParalysisCo. Proposes Development for North WoodsMore Breaking NewsWire Service Photo Gallery The new channel will air short-form (15-second to 5-minute) news, arts and entertainment videos for 18- to 35-year-olds."

ELEVEN ON TOP Jacket
From: NewsTrove.com

"#1 New York Times #1 Wall Street Journal #1 Los Angeles Times #1 Entertainment Weekly #1 Publishers Weekly Stephanie Plum is thinking her career as fugitive apprehension agent has run its course. She's been shot at, spat at, cussed at, fire-bombed, mooned, and attacked by dogs. Time for a change, Stephanie thinks. Time to find the kind of job her mother can tell her friends about without making the sign of the cross. So Stephanie Plum quits. Resigns. No looking back. No changing her mind. She wants something safe and normal."

Supply Post Apr 2005 Editorial - "Forestry's Challenges Of Change" Interior Logging Association Trades Convention Theme Front Page Story Keystone Oil Pipeline Project
From: NewsTrove.com

"April 14-16th, 2005 at the Vernon Multiplex, Vernon, BC and the Best Western Vernon Lodge. “ Forestry's Challenges of Change” is the theme of the 47th Interior Logging Association Trades Convention. Interior Logging Association General Manager Wayne Lintott said this year's theme ties in with the many changes taking place in the industry. “The theme focuses around the forest revitalization plan that the government has been implementing,” Wayne said. “We all know there have been lots of changes that those in the harvesting industry have had to accept."

Community Calendar
From: NewsTrove.com

"COMMUNITY ART AND RESOURCE FAIRE The Jump for Joi Children Foundation will host a free Community Art and Resource Faire. Over a dozen agencies and their representatives will be on hand to provide information about the various programs and services that they offer to the community. Children can enjoy creating their own projects in the Free Arts and Crafts workshops, listen to storytelling, or have their face painted. Crenshaw Motors Ford, 5140 Crenshaw Blvd."

OC Weekly News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"by STEVE LOWERY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 As we bid a grudging goodbye to one long-running OC soap opera, the Haidl trial-"Lo, how will we now fill our Letters page?" "Verily, four words: Ask a Lesbian Mexican"-Fox renews another. The O.C., which in this second season has jumped the shark so many times the shark's getting whiplash (which is saying something since sharks don't have necks. Or souls), has been a never-ending parade of apparently straight girls suddenly turning into lesbians, along with the occasional shopping-mall sleepover and Spiderman homage."

Gore's TV network set to launch with Google tie-in
From: NewsTrove.com

"Former Vice President Al Gore and partners have renamed their upcoming youth-oriented TV network and set Aug. 1 as its launch date. The venture, formerly called INdTV, will be called Current.tv, it was announced on Monday. The 24-hour network will target an 18- to 34-year-old audience and offer short-form content--15-second to five-minute segments--to be contributed by viewers. Viewers will also be able to vote for their favorite videos and get tutorials via the Internet on how to produce their own segments, according to network officials. Think of it as a big video blog that you don't need a computer to watch."

Chris Kahrl Chat Transcript
From: NewsTrove.com

"TGisriel (Baltimore): Hi Chris You're back chatting quickly - making up for all the off-season Transaction Analyses you didn't do? Two Oriole themed questions: 1.How do you support your prediction that the Blue Jays will finish ahead of the O's? 2.Do you think the Riley trade is as bad as I do? Admittedly, he hasn't earned the 5th starter job yet. But with that kind of potential, I think you hang onto him as a long reliever and work on him. He reminds me of a young Curt Schilling (another young pitcher the O's let get away)lots of potential, but slow to get it together."

more
From: NewsTrove.com

"The Third Annual Official Star Trek Convention, presented by Creation Entertainment in association with Paramount Pictures. Visit www.creationent.com for more information. Batman Chronicles - Volume I DC Comics publishes Batman Chronicles - Volume I, by Bill Finger, in trade paperback. Clarion Application Deadline The Clarion Workshop in Science Fiction and Fantasy is one of the most highly regarded science fiction writing workshops. The workshop will be held in East Lansing, Michigan from June 12 through July 22, 2005."

New Yorker News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Jeffrey Wright is a brilliant American actor. At this point, it scarcely matters what he appears in: whatever play or film he lends his graceful frame and formidable imagination to yields levels of complexity, shades of light and dark, that sometimes go far beyond what is in the text. Wright finds his characters between the lines, in the pauses, silences, and white spaces of reflection that only the best actors-those who lock themselves into their characters’ heartbeats, their way of being-can deliver."

The DVD's bonus features create stars of their own
From: NewsTrove.com

"When Steven Spielberg directs a movie, he gets the final cut. But the last word is more likely to come from Laurent Bouzereau Bouzereau, 43, is barely known to the world at large. But in the clannish, status-obsessed corridors of Hollywood, he has a growing reputation as Spielberg's personal DVD producer, one of perhaps a dozen people who have mastered the young art of turning the video edition of a film into an event on its own. . The Paris-born Bouzereau brings his own crew to film sets and works from a script for the DVD documentary while a filmmaker shoots the feature movie around him, a practice that is gaining in popularity. ."

Billionaire Calder tops UK music rich list
From: NewsTrove.com

"King-of-the-musicals Andrew Lloyd Webber, whose works include Cats and Phantom of the Opera, came in at number three with 700 million pounds. Theatre owner and musical producer Cameron Mackintosh held at number four with 400 million pounds, while Madonna and her British-born, film-director husband Guy Ritchie were at number five with 235 million. Other notable names on a list dominated by stars of the 1960s and 70s include Elton John at seven with 185 million pounds, Rolling Stone Mick Jagger at nine with 180 million and Welsh singing legend Tom Jones at 10 with 175 million."

Straits Times Interactive
From: NewsTrove.com

"March 30, 2005 Wed Past the Big Four-O and on top of the world A woman in her 40s today's context is a far cry from one in the same age group two decades ago. Be it in the fields of politics, the arts or business, many have made a mark and excelled in their careers. The Mind Your Body team speaks to some of them. March 29, 2005 Tue Always in touch online You are going to be away from home. And whether it's for an MBA course overseas, a temporary job posting, or a long vacation, you can still keep in touch with your family and friends, keep bills paid and stay on top of office matters."

Homeowner Sues After Finding New Home Soaked In Urine
From: NewsTrove.com

"Auto Careers Dating House and Home Real Estate Family Legal Center Home News Weather Sports Health Money Technology Entertainment WPTZ WNNE Shopping Yellow Pages Education Weddings Travel Food Forums HOME | Irresistible Headlines Email This Story Print This Story Homeowner Sues After Finding New Home Soaked In Urine Workers Accused Of Urinating Inside House UPDATED: 2:44 pm EST March 31, 2005 CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio -- Homeowners shelled out thousands of dollars for a new house only to find parts of the home soaked in urine by construction workers, WLWT-TV in Cincinnati reported."

Real Estate Careers News: EAT + DRINK: The Food Issue
From: NewsTrove.com

"A t the World Gourmet Summit in Singapore 2001, Jacqueline Lau walked into a hotel to meet with some of the world’s top chefs. She was to stand in for her boss Roy Yamaguchi and help plan the summit’s gala dinner. Many of the world’s most prestigious chefs were in attendance—Alain Solivères of Taillevent, George Morrone (formerly of San Francisco’s Fifth Floor), even Rocco was there. As she walked down the hallway, dressed in chef’s gear, to the meeting, a booming European voice called to her, “Hey little girl…what are you doing here?"

TARICK SALMACI
From: NewsTrove.com

"Fight manager Jackie Kallen spotted the potential a dozen years ago, long before the two were re-united on the Sunday night reality series. Kallen signed Tarick before he turned pro. All was going well until his contract with "The First Lady of Boxing" expired. His love for the game faded with new management. "In the beginning of my career, Tarick recalled, "I signed with Jackie and everything was great. I was staying busy, building up a following in Michigan (Tarick was born and raised in Dearborn , MI), and had reason to be proud of my profession."

NBA's big guys learn from Ray
From: NewsTrove.com

"And there's only one rookie who has been able to endure all this in a chaotic season in which his coach was fired and several of his teammates served a variety of suspensions. Yet, one never hears much about Dwight Howard, whom the Bulls will see Wednesday night in Orlando and again April 15 in Chicago. Howard, who skipped college to enter the NBA and was selected No. 1 overall by the Magic, may be the most reliable, consistent and responsible rookie this season. He is the only player on his team who hasn't missed a game. He has averaged at least 8."

NBA's big guys learn from Ray
From: NewsTrove.com

"There's only one rookie who is a starter on a team in the playoff chase with five games in the last month of at least 20 points and 10 rebounds and 19 points and 19 rebounds in another. There's just one rookie starting all season on a team with a good chance to double its win total from last season. And there's only one rookie who has been able to endure all this in a chaotic season in which his coach was fired and several of his teammates served a variety of suspensions. Yet, one never hears much about Dwight Howard, whom the Bulls will see Wednesday night in Orlando and again April 15 in Chicago."

How to Be Fair With Off-Farm Heirs
From: NewsTrove.com

"Non-farming heirs often leave the farm in their late teens for careers elsewhere. Most parents are concerned with being fair to all of their children at estate settlement time. Fairness, however, may not mean equal treatment of heirs. Reasons farmers give for unequal treatment of heirs at estate settlement time include these: Off-farm children received a college education, a down payment on a house, or other compensation, so may get less at estate settlement time. The farming heir helped create part of the final estate of the parents by actively contributing to the parents' business over the years, so may be entitled to more."

The Great Detectives: Maigret
From: NewsTrove.com

"Sherlock Holmes of France" is a description that has been given to Commissaire Jules Maigret and in terms of worldwide fame and popularity he certainly deserves to be bracketed with Britain's most famous detective. And the similarities do not end there. Just as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had done with Sherlock Holmes, Georges Simenon tried to dispose of his detective early in the series without fully appreciating his enormous appeal to readers, who promptly insisted on his return. Both authors have also, since their deaths, become very much overshadowed by the icons they created."

WSTA News Story
From: NewsTrove.com

"Another record Day. Tuesday hit a new record - 18,800 people came to St. Thomas on Tuesday. Eight ships, one of them the Queen Mary 2. Think of the cconomics of that many people - they mean about 5 million dollars injected into the economy. We have 8 ships again today in St. Thomas. Not as big, but just as many. The previous record was March 22 when 16 thousand passengers got off the ships. Tuesday it was 18,800. Two record days within weeks of each other. And one of our regulars is leaving forever. The Radisson Diamond - that odd ship with two hulls - it's been sold. Radisson Diamond will visit St."

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Obituaries for February 25, 2005 | mountvernonnews.com
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"GAMBIER — Nona Doris Abrams, 71, of Newcastle Road, Gambier, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005, at the Knox Community Hospital in Mount Vernon. She was born Dec. 19, 1933, in Vernal, Utah, the daughter of Wallace and Elsie (Nelson) Twitchell, and had been a resident of the Gambier area since 1979, moving from Indianapolis, Ind. Nona was an avid bowler, and was a past president of the Sparettes Bowling League and past member of the Monday Night Mixed League. She also loved playing bingo and cooking. She is survived by her loving husband, Bill W."

Ayn Rand at 100: "Yours Is the Glory"
From: NewsTrove.com

"Brian Doherty is a senior editor of Reason magazine and author of This Is Burning Man (Little, Brown, 2004). His history of the modern American libertarian movement will be published by PublicAffairs in 2006. This year marks the 100th anniversaryof the birth of Alissa Rosenbaum, who won renown and the affection of millions under her chosen identity of Ayn Rand. When Jerome Tuccille wrote his semifictional odyssey of a libertarian activist from the 1950s to the early 1970s,his title seemed inevitable: It Usually Begins with Ayn Rand. Rand was the most popular and influential libertarian figure of the 20th century."

NFL players taking finance courses at Harvard
From: NewsTrove.com

"Apr. 8, 2005 01:13 PM BOSTON - Kansas City Chiefs fullback Tony Richardson admitted to more than the usual insecurity when he arrived at the Harvard Business School: In addition to the once and future CEOs roaming the halls, two of his classmates had three Super Bowl rings. "I wasn't going to say anything about that," New England Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson said with all the mock modesty of a Harvard student, even one who is spending just two weeks in an executive education course on this brick-and-ivy campus along the Charles River."

Faculty home
From: NewsTrove.com

"* Carleton's Faculty of Engineering scores a perfect 10 for full accreditation by the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers of all its engineering programs. Engineering, architecture, and industrial design are all around us. They're reflected in our homes and office buildings, in our telecommunications and transportation systems, in the thousands of products we use every day. They're key elements of our knowledge-based economy, where innovation and creativity lead to new products, to new and better ways of doing things and, ultimately, to new industries that create new sources of wealth."

Programs of study
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"Our academic programs offer students a global and interdisciplinary perspective that prepares them for the business world of today-and of tomorrow. Course work integrates the elements of accountancy, finance, and business administration with technology management, globalization, and entrepreneurship. Our students leave ILLINOIS prepared for careers in business throughout the world. Accountancy Highly lauded accountancy programs train students to be leaders in their profession, to think critically, and communicate clearly about economic and business issues."

NFL players studying at Harvard
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"New England Patriots Ted Johnson speaks during a news conference at Harvard Business School in Boston Thursday, April 7, 2005. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger) BOSTON -- Kansas City Chiefs fullback Tony Richardson admitted to more than the usual insecurity when he arrived at the Harvard Business School: In addition to the once and future CEOs roaming the halls, two of his classmates had three Super Bowl rings."

Www.wapakdailynews.com News Story
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"NFL Players Studying at Harvard By JIMMY GOLEN BOSTON - Kansas City Chiefs fullback Tony Richardson admitted to more than the usual insecurity when he arrived at the Harvard Business School: In addition to the once and future CEOs roaming the halls, two of his classmates had three Super Bowl rings. "I wasn't going to say anything about that," New England Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson said with all the mock modesty of a Harvard student, even one who is spending just two weeks in an executive education course on this brick-and-ivy campus along the Charles River."

Business news
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"COPLEY — Staples Inc. stores in the Akron area will provide free copies of 2004 tax returns through April 15 at its Staples Copy and Print Centers. In the West Side Leader coverage area, Staples is located at 4014 Medina Road. Mobile Staples Copy and Print Centers will also be set up at select post offices across the country April 15. For a list of store locations, log on to www.staples.com . BATH — Montrose Zion United Methodist Church will present a program on Maximum Impact Simulcast on Influential Leaders for Akron area business leaders April 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the church, 565 N."

CREW launches outreach program for girls
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"Stephanie Friese, commercial real estate attorney with Friese & Price Law Firm LLC and a CREW-Atlanta member, will help spearhead the chapter's April 23 program. The aim is to encourage middle and high school girls who are members of local Girls Inc. and Girl Scouts groups to look into commercial real estate as they enter college and to eventually close the gap between men and women and increase diversity in the industry. The theme of this year's program is "planting a seed" in girls to inspire them to work in commercial real estate."

ESPN.com - Freewheeling Giants excel without Bonds
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"No, that's just a joke. Bonds didn't get walked. He was too busy being overwhelmed by the ovation, doffing his cap, ducking his head in respect, covering his face and bowing a couple of times. He also thanked the fans for their support and promised, "I will be back." Until then, the Giants will have to get by without the man who is to San Francisco baseball what heart-stopping mortgages are to San Francisco real estate. And they managed just fine Tuesday, beating the arch-rival Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 behind a solid start from ace Jason Schmidt."

ZipRealty CEO creates company from chaos; Newfangled brokerage now has 400 employee salespeople
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"ZipRealty's chief executive Eric Danziger started out opening doors for people at the Fairmont Hotel in the heart of San Francisco. He's come a long way in the last 34 years, but he's essentially still doing the same task today. Only now, the doors lead not to a few nights' stay, but to homes for Zip's customers and careers for its salespeople. Danziger, 49, left his last post in the hotel industry as president of Carlson Hotels Worldwide to join ZipRealty less than three years ago. At that time, the realty brokerage was a mere baby struggling to find its way out of the surrounding dot-com bust."

Caple: No Bonds, no problem
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"Edgardo Alfonzo, right, went 3-for-4 to pace a 10-hit attack for the Giants on Tuesday. No, that's just a joke. Bonds didn't get walked. He was too busy being overwhelmed by the ovation, doffing his cap, ducking his head in respect, covering his face and bowing a couple of times. He also thanked the fans for their support and promised, "I will be back." Until then, the Giants will have to get by without the man who is to San Francisco baseball what heart-stopping mortgages are to San Francisco real estate. And they managed just fine Tuesday, beating the arch-rival Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 behind a solid start from ace Jason Schmidt."

Business Deals
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"While boardrooms and executive offices host some of the nation's top business deals, another less likely location is - excuse the pun - becoming par for the course. Golf courses provide an ideal location for building the casual camaraderie that underlies the type of business deals often closed with a nod and a handshake. "It definitely opens doors, especially if the higher-ups play golf," says Eden Foster, who Golf Magazine recently named one of the Top 100 Teachers for 2005-06. Foster is director of golf at Calusa Pines Golf Club, where he estimates that nearly 25 percent of his students are improving their game for business purposes."

Osbournes Nix Play Due to Illness - Apr 04, 2005 - E! Online News
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"Tuesday's opening night performance in London's West End was supposed to be the pair's stage debut. But according to a statement released by the rep, the family decided to fly back to Los Angeles over the weekend so Aimee, 21, could receive treatment for the illness there. "They were both very much looking forward to appearing in the show, but Sharon's focus now has to be on the family and, more importantly, Aimee's health," read the statement. "They hope everyone understands and would be very grateful for privacy at this sensitive and difficult time for them." No other details were disclosed about her condition."

Irish News - Irish Independent Online - Sunday Independent , Irish newspapers, News Ireland
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"Europe ^top All roads lead to Rome as pilgrims pay last respects HUNDREDS of thousands of people are expected to pay their last respects to Pope John Paul II over the next three days as Rome braces itself for an unprecedented influx of pilgrims into the city ahead of the Pope's funeral, due to take place on Friday morning. read on >> Kings and queens vie with hordes for a spot at ceremony KINGS, queens, heads of state and of governments around the world will join a multitude of pilgrims for the funeral of Pope John Paul on Friday, in what is expected to be the biggest gathering at the Vatican in its lengthy history."

The Most Expensive Album Never Made
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"IN the faint red light of the Rainbow Bar and Grill, Tom Zutaut sips at his drink and spills a bit of regret. It's been 19 years since he signed the then-unknown rock band Guns N' Roses to a contract with Geffen Records, where they turned into multiplatinum superstars. Back in those days, the Rainbow was their hangout of choice. Years after he left the label, he returned in 2001 to try to coax Axl Rose, the band's magnetic leader and by then its only original member, into completing one of the most highly anticipated albums in the industry: an opus tentatively titled "Chinese Democacy."

Students launch real estate group on campus
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"Courtesy of Brad Haveman Seidman Real Estate Organization members: From left, Brad Haveman, president; Robert Graham,treasurer; AJ Robison, vice president; Elizabeth Reichhold, secretary; Steve Baldus, IT manager; Jack Dekker, vice president-human resourcesSteve Baldus-IT Manager, Jack Dekker-Vice President - Human Resources. Students launch real estate group on campus By Dave Muller Grand Valley Lanthorn Brad Haveman, a senior business economics major, saw an interest in real estate among his peers."

A's sign Harden to contract extension
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"Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1 million signing bonus. "It's a little weird," said Harden, who planned to take his sister, Kristen, out for a nice dinner Saturday night. "I'm definitely excited." He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary. He will make $1 million in 2006, $2 million in 2007 and $4.5 million in 2008. The club option is for $7 million and does not include a buyout. The deal also includes escalators based on innings pitched."

PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT
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"PERSONAL ENRICHMENT COURSES RETURN TO CATALOG PAGE 145a,b,c GUITAR: BEGINNERS OR BRUSHUP; Mon. 4:00-5:30 or 6:30-8:00, 8 sessions; Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 18, 25, Nov.1, 8; Sats. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 9, 16, 23, 30, Nov. 6; Location: High School rm 131 Learn to play guitar! In a relaxed atmosphere practice simple melodies and chords along with a longtime player and teacher. Practice at home to ensure that you can really play by end of the course. Intermediate course next semester would allow continued learning. Three sessions offered. Use 145a afternoon, 145b evening; 145c. Saturday."

Baronandbudd.com News Story
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"While we are very proud of the results we have been able to achieve for our clients, their privacy is our first priority. For this reason, Baron & Budd does not reveal the names of our clients in tandem with verdict or settlement information. $312.8 Million Baron & Budd represented the City of Santa Monica in a settlement with more than a dozen oil companies accused of polluting Santa Monica's drinking water with a gasoline additive called methyl tertiary-butyl ether (MTBE). MTBE can cause a turpentine-like smell and taste in water, making MTBE-contaminated water undrinkable."

Homeowner Sues After Finding New Home Soaked In Urine
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"Auto Careers Dating House and Home Real Estate Family Legal Center Home News Weather Sports Health Money Technology Entertainment WPTZ WNNE Shopping Yellow Pages Education Weddings Travel Food Forums HOME | Irresistible Headlines Email This Story Print This Story Homeowner Sues After Finding New Home Soaked In Urine Workers Accused Of Urinating Inside House UPDATED: 2:44 pm EST March 31, 2005 CLERMONT COUNTY, Ohio -- Homeowners shelled out thousands of dollars for a new house only to find parts of the home soaked in urine by construction workers, WLWT-TV in Cincinnati reported."

Carthage Press: News Index
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"A's Sign Harden to $9 Million Contract By JANIE McCAULEY OAKLAND, Calif. - The Oakland Athletics signed right-hander Rich Harden to a $9 million, four-year contract Saturday, a deal that includes a club option for 2009. Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1 million signing bonus. "It's a little weird," said Harden, who planned to take his sister, Kristen, out for a nice dinner Saturday night. "I'm definitely excited." He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary."

A's Harden gets 4-year, $9M extension
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"OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -- The Oakland Athletics signed right-hander Rich Harden to a four-year, $9 million contract extension Saturday, a deal that includes a club option for 2009. Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1 million signing bonus. "It's a little weird," said Harden, who planned to take his sister, Kristen, out for a nice dinner Saturday night. "I'm definitely excited." He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary."

A's sign Canadian hurler Rich Harden to four-year, $9 million US contract extension
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"Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1-million signing bonus. "It's a little weird," said the Victoria native, who planned to take his sister, Kristen, out for a nice dinner Saturday night. "I'm definitely excited." He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary. He will make $1 million in 2006, $2 million in 2007 and $4.5 million in 2008. The club option is for $7 million and does not include a buyout. The deal also includes escalators based on innings pitched."

Hundreds Of Workers Go On Strike
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"News In Pictures Automotive Dating Travel House & Home Legal Center Shopping Entertainment Weekend Home News Weather Sports Healthy Living Learning Matters 8 On Your Side WGAL 8 Advertiser's Index Yellow Pages Family Education Careers Weddings Real Estate Food Money Tech Connect With Kids Email This Story Print This Story Hundreds Of Workers Go On Strike POSTED: 12:31 pm EST April 1, 2005 UPDATED: 3:44 pm EST April 1, 2005 About 400 employees of Overhead Door in Lewistown are on strike. The contract between the union and the company expired at midnight and the workers went out on strike Friday morning."

Man Complains Of Sewage Running Over Property Into Creek
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"News In Pictures Automotive Dating Travel House & Home Legal Center Shopping Entertainment Weekend Home News Weather Sports Healthy Living Learning Matters 8 On Your Side WGAL 8 Advertiser's Index Yellow Pages Family Education Careers Weddings Real Estate Food Money Tech Connect With Kids HOME | News Email This Story Print This Story Man Complains Of Sewage Running Over Property Into Creek POSTED: 5:06 pm EST April 1, 2005 NORTH ANNVILLE TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A Lebanon County man said sewage is being allowed to drain into the Swatara Creek."

Lebanon County Teen Dies In Crash
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"News In Pictures Automotive Dating Travel House & Home Legal Center Shopping Entertainment Weekend Home News Weather Sports Healthy Living Learning Matters 8 On Your Side WGAL 8 Advertiser's Index Yellow Pages Family Education Careers Weddings Real Estate Food Money Tech Connect With Kids HOME | News Email This Story Print This Story Lebanon County Teen Dies In Crash POSTED: 4:58 pm EST April 1, 2005 UPDATED: 5:23 pm EST April 1, 2005 A Lebanon County teen was killed in an accident Friday morning. Police said Daniel Behney, 17, hit a utility pole on East King Street in South Lebanon Township."

Fortune Cookie Holds Winning Powerball Numbers
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"News In Pictures Automotive Dating Travel House & Home Legal Center Shopping Entertainment Weekend Home News Weather Sports Healthy Living Learning Matters 8 On Your Side WGAL 8 Advertiser's Index Yellow Pages Family Education Careers Weddings Real Estate Food Money Tech Connect With Kids HOME | Irresistible Headlines Email This Story Print This Story Fortune Cookie Holds Winning Powerball Numbers POSTED: 7:22 am EST April 1, 2005 DES MOINES, Iowa -- A fortune cookie apparently came through big time for over 100 people in the Powerball Lottery. POWERBALL Random Number Generator Your Odds Of Winning More Likely To.?"

Daily Herald News Story
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"A's Sign Harden to Contract Extension By JANIE McCAULEY OAKLAND, Calif. - The Oakland Athletics signed right-hander Rich Harden to a $9 million, four-year contract extension Saturday, a deal that includes a club option for 2009. Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1 million signing bonus. He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary. He will make $1 million in 2006, $2 million in 2007 and $4.5 million in 2008. The club option is for $7 million and does not include a buyout."

Roanoke Daily Herald
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"OAKLAND, Calif. - The Oakland Athletics signed right-hander Rich Harden to a $9 million, four-year contract extension Saturday, a deal that includes a club option for 2009. Harden, promoted to the No. 2 spot in the rotation after the December departures of Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, receives a $1 million signing bonus. He will make $500,000 this season, a hefty increase from his original contract for 2005, which called for a $336,500 salary. He will make $1 million in 2006, $2 million in 2007 and $4.5 million in 2008. The club option is for $7 million and does not include a buyout."

Jerusalem Post | Breaking News from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish World
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"JPost Sites: JPost Store JPost Food JPost Travel JPost Dating JPost Trivia The Jerusalem Report Sections: Headlines Israel Middle East International Business Features Magazine Opinion Living JPost Franais Sports Books Travel & Tourism Real Estate Sci-Tech Jewish World In Jerusalem Interactive Map Maps of Israel Looking Back Cartoons America's Voices Special Reports Services: Print Edition JPost CD-Rom Subscriptions Print Classifieds Online Classifieds Print Services JPost Advertisers Israel Programs JPost Charities Readers' Letters Careers Car Donations Information: About Us Feedback Media Kit Sales Staff E-mails Privacy Statem"

Connecticut Careers - Job Search - 03/26/2005 - Don't miss this valuable learning experience: the New Haven Register's 2005 Education Fair
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"The district has available positions in almost all areas-including math, science and foreign languages. "We hired 100 new teachers for the first day of school last year," says Lobo-Wadley. "And with so many teachers preparing for retirement, we may do the same this year." With student achievement as the central focus, the district will support continual improvement of teachers, offering the tools and support needed for quality teaching. New Haven Public Schools, which is in the middle of a $1.15 billion renovation program (by 2011, all of New Haven's schools will be renovated), has already enjoyed many successes."

BostonHerald.com - Business: Housing needs challenge colleges: High prices, supply are major issues
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"Local colleges are stepping up efforts to help faculty and staff find affordable housing to offset the red-hot real estate market here. In recent years, area colleges, often under pressure from local cities and towns, have been building student dorms at a fast clip to help ease the housing crunch in neighborhoods. But colleges are also scrambling to find apartments, condos and homes for new faculty members, many of them recruited to Boston but hesitant to make the jump due to sky-high home prices. Boston College said it's one university mulling new construction."

Housing needs challenge colleges: High prices, supply are major issues
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"Housing needs challenge colleges: High prices, supply are major issues By Jay Fitzgerald Friday, April 1, 2005 Local colleges are stepping up efforts to help faculty and staff find affordable housing to offset the red-hot real estate market here. In recent years, area colleges, often under pressure from local cities and towns, have been building student dorms at a fast clip to help ease the housing crunch in neighborhoods. But colleges are also scrambling to find apartments, condos and homes for new faculty members, many of them recruited to Boston but hesitant to make the jump due to sky-high home prices."

That Time of Our Lives
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"… we are no longer simply the children of our parents …