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Daniel Libeskind has already secured what has been called "the commission of the century." He has the plans, the contracts to carry them out and the backing of important patrons, from Gov. George E. Pataki on down.
And now, Mr. Libeskind has one more thing that could help him make his vision for the World Trade Center site a reality: an architect's license.
Last week, Mr. Libeskind passed the national architecture licensing exam, one of the requirements for being a registered, licensed architect in New York State. As a result, he can legally prepare blueprints for and oversee construction of anything from a kitchen renovation to a 1,776-foot tower.
"I'm a New Yorker, and I'm a New York architect," he said in an interview yesterday. "I started my architectural education here at Cooper Union, and now I've come full circle. That was very important, that I do everything possible to be properly accredited by all the authorities."
Though it might seem odd that the winner of the design competition for the site was not a licensed architect, people in the profession say it is fairly common for high-profile architects to be unlicensed.
"The world's great buildings are done by great designers, not by people with licenses," said Alexander Garvin, who was the vice president for planning, design and development at the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation during the design competition. An adjunct professor at the Yale School of Architecture, Mr. Garvin is not licensed.
Neither was Minoru Yamasaki, who designed the original World Trade Center, including the twin towers. Mr. Yamasaki employed the architecture firm of Emery Roth & Sons to produce the development's detailed construction drawings.
The defenders of the licensing requirement include the authorities at the American Institute of Architects and the New York State Department of Education, which licenses more than 14,000 architects as well as doctors, nurses, acupuncturists and shorthand reporters.
Mr. Libeskind qualified for his license based on his design and building experience overseas, where he holds several professional licenses. For his New York examination, he was required to present and discuss drawings and related materials for three completed buildings that he designed. He chose the Jewish Museum in Berlin; the Imperial War Museum in Manchester, England, and the Felix Nussbaum Museum in Osnabrück, Germany.
"What I brought to the exam were technical materials," he said. "They were not just pretty pictures of buildings. At our studio, we've done all the working drawings for our buildings ourselves. I'm a great believer in not farming out those responsibilities to another office."


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Frequently, horror movies send some useful idiots to a remote location, and then hack them up victim by victim. But what might happen if one of the potential corpses had some self-defense savvy?
Nothing especially surprising, as "You're Next" demonstrates. But the latest genre exercise from slasher-flick prodigy Adam Wingard ("A Horrible Way to Die") is at times bloodily entertaining. And if the central plot twist isn't all that clever, at least the movie offers some motivation for its mayhem.
That's not apparent at first. In the prologue, two residents of a vacation home are butchered for no apparent reason by black-suited berserkers who wear animal masks. Wingard and scripter Simon Barrett redeem this sequence with a sly joke: Just before she's killed, one of the victims puts the Dwight Twilley Band's "Looking for the Magic" on repeat. It plays for the rest of the movie, although not always within earshot. (Nice way to keep the music budget down.)
The major bloodbath takes place just up the road at another vacation home, a fake-Tudor mansion owned by a couple whose wealth comes from, heh heh, defense contracting. Paul and Aubrey (Rob Moran and Barbara Crampton) have invited their four adult children (and their significant others) for a 35th anniversary celebration. The weapons mogul didn't think to bring drones, rocket-propelled grenades or even a starter pistol with him.
The three sons and their partners are college professor Crispian (A.J. Bowen) and the teaching assistant he has promoted to girlfriend status, Erin (Sharni Vinson); smugly successful Drake (Joe Swanberg) and vapid Kelly (Margaret Laney); and jumpy Felix (Nicholas Tucci) and goth-girl Zee (Wendy Glenn). The couple's daughter, Aimee (Amy Seimetz), arrives with underground documentary maker Tariq (Ti West, who in real life makes, of course, horror flicks).
Most of these characters are disagreeable, so the prospect of their imminent demise isn't too upsetting. The movie doesn't dawdle in revealing the houseguest who's going to put up a fight. It waits awhile longer before identifying the characters who are not merely obnoxious, but altogether monstrous.
That wait means enduring too many shock cuts and gory assaults, as well as a surfeit of creaks, squeals and droning bass notes. Also tiresome are repeated scenes in which the characters discuss what strategy is most likely to prolong their existences — and then promptly do the opposite.
Once the predators become prey, however, "You're Next" becomes livelier. Also funnier, although the jokes tend toward the ghastly. Still, it's a nice switch to see a one-by-one murder spree in which an inexorable killer is fighting to save rather than end lives. Even if that effort is not particularly successful.
Jenkins is a freelance writer.
R. At area theaters. Contains graphic violence, profanity, partial nudity and sexual situations. 94 minutes.


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2020 Calendar
- Admission subject launch: February 7, 2020
- Online application deadline: March 20, 2020 (3pm)
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- Written tests: 16 May 2020 (9am-5pm) online (or at the Cnam-Enjmin, Angoulême)
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- If you don't have a bachelor's degree, you can apply for the Validation of Professional Acquired Skills (VAP)
- If your degree is not recognized, you can apply for a Graduate Studies Validation (VES)
Supporting documents
|Student status in 2019-2020
|European Union Diploma
|Diploma outside the European Union
|Certificate of schooling mentioning the title of the diploma and its level of training (3 years of higher education)
|French Diploma
If other diploma or certificate: certificate of recognition of level (3 years higher education) by the institution that issued the training course.
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|Certificate of recognition of the diploma obtained, equivalent to level II, to be requested from ENIC-NARIC: http://www.enic-naric.net/
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Topic for 2020 Recruitment: Online February 7, 2020
The candidate has complete freedom of interpretation of the subject as long as the relationship to the work is explicit.
Complete specifications : : the file "Dossier créatif 2020" will be online on February 7, 2020 / For information, here is the dossier créatif 2019
Deposit must be made online
You will receive an acknowledgement of receipt by e-mail to confirm that we have received your application and that it is admissible as soon as all the files have been studied.
If we need further information, we will contact you directly by email.
Your application will then be examined by a jury of teachers.
Administrative file
- An information sheet will have to be completed online
- You must then send to Cnam-Enjmin (138 rue de Bordeaux - 16000 Angoulême - FRANCE), by 20 March 2020 at the latest (postmark as proof), a cheque for 85€ made out to AG Cnam Nouvelle-Aquitaine, noting on the back your first name, surname, candidate number and the code MR130.
WARNING: If you wish to apply for 2 courses, you must put together 2 creative files and provide a cheque for 170€.
If your application is successful
The list of eligible candidates for the written tests that take place online (in case it is not possible to take the tests online, we will organise a session in our premises) on 16 May 2020 (9am-5pm) will be posted on our website on 30 April 2020 (3pm).
The tests are:
- Analysis of linear or interactive audiovisual works
- English test
- Technical test according to the chosen courses
Note to candidates residing outside metropolitan France: the exams will take place in a single session from 9am to 5pm (UTC/GMT +1 hour).
If you pass the written tests
The list of oral admissions will also be put online on 12 June 2020 (3pm).
You will be invited by email for an oral interview (15 to 30 minutes) which will take place in Angoulême between the 1st and 3rd July 2020.
If your oral interview is conclusive
The list of candidates admitted to the master will be put online on July 6, 2020 (3pm) and you will receive a confirmation by email afterwards.
Once this email has been received, we will send you your application form mid-July 2020.
Note to Foreign Applicants
For foreign candidates (outside the European Union, Andorra or Switzerland), you should contact Campus France for more information.
Be careful, do not confuse the registration to Campus France and the registration to the training course.
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• Have been admitted to Campus France
• Have followed all the steps of the admission procedure
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LONDON (AFP) – Arsenal's hopes of ending their eight-year trophy drought suffered a huge setback after they were dumped out of the FA Cup at home to second-tier Blackburn Rovers on Saturday.
Colin Kazim-Richards scored the only goal in Rovers's 1-0 victory when he followed up in the 72nd minute, with a strike that went in off the post, after Gunners goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny failed to hold Martin Olsson's shot.
Arsenal, who haven't won a major piece of silverware since lifting the FA Cup in 2005, must now raise their spirits for a last 16 Champions League first leg tie on Tuesday at home to German giants Bayern Munich.
But this defeat can only add to the pressure on long-serving Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, whose side are a massive 21 points behind Manchester United in the Premier League.
The Frenchman, who had never seen Arsenal lose to lower league opposition in the FA Cup since taking charge in 1996, said: "I couldn't see how we could lose the game because we had a lot of the ball and they had one shot on goal.
"But they defended well and it's the kind of game you can lose if you make a mistake at the back like we did.
"We don't need to think too much about the eight season (trophy drought), the players who played today didn't play eight seasons ago and we must focus on the next game."
Blackburn defender Scott Dann said: "It's obviously a great achievement to get the win. We knew we had to dig in and cut down the space we gave them. We did that very well."
Everton, the other Premier League side in FA Cup action on Saturday, were held to a 2-2 draw by giantkillers Oldham after the third-tier side grabbed a dramatic equaliser in the fourth minute of stoppage time.Arsene Wenger: misery deepens
Oldham knocked out Everton's near neighbours Liverpool in the last round and threatened a repeat when Jordan Obita, on loan from Reading, gave them a 13th minute lead after turning in a cross-shot from Lee Croft.
However, Nigeria striker Victor Anichebe drew the Toffees level 11 minutes later when, from a flick-on by Nikica Jelavic, he hammered the ball home.
England centre-back Phil Jagielka then put Everton in front three minutes after half-time when he nodded in an excellent corner from Kevin Mirallas.
Oldham, propping up League One, though sent everyone forward including their own goalkeeper for a last-ditch corner and Matt Smith, who scored twice against Liverpool, rose highest to head in and spark jubilant scenes at Boundary Park.
Millwall won 3-0 away to non-league Luton Town, who had already ended Premier League Norwich's FA Cup involvement this season.
Goals from James Henry, Rob Hulse and Dany N'Guessan saw south London club Millwall into the last eight for the first time since they went all the way to the 2004 final only to lose Manchester United.
Barnsley won 3-1 away to third-tier Milton Keynes Dons.
Chris Dagnall opened the scoring in the third minute before sealing victory with his second goal just seconds before the final whistle after Marlon Harewood had doubled the Yorkshire club's lead in the 19th minute.
Dean Bowditch pulled a goal back for the hosts just after the hour mark.
Sunday sees faltering FA Cup holders Chelsea taking on fellow west Londoners Brentford in a fourth round replay at Stamford Bridge after only a late equaliser by Fernando Torres prevented a mammoth Cup shock at Griffin Park.
Struggling Premier League champions Manchester City are at home to a Leeds team who ended Tottenham Hotspur's FA Cup hopes in the fourth round, while top-flight Wigan travel to Championship side Huddersfield.
Manchester United, looking to win the FA Cup for the first time in nine years, face Reading in an all-Premier League tie at Old Trafford on Monday.


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Need help creating your Personalized Wine label? Read our How-To Guide or review the FAQs below.
What size (dimension) does my image need to be?
The Personalized Wine Label Creator interface will allow you to resize the image while preserving the aspect ratio. You will also be able to re-position the image to best fit the printable area of each template.
What are the design and sizing requirements needed to create my label?
Please leave at least a 1/4 inch margin between the edge of the canvas and any text or imagery critical to the overall design of your label. Text or imagery outside of this safe zone may be cut off due to the label creation and printing process.
When designing your Personalized Wine label, take care to keep any text or images that must appear on your label at least one-quarter inch away from the edge of the label design area. To illustrate this safe zone, please see the illustration below. (Please note – the size of the image below is not accurate to the dimensions of the actual printed label and is meant for illustration purposes only.) Any text or images in the green area will print fully on your label. Any elements that cross into the red border will likely be cut off and not appear on your label.
To create a label that is full-bleed (meaning the label colors or imagery go to the edge of the label) make sure that the imagery you want to fill the entire label is stretched to cover the entire label design area.
What type of files do I need to create my own labels?
If you are including your own image on your wine label, you can upload either .jpg or .png file types; However, .jpg is the preferred format. The higher the pixels per inch, the better the resolution. It is recommended you do not use a file smaller than 500KB. The maximum up-loadable size is 5MB. For the best label results images MUST have an RGB color profile (by default, most images do). If not, the images must be converted to RGB. If you are unable to convert the image yourself, you can have it done for you by WineShop At Home and will be charged the $25 Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee.
How do Stickers work?
In addition to the image gallery, you can use stickers to add a creative touch to your label. They are typically specific to an occasion or season and can be resized and layered onto your label or background. If you wish to upload your own sticker, it must be in a .png or .svg format with a transparent background.
What if my image is not showing well on the label?
You may need a higher quality image at a larger file size. You may upload an image as many times as you like. It is recommended you do not use a file smaller than 500KB. The maximum up-loadable size is 5MB. It is recommended that you "overlap" a small amount of your image on all edges of the label canvas to ensure that the entire area is filled. However, any overlaping content will not print on the finished label.
What is included in the $25 Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee?
WineShop At Home's "Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee" may include the following: the cropping and optimization of provided images, the overlaying of text or creating a separate image of up to three provided images. WineShop At Home can only help with images that have the correct resolution, size and quality. The setup fee does not include the following: the actual editing or retouching of images, or providing images other than what is available in the stock image library. You will be allowed up to three proofs (three revisions or three rounds of proofing) per $25 setup fee.
Can I order labels only or do I need to purchase the wine?
WineShop At Home is careful to offer only premium quality wines; therefore, our personalized label service is only available when ordering our exclusive selection of Talmage Cellars wines, either by the Half-Case, Case or individual gifts. Customers must first select their product of choice before creating and approving their personalized labels.
I created my label but want to edit it before checking out. Can I do this?
Yes, you can still edit your label in the shopping cart by clicking the "Personalize Label" button.
What color is the wine label?
WineShop At Home uses a high quality natural white paper. The images are printed all the way to the defined edges of the label, or as shown and approved in the label preview.
How long will it take to receive my Personalized Wine?
Once your order is placed through our automated system, typically your wine will be ready to ship within 2-5 business days. If you choose to have WineShop At Home assist with the creation of your label, the wine will typically ship within 10 business days of final approval of your label. Actual shipping times after they have departed from our distribution center will vary depending on distance and shipping service selected. You may choose ground or express shipping.
I am having difficulty using the system. What should I do?
Please contact the WineShop At Home Customer Care department at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 1-800-946-3746 and they will be happy to assist you.
Can I save a label and reorder wine with the same label at a later date?
Not at this time. A new label must be created each time a Personalized Wine order is placed.
Can I have WineShop At Home create my label for me rather than do it myself online?
Yes, you can submit a request for Personalized Wine by forwarding your image/artwork through your Independent WineShop At Home Consultant or by contacting our Customer Care department at firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-946-3746. It may take up to 10 business days for the production and approval of labels not created and approved through the Personalized Wine Label Creator interface. Additional fees may apply, please see the above "Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee" policy for more information.
What if I am not happy with my labels when I receive them?
If there is an error with your order that is the fault of WineShop At Home, or your product has arrived damaged, please contact us as soon as possible and we will replace any damaged portion that is the error of WineShop At Home, excluding shipping charges. Please do not return orders without contacting Customer Care first. Please note that image quality, typographical errors, font type and color selection is the responsibility of the customer once the label has been approved and not WineShop At Home. Please see WineShop At Home's shipping and return policy for more information. Please see WineShop At Home's shipping and return policy for more information.
Can I have more than one label design on an item containing more than a bottle of wine?
You may create a personalized label on each product ordered, but not each individual bottle within that product. For example, when ordering Personalized Wine by the Case, one personalized label will apply to the entire Case (12 bottles per Case). If ordering more than one Case, you can personalize a label for each Case ordered. If ordering gifts, you may create one label per gift set.
If I don't have artwork, can you create it for me?
WineShop At Home does not provide artwork but does offer stock image choices if you do not have existing artwork. If you need assistance with uploading or editing your existing artwork, we can assist you for a nominal fee of $25. Please see the above "Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee" for more information.
Can I make changes to my label, order information or cancel my order after I place my order online?
In the event that you need to change or cancel your order, we will do our best to help you make the changes. Please see the above "Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee" policy for more information. If your order is already in production, and you wish to edit or modify your labels, you will be charged a $25 "Label Reprint Fee." If your order is already in production, and you cancel your order, you are responsible for all costs incurred up to the time of cancellation, including but not limited to any and all restocking fees, label printing, shipping, and the finished product. We will make every effort to stop production in a manner which would save you as much expense as possible. We will notify you of any charges that will be incurred in these cases.
I purchased Personalized Wine in the past and my label was printed on a different type of paper with a gold foil border. Can I use this paper type for a new Personalized Wine order?
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Can I create my label using a mobile device (iPad, iPhone, Android phone, tablet, etc.)?
For the best results, we recommend using a desktop computer, laptop or a larger monitor. While the Personalized Wine Label Creator interface will open on a mobile device, it can be difficult to use some of the tools within the editor suite (resize/reposition etc.). If a desktop computer is not available to you, please contact IWCCare for help with your label submission (Personalized Wine Artwork Setup Fee may apply).
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Category: poetry
Poem – Hearth and Home
I have always loved the poetry of Yates, Henley, and others. Lately I've been taking notes (mostly in my head) of the poems I read and what I want to express.
It's funny, actually watching the movie "Moana" with my children (as well as reading the Viking sagas) has nurtured this flame of desire to write poetry.
"Hearth and Home" is about my dedication to protecting my family. So simple, yet in this day in age seems so foreign, even counter-cultural based on what I've been seeing in the media.
Whilst my family slumbers
I lay resting but ready
The clock glaring with red numbers
My breathing and heart steady.
Whilst my children play on our street
I stand calm but alert
Though most are kind that we meet
I am prepared to protect my offspring from hurt.
Let the evils of the world swarm
Wherever we may roam
I will be the righteous storm
Defending hearth and home.


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I have learned after 6 years of being married that my hubby really is simple. FOOD. I can never go wrong there. So after last years gift was a major hit, I decided to turn up the heat this year and turned his favorite snacks


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- my karachi 2010
About Karachi
Karachi is the largest city, seaport and the financial capital of Pakistan and the capital of the province of Sindh. It is the ninth largest city of the world in terms of metropolitan population,[4] and is Pakistan's premier centre of banking, industry, and trade. Karachi is also the home of Pakistan's largest corporations that are involved in textiles, shipping, automotive industry, entertainment, arts, fashion, advertising, publishing, software development and medical research. It also serves as a major hub of higher education in South Asia, and the wider Islamic World.
Karachi enjoys its prominent position due to its geographical location on a bay, making it the financial capital of the country. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the world. It was the original capital of Pakistan until the construction of Islamabad, and is the location of the Port of Karachi, Port Bin Qasim, one of the region's largest and busiest ports. The city's population has increased dramatically after the Partition of British India forced hundreds of thousands of refugees from India to settle in the city. Since independence from Britain in 1947, the city's vibrant economy has attracted migrants from all over Pakistan, surrounding countries such as Iran, Tajikistan, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, China, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and further beyond. Despite a history of political turmoil, the city continues to attract those seeking prosperity and has shown consistent growth.
Karachi city is spread over 3,530 km² (1,363 sq mi) in area. It is locally known as the "City of Lights" for its liveliness, and the "City of the Quaid", having been the birth and burial place of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan, who also made the city his home after Pakistan's independence
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After weeks of teasing and a slow drip of character reveals, Double Fine and Sega have finally revealed more details about the Ron Gilbert-designed The Cave, an action-adventure/puzzle game that is being described as a mix between games like Gilbert's Maniac Mansion and Metroid/Castlevania-style exploration.
Players will choose three of seven potential characters, each of which is searching for something a bit allegorical in the titular cave. They can either switch between them in single-player mode or explore with up to two other local cohorts. While The Cave's protagonists will all be silent, the cave itself ends up being one of the most defined characters in the game, narrating the action and opining on philosophical topics throughout.
The Cave has the run-and-jump controls of a platform game, but the focus is on adventure-style puzzles that require teamwork and sometimes ridiculous logic to solve. To give you an idea of the adventure-game logic involved, one puzzle described in early previews reportedly involved fixing a hot dog vending machine with water, then using the meat tube and a bell to lure a dragon into a knight's path.
This is Gilbert's first game since the 2010 downloadable action-RPG DeathSpank (and its sequel), a game Ars recommended for Gilbert's trademark humor and vibrant art style. The Cave is set to hit PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 simultaneously in early 2013.


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Noby Noby Boy's Latest Achievement Comes From Reaching Uranus
Keita Takahashi's Noby Noby Boy was weird. The 2009 PS3 release from the creator of Katamari Damacy involved an elastic
quadroped quadruped character that players could floppily stretch along the game's environment. All the elongation of the game's players gets aggregated to help Girl, Boy's counterpart go further into Noby Noby Boy's simulated-to-scale virtual universe.
Its execution made NNB feel like more of a digital toy than a console game and it eventually wound up on iOS in 2010. Somewhere out there, people are still continuing to stretch their various Boys. We know this because Girl just recently reached the planet of Uranus.
How impressive is that achievement? At its closest, Uranus is 2,570,000,000 km (1,596,923,964 miles for you Americans) from Earth. It'd take modern spacecraft more than five years to reach the celestial body. But, the collective players of Noby Noby Boy did it in less than
two three years. Who needs NASA, right? Next up is Neptune, which is 4,400,000,000 km (2,734,033,245 mi.) away from Earth. Happy boy-stretching, Noby players!


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Date: 25.10. - 27.10.2012
Venue: ZAS, Schützenstr. 18, 10117 Berlin
Organization: Manfred Krifka, Rainer Ludwig, Alexander Grosu, Mathias Schenner
Internally headed relative constructions pose a challenge for any theory of the syntax/semantics interface, as the internal head's overt position is inside the relative clause, whereas semantically it combines with material outside the relative clause. There are two major strategies to deal with such cases: One is to enrich the syntactic component of the grammar (e.g. by assuming a separate level of syntactic representation, typically called "Logical Form", as the input to semantic interpretation). The other is to enrich the semantic component to make it deliver correct interpretations for surface syntactic structures (e.g. by assuming type-shifting operations on
meanings). The ultimate goal of our research is to compare the two kinds of approaches with respect to the ease and accuracy with which they can be employed for describing and explaining the various IHRC data. A necessary first step is, however, to deepen our understanding of the phenomenon itself.
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It did not take much for the cricket pundits to spot a genius in Sachin Tendulkar after he made his international debut in a Test match in Karachi Nov 15, 1989.
He was 16 then. More than two decades later, he has gone on to become one of the greatest batsman the world will ever see.
Twenty-three years, one month, and eight days from his debut, the five-feet-five-inch cricketing genius has called time on a glittering one-day career. With 18,426 runs from 463 matches at an average of 44.83, Tendulkar has most batting records under his belt in the 50-over format as also in Tests.
He holds the record for the maximum number of appearances and is the highest run-getter and century-maker in both versions. He has turned out in six World Cups at a stretch, playing a key role in winning the title in 2011 and finishing runners-up in 2003.
The 'Liitle Master', as he is often called, is the only man to hit 100 centuries - 51 in Tests and 49 in ODIs - and also the first man to score a double-century in the 50-over format.
However, it was not all smooth sailing for the champion batsman in his initial ODIs. It took him all of five years and 78 matches to score his maiden hundred.
But experts never lost faith in him. Another Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar commented that once he gets his first one, there will be no stopping him. Finally the big day came Sep 9, 1994, when Tendulkar struck a blazing 110 against Australia in Colombo.
The jinx broken, Tendulkar celebrated with two more three-figure knocks in the next two months. From then on, there was no looking back.
The memories of Tendulkar tearing into one of the greatest spinners of all-time, Shane Warne, at Sharjah, will forever be etched in the minds of cricket fans. In that tournament, he hit two back-to-back centuries (143; 134) against Australia -- the first helped India qualify for the final based on a better Net Run Rate and the second, in the finals -- which was played on Tendulkar's 25th birthday, helped India beat Australia to win the title.
After the tournament, Warne claimed that he had "nightmares" at the thought of bowling to Tendulkar after being dominated by him.
An abiding image of Tendulkar would be the hundred he scored in the 1999 World Cup match at Bristol. Ramesh Tendulkar, a novelist and professor, who had deeply inculcated in his son the virtues of modesty and humility, died when India were in the midst of the Cup campaign.
Tendulkar flew home to attend his father's last rites, and returned to the tournament, beating the Kenyan bowlers to pulp scoring 140 off 101 balls, and dedicated his innings to his father. On completing the hundred, Tendulkar looked at the sky, praying for his father, and has done likewise after reaching every milestone of his glittering career since then.
With the left-handed Sourav Ganguly, Tendulkar formed the greatest opening partnership in limited overs cricket, and the pair holds the world record for the most number of runs - 6609 in 136 matches that includes 21 century and 23 half-century stands. In 40 other matches, batting together but not as openers, the duo partnered another 1668 runs, taking their total aggregate partnership to 8277.
"These were the moments of my career I always cherish. My batting with Sachin in one-day internationals at the top was a huge learning experience," Ganguly once said.
But the greatest adulation for the Mumbaikar came from the legendary Don Bradman - considered the greatest batsman of all times. Sir Don once asked his wife to take a look at the Indian as he felt Tendulkar played like him.
It was Tendulkar's technique, compactness, and shot production that endeared him most to the Aussie, according to Roland Perry, who authored the book 'Don's Best'.
But in a revelation that even the 'god of cricket' has his human frailties, it took Tendulkar 370 days to get over an agonising century-less period after the 99th international hundred he got March 12, 2011 facing South Africa in Nagpur during the World Cup.
In recognition for the laurels he brought to the country, Tendulkar was nominated to the Rajya Sabha as an eminent personality by then president Pratibha Patil in April this year - the first sports personality to get the honour.
Mentored in his early cricketing days by his elder brother Ajit, Sachin later honed his skills under celebrated coach Ramakant Achrekar.
Tendulkar's talent stood out since his school days, and partnered by his friend Vinod Kambli the duo made the cricketing circles sit up and take notice after an unbroken 664-run stand in a Lord Harris Shield international school game in 1988.
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Perform a variety of security-related duties, depending on the posts to which they are assigned. Security guards shall answer questions and provide directions to visitors and building tenants. Typical duties include processing visitors by verifying identification, enforce property rules and regulations, contact agency sponsors or escorts, fabricating and issuing visitor passes, entering and maintaining data on visitor logs or automated visitor data base programs, detect and report criminal acts, and ensuring visitors are presented for appropriate personnel and package screening. Additional duties include prevent, discover, delay, and/or detain persons attempting to gain unauthorized access to property and/or personnel at the facility being protected.
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Cambridge SoundWorks Radio 820HD
Editors' Note: The rating on this review has been lowered from due to changes in the competitive marketplace.
It's taken a few years, but HD Radio is finally starting to take off. More than 1,200 stations in the U.S. now broadcast digital HD Radio streams, and the number of HD-compatible radios capable of receiving those digital broadcasts is slowly starting to expand. One of the latest HD Radio options for the home is the $179 Cambridge SoundWorks 820HD. As with similarly equipped units, the 820HD can receive those digital broadcasts, which offer the promise of better sound quality, no static, and digital-only stations that aren't available on analog-only radios.
Unlike the 735i and 745i--which are just refreshed versions of older Cambridge models--the 820HD has an all-new chassis, a slick one at that. Available in onyx (black) or arctic white, the 820HD's gently rounded body measures out at 4.5x13.25x7.5 inches, and the 8.2-pound weight hints at the radio's solid build quality. Two stereo speakers flank the center-mounted screen and controls. We knocked the myriad buttons on the 735i/745i models, and Cambridge seems to have listened.
The bulk of interaction with the 820HD can be achieved with just two knobs--they're primarily for tuning and volume, but an adjoining jog button on the latter knob toggles it between two sets of customization functions, including bass and treble levels, loudness control, screen contrast, and snooze length. The remaining few buttons cover the everyday functionality of switching bands, seeking stations up and down the dial, and activating the two alarms. Even if you're not a major gadget-head, it's a safe bet that you'll be able to hit all the main operation points--tuning stations, setting favorites, setting the alarm--without ever having to consult the manual (that shouldn't be a distinguishing feature in a radio, but given some needlessly complex products we've seen, it's worth mentioning). A 27-button, credit card-style remote is also available for controlling the radio from afar.
The 3-inch-diagonal backlit LCD screen gives plenty of feedback for the various controls and settings, and it automatically adjusts its brightness depending on the ambient light in the room, so it's bright enough to see in the day but won't blind you at night. In addition to the basics such as the station frequency, the time, the date, and the alarm indicators, the screen offers additional data when tuned to digital HD Radio stations, including signal strength, song and artist info, and station and program listings (such as the DJ's name).
In addition to receiving analog and digital ("HD") AM and FM broadcasts, the Cambridge SoundWorks 820HD can double as a speaker system for your iPod or other devices. Just attach a patch cord to one of the two minijack auxiliary line inputs on the Cambridge radio (there's one on the right side and one on the rear, but they're both feeding the same single line-in jack). In addition to the headphone jack, there's an optical digital output (on the rear) that you can use to pump audio to AV receivers that are so equipped. A 2.5mm, 12-volt power output for use with "special accessories" is also present on the rear panel. Sure enough, it worked perfectly when paired with the iPod dock that's included with the 735i.


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Niwot, CO Real Estate
The town of Niwot, located ten minutes from Boulder and five minutes from Longmont, is a friendly, quiet community in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Residents enjoy a charming village lifestyle that includes award-winning restaurants, shops, festivals, parades and events throughout the year.
Named for Chief Niwot, an Arapaho Indian leader, this small community was an important early railroad link to markets in Wyoming and Denver. The Niwot Historic District includes buildings constructed in the early 1900s and the oldest operating Grange in Colorado.
Niwot is home to the tree sculpture park in the heart of downtown. The sculpture park showcases the talent of Eddie Running Wolf and his homage to the Native American tribe that lived in this valley, from whom Niwot got their name.
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The town of Niwot is named for the leader of the Northern Arapahoe Indians who originally resided in the location where the town lies today. White settlers moved into the area in the mid-1800s, but it was the construction of the Colorado Central Railroad that allowed Niwot to grow. After the rail was laid, local farmers could transport produce and cattle to Denver, Boulder and Longmont. The town began with a small church, a one room schoolhouse and a cemetery. In the early 1900s, commercial buildings were constructed and the town began to print its own newspaper.
When the Diagonal Highway that connects Boulder to Longmont was constructed in the 1950s, many of Niwot's original buildings were moved or torn down. Since then, new subdivisions have been added, and the town has grown into a beautiful suburban setting with a small town feel.
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Universities Create Ed. Entrepreneur Programs
Efforts to promote an evolving area of study—entrepreneurship in education—are taking hold in graduate schools across the country, as universities craft programs and courses focused on cultivating school leaders and private-sector developers capable of bringing new ideas, and possibly new products and technologies, to schools.
University faculty members and administrators say the study of K-12 entrepreneurship and innovation has had a presence in the postsecondary world for years. But recently, interest in the subject has grown, and it has secured a much more clearly defined place in a number of colleges of education, business schools, and other academic departments.
A number of factors are driving the programs' increased prominence.
School leaders and policymakers have become increasingly focused on bringing new academic and financial models to school districts, which face pressure to raise test scores and control costs.
At the same time, higher education, business, and school leaders have become increasingly convinced that universities can do more to encourage the development of new technologies and ideas that can benefit schools, if entrepreneurs are given encouragement and sufficient knowledge of the primary and secondary school landscape.
That thinking is evident at institutions such as the University of Pennsylvania's graduate school of education, which has had a long-standing interest in promoting entrepreneurship in education and is seeking to expand those efforts.
The goal is to bring about "an absolute merger of researchers, the education community, investors, and entrepreneurs in a way that benefits schools," said Barbara Kurshan, a former private-sector entrepreneur who is now the executive director of academic innovation at the graduate school in Philadelphia. "If we don't figure out a way to help these groups speak to each other," she said, "we're not going to see any of the benefits reach the classroom."
The education school's work on education entrepreneurship is playing out on a number of fronts.
Since 2010, the school has staged a competition designed to spawn potential breakthrough ideas and products in the education market. It will award $120,000 in prizes this year. The competition is meant partly to expose winners to educators and researchers, as well as venture capitalists and others, school officials say.
Ms. Kurshan, who joined the school last year, also has been working on a project to encourage a more direct link between education research and entrepreneurship—so that academic scholars with sound research can have the support to take their ideas "to product or practice," she said, and so that entrepreneurs can understand how research can and should inform their work.
Innovation vs. Reality
The background Ms. Kurshan brings to the task includes work in higher education, and time spent as the executive director of an open-source education provider, a developer of children's software for Microsoft, and co-chief executive officer of an education investment fund.
The University of Pennsylvania's graduate school also offers a course for master's and Ph.D. students in education and social entrepreneurship, taught by Martin Ihrig, an adjunct assistant professor at the Wharton business school who is also serving as a senior fellow in the graduate school of education.
Most of the 20 or so students in the class have worked in schools and intend to return to them after earning their degrees, Mr. Ihrig said.
His course draws on texts such as those focused on the theory of entrepreneurship, "knowledge assets," and a third titled Marketbusters: 40 Strategic Moves That Drive Exceptional Business Growth.
Mr. Ihrig said the course addresses entrepreneurship in broad terms, focusing on the "charge to improve" and weighing the push for innovation while also considering the needs of students, parents, school board members, and others. He sees benefits both for educators and for business leaders and other innovators in understanding one another's needs.
"Where does innovation come from?" Mr. Ihrig said. "It's from cross-disciplinary integration."
A different effort is under way at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh: The university will launch a master's-degree program next fall in learning sciences and engineering. It will be designed to refine the skills and knowledge of students who plan to work in the education industry, including publishing, technology, curriculum development, and testing.
Students are likely to have backgrounds in computer science, design, and psychology, as well as education, said Carolyn Rosé, an associate professor in the university's institutes of language technologies and human-computer interaction. They will take classes in curriculum, instruction, e-learning, assessment, and software, with electives in data mining, intelligent tutoring, cognitive modeling, and other areas.
The program's designers want its students to gain the ability to apply science to the creation of products in technology, curriculum, and other areas that will help schools, and to work in other settings where learning takes place, from homes to museums, Ms. Rosé said.
It's a program "specifically designed to train people to go off into industry," Ms. Rosé said.
"You don't want science to not go anywhere," she added. The program "was conceived as a way of making sure our research had more of an impact in the world."
When efforts to bring innovation to K-12 schools fail, it's often because those with new ideas tend to treat schools as "market-style entities," and they have little understanding of the institutional and educational challenges in play, said Christopher Lubienski, an associate professor of education policy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
The focus tends to be on "management techniques" rather than on ideas that can drive academic improvement, said Mr. Lubienski, who has studied efforts to bring innovation to schools in the United States and internationally. Graduate schools would be wise to give students a realistic view of the challenges facing K-12 systems, he said.
Too often, Mr. Lubienski said, " 'innovation' becomes idolized for it's own sake, without a lot of thought put into what we want it to look like in schools."
'Very Intense Experience'
At Rice University in Houston, studies of education entrepreneurship have secured a place in a different department: the business school.
In 2008, school officials launched the Rice University Education Entrepreneurship Program, inspired in part by a desire to help local schools and to produce leaders for the city's burgeoning charter school sector, said Andrea Hodge, the executive director of the education entrepreneurship program.
Students in the program face assignments familiar to business school programs everywhere, Ms. Hodge said, though typically with an education-specific focus. "Our cases," she said, "tend to boil down to 'How does this work in a school?' "
A majority of those who enter the two-year Rice program are teachers or principals. They attend the school at night—usually while still working day jobs in schools—and graduate with a business master's degree with a certificate in education entrepreneurship.
"It's a very intense experience," Ms. Hodge said.
Student Incentives
But students have an incentive to stick it out. If the graduates continue to work in schools after finishing the program, the university reimburses 80 percent of the business school's total tuition and costs, which are more than $90,000 over two years. The school has produced 24 graduates with the entrepreneurship certificate so far.
One such graduate is Eric M. Schmidt, who entered the program in 2009 as a teacher and is now the school leader—essentially the principal—of a new middle school in Houston, KIPP Courage College Prep, part of the Knowledge Is Power Program's charter school network.
He said the program shaped his thinking in areas such as supporting teachers at his school, recruiting families and explaining the school's goals to them, and making sound purchasing decisions.
"I decided that if I was going to do a master's [program], I wanted it to be an experience that would differentiate me from other future school leaders," said Mr. Schmidt, who is 28. While the business program didn't offer a clear "template" for running a school, he said, it helped him decide "where do I start, and how do I want this place to look."
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Not much news here at the Cold House. Apart from the blizzard (which I refuse to call "Nemo") it's been a fairly average winter, weather-wise. I've settled into a routine of small fires in the eves, none in the morning, the usual. With the sun inching higher each day it has become worthwhile opening the blinds on the south side of the house in the morning and closing them at night. A couple times already the house has been a few degrees warmer when I get home from work than it was when I left– a sure sign that winter's grip has been broken. The downstairs overall-average temp since October has settled right around 52.0°F (11°C), and it's unlikely to budge much from there for the rest of the season.
One new activity I've been enjoying this winter is riding my bike on a trainer. I put it in the living room, where I can watch inspirational bike videos on the TV and crank up the music. At normal indoor temperatures I find riding a trainer unpleasant– I sweat buckets. But if I come home and the house is, say, 45F, that's perfect. Half an hour on the trainer and I feel pleasantly warmed up (more than half an hour, I actually have to aim a fan at myself to keep cool.) Plus, it heats up the room a little! Can't say it's a significant contribution, but the magnetic friction gizmo does get pretty warm. I'd guess an hour on the trainer is good for 0.5 kWh or so of heat to the house.


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ATTICA, Ohio – Attica Raceway Park will reward the top 10 drivers in each of its four weekly divisions at the traditional season-ending banquet scheduled for Friday, Nov. 12 at the banquet hall at the Attica Fairgrounds.
Tickets for the banquet – which includes a delicious catered dinner – are $25 each and can be purchased by contacting Rex LeJeune, Attica Raceway Park Director of Operations, at 419-680-5606. LeJeune will also have tickets available at the Racers Swap Meet at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Oct. 23. The deadline to purchase your tickets is Tuesday, Nov. 9 and no tickets will be sold at the door.
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The top 10 in points in the Computer Man Dirt Trucks were: 1. Brian Arnold; 2. Dwight Waltermeier; 3. Bob Dible; 4. Steve Endicott; 5. Alex Weichman; 6. Dan Hennig; 7. Paul Brown Jr. and Brian Sorg (tie); 9. Craig Holland; 10. Cory Ward. Rookie of the year was Jeff Wank.


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NEW YORK — Ticketing is the life force behind any professional team, yet very little training is offered for this trade. Major League Soccer, however, went about changing this.
Earlier this spring, MLS announced the launch of a ticket sales academy, the MLS National Sales Center, and carefully selected 10 applicants from across the country to relocate to Blaine, Minn., this summer for the inaugural class.
Among hand-picked was Zeeshan Hussain, a diehard soccer fanatic and accounting graduate from Central Connecticut State University, who applied for the program by submitting a traditional resume in addition to a required YouTube video.
"I wanted to learn from the best-of-the-best directly," Hussain told MLSsoccer.com. "I wanted to get focused training and a foot in the door."
Hussain, alongside the nine other students, spent every waking moment during their training together. Living accommodations were provided at the National Sports Center in Blaine and participants were provided a stipend to offset living costs.
According to Hussain, becoming co-workers and roommates bonds a group quickly.
"We were beyond a team, we became a family," he said. "We pushed each other in competitive but always supportive ways. It wouldn't be uncommon for us to listen to one another make a sales call or get together in our free time and share best practices."
One of the unique – and fun – aspects of the program is a partnership with the Brave New Workshop Theater, the longest running original sketch comedy and improvisational theater in the United States.
The students attended improv classes and theater owner, motivational speaker and author John Sweeney regularly contributed to their classes. The improv element provided a skill set that can't be learned in a classroom, helping students hone their speaking skills, learn to be creative, think fast and, most importantly, build confidence.
"Incorporating the improv element to class was a turning point for the group," said Hussain. "Things just started to click. It was such a unique challenge that just inspired everyone to take it to the next level."
The aspect of the improv partnership was the brainchild of Bryant Pfeiffer, MLS Vice President of Club Services, who is overseeing the NSC.
Originally from Minnesota, Pfeiffer spent 14 years in tickets sales with the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves before joining MLS. A veteran in the industry, Pfeiffer knew what skills to best develop and how to efficiently condition the class for success.
"We did some research and noticed that revenue generated per year for a sales representative after four or five years was significantly higher than that of a first-year rep," said Pfeiffer. "It all comes down to training and experience.
"It's something you can't learn in college or a traditional classroom," he added. "Our goal is to accelerate the learning curve."
Despite the sales-specific goal set that the program participants obtain through their experience, it's no secret that the job market is competitive and not one of the program graduates is guaranteed employment upon completion.
"Make no mistake, we work hard and earn our positions," said Hussain. "Going through this program doesn't guarantee anyone a job at a club. We apply and interview just like everyone else. The difference is that we have focused training and experience to speak to, and that gives us a big advantage."
Fortunately for Hussain and fellow program memeber Jeff Turner, their hard work and dedication impressed FC Dallas, earning them a position as part of the FCD sales team.
With one goal down, Hussain turns to higher aspirations: to develop into one of the best sales employees in MLS and be recognized as a top performer for MLS clubs in the annual end-of-the-season ticket sales award ceremony.
"It would be a thrill of mine, as well as a goal, to … walk across the stage at MLS Cup and shake Commissioner [Don] Garber's hand," said Hussain.
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Daisuke Matsuzaka will not break camp with Indians
GOODYEAR, Ariz. (AP) -- Daisuke Matsuzaka will not make the Cleveland Indians' opening-day roster but plans to remain with Cleveland.
Trying to make a comeback after pitching in just 11 games last season with Boston following elbow reconstruction surgery, Matsuzaka may accept an offer to stay in the club's minor league camp. The 32-year-old Japanese right-hander was trying to win a spot in Cleveland's rotation.
Indians general manager Chris Antonetti and manager Terry Francona met with Dice-K and reliever Matt Capps on Monday and told both they will not break camp with the club.
"We would like to keep both guys in the organization," Antonetti said. "Neither guy was set to make the opening day roster. We thought we would inform them now and let them know we want to keep them in camp to help them get back to full strength. If and when they do we think they both can help us.
Matsuzaka expressed an interest in staying with Cleveland. He will be paid $18,000 a month if he stays in the organization at the minor league level. Details will need to be worked out with Matsuzaka's agent, Scott Boras.
"This is the first time, I've been in this situation. I did not know what to expect," Masuzaka said through his interpretor. "The teammates have been great; the staff has been great, taking care of me and helping me get better. I really appreciate what the organization has done for me."
Capps hasn't decided whether he'll stay in camp, Antonetti said. Capps began last season as Minnesota's closer but shoulder problems limited him to 30 games.
"We should have more information in the next day or two," Antonetti said.
The Indians have until March 26 before Matsuzaka would be owed a $100,000 payment under baseball's collective bargaining agreement.
"We figured it made sense to address the issue sooner," Antonetti said. "In our minds, we had clarity at this point that neither guy would be in position to make the opening-day roster. As a courtesy to them we informed them early."
Antonetti thinks a deal to keep the players can be worked out before the deadline.
"My goal was to make it to the big leagues but I wasn't able to survive that competition," Matsuzaka said. "It is not the end The organization has given me an opportunity to pitch in the minor leagues. I take that for what it is. I will do what I can to improve so I can contribute to the big league team somewhere down the line. In speaking to Tito and Chris, they see me as someone who can help them."
Matsuzaka was competing with Carlos Carrasco and Scott Kazmir, another non-roster pitcher, for the fifth and final opening in the starting rotation. Matsuzaka pitched in four games this spring training, allowing two runs and 10 hits in eight innings.
"Daisuke was a little behind coming in. He hadn't thrown any bullpens," Francona said. "Then he had the calf (injury) and was only out for three innings, so it's not realistic that he is ready innings wise, nor are we seeing what we want to see as a pitcher, or what he thinks he can show as a pitcher. I think we're on the same page."
Daisuke appears to be relatively healthy to Antonetti, and Francona but performance is the main issue.
"I think physically other than the calf thing he had, he's actually felt pretty good in camp," Antonetti said. "It's just getting back to the level of pitching where he can get major league hitters out."
Matsuzaka knows what he needs to work on.
"My breaking pitches need to improve," Matsuzaka said. "More important, my velocity can improve. It is not what I know it can be. That is probably one of the reasons the front office decided to make this decision. The calf injurt that happened along the way was a big setback. My arm feels good. Other than my velocity, I think I'm all set."
Capps allowed two runs and four hits in four innings.
"Matt is feeling good and feeling healthy. He is just working back to where he has full strength in his shoulder to be able to pitch the way is capable," Antonetti said. "We feel he's heading in the right direction. There are just other guys ahead of him."


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