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...Very few charity events take place which connect all the colleges and bring everyone together,” said Scott McWilliam. “We hope to expand to the [colleges] we don’t have, then to Massachusetts, then to New England...
...could not convert. Just a few minutes after the scramble in the crease, a Clarkson pass found its way through the middle of the Crimson defense and right past the right edge of the net. Had Melissa Marshall—who was right there—been able to connect with her stick, Boe probably would have not been able to recover...
...ideas, share patterns and post pictures of your best work. And it's made possible in part by innovative hardware: a new generation of easy-to-use sewing machines equipped with LCD screens that allow you to view and manipulate stitches even before they hit the fabric. Some even connect with your personal computer--no home-ec experience required...
...their marginalization using similar lyrics, similar music, and similar dress.” Hip hop is the only set of cultural sensibilities that resonates with people that are marginalized globally. Moreso than any other form of culture in the 21st century, it allows the privileged to understand, appreciate, and connect with the struggles of the oppression...
...University's Center for Internet and Society, says the ChoicePoint scam and T-Mobile hack "show that companies don't take seriously the need to keep our information safe." The solution? Don't store any truly sensitive information on a wireless device and, when possible, disable wireless features that connect users to the Net, such as Bluetooth, which can serve as a back door to hackers. Celebs aren't the only ones at risk. Before he was caught, Jacobsen was reportedly amusing himself by reading the e-mail of another Sidekick customer: a Secret Service agent assigned to hunt down...