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Paternoville is populated once again. The tent city, first set up by students outside Beaver Stadium in advance of the Ohio State game, returned to a lesser degree for Homecoming this past weekend, as well. This week, the first tents popped up Sunday afternoon in anticipation of this Saturday’s Big Ten showdown with Wisconsin. By Monday morning, about a dozen tents were set up outside the student gate at Beaver Stadium. For details on the original Paternoville, go to live.psu.edu/story/13895 online.

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Penn State Days, a statewide recognition of the role Penn State plays in education, were held Oct. 19-23 at the University’s undergraduate campuses across the state. Penn State Days celebrated the educational opportunities available to potential students, whether current high school students, recent high school graduates or returning adults. The University provided attendees with information about degree programs, admission strategies, financial aid opportunities and housing options. For more information, check live.psu.edu/story/14104 online.

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Katia Saleh – Social Prejudices on Display


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Katia Saleh, Producer of ‘Shankaboot’, the world’s first Arabic web drama
series and the winner of the 2011 International Digital Emmy Award® and
the 2010 Reflet D’Or at Geneva’s Cinema Tous Ecrans. She is the founder
and director of Batoota Films, a leading Beirut-based production company
specializing in web-based content. Not only is it the only organization
in the region to have a track record in online drama but Batoota Films
has also a unique portfolio in TV and documentary productions. Katia
moved back to Beirut in 2009 after 10 years of producing documentaries
in London primarily for Channel 4, Al Jazeera English and BBC World
Service. She has previously produced and directed award-winning
documentaries; ‘Beirut: All Flights Cancelled’ (2006) filmed for Al Jazeera
English during the 2006 war in Lebanon, won Best Documentary at the
Palermo Documentary Festival in Italy and ‘Ashura: Blood and Beauty’
(2005) won Outstanding Short Film at the San Francisco Arab Film Festival
and the 2007 Noor Award. Katia’s other credits in the UK include Channel
4 documentaries, ‘Iraq: Women’s Stories’ (2006), Jon Snow’s ‘Iraq:
The Hidden Story’ (2005), ‘Return to Basra’(2003) and the ITV four-part
documentary series ‘Inside Saddam’s Iraq’ (2003).
Katia has Masters degrees in Documentary Studies from the University of
London and in Film and TV Production from the University of Bristol.

(animated stereo) Chicago river after the Great Fire, 1871


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To animate view the image at original resolution (under "actions" menu) or simply scroll down.

The purpose here is not to duplicate the original image, from the Maritime History of the Great Lakes website, but to generate a downloadable animated gif to assist viewing and presentation.

The website, maintained by Walter Lewis, collects a variety of Great Lakes themed images online, many in the public domain with no restrictions on redistribution. The 1871 J. H. Abbott stereoview is titled Chicago River after the great fire. The Great Chicago fire burned for three days, destroying the city center, and was one of the largest US disasters of the 19th century. The original image is in the public domain due to expiration of copyright and has no restrictions on use.

Image rotations, resizing, alignment, and animated gif generation done with StereoPhotoMaker, a freeware program by Masuji Suto & David Sykes. Left image rotated +0.2 degrees; Right image rotated -0.2 degrees; Left image scaled to 99.4%

Planting trees along our yard.


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We have a corner lot at the entrance of our neighborhood, so there is
very little privacy. It’s kind of amazing to me that no one ever
planted any privacy hedges or trees. That has officially ended. I
bought some hybrid willows that I found online. People either love
them (fast growing, very bushy) or hate them (they really kind of grow
like a weed, some claim 6′ in one year). I’m looking forward to not
giving the world a 360 degree view of our yard.

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Question by roseofsharon_07: Is there Any schools that offer a online associates degree in Radiology Tech?
I’ve researched it, but it’s hard to find. I’ve heard that there are some that you can get a degree online (i’ve graduated high-school ’09) and just study under the closest hospital nearest where you are that has the accreditation that is needed.
Could you please tell me of some schools online where I could earn my degree? Thankyou!

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I don’t think that radiology is a program that you can really pursue online. There might be courses within the degree program that you can try to take while enrolled in the program, but classroom time in radiology classes are hands on! You work with the equipment, etc!

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Question by 1337_l-l4*0l2: whats the difference between an online degree and a regular degree?
ive had people tell me that theres almost discrimination between people who get an online degreee and people who get a regular degree. to me its seems stupid a bachelors degree is still a bachelors degree. if i get a bachelors degree online and the degree at the university only offfers an associates in that field at the campus (i know its wierd) then getting the online degree is better right?

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On-line degree your not receiving all the material if your in the classroom plus the experience. If your going to get a on-line degree want not just pay for a degree without going to school.

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