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September 5th, 2008


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Audioslave (Group on Red Couch) Music Poster Print - 24" X 36"
Audioslave (Group on Red Couch) Music Poster Print - 24 We bring you the best selection of Movie Posters, Music Posters, Sports Posters, Art Prints, Television Posters, College Humor, and more! This is the premier destination for finding entertainment posters. Find authentic movie advertisements, increase your celebrity photo and poster collection, locate that missing pop idol piece you need to complete your set, or discover rare concert sheets from your favorites musicians and bands. Whether its that one rare framed art print youve been looking for, or you need to wallpaper your dorm room with the hottest, sexiest posters, this is the place to find everything. Brand new, perfect condition, fast shipping! Buy from the best!!!

:  You are looking at a great poster., It is perfect for framing or hanging on the wall -- and it makes a great gift., This poster measures approx. 24" x 36" and is perfect, unused, and rolled in a protective tube.
Company: Adam Hersh Posters 
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Chef Locke Cornell University TailGating BBQ Plank
Chef Locke Cornell University TailGating BBQ Plank Kitchen:  Best Price, one of a kind gift, great value, very unique, very high quality
Company: Chef Locke 
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1897 AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES BOAT RACE CORNELL YALE CREW
1897 AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES BOAT RACE CORNELL YALE CREW Old Print. WOOD ENGRAVINGS FROM from THE SKETCH. . WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL GIFT . ENGLISH SOCIAL HISTORY . The actual date is usually printed on each page or on the reverse side. . This print is usually over 80 years old, and is not a modern copy.. There is a fold which sometimes shows as a shadow on the image, this will not show when framed. Check the image for details.. Size of print is approx  8" x 12" (200 x 305mm) . Approx. Page size = 10" x 14" (250 x 355mm) . Ready to matt and frame. These old Prints really look great with Matt and Framed. . Note this print is from a periodical and has p rinting on reverse.. Scanned at a low resolution for quick uploading so the actual picture is better than the scanned image. .

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Darwinism - Science of Naturalistic Philosophy? (Debate between William B. Provine and Phillip E. Johnson)
VHS Tape:  Includes 11-page video study guide, Debate at Stanford University on April 30, 1994
Company: Access Research Network (ARN) 
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Total Knee and Hip
VHS Tape:  PAL
Company: CME Video,US  (1995-12-14)
ISBN: 1576643751
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Total Knee and Hip
VHS Tape:  NTSC
Company: CME Video,US  (1995-12-14)
ISBN: 1576643743
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Cornell University Embroidered Zuma Picnic Backpack Red
Cornell University Embroidered Zuma Picnic Backpack Red mfr: Picnic Time The unique and innovative Zuma Insulated Backpack is perfect for any outdoor activity. This insulated bag is divided into two sections: the top mesh section (with drawstring closure) is designed to hold clothing, towels, etc. The bottom section is an insulated cooler (featuring ThermoGuard) that keeps food hot or cold for hours. This cooler section has a heat-sealed waterproof lining to eliminate leaks. The Zuma Insulated Backpack also has one large zippered pocket which keeps your essentials/valuables at hand. Stylish, light-weight and functional, the Zuma from Picnic Time is terrific for day trips, hiking, the beach, sporting events, and fishing. Makes an excellent gift item. This item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO addresses

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Winning Lacrosse: Skills and Drills for the Beginning Player
Winning Lacrosse: Skills and Drills for the Beginning Player Whether you are coaching beginning players or you are a player wanting to focus on the fundamentals Skills & Drills for the Beginning Player is for you!Get ready for the next evolution in instructional DVDs! Winning Lacrosse brings Division I quality instruction to coaches and players at all levels unlocking the secrets that distinguish the best players and coaches in the game. This series taps into the expertise of America s top lacrosse coaches and walks you through essential skills points out common mistakes and provides proven drills to help players master America s fastest growing sport lacrosse.System Requirements:Run time: 47 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: INSTRUCTIONAL UPC: 094922536839 Manufacturer No: 53683

DVD:  AC-3, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full length, Full Screen, NTSC
Company: ChalkTalk Productions  (2006-01-18)
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Winning Lacrosse: Skills and Drills for the Intermediate Player
Winning Lacrosse: Skills and Drills for the Intermediate Player Volume 2 of the boy s Winning Lacrosse series shares the secrets and strategies that separate smart offensive players from the rest of the pack.Get ready for the next evolution in instructional DVDs! Winning Lacrosse brings Division I quality instruction to coaches and players at all levels unlocking the secrets that distinguish the best players and coaches in the game. This series taps into the expertise of America s top lacrosse coaches and walks you through essential skills points out common mistakes and provides proven drills to help players master America s fastest growing sport lacrosse.System Requirements:Run time: 56 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: INSTRUCTIONAL UPC: 094922656445 Manufacturer No: 65644

Director:  Brian Smith
DVD:  Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC
Company: ChalkTalk Productions  (2006-12-04)
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ABC News 20/20 Mindless Eating
ABC News 20/20 Mindless Eating DVD:  NTSC
Company: ABC News  (2007-10-15)
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Cornell University
Cornell University contains seven undergraduate colleges plus the College of Veterinary Medicine, the Law School, the Johnson Graduate School of Management, the Weill Cornell ... (more...)

HCI @ Cornell University
HCI Group working out of Cornell University in Ithaca NY, United States. (more...)

Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Describes the activities, facilities, and personnel of the lab; information about membership, current programs and projects, publications, and collections. (more...)

Cornell University - Department of Biological Statistics and ...
A department of seven full-time faculty with expertise in the mathematical sciences applied to biology, including statistics, probability, biomathematics, and computing. (more...)

Cornell University Department of Linguistics
Cornell University Department of Linguistics ... Open House for Fall 2009 Admitted Graduate Students. March 4-6, 2009. _____ Eugene Charniak (more...)

Cornell Cooperative Extension
Aims to improve New York State communities through partnerships and university-based research in the areas of agriculture and food systems, youth and family services, economic ... (more...)

Cornell University Department of Music » Home
Concert: Glee Club sings post-tour concert Saturday, January 17 8:00 pm Sage Chapel » (more...)

Cornell University - CUinfo - Home Page
CUinfo: Cornell University Information System ... Cornell community hits $740,000 United Way goal. Still time to give, as local non-profits struggle in an uncertain economy (more...)

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, New Life Sciences ...
"Aggies" fulfill the mission of the land grant university to improve the nation's food supply and maintain its safety, to enhance the environment, and to help people improve their ... (more...)

Cornell University Library Guides - Cornell University
Top journals. Top databases. Top books and reference resources. Citation tips and tools. Research strategies. It's all here, courtesy of your Cornell librarians. (more...)

Open Question: Will Cornell University consider my application if my teachers didn't submit their supplements by January 2?
One of my teachers, whom I asked to do the thing, didn't check her email and thus hasn't submitted anything yet. I'm not blaming her (I should have asked them earlier), but would Cornell University still consider me if my teacher supplements aren't in yet? (more...)

Open Question: How man of these colleges will I get into??? Help!?
So, now that all of my applications are in, I was wondering what people think my chances are at the schools I applied to. The schools I applied to are: 1.Amherst College 2.SUNY Binghamton 3.Boston University 4.Bucknell 5.Carnegie Mellon 6.Cornell 7.Duke 8.SUNY Geneseo 9.Johns Hopkins 10.Northeastern 11.RPI 12.SUNY Stony Brook 13.Tufts 14.WPI 15.Yale Yes I know, long list... Amherst and Yale were basically to please my insane dad who thinks I can get in anywhere, they're, as far as I'm concerned, huge huge reaches. My Stats: 92 GPA unweighted Rank in Class: 25 SAT scores: 2130 (750 critical reading, 690 on both math and writing) ACT: 33 composite (33 math and english, 35 reading, 30 science) Accelerated Classes: Honors- English 9H, English 10H, English 11H, Biology 9H, Chemistry 10H, Global History 9H AP- European History, U.S. History, Calculus BC, English Literature IB- Mathematics SL, Physics SL, Psychology SL, History of the Americas HL, Biology HL Extracurriculars: Soccer 9th and 10th grade, Newspaper Club Editor, part of the school peer mediator program (basically, the students in my grade picked a few people who they felt would best help solve conflicts, and I was one of them... we do annual clinics and occasionally have like counseling type things), uhh... thats about it in terms of clubs/sports Community Service: mostly through my church and some through my town's chamber of commerce, about 80 hours in total Work Experience: I've worked since freshman year, averaging 20-30 hrs a week depending on if it was summer of during school. I worked in a restaurant until summer of 2008, when it closed, then worked on a farm until it closed for the winter, usually 15-20 hrs a week. Recommendations: Of course I'm not really sure how they turned out, but from what I can surmise they were really good recommendations, from my math teacher (I had IB math with him last yr and now Calc) and an english teacher i had in 9th and 11th grade. My counselor doesnt seem to know anybody, but I take the most rigorous courses I can short of the IB diploma and she seems to like me, so I think I got a good recommendation from her as well. Application Essay: I put so many hours into this damn thing, and I think its pretty amazing, to be honest. So yeah, there's me in a nutshell. What are my chances at these schools? I've been applying primarily to engineering schools at each university. As of now, my #1 is Tufts. Thanks so much in advance!! Jack C: I totally see your point. But yeah if I had the choice out of any of those I'd go to Tufts, its obviously not the best school on the list but I totally dig it there and love the Medford area. Just something about it im really into. (more...)

Open Question: How many of these schools can I get into?
So, now that all of my applications are in, I was wondering what people think my chances are at the schools I applied to. The schools I applied to are: 1.Amherst College 2.SUNY Binghamton 3.Boston University 4.Bucknell 5.Carnegie Mellon 6.Cornell 7.Duke 8.SUNY Geneseo 9.Johns Hopkins 10.Northeastern 11.RPI 12.SUNY Stony Brook 13.Tufts 14.WPI 15.Yale Yes I know, long list... Amherst and Yale were basically to please my insane dad who thinks I can get in anywhere, they're, as far as I'm concerned, huge huge reaches. My Stats: 92 GPA unweighted Rank in Class: 25 SAT scores: 2130 (750 critical reading, 690 on both math and writing) ACT: 33 composite (33 math and english, 35 reading, 30 science) Accelerated Classes: Honors- English 9H, English 10H, English 11H, Biology 9H, Chemistry 10H, Global History 9H AP- European History, U.S. History, Calculus BC, English Literature IB- Mathematics SL, Physics SL, Psychology SL, History of the Americas HL, Biology HL Extracurriculars: Soccer 9th and 10th grade, Newspaper Club Editor, part of the school peer mediator program (basically, the students in my grade picked a few people who they felt would best help solve conflicts, and I was one of them... we do annual clinics and occasionally have like counseling type things), uhh... thats about it in terms of clubs/sports Community Service: mostly through my church and some through my town's chamber of commerce, about 80 hours in total Work Experience: I've worked since freshman year, averaging 20-30 hrs a week depending on if it was summer of during school. I worked in a restaurant until summer of 2008, when it closed, then worked on a farm until it closed for the winter, usually 15-20 hrs a week. Recommendations: Of course I'm not really sure how they turned out, but from what I can surmise they were really good recommendations, from my math teacher (I had IB math with him last yr and now Calc) and an english teacher i had in 9th and 11th grade. My counselor doesnt seem to know anybody, but I take the most rigorous courses I can short of the IB diploma and she seems to like me, so I think I got a good recommendation from her as well. Application Essay: I put so many hours into this damn thing, and I think its pretty amazing, to be honest. So yeah, there's me in a nutshell. What are my chances at these schools? I've been applying primarily to engineering schools at each university. As of now, my #1 is Tufts. Thanks so much in advance!! to answer that, i just seem to have a really good feel for context; i have a pretty decent vocabulary, but the main thing is understanding what makes sense and what sounds right in regards to the question. and one thing i do is take the reading twice, basically: i go through quick, answering all of the questions, then go through again and find any mistakes i made because i tend to look at it from a different viewpoint the second time (i'm a fast reader) (more...)
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Open Question: Can I get into these schools?
So, now that all of my applications are in, I was wondering what people think my chances are at the schools I applied to. The schools I applied to are: 1.Amherst College 2.SUNY Binghamton 3.Boston University 4.Bucknell 5.Carnegie Mellon 6.Cornell 7.Duke 8.SUNY Geneseo 9.Johns Hopkins 10.Northeastern 11.RPI 12.SUNY Stony Brook 13.Tufts 14.WPI 15.Yale Yes I know, long list... Amherst and Yale were basically to please my insane dad who thinks I can get in anywhere, they're, as far as I'm concerned, huge huge reaches. My Stats: 92 GPA unweighted Rank in Class: 25 SAT scores: 2130 (750 critical reading, 690 on both math and writing) ACT: 33 composite (33 math and english, 35 reading, 30 science) Accelerated Classes: Honors- English 9H, English 10H, English 11H, Biology 9H, Chemistry 10H, Global History 9H AP- European History, U.S. History, Calculus BC, English Literature IB- Mathematics SL, Physics SL, Psychology SL, History of the Americas HL, Biology HL Extracurriculars: Soccer 9th and 10th grade, Newspaper Club Editor, part of the school peer mediator program (basically, the students in my grade picked a few people who they felt would best help solve conflicts, and I was one of them... we do annual clinics and occasionally have like counseling type things), uhh... thats about it in terms of clubs/sports Community Service: mostly through my church and some through my town's chamber of commerce, about 80 hours in total Work Experience: I've worked since freshman year, averaging 20-30 hrs a week depending on if it was summer of during school. I worked in a restaurant until summer of 2008, when it closed, then worked on a farm until it closed for the winter, usually 15-20 hrs a week. Recommendations: Of course I'm not really sure how they turned out, but from what I can surmise they were really good recommendations, from my math teacher (I had IB math with him last yr and now Calc) and an english teacher i had in 9th and 11th grade. My counselor doesnt seem to know anybody, but I take the most rigorous courses I can short of the IB diploma and she seems to like me, so I think I got a good recommendation from her as well. Application Essay: I put so many hours into this damn thing, and I think its pretty amazing, to be honest. So yeah, there's me in a nutshell. What are my chances at these schools? I've been applying primarily to engineering schools at each university. As of now, my #1 is Tufts. Thanks so much in advance!! jesus, since when is asking for opinions automatically labeled as showing off? i just wanna know what other people think, i've obviously gotten all of the opinions i can from teachers, family and friends... so yeah. there are tons of people whose scores and such totally own me so it's not like i think i'm a hotshot... they are what they are. (more...)
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Open Question: Which colleges will I be able to get into?
So, now that all of my applications are in, I was wondering what people think my chances are at the schools I applied to. The schools I applied to are: 1.Amherst College 2.SUNY Binghamton 3.Boston University 4.Bucknell 5.Carnegie Mellon 6.Cornell 7.Duke 8.SUNY Geneseo 9.Johns Hopkins 10.Northeastern 11.RPI 12.SUNY Stony Brook 13.Tufts 14.WPI 15.Yale Yes I know, long list... Amherst and Yale were basically to please my insane dad who thinks I can get in anywhere, they're, as far as I'm concerned, huge huge reaches. My Stats: 92 GPA unweighted Rank in Class: 25 SAT scores: 2130 (750 critical reading, 690 on both math and writing) ACT: 33 composite (33 math and english, 35 reading, 30 science) Accelerated Classes: Honors- English 9H, English 10H, English 11H, Biology 9H, Chemistry 10H, Global History 9H AP- European History, U.S. History, Calculus BC, English Literature IB- Mathematics SL, Physics SL, Psychology SL, History of the Americas HL, Biology HL Extracurriculars: Soccer 9th and 10th grade, Newspaper Club Editor, part of the school peer mediator program (basically, the students in my grade picked a few people who they felt would best help solve conflicts, and I was one of them... we do annual clinics and occasionally have like counseling type things), uhh... thats about it in terms of clubs/sports Community Service: mostly through my church and some through my town's chamber of commerce, about 80 hours in total Work Experience: I've worked since freshman year, averaging 20-30 hrs a week depending on if it was summer of during school. I worked in a restaurant until summer of 2008, when it closed, then worked on a farm until it closed for the winter, usually 15-20 hrs a week. Recommendations: Of course I'm not really sure how they turned out, but from what I can surmise they were really good recommendations, from my math teacher (I had IB math with him last yr and now Calc) and an english teacher i had in 9th and 11th grade. My counselor doesnt seem to know anybody, but I take the most rigorous courses I can short of the IB diploma and she seems to like me, so I think I got a good recommendation from her as well. Application Essay: I put so many hours into this damn thing, and I think its pretty amazing, to be honest. So yeah, there's me in a nutshell. What are my chances at these schools? I've been applying primarily to engineering schools at each university. As of now, my #1 is Tufts. Thanks so much in advance!! (more...)

Open Question: Am i making the right decision with college!?
ok i have been accepted into Furman University's Physics program and i have applied for admission into Clemson University's, but i will not hear about their decision until Feb 15... - Im leaning towards going to Clemson University...assuming i get accepted...bc me and a best friend will room together, i grew up on that campus, i love it, it will cost me less money, but idk if those reason should convince me to pass up the chance of going to Furman. Furman's claim to fame is graduating the scholar who is fabricated the fundemental ideas for the Maser and Laser...this has led Furman receiving money, "fame"...and the US news ranked Furman in the top 4 best Undergraduate Research programs along with Stanford, MIT, and Michigan. Will the prestige of a bachelor's degree in physics from Furman have more "sway" then a degree from Clemson...or does it not really matter. i'm going to apply to good schools for grad school. (i.e. Cornell, Illinois, Yale...) (more...)

Open Question: I just failed an algebra test, should I panic?
I think I got a mark between 50-and 70. The good thing is I got a 100 on the last test, should I panic about this mark? Would it kill my chances at a good university (NYU, Cornell Northeastern etc.)? (more...)

Open Question: Which schools are located on the east coast? Please Help?
of the following which are east coast schools: Duke University, Washington University in St. Louis, Brown University, Cornell University, Notre Dame University, Dartmouth College, Rice University, Yale University, and Truman University (more...)

Open Question: What courses should I take to be a Zoo Vet?
I'm looking at a few colleges like Cornell, Colorado State, Auburn, UGA and the University of Penn., but I'm not sure what extra courses I would need to take to become a Zoo vet. I know they take the same amount of schooling as doctors, but I have to take extra courses that pertain to all animals and zoology. I'm still in high school, so don't break out the dictonary on me. 10th grade, 4.0, and I march on a drumline in Georgia... so... er... yeah. Any help? (more...)

Open Question: Would I be able to get into a fine art university?
I attend a prep school in NJ (ranked pretty high). Its really hard, and I'm barely holding on with a 3.0 GPA (they don't weigh honors/AP in our school, I take some honors/AP). I asked a college counselor and he said my 3.0 GPA would be a 3.5 in public schools in my area (public schools in my area are pretty ranked high too). I'm also in my junior year. I have some talent in sketching and painting. I've started preparing my portfolios and started making some sketch books. I'm receiving some good comments from my art teacher and I'm also learning more skills from outside school. I also have a famous painter in my family (my great grandfather is a well known painter in China/Korea/Japan area). Would I still be able to make it into the schools I listed below? Choices: Cornell Art School, Carnegie Mellon Art School, Syracuse Art School, NYU art school, Pratt (more...)

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