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Testing engines is like running a marathon. There are some spots where you're way behind, and there are others where you're pulling ahead. However, the race is almost never done. Last month was one of the spots where we stumbled when we installed some parts that were too big for our little Mouse to handle, but now we're back into our groove and have hit a stride that'll be hard for others to keep up with.
To find cylinder heads that would make up for last month's lost power and perhaps even add a little to the total output, we turned back to Chevrolet. As we've been doing every month for the past several, we dove into the ever enlarging pile of reader's letters to Danger Mouse (DM) to find out which set of heads the readers would most like to see bolted on next. The clear winner in the iron head category was GM's Vortec, receiving more than 10 percent of the total vote. We know that the Vortec has a good head design, and it didn't take us long to make our decision.
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GM has really hit the nail on the head with its iron Vortecs, but unlike so many other replacement cylinder heads on the market today, the Vortecs require some different parts to bolt them on. It would seem, at first glance, that for the power they make the Vortecs might be the best set of heads on the market for the money. However, there's a catch, and like most good things in life, the extra power isn't free. While it's true that the Vortec castings will bolt right onto your favorite old small-block, just about everything else connected to them will have to be changed to make the engine run again, and the cost of all those changes will add up quickly. Basically, if you're building a new engine and don't have any top-end components yet, then the Vortec heads and all their related components will be well worth the investment.
Starting from the top and working our way down, the Vortec heads require a different intake manifold, gaskets, and bolts; different valve covers, gaskets, and bolts, unless you already had center-bolt valve covers (then yours will work); new rocker arms, unless you were already using the self-aligning style arms; and new spark plugs, too, because chances are good that your old ones probably won't fit. The good news is that your exhaust should bolt up without a problem, and you can reuse your same distributor. If you're running a Q-jet carb, it may also have to go, depending on which intake manifold you chose to run. The Edelbrock RPM Air Gap Vortec manifold we ran is only offered in a square-flange design. Edelbrock offers its Performer Vortec intake with a Q-jet pattern, but that manifold might not produce the same power we saw in our tests.
Then there's the matter of choosing the proper set of Vortec heads for your application. GM actually offers only one set, PN 12558060 ($238.75 each from Scoggin-Dickey Performance Center or SDPC), so you'd think selecting the proper heads would be quite easy. However, GM's ready-to-run assemblies will only take a cam up to about .460 lift before you run into trouble. If you want to run a cam with more lift (as we do), you'll have to machine the spring pockets in the heads, cut down the valve guide bosses, and install larger springs. The set of heads we installed on DM came with bigger springs and all the required modifications from SDPC (PN SD8060A, $319.50 each) and can safely take cams up to .550 lift.
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People are best served planning to fend for themselves for days without gas and electricity, plumbing or access to roads or vehicles, emergency officials said.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recommends keeping certain items required for basic needs on hand. First on the list is food and water, at least a three-day supply of each. Each member of a family will require a gallon of water each day, so a family of five should have at least 15 gallons of water.
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Unpleasant though it may be to imagine, an emergency kit should include garbage bags, wet-wipes and plastic ties "for personal sanitation," FEMA says.
Those are just the basic items everyone's emergency kit should have. People with small children and pets should keep in mind the need for diapers, formula, pet food and extra water.
People who require prescription medication should stock up in case of prolonged isolation. Keep important documents, such as insurance policies or bank account records in a portable, waterproof container, and keep cash or traveler's checks.
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Home Depot has a disaster response team to ensure its stores are stocked with the lumber and tools required to weatherproof a structure, said Pete Layne, specialty manager at the Back Beach Road store. They strive to be the last store to close before a storm hits and the first to open once it has passed, he said.
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The store will conduct hurricane preparedness clinics on Saturdays this month, Layne said.
There are dangers associated even with the equipment used to survive a storm, Layne cautioned. Charcoal grills and gas generators, when used
"Every year, there are people that get injured unnecessarily by generators," he said. "Running a generator inside your house is the ultimate no-no."
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- Water brings greatest hazard in hurricane: http://www.newsherald.com/news/water-brings-greatest-hazard-in-hurricane-map-1.152380
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They won't be home for the holidays. But for those here in Sag Harbor, that doesn't mean the soldiers currently serving in Afghanistan will be forgotten.
Organized by local non-profit organization Jordan's Initiative, the annual Care Packages for Our Troops event to be held this Saturday, November 19 at the Sag Harbor Ambulance Barn will bring community members together for the purpose of assembling gift packages to send to soldiers overseas. Flanked by piles of cardboard boxes, non-perishable food items, toiletries, toys and other holiday goodies, volunteers will create roughly 250 boxes by the end of the weekend.
"From start to finish we'll probably have about 30 volunteers," said event organizer Michelle Severance. "We have kids, we have adults, we have people who just open the packages [of supplies] up and people who simply tape the boxes shut."
This is actually the second time in 2011 Jordan's Initiative has sponsored a care package collection drive. Last spring, the organization held a similar event in conjunction with a spaghetti dinner held the Sag Harbor Fire House, which ultimately amassed 185 boxes.
"We've gotten a big turn out this year," Severance exclaimed.
Severance has worked alongside her partner and Jordan's Initiative co-founder Christian Haerter to make these care package drives possible. It's one of many ways Severance and Haerter have reached out to U.S. troops serving abroad since they founded Jordan's Initiative together in 2008 in memory of Haerter's son, Lance Corporal Jordan Haerter, who was killed by a roadside bomb in Iraq in 2008.
Severance explained that the event is financed entirely by charitable donations made by members of the local community. While Jordan's Initiative has set up red collection boxes at various locations on the East End — several Bridgehampton National Bank branches, Apple Bank in Sag Harbor and East Hampton, St. Andrews Church in Sag Harbor, The Ross School and Epic Martial Arts in Sag Harbor — she added that much of Care Packages for Our Troops' success comes by way of monetary donations.
While the Boy Scouts managed to raise about $860 earlier this year while soliciting donations outside K-Mart in Bridgehampton, Severance said individuals have also sponsored boxes for $20 each. In total, the organization has managed to raise a total of $3,100, which — for Severance and Haerter — means a lot of shopping.
"We went to Walmart to do some shopping yesterday," Severance described in an interview last Monday. "And we had the longest receipt I've ever seen!"
She said they managed to fill three shopping carts with supplies, everything from food and Band-Aids to stuffed animals and Q-tips. For the most part, they send essential items to the soldiers abroad, categorizing their bounty as "things you would need if you were going camping."
Severance said the list of items they include in each care package has been gleaned from feedback they've received from those who are overseas.
"We have great military connections," she explained. "Over the years, we've definitely asked what people would want to get… otherwise we would have never thought to send toys."
She said several soldiers have requested receiving items they could give to local children in the areas where they serve.
"It's a really, really good feeling," Severance said of organizing Care Packages for Our Troops.
Beyond the event's immediate goal of reaching out to servicemen and women overseas, she added that another important aspects of the project is being in touch with people here in Sag Harbor.
"We want to tell the community that their money really is going toward a good cause."


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When Dale Lindsey, who turns 70 on Friday, accepted the job as head football coach at USD, it took him more than a week before he finally pulled into his reserved parking space.
Senior moment? Not quite.
"I've always just been one of the guys," said Lindsey, who was equally reluctant about moving into the head coach's office. "The assistants, they're my guys. I want them to earn my respect because they've all earned mine."
At his essence, Lindsey will always be one of the guys. But last month, he also became one of a kind. After a 38-year career as an assistant coach — which has navigated him through more than a dozen NCAA, NFL, and CFL teams — Dale booked his first head coaching gig on the pro or college level.
The man he replaced was Ron Caragher, who just took over at San Jose State, which finished No. 22 in the country this year. And before him was Jim Harbaugh, who left the Toreros for Stanford and now coaches the 49ers.
So it seemed odd that what has become a steppingstone job would go to a man who, if he ever wanted a higher position, might need an escalating-stone. But does that mean that Lindsey isn't the right man for the job?
No, it doesn't. Doesn't mean that at all.
If you're looking for experience, Lindsey is your man.
You wouldn't use an 8½ x 11 sheet of paper for his résumé so much as you would a scroll. He has been a linebackers coach for the Browns, Buccaneers, Packers, Bears and Redskins, a defensive coordinator for the Chargers, Toronto Argonauts and Southern Methodist University, and has held a slew of other positions in the NFL, USFL and World Football League.
Does that make him a jumper? Nah, just a coach.
"I was told that if you're afraid to move, get out of coaching," said Lindsey, adding that there are two types of coaches — ones that have been fired, and ones that will be fired. "We used to say that there were the 'perms' and the 'temps.' The perms were the people that never moved — PR staff and the receptionist and so on. The temps? They were the coaches."
If you're looking for humility, Lindsey is your man.
When you've been an assistant for nearly four decades, you've worked for plenty of coaches who thought themselves infallible.
Lindsey has made clear that his job, as much as anything, is to empower his staff and, in some cases, just get out of the way.
Plus, he's not shy about taking the occasional jab at himself.
On coaching at 70: "I'm hoping not to represent AARP members with any disrespect."
On numbness in his fingers: "If I were to pick my nose, it would end up in my brain."
On age-induced degeneration: "I don't have any brain damage that I know of, although my wife might disagree. She might say I'm hard of hearing."
But if you're looking for a politician, Lindsey is definitely not your man.


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Another popular spot to spend carnival is in Penonomé, capital of Coclé province, where their parade takes place on the river.
In Natá de los Caballeros, in the province of Coclé, the celebration of Holy Week begins on "Mourning Friday". This ancient procession of a 16th century image contemplates Mary's sorrow for her dead son.
The Festival of Corpus Christi, held 60 days after Good Friday, is another emblematic demonstration of Panama culture. In the town of Los Santos, folkloric performances include the Dance of the Spaniards, Dance of the Dwarfs, and Zaracunde, a runaway slave dance.
- Below are some additional national festivals in Panama:
- Canajagua Folk Gathering
- Christ of Esquipulas in Antón
- Festival of Devils and Congos, Chepigana, Darien
- Sugar Cane Festival, Pesé
- Bulla and Bullerengue Festival, Darién
- Festival of Devils and Congos, Portobelo, Colón
- Painted Hat Festival, Coclé
- Santa Librada Festival
- National Pollera Festival
- Manito Festival in Ocú
- Founding of Panama
- Founding of Sonó
Panama's patron saint festival is celebrated as a national holiday in November nationwide, both in the capital city and countryside villages, with parades of student marching bands, universities, civic groups, and government institutions.
What to bring?
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- Light-weight clothing
- Map of Panama


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Buffalo "Wings"1-cup all-purpose flour2 teaspoons salt1/2-teaspoon black pepper1/4-teaspoon cayenne pepper1/4-teaspoon paprika1 egg1-cup parve rice milk2 boneless chicken breasts4 - 6 cups vegetable oil
Dipping Sauce1/4-cup hot sauce ( such as Frank's)1 tablespoon melted parve margarine
Combine flour, salt, pepper and paprika in a medium bowlIn another small bowl, whisk together egg and milkSlice each chicken breast into 6 piecesPreheat 4-6 cups of vegetable oil to 375 in a deep pan or deep fryerDip each piece of chicken into the egg mixture, then into the breading blend; then repeat the process so that each piece of chicken is double-coated.When all chicken pieces have been breaded, arrange them on a plate and refrigerate for 15 minutes.Drop breaded chicken pieces into the hot oil and fry for 5-6 minutes or until each piece is browned.
Make the dipping sauce and serve on the side or pour over the chicken.
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Building the cornerstoneMay 31, 1999 8:00 pm | by Dick Gulley, Staff Applications Engineer, Scientific-Atlanta Inc. | Comments
The impact of convergence and digital technology on the cable industry is leading to major changes in network design and management, and probably nowhere is this more evident than at the headend. The combination of video, voice and data is placing tremendous loads on cable systems that were built just for the delivery of TV programming.
Planning for the futureMay 31, 1999 8:00 pm | by Michael Laferty, Associate Editor | Comments
The digital revolution-whether it is video, voice or data-is shaking the cable industry down to its very roots…literally and figuratively. At the very heart of this revolution is the cable headend. With the addition of high-speed data, digital TV, a host of interactive services, and finally, lifeline telephony, old structures and old designs simply won't do.
Creating smarter headendsMay 31, 1999 8:00 pm | by Patrick Harshman, Ph.D., Director of Product Line Management, Digital Systems; and Elisa Camahort, Product Marketing Specialist, Harmonic Inc. | Comments
It used to be simple. MSOs provided analog video service, and telcos offered data and telephone service. Though they had the same customers, MSOs and telcos didn't compete. Now, MSOs face ongoing competition from broadcasters and satellite operators, and new competition from telcos with xDSL services, to offer subscribers advanced broadband services.
Prosperity's dangers in a service industryMay 31, 1999 8:00 pm | by Walter S. Ciciora | Comments
For most (but certainly not all) Americans, this is a time of great prosperity. Employment is at record peace-time highs. Most employees feel somewhat secure in their jobs. But because these are more competitive times, the degree of security is a little bit less than in previous economic up-cycles. Luxury goods and premium brands sell well.
Serving up a new businessApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Craig Kuhl, Contributing Editor | Comments
The new economics of video-on-demand (VOD) are piquing the interest of a growing number of multiple system operators (MSOs) who, in the past, have considered VOD's multiple components too costly and the revenues too skimpy to venture into the business. However, since Time Warner Cable convened the Full Service Network's $300 million VOD pathfinding trial in Orlando in the early 1990s, the costs...
Healthy skepticismApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Roger Brown, Editor in Chief | Comments
OK, it's confession time. As a journalist, I'm supposed to be above these things, but I'll admit that when it comes to digital subscriber line (DSL) service, I never really believed it would work. DSL is the telcos' great hope for revitalizing their mostly copper network because it allows the provision of data services over existing twisted-pair wire.
Technical types at the tableApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Thomas G. Robinson, Executive Vice President, CBG Communications | Comments
Not to say anything derisive about corporate attorney types and other franchise negotiators, because I love them all dearly (in Philly we say we love them "like they was my brother"), but let's be frank here. When it comes to technical issues, I sometimes think they just complicate matters. The ability of any particular technology to meet consumer needs would seemingly be best assessed from a t...
PacketCable spec nears completionApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by David Iler, Associate Editor | Comments
... part II Network management This portion of the spec centers upon the SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)-based information received at the headend from cable modems in the form of Management Information Base (MIB) data. This data is used to measure the reliability and speed of a network. A draft of the spec is due in July.
Taking ControlApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Michael Lafferty, Associated Editor | Comments
... part II Andy Paff, chief technology officer at Worldbridge Broadband Services (www.wb-broadband.com), says the need for third-party service providers is self-evident, given the costs of building your own Network Operations Center (NOC). "One of the things that became apparent to us," says Paff, "is that operators are going to have to watch their networks seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
Northpoint: A true test?April 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, Home Video Viewer and President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | Comments
Here's an interesting idea. Because DBS satellites are parked over the equator, DBS home dishes all point to the south. So if you had terrestrial transmitters pointing south, with receive dishes pointing north, you could use the same frequencies. In fact, you could use the same set-top boxes for both DBS and this terrestrial service, and merely add a second antenna and switch between the two an...
Taking aim at cable modemsApril 30, 1999 8:00 pm | by Roger Brown, Editor-in-Chief | Comments
Consolidation within the cable television industry has clouded the issue a bit, but most people still consider Denver and the Rocky Mountain West to be the capital of cable TV. It is perhaps appropriate, then, that US West has targeted the area for its massive roll-out of digital subscriber line-based services.
DOCIS heads northMarch 31, 1999 7:00 pm | by James Careless | Comments
Canada's Cogeco Cable has gone where no MSO has gone before: it has commercially deployed DOCSIS (Data-Over-Cable Service Interface Specification) cable modems to all but one of its systems in Ontario, Canada. The only exception is Kingston, where Cogeco Cable has clustered its older LANCity modems to use up their effective lifespans.
Wrestling with return path realitiesMarch 31, 1999 7:00 pm | by Craig Kuhl, Contributing Editor | Comments
Upgrading cable plant to include an active two-way path is being touted as the latest and greatest passage to new revenue streams. New services such as high-speed data, telephony, video-on-demand and others are fast emerging as integral components to a cable operator's business model. Invest anywhere from $75 to $180 per home passed, or about $1,500 a mile, according to industry experts, and vo...
Hammering out digital video standardsMarch 31, 1999 7:00 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, Cable standardizer and President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | Comments
Digital video standards activities are winding down—many of the controversies have been resolved. The two areas that remain uncertain are copy protection and data/multimedia broadcasting. Digital video and audio formats There has been essentially no change in the video and audio transmission standards since completion of the Grand Alliance work.
Economics 101: Retail - really?March 31, 1999 7:00 pm | by Walter S. Ciciora, Ph.D., Recognized Industry Expert on Cable and Consumer Electronics Issues | Comments
The lesson to be learned is that "compatibility" and "compliance" are very difficult issues. While listening to a radio talk show in Colorado, I heard something very scary. I'll never forget what one caller asked: "Why do they keep raising my taxes? Why doesn't the government just pay for it?" Many Americans are lacking in fundamental economic skills.


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President's Speeches and Remarks
Hello Class of 2007!
I'm Barry Mills, Bowdoin Class of 1972, and the president of the College⎯the 14th president of Bowdoin College. I'm thrilled to welcome you officially to Bowdoin. You'll spend four years on this campus, but you'll be a member of the Bowdoin family for the rest of your life. When you graduate from Bowdoin, you'll continue your relationship with the College through alumni club activities, student interviews, the Board of Trustees, reunions, and homecoming and like many of us you could find yourself back here again someday working for the College—who knows, you may one day return as president.
The first few days and weeks are exciting, challenging and probably a bit scary and intimidating. All of these emotions are predictable and correct. My first year I lived on the second floor of Moore Hall. My very first day I met a fellow who lived in the corner room facing what then was the "cage" and is today Smith Union. Andy and I have been the best of friends to this day. So take a breath now your parents are gone, take all of what's happening in at a peaceful, comprehensible pace, you are meeting and making new friends for a lifetime.
I am only a junior in this stint of my time at Bowdoin, having arrived on campus only two years ago. After more than 20 years working in New York, I was drawn back to Bowdoin because of the pride I have as an alumnus; the love I have for the College, its faculty and staff; and the excitement I feel about Bowdoin's future. You are an important part of that future, and I look forward to sharing that future with you over the next four years and beyond.
This evening, you're sitting in front of the Walker Art Building. In 2007, you'll walk across the terrace behind me to receive your degrees, but you've got a lot of learning, a lot of growing and a lot of living to do in the meantime. You've become a part of a wonderful institution with a great history. You'll be a part of its traditions, and you will also forge new ones.
In a couple of days, I'll see each of you again —though a little closer up— as you formally matriculate at the College by signing your name in the same set of Matriculation Books signed by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Franklin Pierce, Olympic champion Joan Benoit Samuelson, George Mitchell and many others. This will be the first of many symbolic and substantive steps that bind you to the College.
Now as a Bowdoin alum and your president, I promise not to fall into a nostalgic funk and talk about the good old days⎯as my boys would say⎯as an old geezer Bowdoin alum. Since I've been back at Bowdoin, I reinvigorated a tradition that was here when I was here as a student. Let me quote to you from the handbook⎯a little black book⎯that was sent to my entering class in the summer of 1968.
Bowdoin "Hello"⎯In keeping with the democratic traditions of the College, students always speak to one another on the campus and downtown. In the passing of time, this "Hello" has developed into a genial "Hi."
So I would this evening⎯officially, confirm the rebirth of the Bowdoin Hello. Now I know times have changed and people might be cynical, and think this brief encounter less than sincere⎯but making eye contact as you walk across campus and a brief greeting sets the tone for the way we should all interact on this campus. Students, faculty and staff⎯part of one community that supports and respects each other. Civility is what we expect as the norm on this campus. But we must strive for much more⎯we must cooperate with each other, be appreciative of what we do with and for one another and we must celebrate our individual successes and support one another when we fail. So as of tonight for the Class of 2007⎯the Bowdoin Hello lives!
Up until now college has been your goal. You've worked hard throughout high school, and now you're finally here. You've gotten great grades, scored high on your SAT's, done important community service, excelled at athletics, been class leaders, done theater and completed important art works, performed great music. You are an incredibly accomplished group and we are delighted that you are here. But now what? You are entering a new world where there are no checklists of accomplishments to be satisfied. Not exactly⎯for academic excellence and a passion for learning is what we are about. As one of my colleagues at the College says⎯"preparing for college is like 'Mapquest"⎯turn right or left, take this not that subject⎯but college seems a bit like navigating by the stars." We are here to help you find your way through the constellations and help you to avoid meteor showers.
You've chosen Bowdoin⎯a residential liberal arts college and we are delighted. Our core⎯our fundamental mission⎯is academic and intellectual excellence that is guided by our dedicated Bowdoin faculty. Our hope is that you will venture outside of your comfort zone in what you choose to study. So even if you're sure you want to be an English major, try a few science courses; if you're sure you want to study economics, try taking sociology or anthropology. If you've never experienced art or music, take an art history class or a music class. Try to learn a new foreign language or become more proficient in a foreign language you know a little. You might find a hidden talent or even a new dream. But even if you find that your original goals were correct for you, you will have spent some rigorous time thinking and learning in new and different ways and you will be exposed to a different vocabulary. Understanding how others think about a problem and having a familiarity with the vocabulary is essential especially in a world where things are so rapidly changing and one cannot predict the issues of the future.
George Mitchell, Class of 1954, wanted to teach history. Instead he is in the world making history first, as a Senator from the great State of Maine, and now as a peacemaker in Northern Ireland and in the Middle East. When I left here, I was going to be a biologist. I got my Ph.D. degree in biology and then decided to change careers, I became a lawyer with the original intent to marry science and law. I didn't actually do that and spent may years as a corporate lawyer. Now I'm a college president. The point is, your aspirations may change, and this education will provide you with the analytical tools to evaluate, and the ability to communicate and interpret complicated concepts for whatever your future holds.
Once you have explored our curriculum and have identified your area or areas of interest⎯make sure you take full advantage of Bowdoin and of your own minds. Challenge your professors, challenge yourselves, think and write about your area of interest in the most rigorous and thoughtful manner. It is those extra moments where you rigorously and passionately attack an issue or a problem that you begin to understand what it means to critically and thoughtfully approach a topic with insight, perspective and judgment. We strive for excellence here at Bowdoin⎯it is our gold standard! There are many, many of us on the administrative staff at Bowdoin who are here to assist you. Residential life leaders, student affairs deans, coaches⎯even presidents. We can all be very helpful and are ready, willing and able to do so.
It isn't obvious or natural to understand how and when to ask a professor or frankly, anyone for help. Some of you may be shy, some may be afraid of admitting that you don't understand or are merely a bit confused about something the professor said⎯some may just not know how to ask for help. Please be assured that the professors are eager to help to clarify, to work with you as individuals and that it is much better to get on the right track early. College is new for everyone here. Going to a professor for advice and guidance will reward you in more ways than you know and it isn't only about making the relationships if you are having a problem or issue. Creating lasting relationships is an opportunity for all and is what Bowdoin is about. You may find yourself doing better in the class, and you might find yourself with a new friend as well.
Professors are at Bowdoin because they are passionate about teaching and they care about students. Forging friendships with professors will be one of your greatest rewards, and when you've found a professor you admire and topic you are passionate about—design an independent study project. As Bowdoin students, you have the chance to perform and research and do scholarly work at the elbow of our faculty⎯it is one opportunity to do the rigorous, in depth thinking I talked about earlier. Many students find their independent study projects to be one of the most rewarding parts of their Bowdoin experience. Working in a lab here at Bowdoin in my senior year is what led me to graduate school in biology.
Now let's talk a bit about our culture⎯a pluralistic environment designed to be by its nature inclusive. Every one of you has unique talents and every one of you has a unique past. You deserve respect for your achievements, and we expect you to respect others. Some of you are from advantaged families, others aren't. Some of you have relatives who went to Bowdoin, others don't. Some of you can paint, some can sing, some can skate, some are liberal, some conservative. For some, English is not your first language; for others, you've never been outside of Maine and for some of you, this is your first time in Maine. You share at least two important things in common which will allow you to bridge the differences in your backgrounds and interests. You can all learn from each other, and you all have something to teach. Second, you have a shared value⎯demonstrated by being here at Bowdoin tonight⎯a desire to learn and to open your minds to the pleasure of learning.
Bowdoin is in many ways a unique experience. In some ways, one could say that our residential liberal arts model is artificial. Never again will you come to a place to live where someone else chose your 1600 neighbors and says live together. If you are open minded, kind and respectful you will learn an immense amount from your new friends about their customs, the way they think, what they believe and what is important to them.
I am not a pollyanna⎯you will not always agree with everything you hear or see⎯but respectful disagreement; respectful questioning and challenging, respectful listening and communication is what we are about.
We also expect that you will respect the people who work at this College. From the housekeeping staff, to the food service people, to the athletic trainer⎯these people care about you and have committed their working lives to serve Bowdoin and they make the place work. They deserve our respect.
This issue of respect and tolerance will be tested even more this year because we are very crowded in our college housing. Your class is large, fewer juniors are studying away this year, and more upper class students have elected to live on campus. So we are very crowded. This puts lots of strain on our residential life staff and on everyone to be patient⎯all will work out well.
A word about the Bowdoin Honor Code and Social Code. At Bowdoin, we don't have many rules⎯this is a place based on developing leaders and self-reliance. But we will expect, and demand, that you uphold our Honor Code and Social Code. The rules are pretty simple⎯do your work on your own⎯be careful, very careful that the material you find on the internet doesn't find its way inappropriately into your papers. On the social code⎯respect each other⎯under no circumstances can we condone or permit violence (either verbal or physical) to another person or destruction of personal property. Read the Honor Code and Social Code so that there is no confusion. I wish I didn't have to mention this tonight but every year we have a number of unfortunate incidents where a momentary lapse of judgment has lasting effects.
Finally, two ideals are at the heart and soul of Bowdoin College. This is Bowdoin lore that I must share with you tonight. One is the importance of the Common Good and the other is the Offer of the College.
Bowdoin's first president, Joseph McKeen, established the ideal of service to the Common Good as a guiding principle for Bowdoin. "Literary institutions," he said, "are founded and endowed for the Common Good and not for the private advantage of those who resort to them for education." One of the best ways to live out this ideal is community service. Nearly three-quarters of Bowdoin students are involved in community service in some way. Each fall on Common Good Day, the entire college community is encouraged to come together to work on service projects throughout our local area. This year Common Good Day is October 4, and I hope you'll all participate. But don't limit your involvement with the community around you to one day a year. The College has more than 17 student-run volunteer programs and partnerships with more than two dozen of the nonprofit organizations in the greater Brunswick community. Bowdoin students tutor local school children, visit with the elderly, help with local arts events. Whatever your particular talent, there is a way you can put it to use in the Brunswick area. Find other ways to get to know Brunswick as well: visit local businesses and restaurants, stroll down to the mall for shopping at the farmer's market or skating on the ice rink, or be a part of the host family program. Your time at Bowdoin will be all the more valuable if you remember that the College is a part of a town, and there is much to be learned beyond the gates of the campus.
Our other institutional canon, "The Offer of the College," is adapted from a passage written by William DeWitt Hyde, Bowdoin's seventh president. He wrote :
To be at Home in all lands and all ages;
To count Nature a familiar acquaintance,
And Art an intimate friend;
To carry the keys of the world's library in your pocket
And feel its resources behind you in whatever task you undertake;
To make hosts of friends who are to be leaders in all walks of life;
To lose oneself in generous enthusiasms
And co-operate with others for common ends⎯
This is the offer of the college
For the best four years of your life.
This, my new friends, is now Bowdoin.
Two final thoughts⎯I am available and accessible and look forward to getting to know each of you.
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- Environmental Law
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Core Requirements:
In addition to being in good academic standing, all participants in the Entertainment/Media Concentration are required to take, and pass the following courses, which should be taken in 2L (or as soon as possible in the Evening Program)(note that, because students electing this Concentration will take these advanced introductory courses, it is strongly recommended that they do not take the "Introduction to Intellectual Property" 1L elective, but rather direct those units to another elective, such as International Law):
- Entertainment Law (3 units)
- Copyright Law (3 units)
- Trademark Law (3 units)
We already have a very thorough advanced curriculum in nearly all of the various branches of the entertainment, media and related industries. Each of these courses gives the student an understanding of the structure, important business relationships and legal issues in the applicable industry branch. Many of them also include at least a component of experiential training.
After successfully completing the core required courses, students considering a Concentration in Entertainment/Media will be required to take certain additional required related classes. These will depend on whether the student intends to pursue the Transactional or the Advocacy track.
Transactional Track: Additional Required Courses
Students pursuing this track are required to take the following additional courses:
- Introduction to Negotiations (2 units) or Negotiation and Settlement (3 units)
- Business Associations (4 units)
- Business Planning (3 units)
We strongly encourage students pursuing the "transactional" track to take at least one of the additional required advocacy track courses (particularly either Trial Advocacy or Appellate Advocacy), or at least one of the "Litigating the ________ Case" electives.
Entertainment-Focused Business Planning Class: Note that Business Associations is a "bar" course that most students already take. We are working with the Director of the Corporate Law Concentration to develop one or more sections of Business Planning or their in-process M&A practicum that would focus on an entertainment/media/IP asset-based company. Unless and until that specialized section of Business Planning is developed, the non-specialized class will cover the important skill set both for the student's first legal job and his or her eventual entertainment/media transactional job.
Experiential Component--Internship: In addition, all Entertainment/Media/Soft IP Transactional Concentration students will be required to complete an internship in the related industries through the existing Entertainment Law Practicum program, or in a related non-profit, through Loyola's regular externship program. Please see the Entertainment Law Practicum webpages FAQs for further information about the Practicum. There are currently a few nonprofit externships sometimes available in the entertainment/media fields, namely in the Guilds (unions) and trade associations.
Negotiation Competition Team: We are exploring the possibility of one or more negotiation competition teams, to participate in an Entertainment Negotiation competition. Students in this track should be strongly advised to try out for such a team where possible and if and when it becomes available.
Advocacy Track: Additional Required Courses
Students pursuing this track are required to take the following additional courses:
- Either Litigating a Media Law Case or Litigating a Copyright Case Seminar (2 units)
- Either Civil Litigation Skills Practicum I and II (6 units total) or at least two of the following courses:
- An ADR class: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mediation or Mediation Advocacy (3 units)
- California Civil Procedure (3 units)
- Civil Discovery (3 units)
- Legal Drafting (2 units)
- Either Trial Advocacy or Appellate Advocacy (3 units)
These requirements may change to reflect changes in the Civil Litigation Concentration courses. We would strongly encourage a student pursuing the "advocacy" track take at least one of the "transactional" required courses in addition to Business Associations.
Experiential Component--Advocacy Competition Team: In addition, all Entertainment/Media Advocacy Concentration students will be required to participate in at least one moot court or other advocacy competition team, or in the Right of Publicity Seminar. In some years, we have had an entertainment law moot court team. To the extent that is available and practicable, it would be recommended, but not required, that the student participate in that team.
Additional Electives: Both Tracks
Whether working in business transactions or as an advocate, the attorney must understand his or her client's business. Hence, in addition to the above, a student seeking this concentration is required to take at least two more advanced classes from our extensive related curriculum. Courses include the following:
- Motion Picture Production & Finance Seminar
- Television Programming & Finance Seminar
- Reality TV & New Media Production and Distribution
- Digital Media & the Law
- Law of Video Games & Online Virtual Worlds
- Comparative Copyright Law
- Law and Practice with the Hollywood Guilds
- Financing Entertainment Industry Ventures
- Tax Strategies for the Digital Age
- Trade Secret Law
- Art and the Law Seminar
- Music Law
- Sports Law
- Torts II
- International Entertainment Law
- First Amendment Seminar
- Advanced IP Colloquium
- International Copyright & Neighboring Rights (currently, London)
- International & Comparative Trademark and Geographical Indications Law (currently, London)
- Business Immigration Law
- Right of Publicity Seminar (if not taken to satisfy the experiential component)
For students in the "transactional" track, also:
(A student pursuing the "advocacy" track would also be permitted to take whichever of those two "Litigating a ______ Case" as an elective that the student did not take as the required course.)
These electives are subject to change in any particular academic year, and may not be offered. Additional courses may also be approved by the Advisor, in conjunction with the Dean's office.
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DESTIN — If an adult entertainment club opens on Airport Road, city leaders probably won't offer it a warm welcome.
"It's not a family-oriented business," City Councilman Larry Williges said. "With this type of business come prostitutes and scofflaws. It's undesirable and I don't want it here."
While no formal plans have been submitted, city staffers and the club's potential operator have discussed details.
As part of the settlement, officials agreed to allow topless dancing in the industrial zoning district along Airport Road. The city also agreed to expedite permit applications and allow alcohol to be sold in the bar within 1,000 feet of a church. Safe Harbor Presbyterian Church is located at Airport Road and Main Street.
The new business, which appears to be an outgrowth of Stephenson's original plans, reportedly would open at the former site of Pottery World at 908 Airport Road.
The club is envisioned to be in a 5,625-square-foot, two-story building.
The property is next to Airport Veterinary Clinic, within walking distance to the Destin fire station and across the street from Kell-Aire Gardens subdivision.
City Councilman Jim Foreman, who lives in Kell-Aire, has heard from residents upset with the idea of a strip club opening.
"I think there is a building storm there," he said. "It's definitely out of place. The location is offensive."
Williges, who also lives in Kell-Aire, noted that the location might be somewhat fitting.
"I thought it would be a great location because it's right next to the sewer plant."
While opposition likely will surface, officials' hands appear to be tied. Based on the potential size of the development, the application and plans might not need City Council approval.
"They have to meet all city codes and ordinances, and everything in the settlement agreement," Mayor Sam Seevers said. "If they do that, then they can open."
"The staff will do a very thorough job of making sure this business, much like any other, meets all of our criteria," she added.
Councilman Jim Bagby said the city should consider a few factors and how they relate to the settlement.
"I'm not sure that location would allow them to do it," he said. "I think that the closeness to parks is something that we have to look at."
Councilman Jim Wood declined to comment on the proposal until plans are in place. Councilwoman Sandy Trammell did not return a call seeking comment.
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"We don't have a legal club in our hands to deal with this," Williges said.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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STATE TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL - The 1-A / 2-A state tournament basketball tournament opens tomorrow in Casper, 2-A bracket first round games will be played at Casper college.
Here's the first round schedule all three will be broadcast live.
The Big Horn Lady Rams lead off at 10:30 against Lyman following that game the Tongue River Eagles will play at noon against Rocky Mountain, the Tongue River Lady Eagles will play Wyoming Indian at 4:30 all three games can be heard live on 14-10 KWYO and 87.7 FM ESPN radio.
BRONC / LADY BRONC INDOOR TRACK - The Bronc and Lady Bronc indoor track teams close out their season at the state indoor meet Friday and Saturday in Gillette.
The outdoor season opens Monday and Sheridan high school Head track coach Art Bauers says they want to finish the indoor season strong and that will carry them into the outdoor season.
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LARAMIE, Wyo. (March 2, 2015) – Home games in three of the season's first four weeks highlight the University of Wyoming's 2015 football campaign, as the Mountain West office announced the conference's schedule on Monday. Game times and television coverage will be announced at a later date.
The Cowboys kick off the season on Sept. 5 against North Dakota in War Memorial Stadium and host Eastern Michigan the following weekend on Sept. 12.
RAMS / EAGLES BASKETBALL - The Big Horn Lady Rams and both the Tongue River Eagles and Lady Eagles have qualified for the 2-A state basketball tournament.
Play begins Thursday in Casper 2-A bracket first round games will be played at Casper college.
The Lady Eagles beat the Lady Rams in the 3rd place game Saturday 42-41 was the final. The Tongue River Eagles beat Burns in the 3rd place game 45-41.
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SHERIDAN, WY—The Sheridan Hawks High School team played their last games of the season at the State Tournament in Rock Springs last weekend.
The team ended the season in sixth place in the tournament with one win and two losses. The team lost a heart-breaker in the first game losing in overtime 6 to 5 to Pinedale.
They then defeated Gillette 13 to 1 and then lost to Casper 5 to 3 on Saturday evening. The Hawks ended the season with a 12-5-2 record. Senior Jess Edens earned All-State Honors as a defenseman.
The Bronc and Lady Bronc basketball teams finished up the regular season tonight at home with Gillette, Gillette coming out on top in both games.
Lady Bronc FINAL SCORE:
Sheridan Lady Broncs: 56
Gillette Lady Camels: 59
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Gillette Camels: 67
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From Left to Right Bottom: Michelle Switzenberg, Mindy Chase, Sheila Georgen
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2-A EAST REGIONAL BASKETBALL - The Big Horn and Tongue River basketball teams are playing in the 2-A East regional tournament in Big Horn.
In the first round Thursday the Big Horn Lady Rams lost their opening game against Burns 56-40, today they play an elimination game with Lusk at 9:00.
The Tongue River Lady Eagles beat Lusk 48-34 to advance to the semi finals, they play Burns at 4:00.
The Big Horn Rams beat Burns 59-50 to advance to play Lusk in the semi finals at 5:30.
The Tongue River Eagles lost against Southeast 50-41, they play Moorcroft in an elimination game at 1:30.
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