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DALLAS (SMU) -- Two Southern Methodist University psychology professors have won two of the four largest monetary prizes for research promoting the science of human strengths. The annual Templeton Positive Psychology prizes are intended to encourage first-rate scientists in mid-career to devote their best efforts to positive psychology topics, such as optimism, moral identity, self-control, thrift, courage and future-mindedness.
Laura King, associate professor of psychology, received a $50,000 prize for her research on how daily goals can have a positive affect on thoughts, mood, behavior and well-being. Her research also examines how people create good lives within unexpected circumstances, such as parenting a child with Down's syndrome, experiencing a divorce or finding oneself to be infertile. Her work focuses on the stories people tell about their life circumstances and how those stories relate to the experience of meaning and happiness.
Michael McCullough, associate professor of psychology, won a $30,000 prize for his research on forgiveness, gratitude and religion/spirituality and their links to health, happiness and interpersonal relationships. He has examined the social and personality factors that influence forgiveness, and is currently studying how forgiveness unfolds in people's lives over time. McCullough also has been exploring the links between spirituality and health indicators like depression and longevity. He is currently engaged in a program of research on gratitude as a basic emotion and as a health intervention.
The American Psychological Association in Washington, D.C. is the largest scientific and professional organization representing psychology in the United States and is the world's largest association of psychologists. The APA, with underwriting support from the John Templeton Foundation, created the awards program. APA's membership includes more than 155,000 researchers, educators, clinicians, consultants and students and works to advance psychology as a science, as a profession and as a means of promoting human welfare.


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TRAVERSE CITY — A good story isn't defined by its beginning. Its true nature becomes clear by following the path that leads toward an unexpected destination.
"Everyone has a story to tell. It may sound cliché, but it's true," said Neal Steeno, co-creator of Weathered Beard, a project to reignite interest in personal storytelling.
Steeno and his friend and Ben Zork have discovered that approaching someone with a friendly question can lead to a fabulous story.
Their first approach usually includes, "Hey, that's an amazing beard."
"The beard is just a way to get people talking, we never know where the story is going to go from there," said Zork, who suggested recording some of the stories that developed during what started out as a photography project by Steeno.
Steeno's first hint that an unshaven face might hide an unforgettable tale came on the streets of Happy Camp, Calif., as he finished a stint working on California's Pacific Crest Trail.
In an area known for its homeless population, Steeno says one particular fellow caught his eye.
"I saw an old burly looking gentleman with an amazing, distinguished beard. I said 'I've got to say, you have an awesome beard there, my friend,'" Steeno said.
"That got him talking and he told me a phenomenal story about being a geologist who worked under Reagan, injuring his back after being trapped while digging for gold, and ending up on the streets when he couldn't pay his medical bills," Steeno said.
That brief encounter got Steeno thinking about how much he appreciated a good beard — and wondered about the stories that went along with them.
The Traverse City resident began collecting photos of bearded characters and hearing snippets of their subjects' life stories.
When, over coffee, he mentioned his newfound interest to Zork, the language arts teacher suggested using his experience to record the tales to accompany each face.
The result is the Weathered Beard website, including the "Long & Short" podcast series of stories, often poignant and always personal.
"Our most recent one is about a nine-fingered piano tuner who plucked the guitar and told an odd, interesting and inspiring story," Steeno said.
Other subjects have included Tim Keenan, a Vietnam vet who hiked the Appalachian Trail to deal with his post-traumatic stress; Matt Myers, of the M22 brand, who had recently been diagnosed with a rare brain tumor; and honky-tonk blues musician Whitey Morgan.
While each has taken a different path in life, all have an overabundance of facial hair.
"I find myself ogling bearded men on the street and wondering what their stories are. I have to be careful not to stare at bearded men," Zork joked.
Local poet Terry Wooten appreciates Steeno and Zork's efforts to reinvigorate the art of storytelling.
"While I work in poetry, with 555 poems committed to memory, we are all preserving stories that would otherwise have been lost."
Wooten, who regularly works with area students to develop writing skills, encourages the children to interview elders in their communities, using their words to write free-verse poems.
"This is the way we passed our history down to each other until the last 50 or 60 years, elders talked to youngsters and shared their stories," he said.
Young campers at the Peninsula Township's summer recreation program are practicing their storytelling skills with prompts from their surroundings, like the skunk who made an unwelcome visit.
"Everyone has a skunk story," said Marya Tyler, Peninsula Township recreation director. "My favorite was the girl who told of her mother stopping to rescue a family of skunks from the middle of the road and of course she got sprayed."
Whether a well weathered beard or a smelly encounter prompts a good story, Steeno and Zork appreciate that the conclusion is determined by the teller.
"Stories have a really powerful way to convey and transfer information, even though we all differ from one person to the next, we are all in it together," Zork said.
A Weathered Beard live storytelling event will be hosted by Steeno and Zork at 7 p.m., Monday, July 30, at InsideOut Gallery, 211 Garland St. The event is free, but donations are welcome.
For those interested in sharing their story, contact Ben or Neal at firstname.lastname@example.com. Listen to the Long & Short podcast series at weatheredbeard.tumblr.com.

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Army Soldier Jeremy Sawyer was serving his country in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan when an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated three feet from him, taking both of his legs at the knee, rupturing both ear drums and causing numerous other injuries.
Since then, he has been recovering at the Center for the Intrepid at Brooks Army Medical Center in San Antonio. His wish was to be able to spend his next birthday with his two sons, who live in Spanaway, Wash.
But with airlines unable to assist in the special needs of Wounded Warriors, Veterans Airlift Command contacted Chinook Flight of Everett and Morgan Design Group of Seattle and asked for help. Morgan Design Group's John Parsaie said: "Get the plane ready." Richard Newman, of Chinook Flight, an officer in the U.S. Army Reserve with 24 years service, cleared the schedule and made all the arrangements.
Sawyer was picked up on Friday, Sept. 7, and flown to Thun Field (Pierce County Airport) near Puyallup, where he was able to spend his birthday with his kids prior to going back for more surgery.
Morgan Design loaned its Cessna 414 Chancellor, a twin-engine light executive aircraft. This enabled Sawyer to travel with his mother who has been his non-medical care giver since he was sent directly to Brookes Army Medical Center from Afghanistan. He traveled with a collapsible wheel chair and pertinent medical support items for his care and comfort. Seats were removed from the plane to allow more room for these care items.
The flight was also possible through the generous donation of discounted fuel and services provided by Million Air Aircraft Support Services of San Antonio.
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Following a six-month search, UC yesterday announced the appointment of Peter Landgren as dean of the College-Conservatory of Music, effective Sept. 1, pending board approval. The search process was noteworthy for actively involving CCM faculty, students and community members.
Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy are back onstage at Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati. Those characters — played by Sara Mackie, Mia Gentile, Brooke Rucidlo and Denise Devlin — kept ETC audiences coming back for more in the spring of 2010 for The Marvelous Wonderettes, the theater's biggest box office hit ever, extended three times to meet the demand for tickets. This summer you can return for the regional premiere of Winter Wonderettes, a Christmas-holiday themed show with Pop holiday tunes from the 1960s, including "Jingle Bell Rock," "Santa Baby" and "It's a Marshmallow World."
Since the 2011 Cincinnati Fringe Festival kicked off on June 1, a panel of three dedicated theater experts have been evaluating performances for recognition through the Acclaim Awards. These awards are in the process of being renamed, but for the sake of clarity and brevity, I'm going to call them by their soon-to-be-former name. The panelists are veterans of the Acclaims; neither Jackie Demaline of The Cincinnati Enquirer nor I are members of the panel or involved in this process.
There are more doors than usual this weekend, right in the middle of the eighth annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival. If you're looking for a recommendation or two, I suggest you check out CityBeat's Fringe review website.
Reviews have been posted on CityBeat's Fringe microsite for eight of the nine shows that debuted yesterday on opening night of the 2011 Cincy Fringe Festival. Two are rated as "Critic's Picks," including Curriculum Vitae by Jimmy Hogg (pictured).
OK, so it's Memorial Day weekend, and theater-going might not be what you have in mind. How about this? If you're heading downtown for the feeding frenzy at Taste of Cincinnati (and what true Cincinnatian isn't?), you can take a quick side trip to Jackson Street in Over-the-Rhine to pick up some tickets or a pass for the eighth annual Cincinnati Fringe Festival. It's the perfect time to find your way to Know Theatre (1120 Jackson, right next to the Gateway Garage), which is Fringe headquarters.
Lynn Meyers came to Ensemble Theatre more than 15 years ago for what she was told was an "interim" appointment as the Over-the-Rhine theater's artistic director. She's still at it and today she's known as one of Cincinnati's finest stage directors. If you need evidence, you can see two fine examples this weekend.
You'll have to work hard to get a ticket, but if you can get in to see The Drowsy Chaperone, produced by Cincinnati Music Theatre at the Aronoff Center's Jarson-Kaplan Theater, you'll be glad you did. It's a show for anyone who loves musical theater. In fact, it's about a guy who loves musicals.


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GRAND RONDE — An adult male was struck by a vehicle about 5 a.m. Friday about four miles west of Grand Ronde on Highway 18 in Polk County.
The unidentified victim was transported by West Valley Fire District ambulance to Salem Hospital with what the Oregon State Police described as critical injuries.
OSP gave this account:
The victim was a passenger in a vehicle driven by an unidentified female. She stopped the vehicle on the highway shoulder. He exited the vehicle and was struck. No other information was released, including names of the involved individuals.
The Polk County District Attorney's Office is assisting OSP with the investigation that wrapped up at the scene early Friday afternoon.
Oregon State Police (OSP), with the assistance of the Polk County District Attorney's Office, is continuing the investigation into last Friday morning's serious injury pedestrian-involved collision that occurred along Highway 18 about four miles west of Grand Ronde in Polk County. The names of the driver and injured pedestrian are released in this update.
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Oct 23 2010
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This whole Juan Williams thing is a perfect fucken example of how fucken puketastic the Democratic Party is. For the Republicans, every time the Democrats or anyone who can be associated with the Democrats–like some NGO or a low-level govt bureaucrat–does the slightest fucken obscure little thing that can be spun appropriately (which is basically …
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350 Bucks
DirectTV NFL Sunday Ticket To-Go is the best fucken 350 smackeroonies I've ever spent: every single fucken NFL game streamed in HiDef video on the Internet. YESSS!!!!!!!!!! UPDATE: PhysioWife just reminded me that she bought if for me for our wedding anniversary, so there you go.
Oct 17 2010
C'mon, Andy!!!!!!
You've got an 18 point lead, there's less than ten minutes left in the game, the wind is blowing cross-field like a motherfucker, you're on the twenty-yard line, it's fourth and one, your field-goal kicker has already missed two makeable field goals, the Falcon's defense has been porous to the run, and you *don't* fucken …
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The Community Development Advisory Committee (CDAC) is a diverse group of county residents appointed by the County Executive to make recommendations regarding Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding. Every fall, the CDAC reviews applications for CDBG-funded Public Service Grants, and interviews each of the eligible applicants to determine their capacity and the eligibility and worthiness of their project to receive these funds. If you are interested in serving on this committee or require more information, or if you would like to contact members of the CDAC, please call Luann Korona at (240) 777-3656 or Matthew Greene at (240) 777-3631.
|MCEO 165-94, dated October 17, 1994; Executive Order No. 176-95; effective date 9/26/95 revised name to CDAC: Executive Order No. 191-07 effective date 6/19/07 revised to increase membership from 15 to 20.
|Makes recommendations to the Director, Department of Housing and Community Affairs, and the County Executive on applications submitted for the Community Development Block Grant Program and any successors to this program; reviews the consolidated plan and makes recommendations on the plan; and conducts public hearings to review community development needs when necessary.
|No fewer than (15) or more than twenty (20) members serving during any given year. Membership should be broadly representative of the County as a whole, with participation encouraged by persons from low income, urban and rural areas, the elderly, women, minorities, persons for whom English is not a native language, persons who are or have been homeless, as well as by persons with physical or mental impairments. Employees of the County, HOC, MNCPPC or elected officials are not eligible to apply.
|Members are appointed by the County Executive and serve three year terms. Members may be reappointed by the CE no more than once. The Chairperson will be designated annually by the CE and may serve no more than two years.
|A public hearing is held in October; meetings are held weekly while applications are being reviewed and recommendations developed. (Members will be asked to serve on one of three subcommittees).
|Matthew Greene, Sr. Planner, DHCA 100 Maryland Avenue, Rockville, MD (240) 777-363; Fax (240) 777-3653
|Members and term expiration (generally August of the expiration year): Chair: Judith Jamison (2016), Kenneth Alexander (2015), Jon Cook (2016), Jasper Cox (2016), Angela Dawson (2014), Althea Grey-McKensie (2016), Tiffany Jackson (2016), Mercy Joseph (2014), Blaise Kapombe (2016), Tracee Matthias (2014), Carmen Poston-Farmer (2014), Daniel Prywes (2016), Debra Roane (2016), Aisha Satterwhite (2015), Sheila Williams (2015).


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By Gary Fauber
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Clayton Prestridge's career with the West Virginia Miners didn't get off to a rousing start — his arrival in 2011 was delayed by problems with his connecting flight from Charlotte, N.C, to Charleston's Yeager Airport.
Fortunately, things got better for Prestridge, a California native who went on to become quite a popular Beckley resident, even if it was a temporary arrangement.
Prestridge came back last Tuesday to visit the city he called home the last two summers, taking in Miners games from a different perspective — from the seats, still behind home plate, just several feet farther back than the catcher is accustomed. He will return home Saturday after enjoying an extended stay, visiting friends he made over the last two years.
"It's awesome," Prestridge said before West Virginia's game with Slippery Rock on Saturday. "To be honest, the summers I spent here were the best times of my life. I made such great relationships and such good friends. I have so many memories. It's great seeing my host family that I was so close with and some of the people I recognize. It's good to see Tim and Doug (Epling). And my girlfriend (Brittany Gill) lives here. I met her the last two summers and we decided to be together."
Maintaining a long-distance relationship has been a challenge, but Prestridge and Gill have made it work.
"It's tough, but luckily for us she graduated school a couple of years ago so she was able to fly out and visit me six or seven times this past school year," he said. "So it's worked out nice."
Prestridge put together arguably the most successful career of anyone who wore a Miners uniform through the organization's first four years. He was a Prospect League all-star in 2011, and last summer was the league batting champion with a .393 batting average despite missing the first two weeks of the season — a delay that likely led to his not being chosen for the all-star game for the second straight year.
It was more than Prestridge's bat or his ability behind the plate that helped the Miners to the 2012 Prospect League championship. He knew the game and he loved the game, and all of that seemed to rub off on everyone else.
Prestridge's career ended with him raising the championship trophy at historic League Stadium, which was used in filming of the movie "A League of Their Own."
"It was probably the most fun I ever had playing baseball," Prestridge said. "We had such a good group of guys. We were all close, good friends, had good team chemistry. We all helped each other. I had a good season and they helped me out.
"To win the championship in my last year was the best thing that could have happened. I know the Eplings work hard at what they do to put a good product on the field, and it was great to bring home a championship for them."
Prestridge closed his college career with a bang this spring, leading UC-Riverside with a .355 batting average. He had 30 runs batted in, smacked 12 doubles and was 14 of 18 on stolen base attempts. He was named to the All-Big West Conference honorable mention team.
He was hoping to play baseball again this summer, at a higher level. He wasn't taken in the Major League first-year players draft, but planned on playing independent ball. However, an injury to his throwing shoulder has put him on the shelf.
The injury actually occurred last summer in Beckley and lingered through his season at UC-Riverside — he started all 53 games for the Highlanders.
"I got an MRI last week and I will get the results next week," said Prestridge, who still was able to throw out the first pitch at Saturday's game. "If I need surgery, I might get surgery. Hopefully not. Hopefully I can just rehab it (before next summer). I have some rehab stuff I can do, so hopefully that will fix it."
Prestridge became a Miner when John Spirk mentioned his name when the team needed a catcher. The two were teammates at Golden West Community College before Prestridge went to UC-Riverside and Spirk to San Diego State.
It was the start of a chapter in Prestridge's life that he will never forget.
"It was the biggest blessing I have ever had," he said. "Like I said, this has truly been the best times of my life. I never thought I would have this much fun playing summer ball. This whole atmosphere and the program that everyone puts on and the Eplings do such a good job. It's one of the best places to play in the country, in my opinion."
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Longtime Rivals Valpo and Western Illinois Meet for First Time since 2007 on Tuesday
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Upcoming in Crusader Basketball: Valparaiso wraps up the pre-Thanksgiving portion of its schedule as well as its first homestand of the season on Tuesday evening as the Crusaders entertain Western Illinois at the ARC. This is the first meeting between the two former Mid-Continent Conference rivals since Valpo joined the Horizon League in 2007.


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Professor of Anesthesiology, of Medicine (Pulmonary) and of Surgery (Trauma); Division Chief; Vice Chair, Academic Affairs; Director, Perioperative & Adult Anesthesia
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Critical care medicine; Anesthesia quality & safety; Medical ethics
Selected Publications
- Van Norman G, Rosenbaum SH. Ethical Aspects of Anesthesia Care. (chapter) in: Miller's Anesthesia. ed. Miller RD et al. Elsevier Churchill Livingstone, 7th edition, 2010
- Rosenbaum SH. Statistical methods in anesthesia. (chapter) in: Miller's Anesthesia. ed. Miller RD et al. Elsevier Churchill Livingstone, 7th edition, 2010.
- Schwartz JJ, Akhtar A, Rosenbaum SH.: Endocrine Function. (chapter), In: Clinical Anesthesia, ed. Barash PB, et al, LWW, Philselphia, 6th edition, 2009.
- Silverman DG. Rosenbaum SH. Integrated assessment and consultation for the preoperative patient. Medical Clinics of North America. 93(5):963-977, 2009
- Fleisher LA, Rosenbaum SH, issue editors: Preoperative Assessment, Medical Clinics of North America, Elsevier, Philadelphia, 93(5), 2009.
- Rosenbaum SH. What is euthanasia. (chapter) in: Critical Care Ethics: A Practice Guide. ed by Kummer HB, Thompson DR. Society of Critical Care Medicine, Mount Prospect, IL. 2nd edition 2009.
- Maerz LL, Davis KA,, Rosenbaum SH. Trauma (chapter) in International Anesthesiology Clinics, issue on Critical Care Anesthesiology, Afifi S, editor, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, 47(1): 25-36, 2009.
- Rosenbaum SH, Silverman DG. The Value of Preoperative Assessment. (chapter) in Perioperative Medicine: Managing for Outcome. ed. Newman MF, Fleisher LA, Fink MP. Elsevier 2008.
- Schuster KM, Davis KA, Rosenbaum SH. Emergency and Urgent Surgery (chapter) in Medical Clinics of North America, issue on Preoperative Assessment, Fleisher LA, Rosenbaum SH, editors, Elsevier, Philadelphia, 93(5):1131-1148, 2009.


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The Ossining Union Free School District is getting a cash infusion. The State Education Department is pouring $529,000 into Ossining schools via a grant. The money comes from New York state's Race to the Top federal funds.
"We'll be using these grant funds to provide professional development that we would otherwise not be able to offer," said OUFSD Deputy Superintendent Ray Sanchez.
Ossining received the cash as part of the Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness program. State Education Commissioner John King says the grants are part of the Board of Regents' statewide efforts to strengthen educator effectiveness at all levels. The program focuses on helping to advance science, technology, engineering and math education, as well as supporting English language learners. Another goal of the program is to improve the equitable distribution of effective teachers and leaders throughout the State of New York.
"We are a community of learners and we value professional development, so we're very excited to have received this grant," said Sanchez. "The grant will enable us to build on our success by providing enhanced support to our teachers and leaders as we meet the requirements of the Common Core standards and other changes in education."
48 other districts and charter schools received money under the Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness program. School and districts that have at least 25% of students who are low-income are eligible for the grants.
Ossining school district officials say they plan on using part of the money to "train 60 teachers in a research-based approach to making content comprehensible to English language learners." In addition, 30 teachers will be trained in co-teaching. The co-teaching effort will "improve effectiveness in inclusion and collaborative classes where two teachers work together to instruct students with various needs," according to school district officials.


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"If you're not careful, coaches will end up knowing their players better than they know their own children," Grobe says. "That's unavoidable during the season, but in the offseason … once February hits, I try to make it as normal as we possibly can. We're as close to 8-5 as we can possibly be in the offseason. I try to give my guys as much time as I can with their families."Inside spring practice with the Wake Forest Demon Deacons - ESPN
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Mayhem Festival 2011 Atlanta Georgia
I originally went to Mayhem fest in order to see disturbed and because of this I saw Godsmack for the first time and was blow away by there performance. They really made the whole show and I thought that they should of been the Head liner instead of Disturbed, don't get me wrong they're a great band, but seemed to only go threw the motions. Godsmack put alot of energy into the whole performance like the drum battle, and were great at pumping up the audience. I'm definitely going to see them next time they come threw Atlanta.


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Biology graduate Melissa Haber '12 has received a Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Fellowship from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to pursue a master's degree in soil science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The award provides a two-year stipend of up to $25,000 per year, tuition and fees up to $12,000 per year, and an annual expense allowance of $5,000 for supplies and travel. The award also enables Haber to attend a conference for EPA fellows in Washington, D.C.
In the soil chemistry lab at the University of Wisconsin, Haber has begun a project with two primary goals. First, she plans to use micriobiologically induced precipitated minerals, such as calcite and apatite, to isolate heavy metals like strontium-90 and lead from contaminated aquifer systems. She also plans to study the carbon-to-nitrogen ratio necessary to enhance or inhibit other bacterial groups found in the environment that might stand in the way of the microbial precipitation process.
Her master's studies provide a perfect marriage for Haber's interests in ecology and microbiology. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in soil science once her master's is complete and then work in environmental research.
"Understanding water chemistry, mineral formation, and microbial ecology will give me the breadth of skills necessary for research in the environmental industry," she explains. "The ability to combine my interests within a project that has beneficial applications is very exciting."
Just a few weeks into her master's program, Haber already is appreciating how much Lafayette prepared her for advanced study. She says the rigorous coursework and close working relationships with professors mirror the experiences she had as an undergraduate. Additionally, her time on College Hill prepared her to think critically about science, something she has to do every day in the soil chemistry lab.
At Lafayette, Haber began working with Laurie Caslake, associate professor and assistant head of biology, at the beginning of her sophomore year. Through Caslake's collaborative National Science Foundation grant, Haber worked for a summer with a graduate team at the University of California-Davis on an interdisciplinary soil treatment project. They used a bacterium naturally found in soil that produces calcite to improve a soil remediation technique. Calcite binds soil particles together under the right conditions, a process that potentially could be used to strengthen the soil beneath structures where natural disasters occur frequently.
The research led to a senior thesis, for which Haber studied how bacterial biofilms reduce the permeability of sandy soils, which could prevent leachate from escaping landfills and contaminating the surrounding environment. Haber previously received a Greater Research Opportunity (GRO) fellowship from the EPA, which included a three-month summer internship with the agency.
See a list of recent Lafayette recipients of national and international scholarships and fellowships for undergraduate and post-graduate study
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An Introduction to DNS and DNS Tools
This powerful command gathers and returns DNS information in a format the name server can use directly. For this reason, dig is particularly useful in scripts. You will find it easy to query specific name servers with dig, making it a useful tool for narrowing down the source of DNS problems.
Suppose you have just transferred your domain name hosting from old-host.com to new-host.com. A customer sends you an e-mail saying he cannot reach your web site when he is logged into his ISP. You suspect the zone information simply has not had time to propagate. So, you find out what the NS records are for the ISP in question:
dig ns isp-in-question.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: isp-in-question.com. 10H IN NS ns1.hugeupstream.com. isp-in-question.com. 10H IN NS isp-in-question.com. isp-in-question.com. 10H IN NS ns.isp-in-question.com. isp-in-question.com. 10H IN NS ns.goodnameserver.com.
Then you check your company's web site against the ISP's name servers:
dig www.yourcompany.com @ns.isp-in-question.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: www.yourcompany.com. 59m53s IN A 192.168.5.10Wait a minute, that is your old IP address. It appears the DNS information has not fully propagated yet.
Next, you decide to see if old-host.com has removed the old zone information from their name servers. The "any" option will retrieve all the DNS information:
dig any www.yourcompany.com @ns.old-host.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: www.yourcompany.com. 1H IN A 192.168.200.250 ;; AUTHORITY SECTION: yourcompany.com. 1H IN NS webns.new-isp.com. yourcompany.com. 1H IN NS srvns.new-isp.com.
In this case the A record shows your new IP address for your web server, and it shows the new authoritative name servers for your domain name. This is the information you hoped to find.
These are the most useful dig query types: dig any (gathers all DNS information), dig ns (gathers name server information), dig mx (gathers mail exchanger information) and dig a (gathers network address information).
The dig command can also do reverse lookups with output formatted for the zone file:
dig -x 192.168.200.250 ;; ANSWER SECTION: 250.200.168.192.in-addr.arpa. 4h11s IN PTR www.yourcompany.com.
You can use this tool as a single line command, or you can use it interactively, which distinguishes it from the other DNS commands. Once you have started nslookup, type set all to list the default options. As with dig you can choose the server (name server) you want to query, and you can decide the type of DNS information on which to focus.
Listing 2. Output with nslookup
Just as you can issue commands to nslookup interactively, you can also change the initial defaults by starting a .nslookuprc file. The format of the .nslookup is one command per line:
set type=NS set domain=srvns.new-host.com set timeout=10
The ARPANET (the precursor to the Internet) had a few hundred hosts throughout the 1970s. A single flat file called HOSTS.TXT contained all of the information for every host. System administrators periodically downloaded the file and placed the information into their /etc/hosts file; take a look at your own /etc/hosts to see roughly what that file looked like. However, this system was not scalable. The advent of DNS made the exponential growth of the Internet possible.
DNS server performance
For those of you, who don't just wanna make sure their dns system works properly but who are also interested in how fast their dns provider is, you can check your speed with this dns lookup tool.
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CONNEAUT — Merton J. Porter, age 90, died Sunday, March 3, 2013, after a lengthy illness.
He was born Oct. 8, 1922, in West Springfield, Pa., and lived there until last year. He was more recently a resident of The Villa At The Lake, Conneaut, Ohio. He was the son of George Raymond and Myrtie (Brewster) Porter and graduated from Springfield Township (PA) High School in 1940.
He worked as an inspector at G.E. Erie/Aerospace Division until his retirement in 1985, after 42 years of service.
Mr. Porter was a member of the West Springfield United Methodist Church and the East Springfield Lodge of the Odd Fellows, later the Nickel Plate Lodge.
He enjoyed golfing in his retirement and golfed in the Wednesday League at Village Green Golf Course in Kingsville, Ohio. He also enjoyed helping friends with running errands.
In addition to his parents, Mr. Porter was preceded in death by his brother, Harold L. "Red" Porter, in 2004.
He is survived by his sister-in-law, Dorothy Porter, and two nieces, Martha (Ray) Camp and Mimi Porter. He is further survived by one great-nephew and one great-niece; five great-great nieces and nephews; and one great-great-great niece.
No calling hours will be observed. Interment will be in East Conneaut Cemetery, Conneaut, at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made to the West Springfield United Methodist Church, 13790 Chestnut St., West Springfield, Pa. 16443 or to the Springfield Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 79, East Springfield, Pa. 16411. Envelopes are available at the MARCY FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATION CENTER, 208 Liberty St., Conneaut, which has charge of arrangements.
Please sign the guestbook at www.marcyfuneralhome.com and starbeacon.com.


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For a theatre near you, enter your ZIP code or city name in the search bar. The website will show all venues near you and their complete schedules and show times.
Are there special prices for seniors, students, children or large groups?
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I see an opera or ballet listed on your website, but it isn't playing near me. Why not?
While most theatres in our network are on a unified schedule, playing the same operas and ballets on the same days, some theatres are unable to schedule certain titles or to schedule them on the same days as all the other venues. It is always a good idea to check with your local theatre for show times and dates, since they may vary from city to city.
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Do you screen operas from the Metropolitan Opera?
No, we screen operas and ballets from the foremost theatres of Europe, including Teatro alla Scala, the Royal Opera House, the Gran Teatre del Liceu, the Bolshoi Ballet, Royal Ballet and the Nederlands Dans Theater.
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By Jessica Bagley
The Tonawanda News
Tonawanda News — The Mullen Elementary roof replacement is, for the most part, complete but the project came in $170,000 over budget, according to Project Manager Peter Buckley.
Buckley said the contingency budget allowed for $25,000 to $35,000 of overage, meaning the district will need to determine the source of $140,000 in additional costs.
"It was not installed correct in the first place in the 1960s," Buckley said. "So I'm glad that we did it. I wouldn't want to see another winter like this."
An $11 million dollar capital project that includes a new football stadium and music rooms at the high school, allows for about $600,000 in contingency funds — around 4 or 5 percent of the total project costs.
"So we have made a significant bite into that," board member Jennifer Mysliwy said at Tuesday's meeting.
Buckley, from the architecture firm Wendel overseeing the project, assured the board that although the roof replacement will present a challenge, it won't affect the project as a whole.
"It is not an overwhelming disparity to attend to with an $11 million project," Buckley said.
Buckley also reminded the board that contractors had no way of knowing the extent of the roof's damage during the budgeting process for the project.
"Unless you have X-ray vision, you wouldn't know about it for the last 60 years," Buckley said.
Riverview repairs are scheduled for next year, but Buckley assumes the roof is not in nearly as bad condition based on tests done at the beginning of the process.
Failures that occurred at Mullen simply didn't occur at Riverview, he said.
Buckley also said there is a possibility that money saved from the Riverview repairs could help with the loss at Mullen.
Meanwhile, Wendel representatives are working on finishing the final estimates for the stadium and music wing.
"Because of the changes at Mullen, we are looking to sharpen the pencil and be very diligent with the costs there," Buckley said. "And keep it to the core of the project."
The district is waiting on the state's approval of the project, which is set to come in around Thanksgiving. The state will approve the safety coding for the project and issue the permit.
But representatives assured the board that there is no way the state could jeopardize funding or nix the project.
After the approval, the project will be out for bids shortly after Jan. 1. So far, the project is on schedule, according to Buckley.
Superintedent Whitney Vantine took the opportunity to assure the public the project is still on track despite rumors floating around town that the project is over.
"That's garbage," he said. "This doesn't mean the project is dead or that it can't move forward. We are doing well."
Also at Tuesday's meeting:
• Tonawanda High School principal Dr. James Newton attended the meeting to give a brief presentation on the school's clubs. Newton is searching for an advisor for Rachel's Challenge, an anti-violence club inspired by the acts at Columbine.
• Mullen Elementary Principal Jessica Lyons also attended Tuesday's meeting and announced a week of fundraising and events for a student at the school who was diagnosed with Leukemia last May. The school is taking donations for footprints and luminary bags to be used during a Heros Come in All Sizes walk 1:45 p.m. Oct. 5 in the school's bus loop. Proceeds will help defray medical costs for the family.
Contact reporter Jessica Bagley at 693-1000, ext. 4150.


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A 25-year-old Napa man was arrested early Sunday on suspicion of resisting an officer after running away from a patrolman who slipped and fell during the foot pursuit, according to an arrest summary from the City of Napa Police Department:
On 11/04/12 about 0117 hours, Officer Keener saw a male and female involved in a disturbance in the area of the n/w corner of Kohl's at 1116 1st. St.
The male suspect, Joshua Lanuza (25 yrs of Napa), saw the officer and began to run. The officer pursued Lanuza on foot.
As the officer turned the n/w corner of Kohl's, he lost his footing. Officer Keener fell to the ground. Lanuza saw the offficer fall so he stopped and got on the ground. Another officer arrived and took Lanuza into custody.
The officer that fell was treated at QVMC and released. The female was very intoxicated and not cooperative/forthcoming about the disturbance.
Lanuza was transported and booked into the Napa County Department of Corrections.
Arrest information does not indicate a conviction.
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