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: a public box in which letters and packages are placed to be collected and sent out
: a private box on or near a house in which mail is placed when it is delivered
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South Louisiana makes plenty of music, and not all of it is exclusive to New Orleans.
Eunice is a small town west of the city, and it is the geographic and cultural heart of the traditional folk music of Cajun people in Louisiana. Aside from the surrounding rice patties and boudin joints of road-food lore, Cajun country is also home to a distinctive style of fiddle- and accordion-based music.
Mark Savoy, a master craftsman of button-style reed accordions common to Cajun music, owns the Savoy Music Center of Eunice. It is ground zero for this sound. Every Saturday, the center hosts a jam session; this year, they brought it to the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.
Crowds were unabashedly two-stepping in the wet field surrounding the Sheraton Fais Do-Do stage, as members of the Pine Leaf Boys joined community elders playing fiddles and slack key guitars. It was a close-up view of community music-making at its finest.
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Early in Friday's Class 4A Sectional 15 semifinal game, both the Seymour and Jennings County boys basketball teams were hitting shots.
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Molly Stranahan is in love with color. That's why she paired a hot pink sofa with a bright red wall in the living room of her Mendham, N.J., home.
The pink-on-red arrangement is accented with her grandfather's chair that she reupholstered in sea-foam green.
"I didn't stop to think, 'What are people going to think of this?'" she said of her home's vibrant decor. "It makes me happy, so I'm going to do it.'"
Ms. Stranahan, whose home is currently on the market for $1.25 million, is a self-described happiness facilitator: She helps people figure out what they can do to live a happier life. She's taken a similar approach to her home, finding delight in bold colors and patterns.
Ms. Stranahan and her husband, Thomas Curtin, bought the land in Mendham and began building their four-bedroom colonial in 1996, the couple said. The purchase price for the three acres was $950,290, according to property records.
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Mr. Curtin said his wife has toned things down compared with their previous home. "She went crazy with flowers," he recalled. "This time, the walls are one color and the wallpaper is much more subdued."
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THE UK Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) has swung its axe at two more filesharing websites, EZTV and YIFY.
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Definition of knout in English:
(In imperial Russia) a whip used to inflict punishment, often causing death.
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Previously, on iPhone OS 3.2 with XCode 3.2.2 this used to work fine.
I have created a small test to prove it. An NSManagedObject with 2 attributes, "group" and "vaue". Both strings.
When setting up an NSFetchedResultsController to be used in the TableViewController, I set up the setFetchLimit on the request and I set the sectionNameKeyPath to "group", since I want the result entities to be grouped in sections.
The former behaviour (prior iPhone OS 4 and XCode 3.2.3) would return the resultset of entites containing the maximum amount of entities specified in the limit.
With the new OS and XCode, the FecthedResultsController "sections" and numberOfObjects in each section return ALL the values that are in the persistent store, ignoring the set Limit.
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The state model of nerve excitation by Hodgkin and Huxley has been a backbone of neuroscience for over sixty years. Mathematical models are compact summaries of data that can recreate the features of interest. Those features inevitably change as new experiments provide new data and as a priori information is collected from the literature. This evolution of models characterizes all of science. Newton's laws were the classic laws (models) of mechanics; they needed tuning by Einstein. The ability to create and test models allows us to summarize what we know about the laws of nature. We would rather look at a model with few parameters, than at gigabytes of raw data. Furthermore, model-based-analyses make explicit the assumptions used to create the model, and they provide quantitative parameters with testable conclusions. In the biologically and medically relevant case of channelopathies, models can provide insights as how to assay therapeutic drugs. A change in rate constants can cause a disease, and therapy should try to restore those rates to normal.
In the case of ion channel kinetics, the rate constants between states predict the free energy differences between states and those changes need to be reproduced from structural models of channels. The free energies can be further dissected into entropic and enthalpic contributions by varying the temperature, thus providing insight into physical mechanisms that dominate the molecular dynamics. The flow of energy in a system of states is contained in the topology of the connections between states, the rates between them, and the dependence of those rates on stimuli. Ion channels are the quantum units of cell excitability, so that understanding ion channel kinetics is essential to understanding excitability of the brain and other tissues.
We began writing programs to analyze single channel kinetics in the early days of patch clamp since manual analysis was not only subjective but time consuming. Furthermore, stimulus driven data could not be readily analyzed manually. Over the last thirty years, our software grew into what we have named QuB (Q for the rate transition matrix and UB for University of Buffalo). QuB can treat single or multiple discrete channel data where the rates can be stimulus driven with arbitrary stimuli. It can also analyze multichannel data as collected from whole-cell recordings. Given multichannel data, QuB's algorithms not only provide the rate constants of a multistate model, but by utilizing the variance of the data they provide estimates of the number of channels in the activatable pool and the unitary current amplitude. Fitting state models of channel kinetics is fast, commonly interactive on PC, Mac or Linux, and can employ video array processors when available.
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I am having problems getting games to run in full screen with out at the black border around then. Whether it is Counter Strike, Call of Duty to Far Cry. No mater what resolution I run the games at I cant get them to fill the screen the best I can get black border down to is about 1 cm all around. My monitor is a 21 inch, Dell P1130 flat screen Trinitron CRT running at 1280 x 1024 at 90 Hz. Graphics card is a Ati Radeon 9800 pro. I recently reinstalled Windows XP and all the original drivers. Prier to the reinstall I had no problems getting the games to run in a full screen. I have tried installing the latest Catalyst 4.5 driver but this has made no difference. Could there be a setting in the control panel that need to change that I don't know about??? Any ideas anybody…
Another issue is refresh rate. Call of Duty and other XP capable games will/usually default to 60 Hz monitor refresh rate with the resultant black border because of sync issues with the monitor. Chances are if you look slightly off to one side of the monitor you'll notice a flicker, thus you know - even if you adjust the screen borders - the game has defaulted to 60 Hz. A work-around for Call of Duty in particular is to go to CoD\Main\Config.cfg file and add this line [seta r_displayrefresh "85"] - without the brackets - to the game config file. This will sync your monitor and game at 85 Hz. Notice the space between "seta" and "r" and between r_displayrefresh and "85". Note that the number select in quotes will be the refresh rate the game will be set to.
A more general - and probably best option, is as follows which I found searching game forums for the same issue with Medal of Honor I was having:
Windows XP blocks every game at 60Mhz refresh rate by default. To override the refresh rates, there are several things you can do, depending on the graphics card you are using...:NVIDIA BASED: Use a refresh rate fix like "NV Refresh Tool 2.1a", or "nVidia Refresh Rate Fix MKII 2.21". They are easy to use and work well. Then you go to your advanced display properties and set the monitor to the rate you want.ATI BASED: The override option is included in the Catalyst drivers (for Radeon series). In your advanced display properties, go to "display" tab, click on "monitor", untick "use DDC information" and set it to what you want. Close this tab, then go to monitor tab and set it to the same rate. It`s now fixed.Also, setting "sync every frame" to NO will help you get better frame rates...As an aside, I have the ATI 9800 Pro and I found setting the "Refresh Rate Override" to "Same as desktop" vs a particular refresh rate ensured the games will sync at whatever refresh rate I have set my desktop to for any particular screen resolution.
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Of course you can get rid of the black border !!
The original poster's problem is solved and the poster above (vcraig) has give a pretty good explaination on the refresh rate and how to correct it, between adjusting the refresh rate to suit you and then sorting out the screen size (horizontal & vertical) you can get perfect screen size...
The only time you wouldn't be able to sort it out, is if the border was painted onto the monitor !
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I didn't realize that I could adjust the screen size in game with out it effecting the desk top...
Thanks folks...
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In a study sure to raise eyebrows among scolds and radio talk show hosts everywhere, researchers at the University of Minnesota are finding that most young people who hook up for casual sex report no long-term emotional or psychological damage as a result.
The findings are part of a long-running School of Public Health study of more than 1,300 people ages 18-24. In it, the researchers say there are no differences in reports of depression or self-esteem among respondents, whether or not they engaged in casual sex.
"We were so surprised," said Marla Eisenberg, an assistant professor at the university's School of Public Health who studies adolescent and young adult health.
"The conventional wisdom is that casual sex, 'friends with benefits,' and hooking up is hurtful. That's what we've been teaching kids for decades."
Still, Eisenberg says, casual sex is not to be taken lightly, and young people need to be constantly reminded by their parents and sex education curriculums about the life-altering experience of an unplanned pregnancy and the dangers of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Fujifilm X-Pro1 official
Fujifilm has now confirmed the full details for their new high-end compact system camera, the Fujifilm X-Pro1.
The biggest differentiator about this new camera is the new 16-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor. Not only is it bigger than most rival CSCs like those from the Olympus Pen line, but it features Fujifilm's EXR processing technology - carried over from their compact cameras - and a new filter array which claims to do away with moiré and false colours.
As such it is being pitched as a rival to DSLR cameras in terms of quality and Fujifilm tell us that they have developed the EXR Processor Pro to crunch the image data coming in from their so called X-Trans sensor. We're just happy that it has a bigger sensor, just like the newly announced Canon PowerShot G1 X.
This being a compact system camera, however, you'll find a new mount in place, which Fujifilm are calling the X-Mount. There are three XF Fujinon lenses at launch, all prime lenses, and all fast lenses at 27, 53 and 90mm (equiv), which will retail for approx. $650 each.
Of course the design of the X-Pro1 is beautifully retro, fitting the design of the X100 and also picking up the hybrid viewfinder technology that camera offered. It will allow you to view through the optical viewfinder and overlay information from the electronic viewfinder if you need more details as you compose your shot.
Cleverly, the viewfinder will change to suit the lens you are using, which suggests that using lenses from other systems with this camera through adapters might be tricky.
But a retro look isn't all the X-Pro1 has on offer. It also uses some digital trickery to let you pull off multiple exposure shots (overlaying one shot on top of another) as well as being able to select old film styles - Astia, Provia and Velvia - as you can in some Fujifilm compacts.
With the price expected for be around $1700, this is a serious camera, so you'll be pleased to hear there are a run of accessories for it too - a hand grip, flash, leather case and filters.
We've got to hand it to Fujifilm. Having impressed us with bold moves in the form of the X10 and the X100, the X-Pro1 looks like camera that could be really popular with photo enthusiasts.
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I compared this with a few other testimonial widgets:
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Out of these, this one works the best (I had some compatibility issues with IvyCat and Paid Memberships Pro), and has the features you would expect.
Features I expect include a shortcode to display all testimonials and a widget that rotates testimonials at random (they included a nice touch that the rotation pauses when your mouse is over it).
The only downside I found is the length of the excerpt being too small in the widget. This is easily fixed by editing the plugin, and changing this line:
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Running Time: 80
Company: Filmco
Cast: Star Burst, Sharon Wood, Blake Palmer, Dick Nasty, Kathy Jones, Daleena Dancer, Angela Cee
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Specialty
Older women are a hard-to beat fetish theme. Why? Go ask Sigmund.
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Fisk University produces graduates from diverse backgrounds with the integrity and intellect required for substantive contributions to society. Diversity: We will support and encourage diversity of opinion, of culture and aids us in building a collective wisdom that results in more powerful and relevant solutions to our challenges. Excellence: We believe that excellence is the result of a lifelong pursuit of the highest standards. Teamwork: We believe that individuals achieve high standards when supported by the collective work of others. Accountability: We believe that we must hold ourselves to the highest standard when we make commitments. Integrity: We believe that it is our responsibility to prepare young people to be stewards of an ever changing world. Leadership: We believe that leaders are obligated to empower those around them. Service: We believe that service is our ability to give the gift of knowledge to humanity.
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) is an 1890 land-grant institution dedicated to the advancement of knowledge, resolution of complex issues and the empowerment of citizens and communities. The University provides a student-centered environment consistent with its core values. The faculty is committed to educating students at the undergraduate, graduate, doctoral and professional levels, preparing graduates to apply their knowledge, critical thinking skills and creativity in their service to society. While the University continues its historic mission of educating African Americans, FAMU embraces persons of all races, ethnic origins and nationalities as life-long members of the university community. Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University holds the following values essential to the achievement of the university's mission: Scholarship, Excellence, Openness, Fiscal Responsibility, Accountability, Collaboration, Diversity, Service, Fairness, Courage, Integrity, Respect, Collegiality, Freedom, Ethics, and Shared Governance.
The ACCESS Program at FAU utilizes a holistic approach in assisting students in their first and second year, providing individually tailored support by way of academic coaching/advising, career counseling, academic support programs and faculty mentorship. By establishing a positive environment, we will provide students with the opportunity to learn the necessary skills to progress toward degree completion.
The ACCESS Program is based on the Appreciative Advising model. It is the intentional collaborative practice of asking positive, open-ended questions that help students optimize their educational experience and achieve their dreams, goals and potential. The advisee and coach/advisor, as partners, work together to discover the student's passions and dreams, design a plan to achieve those dreams, deliver on that plan, and make changes as necessary to achieve their goals.
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We have a vibrant and growing department that has changed substantially in recent years in many ways. The number of faculty has significantly increased in the last ten years and the department now has 27 faculty members. Our department offers a bachelor's degree in CS, three tracks for the master's degree in CS, and continues to offer the PhD degree in CS as well. FSU is now one of the few universities in the country offering a bachelor's degree in Computational Biology. We also have created an interdisciplinary bachelor's degree in Computer Criminology by working with the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice. Our research funding and the number of research assistants has significantly increased in recent years. Many of our faculty are internationally recognized, hold distinguished positions on editorial boards and conference committees, and with their students are publishing innovative research in very prestigious conferences and journals.
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UK Sponsored: Mountains to Coast: Field Studies in Costa Rica (Agriculture, Food & Environment)
Arenal, Costa Rica; Canas, Costa Rica; La Selva, Costa Rica; Monteverde, Costa Rica; San Jose, Costa Rica; Tortuguero, Costa Rica (Outgoing Program)
|Program Terms:
Summer 2
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|Fact Sheet:
|Experience Type:
|Study Abroad
|Area of Study:
|Agriculture, Biology, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Environmental Studies, Forestry, Geography, Natural Resources and Environmental Science, Sustainable Agriculture
|Housing Options:
|2-Sophomore, 3-Junior, 4-Senior
|Minimum GPA:
|Student Type:
|Undergraduate students only
|Susan Meredith
|Program Director:
|Rob Paratley, Stephen Price
|UK Travel Medical Insurance:
|Included in the UK Sponsored program fee
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UK Sponsored: Mountains to Coast:
Field Studies in Costa Rica
(Agriculture, Food & Environment)
Field Studies in Costa Rica
(Agriculture, Food & Environment)
2017 Dates TBD
(Departure from U.S.A. - Departure from host country)
Program Overview
Through this program participants will take a hands-on, field-oriented approach to studying the wildlife, water, plants and varied ecosystems of Costa Rica. The program will take place in multiple cities in Costa Rica and students will be working in a variety of environments including forests, agriculture, marine, desert and urban cities.
Emphasis will be placed on methodologies for field data collection necessary to evaluate a variety of natural resources in the location and students will become familiar with sampling instrumentation, collection, preservation, analysis and data interpretation. Throughout the course, students will draw conclusions and make recommendations based on an interdisciplinary understanding of natural and human systems.
- Apply principles of chemical, biological and physical systems to address natural resource and environmental issues.
- Demonstrate the safe and proper use of major conservation field techniques in tropical ecosystems.
- Visit a variety of ecosystems including cloud forest, wet and dry tropical forests, Pacific Coast forest, elfin forest and riparian forest as well as a mangrove swamp and an active volcano.
- Research and report on a specific aspect of Costa Rica such as cloud forest, ecotourism, corridor systems, sea turtles, etc.
This program is open to undergraduate students from all academic disciplines. Students from universities other than UK are welcome to participate in this program as visiting students. For more information on how to apply to the University of Kentucky as a visiting student, go to UK Admissions. Non-UK students should consult with the program director prior to applying to ensure that they have the proper academic background for the course.
Academic Credit
UK Sponsored programs are conducted by the University of Kentucky faculty and staff. UK GPA credits and grades will be awarded by the program director for the successful and timely completion of all required program activities and assignments, including any required on-campus meetings before or after the program's international travel.
- Undergraduates will enroll in NRE 320: Natural Resource and Environmental Analysis (3 credit hours).
- NRES will fulfill a major requirement for all NRES students
- If a student has already earned credit for NRE 320, alternate credit may be arranged by the faculty directors or the NRES Academic Coordinator, Ms. Geri Philpott.
- All students will be enrolled in EAP 599: Study Abroad (1 credit hour)
Students will reside in shared rooms in hotels or lodges while in Costa Rica. Breakfast will be provided each day. In addition, all meals will be provided while in Tortuguero, La Selva and Monteverde. A welcome and farewell meal will also be provided. Students will be responsible for all other meals on their own.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Students are strongly encouraged to explore multiple funding opportunities for programs abroad. There are numerous opportunities available based on area of study, program type, length and country of destination. Smaller scholarships can often be "stacked" together to help fund education abroad.
- Many financial aid packages (scholarships, loans and grants) used for on-campus study can be applied to education abroad programs. Students who qualify for financial aid should consult with UK Financial Aid as soon as possible to identify possible financial aid opportunities.
- UK Education Abroad Scholarship - a campus-wide selection committee awards needs-based scholarships to UK students in amounts of $750, $1,000 & $1,500. The deadline to apply is March 1 for Summer/Fall programs and October 1 for Spring/Winter programs.
Supplemental Materials
This program runs in collaboration with the University of Kentucky and ISA. Students will complete an application with UK Education Abroad (online, this website) and supplemental materials with ISA. The supplemental application materials are for administrative purposes and will be provided to all accepted students AFTER the UK application deadline.
Program Costs
Costs and cancellation policies vary by program. Please see the "Fees and Policies" information page (the link is in the program header at the top of this website). Be sure to consider the associated UK costs, program specifications, and related travel expenses.
Passport & Visa Requirements
Participants must have a passport valid for at least 6 months after the expected date of return to the U.S. The Wildcat Passport Acceptance Facility in the UK Student Center accepts U.S. passport applications. For more information about U.S. passport applications, please visit the U.S. Department of State website.
Health & Safety Abroad
All participants of this program will be enrolled in Travel Medical Insurance for the duration of the program. Participants wishing to travel before or after the official program dates are strongly encouraged to purchase additional coverage for the extended travel dates. Please see the UK Education Abroad Health & Safety website for more information. Note: it is suggested by the CDC, but not required, that students receive a Hep A and Typhoid vaccinations or booster shots prior to participating on this program.
All students will participate in UK pre-departure orientation activities. Students will often participate in orientation activities upon arrival in the host country as well. In addition to pre-departure orientations, students will have access to on-going orientation resources during and after their program to maximize the intercultural and intellectual learning potential at each phase of the education abroad experience. Students are strongly encouraged to independently research their host country. Participants should consider the history, current politics, social media outlets, tourism boards, etc.
Diversity Abroad
In support of the University of Kentucky's compelling interest in the educational benefit of diversity within the UK Student body, UK Education Abroad encourages all students to apply for an education abroad program that best suits their academic and personal needs. For more information, please see our diversity abroad resources, here.
For More Information
For additional information about the program, please contact:
EA Peer Ambassadors, Education Abroad Resource Center, 315 Bradley Hall - Walk-ins are welcome Monday-Friday 9am - 5pm.
Dr. Robert Paratley - Curator of the Herbarium at the University of Kentucky, firstname.lastname@example.com; Dr. Steven Price, Herpetologist in the Department of Forestry at the University of Kentucky, email@example.com. Drs Paratley and Price will be directing the program.
Mrs. Susan Meredith, EA Advisor, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- The first day the food truck is active, and they're handing out free sandwiches to the workers who helped them load the heavy gear onto the truck. One of the sandwiches is burned, and Carl's son Percy doesn't understand why they don't give it out anyway because its not like they're being paid for the food. Carl takes Percy aside and explains to him just what being a chef means, and why you don't give your customers anything but your best effort, always.
Carl: "I may not do everything great in my life, but I'm good at this. I manage to touch people's lives with what I do and I want to share this with you. Understand?"Percy: (a little awestruck) "Yes, chef!"
- At the end of the first day they that the food truck was open, Martin gives Percy the greatest compliment one professional cook can give to someone by acknowledging the ten year old as a colleague and an equal:
Martin: You're not ten. You're kitchen staff!"
- Percy's video.
- The whole movie is built as such. Once Carl leaves the restaurant and decides to get a food truck, the final hour basically maps out the happiness that can emerge from throwing caution to the wind to do something you truly love the way you want it


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The Senate, by voice vote March 17, passed legislation that would reduce the crack/cocaine sentencing disparity. Currently the differential is 100 to one. In other words, a person caught with crack will get a sentence 100 times harsher than a person convicted of cocaine possession. The Senate bill would reduce the ratio to 18 to one. The House of Representatives has passed a companion bill that eliminate the sentencing disparity making it one to one.
Patrick Leahy, Senate Judiciary Committee chair, said in a statement, "The racial imbalance that has resulted from the cocaine sentencing disparity disparages the Constitution's promise of equal treatment for all Americans."
The Senate vote was the product of a bipartisan deal and has been hailed by the White House and Attorney General Eric Holder. Holder said, "There is no law enforcement or sentencing rational for the current disparity between crack and cocaine powder offenses, and I have strongly supported eliminating it to ensure our sentencing laws are tough, predictable and fair."
Importantly the Senate backed measure eliminates mandatory minimums for crack possession.
Civil rights and drug advocacy groups, however, are critical of the Senate's stance. The Leadership Conference on Civil Rights cited momentum, but took note of the bill's inadequacy. Wade Henderson said the vote "represents progress, but not the end of the fight."
The Drug Policy Alliance, a group that promotes policy alternatives to the drug war, pointedly criticized the Senate action. "Today is a bittersweet day," said Jasmine L. Tyler of the Drug Policy Alliance to the Associated Press. By not eliminating the disparity, Tyler said, the Senate "has proven how difficult it is to ensure racial justice, even in 2010."
The NAACP Legal Defense Fund also took aim at the continuing disparity. "Although the Senate passed legislation concerning the crack/powder sentencing disparity, it refused to completely eliminate that unjustified disparity. The Senate's failure is deeply troubling. If left uncorrected, the Senate's action would mean that racial discrimination will persist."
ColorofChange.org voiced similar concerns. "Last week, the members of the Senate Judiciary Committee had a chance to advance a bill to eliminate the disparity. Instead, they chose to reduce it-with no good reason other than to please 'moderate' Democrats and Republicans. And President Obama, who for years has championed ending the disparity, is supporting the bill - apparently because it's bipartisan," the Internet-based organization said in an e-mail.
They are asking President Obama and House Speaker Pelosi to support the House version of the bill. To support this effort click here.
The crack cocaine sentencing laws passed in the 1980s are a big reason why one in 15 African Americans are behind bars today. The crack/cocaine epidemic emerged partly out efforts by the Reagan administration to fund the Central American contra war against Nicaragua's Sandinista government. As reported over 20 years ago by the San Jose Mercury News, money from contra drug sales were used to purchase weapons. The cocaine then made its way to crack labs in Los Angeles and across the country.
The House and Senate bills will now have to be reconciled.
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WMU's Heritage Hall is finalist for governor's energy award
Heritage Hall's renovation, completed in October 2015, transformed it into one of the most efficient and environmentally sophisticated buildings in Southwest Michigan.
Thomas J. Carr, former associate vice president for operations of the Office of Business and Finance, died July 15 at age 87.
Timothy R. Terrentine Sr., who currently serves as executive vice president of Southwest Michigan First, will begin the new position effective Aug. 22.
The school anticipates gaining full accreditation status from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education in February 2018, prior to the graduation of its inaugural class.
The early registration deadline for booth space is Sunday, July 31, for the annual event that this year is set for 3 to 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9, on the Sangren Pedestrian Mall.
The Fostering Success Coach Training program recently completed its first year of offering professional training to more than 200 new coach mentors working in nine states.
WMU's sales and business marketing program has once again been identified by the Sales Education Foundation as a top sales program among universities.
WMU passed the $1.6 million mark in externally funded awards in April and May, pushing the year-to-date total above $21 million since the start of the 2015-16 fiscal year.
Capt. Russell Kavalhuna, executive director of flight operations, is in Little Rock, Arkansas, to take part in the graduation of the 2016 Class of the Presidential Leadership Scholars Program.
The acclaimed WMU supply chain program has again been ranked No. 9 on Gartner's 2016 Top U.S. Supply Chain Undergraduate University Programs.
WMU's Board of Trustees approved the tenure of 20 faculty members and promotions of 40 faculty members at its June 29 meeting.


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Czech Republic to host Women's EC15
(ELF Release) The Czech Republic will host the Women's European Championships in 2015 (WEC15). The dates of the WEC15 are set for 6-16 August 2015. (See: FIL Events Calendar)
HKLA to Host Invitational Tournament Easter Weekend
(HONG KONG) The Hong Kong Lacrosse Association (HKLA) has announced it will host an invitational tournament over the Easter weekend (18 – 21 April, 2014).
Official Invitation Berlin Open 2014
(BERLIN) Berlin Lacrosse is please to announce that the 20th Annual Berlin Open Lacrosse tournament will take place again in the Stadium Lichterfelde, where the tournament has taken place the past few years.
Polish National Team to host games in December
(From lacrossepolska.com) December 29th will a be day-long event in an indoor facility in Warsaw. The Polish National Team will play their exhibition games at the Arena Futbolu as a part of their preparations for the World Championships in Denver in July 2014.
Singha Battles in Bangkok 2013
(BANKOK, THAILAND) Last weekend, Thailand Lacrosse Association (TLA) hosted the second annual "Singha Battles in Bangkok 2013″ at IMPACT, Muangthong Thani.
100 Years of Women's International Lacrosse
(United Kingdom) England, Wales and Scotland plan to celebrate a century of women's international lacrosse.


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Prestigious Golf Tournament Held at Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport
Written by Phyllis Smith
Last updated on August 05, 2014 @ 5:56PM
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The nation's largest junior stroke-play golf tournament is being hosted right here in our state. Premier young golfers from all across the nation traveled to the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport to see who's the best of the best.
The Trusted Choice Big "I" National Championship's first round started Tuesday. Two champions, one girl and one boy, will be crowned Friday. Any golfer under the age of 19 is able to play and that's what organizers said helps make it one of the most prestigious competitions for young players.
"The golfers that come here are champions in their states. We have 159 of them here this year from 40 states," said Keith Carriker, the director of the tournament.
This particular course is renowned for its difficulty and impressive ranking.
"This course was designed by a world-renowned architect, Pete Dye. It's great to have these players on a golf course of this caliber. The course is demanding, but it's also fair," said Carriker.
Golfers said they're excited to be here. Many said this's their first time visiting the Mountain State.
"I'm super excited. The course looks awesome. It's in great shape. I'm looking forward to getting out there to play," said Coral Schulz, a 16-year-old golfer in the competition who's from Montana.
This is the first time the national championship has taken place in the Mountain State during is 46-year-long history of highlighting the best young talent in golf.
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by Hayes Brown Feb 28, 2014
A $90 million World Bank loan to Uganda is now being put on hold indefinitely thanks to its recently enacted anti-gay law.
by Hayes Brown Feb 24, 2014
The consequences of Uganda passing a bill that places gay people in jail for life are looking hard to come by.
by Zack Ford Feb 24, 2014
Uganda can now punish homosexuality with life in prison.
by Zack Ford Feb 18, 2014
Here's how "scientists" in Uganda convinced their president to sign a bill that would impose life jail sentences on people just for being gay.
by Hayes Brown Feb 16, 2014
"We believe that people everywhere should be treated equally, with dignity and respect, and that they should have the opportunity to reach their fullest potential, no matter who they are or whom they love."
by Hayes Brown Dec 20, 2013
While the death penalty is off the table, Uganda has still just made homosexual activity a crime punishable by life in jail.
by Zack Ford Aug 15, 2013
A Massachusetts judge has ruled that a case filed by LGBT Ugandans can proceed against Scott Lively, an American anti-gay activists that has propagated homophobia in the African nation.
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The lesson of ToledoAugust 06,2014
The toxic algae bloom that made water in Toledo, Ohio, undrinkable over the weekend ought to be a wake-up call for Vermont. The state has taken tentative tests toward addressing its own pollution problems, but action has been slow.
Pollution in Lake Erie, from which nearly half a million people in Toledo get their drinking water, comes largely from phosphorus, which is the same pollutant that has created dangerous algae blooms in Lake Champlain. In both Ohio and Vermont, phosphorus comes from agricultural runoff, sewage treatment plants, and runoff from roads and urban areas. The latest algae bloom in Lake Erie produced microcystin, bacteria that cause diarrhea in humans and kill small animals, including dogs.
Vermont officials unveiled a lake cleanup plan last spring in response to prodding from the Environmental Protection Agency. It was designed to guide action on numerous fronts, especially on agriculture, which is said to be responsible for 40 percent of the lakes phosphorus pollution.
Lake Champlain is the largest freshwater lake in the United States after the Great Lakes. Its 125-mile length includes the shorelines of Franklin and Addison counties, the two most productive agricultural counties in New England. Managing the manure, the stream banks and the cattle on the farms of those two counties has become a major challenge for the state, and enlisting the support of the farmers of the region is the best hope.
When the pollution control plan was unveiled last spring, it was widely touted as the best way forward, though officials failed to indicate where they would get the money to finance the improvements outlined in the plan. It was said to cost $150 million over 10 years.
In order to help farmers address pollution problems, the state Agency of Agriculture hired an inspector earlier this year to visit farms in Franklin County. That was a preliminary stab at an answer. In a recent report in the Addison Independent, the legislative director for the Vermont Farm Bureau, Bill Moore, said the agency needed 16 to 20 new inspectors to work with farmers around the state to carry out accepted agricultural practices. Moore said that during the recession, the state cut staffing at the agency, and it needs to rebuild its capacity to do its job.
So the issue comes down to money and will. Vermont is not Ohio. It has less pollution from urban runoff, from industry and from industrial-scale agriculture. A higher proportion comes from the dispersed sources on farms, where cows may trample stream banks and where management of manure is not up to standards.
Even if the pollution of Lake Champlain is not as extreme as the pollution in Lake Erie, it has reached levels that threaten the lakes value as a source of drinking water and an attraction to tourism. It appears state officials know what must be done in order to work with farmers to curtail the worst of the phosphorus runoff. And it is widely believed that most farmers understand their role as stewards of the land and are ready to do their part. But they cannot be expected to shoulder the greater proportion of the financial burden. It is going to fall to the state and to the taxpayers, along with assistance from the federal government, to support efforts at pollution control.
The Conservation Law Foundation has petitioned the Agency of Agriculture to impose standards more stringent than the accepted agricultural practices that the state adopted in the 1990s. The best way to deflect pressure toward more draconian solutions is to take action on the plan now in place.
Just as the state has had to rehire personnel lost during the recession in the Department for Children and Families, it appears the Agency of Agriculture will need to reassemble the staff needed to put people in the field to make sure that lakeshore towns that depend on the lake for drinking water do not suffer the fate of Toledo.MORE IN EditorialsRecently, James Marc Leas, a patent attorney from South Burlington, published an article in The... Full StoryThe election this fall may turn on the extent to which the American people buy into the... Full StoryMaintaining a website for the 14-panel photovoltaic (PV) solar system installed on our home... Full Story
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