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New London - In the 1800s, Howard Street hugged the shoreline, and houses on the east side of Shaw Street were waterfront properties.
But over the years, 15 to 16 feet of fill was dumped on the area between Shaw and Howard streets, and businesses prospered. There was a barrel-cleaning factory, two bottling plants, a gas station and a couple of junk yards, according to Martin Brogie, a licensed environmental professional who conducted an environmental assessment of the vacant land.
Now it appears more fill is needed for future development on 5.4 acres that were cleared more than 10 years ago and are owned by the New London Development Corp., now called the Renaissance City Development Association.
The remediation project could cost $1.2 million, according to Brogie.
Brogie told the City Council last week that there is too much contaminated soil to dig up and that about 2 feet of fill is needed to cap the property and seal in containments. The land can never be used for recreational or residential projects, Brogie said.
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More than 60 test pits revealed the land is contaminated with heavy metals, arsenic and solid waste, he said. He added that there may be federal grants available to help with remediation costs.
The city's Office of Development and Planning will hold a community meeting Thursday to discuss Brogie's findings and proposed remedial and restoration plans.
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The meeting will also include findings and recommendations on tests done on so-called Parcel J, at the corner of Bank and Howard streets.
The city received a $200,000 grant earlier this year from the federal Environmental Protection Agency through the agency's Brownfields Assessment Program to conduct the study.
The property is part of the 90-acre Fort Trumbull Development Plan and is zoned commercial for offices or research and development space.
Who: New London Office of Development and Planning
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Men's champion Bernard Tomic, however, followed up the exploits of fellow Australian Marko Matosevic, who earlier beat Florian Mayer 6-2 4-6 6-3, to demolish eighth seed Marcel Granollers 6-3 6-0 in just under an hour.
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World number five Radwanska had won the Sydney title last year as part of a 13-match unbeaten streak that ended in the Australian Open quarter-finals said she was not overly concerned with her early loss.
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Mattek-Sands will now face fellow American Madison Keys in the quarter-finals.
Former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will play Safarova in the quarter-finals after the second seed smashed American qualifier Christina McHale 6-1 6-0 in a little over an hour.
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so i've been grocery shopping. i walk into one store, wearing my heels (these are the shoes the toddler brought me and my regular shoes are falling apart), feeling mostly alright. i'm walking through the store, people smile. but these aren't the typical smiles of recognition i get, but more of an amused smile. standing in line, there's a young woman and her mother whispering to each other off to my right. i don't hear much, not really paying attention but i hear "yeah, but i guess i'm really mean like that. " the mom says "yeah you are." and they sort of giggle. i casually look back and smile, buy my stuff, walk back out to the van. when i get to the van, i realize my fly is open. wooops. i've forgotten that these awesome corduroys that i bought at a thrift store for $5 has a slippery zipper which comes down randomly.
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lol. as far as i know, you couldn't see anything except that my fly was down, though i am wearing cute underwear. sort of hurts that they were being catty (if they were even being catty about me), but not really; it was mostly funny.
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trying to think of all the things i can do with them.
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[B][U]Squat Day[/U][/B]
Squat (5/3/1) – 60/62.5/65kg – 1x5x67.5kg
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Deadlift 3 warmups sets then 285x3.5 (fucker) drop set (i.e. no rest) 225x10
OHP 3x6 @ 115
OHP is still lite. Probably won't hit any problems till I'm above 135/145 as I still had reps in the tank today on the first 2 sets.
Deadlift may have been inhibited by yesterdays impromptu workout at the park. Several muscle ups, some pistols, and a five mile hike.
Max weight 150 Kg.
Walk and a light workout early in the morning.
ATG squats:
135lbs 1x10, 225lbs 1x4, 270lbs 1x3, 292.5lbs 1x3 and (personal best) 315 lbs, 2x1.
When I started starting strength program 5 weeks ago, I set 315 1x3 as the year end goal.
Looks like I need to aim higher!
Posting TUL too:
Weighted Chins x 70lbs x 3 TUL 40 sec..... Drop set to BWx4 TUL 45 sec
Weighted Dips x 75lbs x 4 TUL 47 sec..... Drop set to BWx4 TUL 30 sec
Leg Press x 350(whatever the real weight is....its a machine) x 6.5 TUL 85 sec
Pushups x 76 sec TUL
Lateral Raises 2x10
I may have to try these weights next week with a fast cadence to get an idea of what rep range I'm able to hit. Either way feeling good and continuing to progress.
4hour housecleaning marathon.
[B]Deadlift Day[/B]
Deadlift (1x5x67.5) (1x5x77.5) (1x5x87.5) (1x90) (1x92.5)
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May 2016
Here is my take on the Austrian elections for the New York Times, as well as a comment on the larger European context.
April 2016
I have published a few comments and analysis on the early Serbian elections, including a longer analysis for the BiEPAG blog, as well as interviews for the Economist, Deutsche Welle, Tagesschau.de and Tageswoche.
Another topic has been the Dutch rejection of the free trade agreement of the EU with the Ukraine, and what it means for enlargement in the Balkans. See my comment and article in the Serbian daily Politika.
I joined a discussion at Freedom House at the launch of the annual Nations in Transit report on the state of democracy in Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
February 2016
Turkish Weekly carried my analysis on why the Balkans are back on the radar (for all the wrong reasons).
The refugee crisis and Austrian policy in the Balkans was the topic of an interview for the Austrian radio station FM4.
January 2016
Between February and June 2016, I will be on a sabbatical as a visiting fellow at the Remarque Institute of New York University.
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The article "The Serbia-Kosovo Agreements: An EU Success Story?" was published in
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The 20th anniversary of Dayton was topic on which I gave media statements for Harpers and Der Standard.
For Radio Free Europe, I wrote my one week diary under the impression of the refugee flow through the Balkans.
October 2015
The refugee crisis dominated this month with interviews for Der Tagesanzeiger, and Swiss Radio.
September 2015
The refugee crisis has dominated this month, including an op-ed for the Neue Zürcher Zeitung and Balkan Insight, and discussion for the ORF Europastudio, as well as interviews for numerous media (Bloomberg, NTV, 20 Minuten, Blick)
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As part of the Balkans in Europe Policy Advisory Group (BIEPAG), I contributed to the civil society component of the Vienna Western Balkans summit in late August and BIEPAG presented a study on bilateral relations for the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs that was mentioned in the final conference statement and also included a declaration on bilateral relations and EU integration signed by all ministers of foreign affairs of the Western Balkans. My notes on the summit are on my blog, as well as in a number of interview for the summit (Der Standard, and here, Kleine Zeitung, N-TV). The study is available here.
The article "The Construction of National Identity and its Challenges in Post-Yugoslav Censuses" was published in a special issue of Social Sciences Quarterly.
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Board Structure and Monitoring: New Evidence from CEO Turnovers
Lixiong Guo
University of New South Wales - UNSW Business School; Financial Research Network (FIRN)
Ronald W. Masulis
University of New South Wales - Australian School of Business; European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI); Financial Research Network (FIRN)
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Review of Financial Studies, Forthcoming
7th Annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies Paper
ECGI - Finance Working Paper No. 351/2013
We use the 2003 NYSE and NASDAQ listing rules concerning board and committee independence as a quasi-natural experiment to examine the causal relations between board structure and CEO monitoring. Noncompliant firms forced to raise board independence or adopt a fully independent nominating committee significantly increase their forced CEO turnover sensitivity to performance relative to compliant firms. Nominating committee independence is important even when firms have an independent board, and the effect is stronger when the CEO was on the committee. We conclude that more independent boards and fully independent nominating committees lead to more rigorous CEO monitoring and discipline.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 71
Keywords: CCEO turnover; Nominating committee independence; Board Independence; Board monitoring; Independent directors; Sarbanes-Oxley Act; Endogeneity
JEL Classification: G34, G38, J63, J41
Date posted: March 14, 2012 ; Last revised: February 16, 2016
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Pope shames Brazil church for letting faithful go
RIO DE JANEIRO -- Pope Francis issued blistering, soul-searching criticism Saturday of the Brazilian church's failure to keep its flock from straying to evangelical churches, challenging the region's bishops to be closer to their people to understand their problems and offer them credible solutions.
In the longest and most important speech of his four-month pontificate, Francis drove home a message he has emphasized throughout his first international trip at World Youth Day: the need for priests and young Catholics to shake up the status quo, get out of their stuffy sacristies and reach the faithful on the margins of society or risk losing them to rival churches.
Francis took a direct swipe at the "intellectual" message of the church that so characterized the pontificate of his predecessor, Benedict XVI. He said ordinary Catholics simply don't understand such lofty ideas and need a simpler message of love, forgiveness and mercy.
"At times we lose people because they don't understand what we are saying, because we have forgotten the language of simplicity and import an intellectualism foreign to our people," he said. "Without the grammar of simplicity, the church loses the very conditions which make it possible to fish for God in the deep waters of his mystery."
According to Brazilian census data, the number of Catholics dipped from 125 million in 2000 to 123 million in 2010, with the church's share of the total population dropping from 74 percent to 65 percent. During the same time period, the number of evangelical Protestants and Pentecostals has risen from 26 million to 42 million, an increase from 15 percent to 22 percent of the population.


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Price of a Tooth Fairy visit rising
The cost of a visit from the Tooth Fairy is on the rise nationally, and the change doesn't sit well with some Erie residents.
Children this year are getting an average of $3.70 per lost tooth, a 23 percent jump from 2012's rate of $3 a tooth, according to a new survey by payment processor Visa Inc., released Friday. That's a 42 percent spike from the $2.60 per tooth that the Tooth Fairy gave in 2011.
In an Associated Press report detailing the increasing cost of baby teeth, an expert claimed social pressures have a big part in the increasing cost.
"A kid who got a quarter would wonder why their tooth was worth less than the kid who got $5," said Kit Yarrow, a consumer psychologist and professor at Golden Gate University.
Erie-area parents were asked through GoErie's Facebook page what they thought of the Tooth Fairy's growing generosity, and several lamented the rising amount.
"Guess I'm the low-ball here," said Amy Lechner. "(Mine get) 50 cents; exactly what we got when we were kids."
"I guess the Tooth Fairy has to deal with inflation, too," said Jamie McCoy.
Several parents said it is now common practice to see $5 for a first tooth and then $1 or $2 apiece for the rest.
Some, including Jenny Patterson, said their children got more than they should have the first time and are now afraid to see the amount scaled back. Patterson said children get $7 to $10 per tooth.
"My 5 year old just lost his first tooth and the next morning, after looking under his pillow, decided that he wants to lose all of his teeth now, so he can get more money," she said. "Oh, boy."
Another parent, Terri Summers, said her children get $20 a tooth.
Turns out, $20 per tooth is not uncommon, according to the Associated Press report. Some of the more outrageous examples of Tooth Fairy-related excess include a family that gave their child an antique typewriter.
A mother in Santa Monica, Calif., said her 5-year-old daughter got $120 for her first lost tooth, although the first $100 was put in her college fund and the remaining $20 was only released after a month of brushing after lunch.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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SPARC Theatre
SPARC Theatre is back!
Commencing in 2016 on Wednesday 6th July, 2pm - 4pm at the South Melbourne Community Centre, Corner of Park Street and Ferrars Place, South Melbourne.
Please get in touch if you want to participate. Call Cathy Horsley on 9209 6530.
SPARC played to packed houses and received standing ovations for their November production of Are You Lonesome Tonight?
Here's what the critic's had to say:
"The theatre company comprised of people in supported accommodation dazzles its audiences with talent and humour." Arts Hub
"All the players give stand out performances. Danny Quinlivin, John Eslick and Bryan Brennan; individually deliver well timed one liners opposite Lockett. Geoff Gent is a Thor inspired Elvis, wearing a helmet with horns. He partners with the "Geoffs" in a witty and untimely interruption from a phone call. Raymond Westwood lends his vocals and guitar to an uplifting original composition "Moonlight". Rodney Liebel cuts a striking figure leading a chorus number. The SPARC collaborative staff and some audience members break into dance in front of the stage. Spyros Dendrinos sends a rendition to his belated mother on his piano accordion. His story in the backing track that proceeded the performance, brought a tear to my eye." Theatre People.
Check out the full show on YouTube:
Check out these wonderful show photos by Paul Dunn:
The SPARC Theatre program is inclusive of people who live in supported accommodation in the City of Port Phillip. SPARC Theatre meet weekly to explore drama, acting, singing and other art forms. SPARC membership is free and the group is supported by a partnership between The St Kilda Parish Mission, Port Phillip Community Group and The Prahran Mission.
SPARC Theatre weekly workshops are held each Wednesday 2pm - 4pm at the South Melbourne Community Centre, Corner of Park Street and Ferrars Place, South Melbourne.
SPARC Theatre is free to participants and transport assistance is provided for those living locally. Please contact The Community Cultural Development Officer if you would like more information about upcoming workshops. Tel. (03) 9209 6530 or Email firstname.lastname@example.com
SPARC Theatre went to The 2015 Parkes Elvis Festival
A unique community partnership made it possible for seven members of Council's Access Arts program SPARC Theatre to travel 740 km to the 2015 Parkes Elvis Festival in NSW.
SPARC Theatre members along with four Council staff, one Council volunteer, PPCG staff member Robyn Szechtman and Minister John Tansey of the St Kilda Parish Mission enjoyed all that the Parkes Elvis Festival had to offer and still had time to check out the Parkes radio telescope.
The project enjoyed the support of Council's Community Transport Team (two Council buses made the trip along with one fleet car), as well as the invaluable advice and assistance of Monique Houareau (OHS Facilitator) who whipped up a cracker Fire Safety Management Plan.
The wonderfully talented Rachel Edward has created this little film about the SPARC recent trip to Parkes Elvis Festival. Enjoy and share.
Photo by Myf Powell
See the SPARC facebook page (www.facebook.com/sparctheatrecompany
SPARC Theatre Statement of Purpose
Recent Projects
In May 2013 SPARC Theatre and RAG Theatre collaborated on a 15 week creative development called Prom Night.
Check out the short video of the Prom Night showing here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fk_3xCHY9Ew
Photo by Rachel Edward
Past Performances/Projects
Collectable - 2010-2011
A multi faceted arts project including song writing, composition, pop-up choir and storytelling.
Artwork by Hermione Baddley
Listen Here to a music track created as part of the Collectable project: BLUE_ANGEL_mixdown.mp3
HitchHiker - 2009
Presented by SPARC Theatre and The Blue Octopus Ensemble. Special guest Justine Sless. Theatre Works, Acland Street St Kilda 5th - 8th November 2009
Watch a short video of Hitchhiker here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DUa7nPbf44
SPARC premiered a new work 'A Cup of Tea With Aunty Marge' as part of the 2008 Melbourne Fringe Festival at Theatre Works, 14 Acland Street St Kilda. Thursday 2nd October at 2.00pm, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th October.
Watch a short video of A Cup of Tea With Aunty Marge here:
Crisis & Rhapsody, 2007
A collaboration with RAG Theatre, Theatre Works
Watch a short video of Crisis and Rhapsody here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfD3Xg6xFfA
SPARC's Fly, 2006
SPARC's Fly was the first major production by SPARC. SPARC's Fly traced the early lives, loves and careers of the performers.
Watch a short video of SPARC's Fly here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv7wi59jZK4
Support for SPARC
SPARC Theatre is supported by a partnership between the City of Port Phillip, Prahran Mission, The Port Phillip Community Group and the Uniting Church in Australia St Kilda Parish Mission. SPARC Theatre is at the forefront of participatory, inclusive high quality arts projects that cater for people with mental illness and psychiatric disability.
Check out the flier here: SPARC_ask_flier_2105.pdf
Awards and Grants
Crisis & Rhapsody was awarded the inaugural Fringe Festival Community Cultural Development Award, sponsored by VicHealth.
In 2009 SPARC received funding through the VicHealth Community Participation Scheme.
In 2008 SPARC Theatre were the recipients of Australia Council Community Partnerships funding. The Australia Council for the Arts awarded SPARC Theatre $15,000 to continue to expand and develop in 2008.
SPARC received funding from the Jack Brockhoff Foundation for their 2008 show.
Use Contact Us or eServices to ask us a question, request information or give us feedback online. If you prefer phone ASSIST on (03) 9209 6777 and ask for Access Arts.
Photos by Paul Dunn, Johdi Zutt, Rachel Edward


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No one knows how 2016 will play out, but it's quite clear that companies that focus on creating value; on maximizing resources, people and time; on pushing the boundaries of innovation; and on using data to run their business smarter will have the agility and flexibility to manage through whatever will come.
This is an exciting time to be in enterprise software. With the cloud and software as a service, we have a new chance to get it right. Buyers are increasingly interested in considering cloud options, and dozens of exciting new companies are reaching scale and giving incumbent vendors a run for their money. In this slideshow, Rob Bernshteyn, CEO, Coupa, has identified six enterprise software trends he expects to see in 2016.
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Five ways enterprises can use email analytics augmented by machine learning to surface insights that can help them ward off risk and meet or exceed goals across their organizations. ... More >>
Digital disruption isn't so much an IT project as the future of business, and this requires widespread collaboration across all units. ... More >>
An effective content automation solution can ease the transition to a digital-first distribution strategy, helping companies preview and approve content across all platforms and media types. ... More >>


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The Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library
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"The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) is very proud to present the Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library, a free online digitized virtual library of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Hundreds of manuscripts made up of thousands of fragments – discovered from 1947 and until the early 1960's in the Judean Desert along the western shore of the Dead Sea – are now available to the public online. The high resolution images are extremely detailed and can be accessed through various search options on the site...
The IAA is collaborating with Google to upload all of the digitized Scrolls images online, enabling users to explore the manuscripts and their contents in a number of languages and formats. Ultimately, the images will be accompanied by meta-data including transcriptions, translations and detailed bibliography."
Browse the fragments by Site, Language, or Content or use the "free search" option.
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- http://www.lib.umich.edu/database/link/39874
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News Feature
Reduce, Reuse ...
Recycling in Albuquerque
By Christie Chisholm
Global warming is scary, but it's not the only reason you should recycle.
The Scoop on the Poop
Who's responsible for human waste--citizens or the city?
By Thomas Gilchrist
James Burbank has a disgusting problem on his hands—literally. Luckily, he has his very own hazmat suit for his protection. For the past four years, homeless people have used the alleyway that faces his garage as a thoroughfare to Morningside Park (3899 Lead SE). Only for the people who hang-out in the park, there's no place for them to do their business.
Could the South Valley Become Its Own City?
By Marisa Demarco
It's like being 30 and having your parents still make decisions for you as if you were in your single-digit years, says Mike Ciesielski.
Thin Line
By Marisa Demarco
I'm not one to care about whether a politician cheats on his or her spouse. Truly, I suspect lots of them do—along with all kinds of regular people.
Answer Me This
By Marisa Demarco
The news just keeps on coming. Some days you pay attention. Some days you don't. Look here in every Alibi to refresh your memory about what's going on in your community. Don't worry if you don't know all the answers—there's a cheat sheet at the end.
Council Watch
He Said-They Said
By Laura Sanchez
At the Aug. 6 meeting, city councilors voted to schedule a recall election of District 9 Councilor Don Harris along with the regular Oct. 2 municipal voting. Combining the elections guarantees that the recall will receive the minimum number of votes necessary. But it also might dilute the sorehead vote, making it harder to reach the also-necessary 50 percent majority necessary to remove Harris from office.
The Real Side
Albuquerque's Right-wing Death Squads
Confronting our city's criminal street gangs
By Jim Scarantino
According to the Albuquerque Police Department, our city has 7,800 "ranked in" members of some 200 criminal street gangs. That doesn't include taggers, pee wees and wannabees. It's the number of criminals who have satisfied minimum entrance requirements for street gang membership.
Rex Barron
Walking in Burque
Behold the burden of the autoless female in Albuquerque
By Jessica Cassyle Carr
I'm walking up Central at 5 p.m. against a cold wind. It's January, and dusk is quickly turning into night as I stride east, mall walker-style, toward my evening class at UNM. Only a block into the journey at Central and High Street, a man yells at me from a large, moving truck. I don't catch the particular crass flattery, but do get an earful of "Wooooo!" A loud honk follows and the vehicle speeds away. Humiliated and angry, I want gestured and spoken obscenities to flow forth and assault these degenerates, but for fear of retribution all I can do is seethe. As I continue walking—under I-25, past Presbyterian, by abandoned and defiled storefronts, passing hooker upon drug-addled hooker—I can now only see the city's ugliness and despair. Along the way I am heckled three more times.
[RE: Letters, "The Real Burque," Aug. 9-15] Never, ever meant to disrespect! I love this city, too, a lot, and have been doing my darnedest for years to oppose the over-development and rampant "marketing" that it faces. It truly breaks my heart to see what's happening to it ...
Odds & Ends
By Devin D. O'Leary
DATELINE: RUSSIA--It was raining crocodiles in the Russian nuclear research town of Sarov last week. Pedestrians in the town east of Moscow were shocked when a 3-foot-long caiman crocodile landed on the sidewalk in front of them. As it turns out, the reptile was a pet, which had fallen from its owner's 12th story apartment after leaning too far out the window. Frightened passersby called the emergency services and rescuers managed to lasso the stunned animal and take it to a shelter for stray pets. RIA Novosti news agency reported the animal was soon returned to its owner, unharmed apart from damage to one of its teeth.
EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Oct 1)
Got Minerals?
Fall Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show
By Megan Reneau
Browse gemstones, mineral specimens, rough rock, slabs, jewelry, beads, cabochons, fossils, tools and equipment.
EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Oct 1)
Grecian Festival
By Desiree Garcia
Taste authentic Greek cuisine, watch dancers streaming by in colorful costumes, enjoy browsing imported jewelry, gifts, foods and pastries, and tour the St. George Church.
EVENT HORIZON (Saturday, Oct 1)
Latte Birthday Wishes
The Brew's Birthday Bash
By Renée Chavez
Enjoy the signature brews, live music, live art demonstrations, games and a special beer release while raising money for the charity There's A Better Way to help local homeless families.
EVENT HORIZON (Wednesday, Oct 5)
Night at the Museum
Outside of the Box
By Renée Chavez
Live music and dancing, cash bar and food trucks with snacks for purchase, local vendors, talk by pilot of the beautiful fractals hot air balloon and much more.
EVENT HORIZON (Sunday, Oct 9)
Doggo Does the Parade
2nd Annual Dia de los Perros
By Maggie Grimason
Enjoy a pet costume and trick contest, kissing booth photos and raffle and food from Phat's Beats and Eats, With Love Waffles and Hot Stuff Cafe. Proceeds go to support locally rescued bully breeds.
EVENT HORIZON (Monday, Oct 10)
Heritage, Past and Present
Indigenous Peoples' Day Celebration
By Monica Schmitt
students of the Native American Community Academy express what it means to be Indigenous in their eyes through story, song and dance.
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The Roundup
Nation World HQ
June 26 2015 06:00AM
New salary cap and it's effect on teams, Mark Giordano's asking price, a fight between two first overall picks, Bieksa, Lucic, Bozak, McDavid and all the draft and trade news you can handle in this week's Roundup.
Nation Network Prospect Profiles: #3 Dylan Strome
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June 25 2015 06:03PM
Being a fan of your hometown team can be a bit of a thankless job at times, but sometimes your loyalty gets rewarded in spades. Such was the case with fans of the Erie Otters the last couple years, as they have been treated with being able to watch the development of both generational talent, Connor McDavid, but also the emergence of Dylan Strome, who's set to become a franchise center for one lucky team.
I'll break down Strome's draft year after the jump.
Report: Jets, Drew Stafford still engaged in contract extension talks
Thomas Drance
June 25 2015 05:55PM
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It's looking increasingly likely that the Winnipeg Jets will lose Michael Frolik in unrestricted free agency, but they're reportedly doing what they can to keep middle-six winger Drew Stafford in the fold, according to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun.
Nation Network Prospect Profiles: #4 Mitch Marner
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June 25 2015 04:45PM
Mitch Marner has been one of the biggest risers in this year's draft rankings thanks to a jaw-dropping offensive season with the OHL's London Knights where he demonstrated an elite offensive skillset.
Let's dig a bit more into Marner's impressive draft year.
Nation Network Prospect Profiles: #5 Zach Werenski
Garret Hohl
June 25 2015 03:55PM
The common opinion goes that there are two tiers of defenders in the first two rounds. There is Noah Hanafin, Ivan Provorov, and Zach Werenski, and then there is the rest of the bunch.
Zach Werenski is a pretty special player. What he has done in the NCAA for his age is not only special, but essentially unprecedented.
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Help Desk Survival Guide - Remote Access FAQ
Q. What is Remote Access?
Remote Access is an application deployment system that provides users with access to UIHC applications through a standard Web browser.
Q. Can I access UI Health Care resources from home or from out of state?
Yes, authorized UI Health Care (UIHC) employees can use Health Care Information Systems (HCIS) Remote Access to access Microsoft Office applications, files on their network drives (H:, S:, etc.), and UIHC clinical and administrative applications such as EPIC, IDX, and Cerner via the Internet.
UIHC faculty or staff members may request authorization to use Remote Access. Students are not eligible to use Remote Access.
Q. How can I request Remote Access?
Due to security reasons, you may not request access for self. Request must be submitted on your behalf by an assigned trusted requestor for the department. A Healthcare account is required for this access to be setup
On an HCIS-managed PC, follow these steps
- Click the Start button.
- In the Start menu, click on Help Desk WebRequest
- The HCIS Help Desk site should open, click Create New WebRequest Work Order button.
- Login into the UIHC Web Request site with your HealthcareID and Password
- Under HCIS Security category, click Remote Access Request
- Complete the form and submit.
On a non HCIS-managed PC, launch a web browser and go to http://hcis.healthcare.uiowa.edu/selfservice/webrequest.html (Do not enter www), and continue from step 3.
Q. What applications can be accessed using Remote Access?
Most of the programs commonly used by UI Health Care employees are available via UI Health Care Remote Access. The list includes:
Microsoft Office
- Word
- Outlook
- Excel
- PowerPoint
- Access
- Network Drives
UIHC Applications*
- IDX/Centricity
- Informm
- Cerner
- Internet Explorer
- Control Panel
*Use of UI Health Care applications requires active accounts on those systems, in addition to a Remote Access account.
Q. How do I use Remote Access?
If you have requested a new Remote Access account, an e-mail message will be sent to you that will include instructions for setting up the Remote Access client on your PC, as well as instructions for using Remote Access.
If you already have a Remote Access account,
- Launch your web browser and go to https://desktop.healthcare.uiowa.edu (Do not enter www).
- When the Log In screen appears (see picture below), enter your HawkID and password and select your domain from the dropdown list.
- Click Log In. After you log in to Remote Access, the UI Health Care Applications screen will appear.
- Click the icon for the application you wish to launch or for the folder – Accessories, Control Panel, Office Applications, or Web Applications – you wish to open.
- If you do not see a list of folders and UI Health Care applications, you can click the (Up) or (Top) button to return to the top level menu.
For more information about Remote Access, you can click the online help button to read answers to frequently asked questions.