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Prenatal yoga helps prevent common discomforts of pregnancy while preparing the body for childbirth by stretching and strengthening the lower back, abdominal and pelvic floor muscles and opening the hips and sacrum. Program also includes Ayurvedic pregnancy care methods, Post natal care, etc.Course Contents:• Contraindicated / indicated poses for the three trimesters• Asanas for common back problems & ailments during pregnancy• Yoga poses & practices to prepare for birth • Contraindicated / indicated poses for the post natal period• Asanas for common back probl.... More ...
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Friends of Sorenson is a volunteer (non-paying) opportunity for individuals interested in supporting the arts at Babson through various genres: music, literary arts, visual arts, film/media, dance, theater and architecture. Based primarily out of the Sorenson Administrative Offices in Park Manor South, volunteers will assist with projects such as: developing and maintaining walking architectural and public art tours of campus; maintaining the music library for the Babson/Olin Jazz Band; researching arts resources for campus-wide use; and cataloguing Babson's permanent art collection. Friends of Sorenson will commit to volunteering on a regular weekly basis, as determined by Director of Sorenson.
Sravani, a partner of Shashank, is from India and a 2 year MBA student at Babson. She graduated from the Central Michigan University with a masters in general administration after completing her undergraduation in India. Sravani is interested in arts and crafts, and loves to paint when she is free. She likes painting on different objects, glass being her favourite and now is trying her hand at pencil sketches. Voluneering has always been a part of her activities as she volunteered in a church and different marathons during her graduation. While volunteering at the Sorenson center for the arts, she is able to explore various kinds of art and also meet lots of people.
JinAh was born in 1980, in Seoul, South Korea. She graduated high school in 1998 and later earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and French Literature in 2003. As an undergraduate, Jina volunteered as a teacher and a tutor for a Catholic church. As a tutor, she gave lessons and prepared projects for summer camping activities and charities. At that time, she was a leader by providing positive outlets for students through organizing projects and events. Since graduating, Jina has worked in financial industry. After much hard work, Jina rose to become the head of the finance department in her organization during the past 8 years. Working with figures, she learned about being precise, detailed and punctual. Even though her career is not related to the art,s she has always been interested in it. Her hobbies include photography, playing piano, cross-stitch sewing. She enjoys visiting the museum and exhibitions. She loves Van Gogh and Chagall. Specifically, the Marc Chagall Museum in Nice, France is great. That is her most memorable place. She agrees that the Museum of Fine Art in Boston is also fantastic. It has a variety of paintings from all parts of the world. One can also find the old fashioned American life through the artwork there. She believes that art makes our lives richer and more productive. With this said, she is excited to join Sorenson Center for the Arts and help to give inspiration to students.
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In summary, when the Browns can be more consistent with good plays, we are going to see a different kind of team.
By GREG PRUITT
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Hello Browns Fans!
I watched the game Sunday and the Browns got off to a great start but, for whatever reason, they stalled offensively only scoring 13 points in the first half. The Browns blew some opportunities to get more points by missing open receivers, receivers dropping passes, and special teams nullifying great returns with silly penalties. In other words, after a bye week, the only thing it seemed to do for the Browns was get them off to a great start, but they still can't close the deal!
Very disappointing officiating. Critical calls that, in my opinion, helped Dallas get back in the game, and eventually win the game: The last drive by Dallas was aided by bad calls from the refs. I played football a lot of years, and even I'm confused about what a completion is and what's not a completion, what is control of the ball and what's not control of the ball, what is a flagrant hit and what's not a flagrant hit – I thought it had to be helmet-to-helmet to be considered a flagrant hit. I complained for five weeks about the offensive line jumping offsides and killing drives, and then watched a Dallas offensive lineman jump off-sides – so obvious to everyone except the refs – a critical NON-call. In Sunday's game, when the Browns defensive back caused the Dallas receiver to fumble, it was ruled he did not have control of the ball after taking more than three steps! Huge play in the game. Dallas went on to get a touchdown in that drive. When the Browns scored, late in the game, to go ahead by three points, the Dallas drive was aided by an unnecessary roughness call. Clearly, it was a shoulder into the receiver's chest that, in my day, was considered a great hit. It almost seemed like the Dallas receivers started to pretend that they were hurt from the contact by the defense to influence the refs to make calls.
Let's review.
Quarterback: Weeden had 20/35 for 210 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, but one fumble. Weeden had early success and looked good early in the game. But, then he began to look very average, missing open receivers, holding on to the ball too long, not putting the ball in play and not giving his receivers a chance at catching the ball (I'm talking about in the end zone on fourth down and goal, when he needed to keep it in the end zone to give the receiver a chance to catch the ball, or even get a pass interference call – huge mistake). I sensed confusion, and maybe the confusion is not from the defenses he's facing but all of the coaches he may hearing. He needs one voice. And he also needs one go-to guy, similar to Romo and tight end Weeden for Dallas.
I'm beginning to think that Weeden, being as old as he is, as a rookie needs to show more progress at a faster rate than he is showing, because he comes into the game at such a late time. You can give a younger player more time to progress, but Weeden is not in that same timeframe. He needs to have a better second half of the season or management might decide to go in a different direction, even though they drafted quarterbacks as high picks in the last two drafts.
Running back: Trent Richardson had 28 rushes for 95 yards, nine yards was the longest, and he had six receptions for 49 yards, his longest was 27 yards. Trent didn't have the same kind of game he had the previous weeks. Trent is a power runner, but Sunday he tried to be an elusive runner, and that is just not his style. He made some bad choices running the football. If it's third and short, then you need to make sure you get those yards, then try to make a big play out of it rather than trying to get the big play. I noticed he got winded, took himself out of the game and the Browns punted the ball. There is a difference with him being in the game and out of the game. The biggest mistake he made was on the goal line. There was a right side off-tackle play with the fullback leading. He turned left instead of running behind the fullback and tried jumping over the top. And that's not his style either. He has no power once his feet leave the ground. There were wasted blocks off-tackle, where the original hole was designed to be – those things happen – but backs get better by making mistakes, seeing them on film, and then correcting them.
Wide receivers: Overall, they played well. Although one of my concerns is, on replays, Weeden was holding the ball too long, and receivers were quitting on their routes. That you can't have. On passing plays, you work to get open until the play is dead, both wide receivers and tight ends. However, I did see some catches made, despite the ball not being thrown perfectly. It is encouraging to see the receivers using their hands to catch the football and not their bodies.
Offensive line: Dominated the line of scrimmage in the first half, not so well in the third quarter and most of the fourth, but played well enough for us to win the game. There were not a lot of self-inflicted penalties (offsides, illegal procedures, holding calls).
Defensive backs: With Haden not playing Sunday, we really struggled at the defensive back position. Romo really took advantage of the one-on-one coverage by Buster Skrine, the defensive back. It was obvious that he gave Dez Bryant, their best receiver, too much respect. He played deeper than five yards and then put his hands on Bryant which was an automatic penalty. Ten first downs by penalties were given to the Cowboys. As a result, Dez Bryant had 12 receptions for 145 yards and one touchdown. There were over ten pass interference calls. I really believe that if Haden had been playing, the Browns would have had a better chance. The Browns didn't have an answer to the hurry up offense, quick passes and loose playing by Skrine.
Special teams: Not a good day for them, in terms of kick returns, holding, and blocks in the back, but they did recover an onside kick by Dallas (that was big), and Dawson's kickoffs were deep enough not to allow Dallas to return the ball – that was big! Overall, special teams didn't hurt us on Sunday.
Coaching: You know, I realize that coaches can only call the plays, and they don't have the opportunity to execute the plays. While my logic is different than the coaches in some situations, and I don't always agree with the plays that are called in a particular situation, it's gotten a little better. But we have to have good execution and good play calling at the same time (a well executed play is called a touchdown).
In summary, when the Browns can be more consistent with good plays, we are going to see a different kind of team. The Browns have got to learn how to close the deal. They have had a chance to win every game, but they haven't been able to seal the deal except for two games.
I know you are frustrated. So am I, but we have come this far and we can't turn back now.
Go Browns!


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As reassurance for those of you who, like us, will be reduced to unspeakable misery (and probably worse) if there isn't an NBA game until after the 2012 Olympics in London, be advised that strong rumblings continue to be conveyed to ESPN.com about the league preparing a secret schedule that starts Dec. 1 and still manages to pump out 82 games. The New York Post has likewise reported that NBA schedule-maker Matt Winick has quietly drafted a variety of contingency plans spanning anywhere from 50 to 74 games.
Like many players, Durant said it's "50-50" that he'd play overseas, but he won't make any decisions until at least September.
"I love playing in the states," he said. "But I want to play somewhere. If you have an opportunity to [play overseas], it's something you have to think about."
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"Durant is a special player, one of the best players in the NBA...The kid is a gym rat, he works hard. He's one of my favorite players. You've got to give him kudos and give him respect... You see what he does night in and night out and he's just relentless." - Zach Randolph
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That is good function, then use the grid function to make a pattern.....personaly i would like to see the option for Zamboni style turns at the waypoints instead of the present function.
i´m currently doing my mapping with zamboni turns and the accuracy is way better..but then it is manual work with the wp
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The Chocolate Heads is a "movement driven band" composed of Stanford student dancers, musicians, and visual and spoken-word artists, under the direction of Dance Division faculty member and choreographer Aleta Hayes. The wildly inventive, genre-mashing collective shares the Bing stage with bassist and kindred spirit William Parker.
Generously supported by KCSM Jazz 91.1 and the John and Millicent Powers Fund in the Stanford Arts Institute.
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Programming Grades 7 Through 12
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- Pullout: Students in grades 7 though 12 may elect to spend one to two class periods per week interacting with students of like ability. .Students at Cambridge High School attend pullout with Mr. Nicolazzo on Mondays or Tuesdays. Students at Maplewood High School attend pullout with Mrs. Mumford on Mondays. Students at Saegertown High School attend pullout with Mr. Nicolazzo and Mrs. Mumford on Thursdays. While in pull out students have the option of training for the academic games, participating in the stock market game, working on various logic activities and/or working on a self selected, self designed, teacher approved project.
- Stock Market Game: The Stock Market Game gives students the chance to invest a hypothetical $100,000 in a real-time portfolio. Teams of students in grades four through twelve are eligible to participate in the Stock Market Game. At the secondary level, scholarship money to Gannon University is given to individuals on the winning teams. For more information, click on the Stock Market Game link under Academic Competitions on the Gifted Website home page.
- Creek Connections: Creek Connections is an ongoing project done with the help of Allegheny College students. Once a month, students may sign up and participate in collecting and analyzing water for eight key water quality parameters. Students will enter their data on the Creek Connections website. In April students will attend a Student Research Symposium at Allegheny College, where they will present and display their water data as well as selected independent research projects. For more information follow the Creek Connection link under Resources on the home page.
- Academic Games: In Academic Games students try to "out-think" each other in the areas of math, language arts or social studies. Students learn and practice the various games in pullout. Then, depending on their grade level as well as their comfort level, they may sign up to go to Slippery Rock University to play against students from surrounding districts. As many as 600 students have been in attendance at some of the games! For more information, such as age requirements and dates and game descriptions, follow the Academic Games Schedule link as well as the Academic Games link under Resources.
- Allegheny Arts, Critical Thinking: Students in grades six, seven and eight may choose to attend Allegheny Arts Immersion and those in grades seven and eight may attend Science Immersion every other Friday, for a total of 12 sessions. At these programs students interact with Allegheny College staff and students from Crawford Central and Conneaut school districts. While there, they have the opportunity to participate in such activities as creative writing, drama, art, music or science. Sign ups for these programs take place each spring. Once a student elects to attend, attendance is mandatory. For dates, click on Arts Immersion on the home page.
- Allegheny College Collaborative: Students in grades nine through 12 may choose to attend the 12 scheduled sessions of Allegheny College Collaborative. The collaborative consists of a series of seminars in a variety of genre. Students have the option of signing up for three seminars per time, and may choose from 20 different selections. Also, two additional offerings this year during the lunch period are ball room dancing and guitar. Both are extremely well attended. Sign ups for these programs take place each spring. Once a student elects to attend, attendance is mandatory. For dates, click on Allegheny College Collaborative on the home page.


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Al Gore left the field of potential 2004 Democratic presidential candidates in a surprise move that immediately raised the stakes for a half-dozen others pondering a run for the White House. Sen. Joseph Lieberman said Monday he'll announce early next month whether he plans to run.
Gore made his announcement Sunday on CBS "60 Minutes," taking the nation and party faithful by surprise. Some close aides had expected him to start making calls to political and financial advisers to test the waters and then make a decision over the Christmas holidays.
While saying he still had the energy and drive to run again, Gore, 54, noted "there are a lot of people within the Democratic Party who felt exhausted (by the 2000 race) ... who felt like, OK, `I don't want to go through that again.' And I'm frankly sensitive to that feeling."
President Bush's spokesman called the developments an internal Democratic Party matter, but couldn't resist taking a poke. "Someone will emerge from the Democratic pack who seeks to raise taxes on the American people. ..." White House press secretary Ari Fleischer said.
After seeking the presidency or vice presidency every four years since 1988, Gore said Sunday he'll probably not have another chance to run for the White House.
And he said a rematch with President Bush "would inevitably involve a focus on the past that would in some measure distract from the focus on the future that I think all campaigns have to be about."
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Updated: 04/17/2013 - Crossing the finish line is such an awesome moment. It's hard to imagine what it has been like for the runners in Boston.
Updated: 04/09/2013 - Admittedly, there are days that I just don't feel like working out. But then I met Viola. And if she can make working out a priority at 99, then none of us have any excuses! Here's how she's living a FIT LIFE:
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A group of USI Engineering students are hitting the skies striving to break a Guinness World Record. The class is sending up a high altitude weather balloon then releasing a paper airplane at what they hope is at a record height. They started their day in Fairfield, Illinois at Fairfield High School, then followed the balloon all the way to western Gibson County. This record was set by a British group back in 2010, which they successfully released a plane at almost 89,000 feet. For these Screaming Eagles, they're aiming alot higher. Its a bird, its a plane...well sort of, its an attempt at a Guinness World Record. The goal, students want to send a paper plane attached to this balloon into the sky, and have it released at an altitude of at least 95,000 feet. This project takes hands on learning to a new level. Students set up shop at Fairfield High so the wind would blow the balloon back east. In the age of technology, there's a GPS and cameras in the plane. Without this equipment, these seniors say the attempt would be more difficult. World record or not, many say the experience is the greatest accomplishment. For these students, the sky is truly the limit. After tracking down their plane and what was left of the balloon, the students say unfortunately their camera memory card attached to the plane filled up prior to the plane's release so they have no way of knowing if it reached a world record altitude. But their spirits aren't too low, there's a plan to try again in the Spring.
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During Tuesday's Freehold Township Board of Education meeting, the board will vote on a resolution that recommends construction on the Barkalow Middle School parking lot to the New Jersey Department of Education.
The Freehold Township Board of Education (BOE) has a full agenda ahead of them tonight during their first March regular meeting. The BOE met on Tuesday, March 5 to adopt the preliminary 2013-2014 school budget. On Tuesday, March 12 the BOE will meet in the Freehold Township school offices at 8 p.m. to discuss agenda items including staff retirement, new staff employment, construction to the Barkalow Middle School parking lot, a donation to the C. Richard Applegate School from the school's PTO and sale of equipment. According to the meeting's agenda, the BOE will vote on Tuesday to approve the Superintendent's recommendation to approve a resolution that would fix the parking lot and drive of Barkalow Middle School. More information about …
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Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri has been left out of the France squad to face Japan in a friendly and Spain in a World Cup qualifier this month despite having served his three-match international ban.
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Tue, 31 Aug 2010 10:03:42 -0700 The San Diego Chargers have released WR Gary Banks, LB Darry Beckwith, OG Lee Grimes and RB Marcus Mason, according to Chargers.com.
Fri, 07 May 2010 18:06:53 -0700 San Diego Chargers RB Marcus Mason has yet to be on the field for the team, reports Kevin Acee, of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Mason could compete with RB Shawnbrey McNeal for the team's No. 3 running back job.
Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:30:16 -0800 Rick Maese, of The Washington Post, reports the San Diego Chargers have signed free-agent RB Marcus Mason (Redskins). Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Thu, 04 Mar 2010 16:19:29 -0800 Larry Weisman, of Redskins.com, reports Washington Redskins QB Todd Collins, RB Marcus Mason, DE J.D. Skolnitsky and FB Eddie Williams have been released.
Fri, 11 Dec 2009 11:50:59 -0800 Ryan O'Halloran, of The Washington Times, reports Washington Redskins RB Quinton Ganther is expected to get about half of the carries in Week 14 with RBs Rock Cartwright and Marcus Mason also getting carries. Mason may be the runner to receive the goal line carries.
Tue, 08 Dec 2009 11:59:58 -0800 Jason Reid, of The Washington Post, reports the Washington Redskins' running-back-by-committee between RBs Rock Cartwright, Quinton Ganther and Marcus Mason will continue after an impressive performance in Week 13. "I like the way all the running backs are giving effort," head coach Jim Zorn said. "It's one of those deals where, by committee, we're doing a pretty good job. I think each guy in his own right is going as hard as he can. I think we're getting better as we go down here. The guys are feeling more and more comfortable getting themselves up the field." Ganther has previously worked with offensive coordinator Sherman Smith when Smith was the running backs coach with the Tennessee Titans. "He hasn't surprised Sherman because Sherman has known about him," Zorn said. "It's good for our team that we've got guys, even Marcus Mason, with his ability to run as well. All three of those guys are coming on strong."
Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:56:57 -0800 ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the Washington Redskins signed free-agent RB Marcus Mason (Redskins) and OG Paul Fanaika (Eagles) Monday, Nov. 23. Terms of the deals were not disclosed.
Mon, 23 Nov 2009 13:03:46 -0800 Jason La Canfora, of the NFL Network, reports the Washington Redskins will re-sign free-agent RB Marcus Mason.
Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:10:16 -0800 Jason Reid, of The Washington Post, reports Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Sherman Smith said the team will need to pick up a running back for Week 12. Smith mentioned free-agent RB Marcus Mason (Redskins) as a possibility. Mason is available and is familiar with the team's offense.
Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:36:41 -0800 Christopher L. Gasper, of The Boston Globe, reports the New England Patriots worked out free-agent RB Maurice Hicks (Vikings), free-agent RB Marcus Mason (Redskins) and free-agent RB Thomas Brown (Falcons) Monday, Nov. 2, according to league sources. The team is not expected to sign any of them this week.
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David Mathews Heads Working Group Within New Center For Aids Research
Dr. David Mathews will head one of the primary units within the recently announced $7.5M Center for Aids Research at the University. The NIH-funded center is one of only 18 in the country and brings together University scientists from numerous disciplines. Dr. Mathews, Associate Director of the Center for RNA Biology and Associate Professor within the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics, will head the working group focused on the biology of the AIDS virus genome, which is comprised of RNA.
April 22, 2013
URMC Biochemistry Professor Authors Paper in Science
Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics Professor Mark Dumont was the senior author on a paper published in the March 29, 2013 issue of Science. The work described the structure of the protein Ste24p, one of the proteins responsible for processing lipid-modified proteins in yeast and humans.
The research was performed in collaboration with scientists from the University of Virginia and the Hauptman Woodward Institute in Buffalo, as part of the Membrane Protein Structural Biology Consortium (MPSBC), funded by the National Institutes of Health Protein Structure Initiative. MPSBC is one of 9 membrane protein structure determina- tion centers established in July 2010 as part of the NIGMS PSI: Biology Initiative.
MPSBC aims to establish a pipeline to generate multiple target constructs for expression studies followed by pre-crystallization screening to identify stable protein:detergent complexes. The complexes then undergo high-throughput crystallization screening and optimization followed by structure determination. Targets include transporters, transmembrane enzymes involved in lipid synthesis and lipid attachment, and membrane protein complexes.
February 25, 2013
Josh Munger, Ph.D. Discusses Jobs in Biochemistry and Biophysics with the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Joshua Munger was studying to become a veterinarian, but a microbiology requirement in college — in which he learned about the constant fight between host cells and the viruses that attack them — changed everything.
There's this evolutionary battle between the two," he said. "I enjoyed learning about how they're always one-upping each other, how they're always trying to either cause infection or to limit the infection.
Munger, 37, has been an assistant professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of Rochester Medical Center since 2008. His work, which looks at how viral infection changes the metabolism of cells, has implications for cancer research and other areas.
February 15, 2013
URMC Biochemistry Professor Named a Fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology
Eric Phizicky, Ph.D.
Eric M. Phizicky, Ph.D., dean's professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics and member of the University's Center for RNA Biology, has been elected to Fellowship in the American Academy of Microbiology (Academy). The Academy is the honorific leadership group within the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), the world's oldest and largest life science organization. The mission of the Academy is to recognize scientists for outstanding contributions to microbiology and provide microbiological expertise in the service of science and the public.
Over the last 50 years, over 2,700 distinguished scientists have been elected to the Academy. Fellows are elected through a highly selective, annual, peer review process, based on their records of scientific achievement and original contributions that have advanced microbiology. Each elected Fellow has built an exemplary career in basic and applied research, teaching, clinical and public health, industry or government service. Academy Fellows are eminent leaders in the field of microbiology and are relied upon for authoritative advice and information on critical issues in microbiology. Election to Fellowship indicates recognition of distinction in microbiology by one's peers.
We couldn't be more pleased that Eric has been awarded this honor and recognition for his excellence and creativity in the microbiological sciences, said Jeffrey J. Hayes, Ph.D., professor and acting chairman of the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the Medical Center. On behalf of the department, please join me in offering his well-deserved congratulations!
Phizicky, who came to the Medical Center in 1987, has spent his career working to understand how tRNA is made and how it does its job in the cell, which is to help with the translation of genes into proteins. His lab also focuses on the design, construction and implementation of genomic methods to analyze protein structure and function, work that's conducted in collaboration with Elizabeth Grayhack, Ph.D., associate professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics.
January 10, 2013
URMC Biochemistry Professor Named University of Rochester 2013 Presidential Diversity Award Recipient
University of Rochester President Joel Seligman, with 2013 Diversity Award winners Suzanne Piotrowski (THSP), Kevin Graham (THSP), Alyssa Cannarozzo (THSP), Lynne Maquat of the Medical Center, Kim Muratore (THSP), and Vice Provost for Faculty Development & Diversity Vivian Lewis.
Lynne Maquat, Ph.D., J. Lowell Orbison Endowed Chair & Professor, Biochemistry & Biophysics; Director, University of Rochester Center for RNA Biology: From Genome to Therapeutics; Chair, University of Rochester Graduate Women in Science, has been selected to receive one of two 2013 Presidential Diversity Awards for exemplary contributions to the University's diversity and inclusion efforts. Dr. Maquat is being honored for combining her groundbreaking research agenda with a lifelong commitment to helping women succeed in science. Her remarkable accomplishments include the networking and mentoring programs she initiated as president of the RNA Society; her creation in 2003 of the University of Rochester Graduate Women in Science (GWIS) program; and her award and renewal of an NIH training grant that supports graduate students, including underrepresented minorities, in the cellular, biochemical and molecular sciences.
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Brigade graphic for Jobe Wake. It's always fun to do some dirty hand drawn stuff! The matte grey/blue tup sheet will have a sort of shimmering effect running through it too.
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
Jobe Wakeboards.....
Brigade graphic for Jobe Wake. It's always fun to do some dirty hand drawn stuff! The matte grey/blue tup sheet will have a sort of shimmering effect running through it too.
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
666 Frames Project.....
This is my frame for the Anti-Denim 666 frames project. Artists have been invited to contribute, and each choose a frame to doodle on. Put them all together and you've got a weird ass film. Great project......
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Jobe Sports.....
A couple of boards I recently put together for Jobe Wakeboards. They let me go wild on these and pretty much do whatever. Excellent.
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
X-Games Apparel Pitch....
Myself and a couple of friends had a pitch for all the apparel for the upcoming X-Games. Here are a couple of designs I put forward. Preliminary meetings with ESPN have gone well and we're just waiting for it to be finalised. Fingers crossed and all that!.....
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Urkin Skateboards......
Pool deck graphic for Argentinian skateboard company Urkin. Their name comes from 'urchin', so they gave me free reign on drawing my own sea urchin. Here's a cross section showing it's anatomy. Nice.
Monday, 24 September 2012
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Thursday, 6 September 2012
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Saturday, 11 August 2012
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
H.A.M. - Disconnection
Cover art for my bands new track 'Disconnection'. If you're down then 'Like' us on Facebook and all that jazz.
Check it on YouTube if you get the chance.
Thanks for the support!
Monday, 9 July 2012
Gunsmoke & Lavender.....
Tee designs for fashion brand Gunsmoke & Lavender. Have a look if you get the chance....... These will be available online within the next month.
CoalaTree Organics.....
Stuffed head illustrations of corrupt businessman Bernie Madoff and BP C.E.O. Tony Hayward, for the guys over at CoalaTree Organics. Great project.
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2. There is an action that is executed on a document (by an action button) and that makes various steps (notifications, state changes, validations, etc.) I implemented a control of errors (on error goto label) so if there's any problem, a message is showed and finalizes the execution. If the process finishes correctly, the document is recorded and it is closed. In some executions the process did not any actions, did not show validation errors and did not indicate to me either if it had left by "on error". Everything supposed that it was executed perfectly, nevertheless the action was not made and either the document did not keep nor was closed.
3. There's an action in a view that executes a process on a selected document, with the condition of which exists other documents of the same category that they are in a specific state. In the process (script) the document is taken and the document collection is obtained to compare... soon informs to me that at least 1 document does not match with the condition. After reviewing in a DETAILED way the states and documents, I conclude that they is taking a "Previous Version" of the document in which the state not yet had changed. As you imagine I cannot say to my client who whenever it wants to execute this action, close the DB and returns to enter.
These are some of the examples of errors that I had the last week. Omissions, errors in the code or design elements are discarding since they have been observed and studied with much precision.
Your recommendation or explanation of because this happens on a platform that it does not have just a sort time in the market, WIL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
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They're hours are very limited; They were closed the entire labor day weekend, so when our plans changed last minute, we could not pick up our dog (wanting to pick him up whatever time was good for them when someone was tending to the dogs). They did not give us the business courtesy of returning our calls requesting pick up. Nor did they follow their own 'policy' of calling the day after drop off with an update (probably did not want to confront the situation). When they "re-open" on Monday, you have one hour (4-5pm) to pick up your dog (this one hour window applies to Sundays also). How can they think this is good & convenient customer service? My recommendation is to go elsewhere.
My dog's favorite place. The place is quite clean, the girls are sweet. My dog loves them, as soon as he steps there, he is excited, and happy, when he goes back to the house he is super tired.
Very Pink and Sparkly!!!.
To say that this is the place to take your right-sized pup is an enormous understatement, you will LOVE these ladies. And they will love your dog. They will give your treats and food at just the right time (when you say!) and keep them company while they play with the other guests.
I have two dogs that regularly go to 'camp' at The Puppy Lounge, and they both go hurtling in for their day or fun. I've also boarded with them, and they take wonderful care of my precious dogs.
Dogs need to be under 30lb, and shorter than I think 15" at the shoulder. Both mine fit right in.
It's very pink and sparkly, and they dress up (the girls, that is) for holidays. I'm always happy leaving Murphy and Molly in their care.
Horrible. This is the worst dog boarding place I have ever taken my dogs to. The girls who work there are rude, unfriendly and unprofessional. They frequently make mistakes regarding dates of reservations or change the rules regarding what the dogs can have from home. They are rude and never apologetic. When I have boarded my dogs previously, they usually come home happy and tired. When I pick them up from this place, they are so eager to leave and full of energy like they spent a whole lot of time in a small cage. They have the most limited and restricted hours (ie. aren't open on Sunday, not open till 10 am on Saturday). After the way I have repeatedly been treated, I will never go back.
In the spirit of integrity and honesty it is important to respond to this review and address the other unfounded reviews that have been placed on our review page. As many people have pointed out to us, and as both Google and City Search have confirmed previously using IP Address technology, a competitor is responsible for placing the negative reviews on our site. We were hoping that they would see the error of their ways and stop this unprofessional behavior so we would not have to post this message. We invite anyone that treats people with kindness, respect and dignity to come to our facility for a tour, and that is exactly how we promise to treat you as well. Your pet is a member of your family and we promise to treat them as a member of ours.
Sincerely, The Puppy Lounge
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Thank You Puppy Lounge! Love, Mommy and Puppy. We love the Puppy Lounge! I can't decide who loves it more, me or my sweet boy Chewie. The staff has made us both feel welcome since day one. As soon as we walk in the door they greet us by name. Chewie loves hearing the cute girls say his name, and forgets to say good-bye to his mommy; he is so thrilled to be there. I love The Puppy Lounge for many reasons, one being the personal attention we receive. My little buddy is an excited boy and I appreciate the continuous attentiveness and help. I also love when I ask if he was a good boy that day they update me on who his favorite playmate(s) were for the day. It makes me feel certain he loves The Puppy Lounge as much as me when I see the fun he had. Chewie loves his friends and all the attention I know he receives while I'm at work. I have taken Chewie to other daycares in the valley and none come close to the care we receive at The Puppy Lounge. I feel confident that I'm leaving my friend in a safe, caring and fun environment. Thank you Puppy Lounge for the amazing service both mommy and puppy receive.
DANGEROUS!!!. I walked in and walked out after seeing giant groups of dogs that were big and small together with NO ONE WATCHING THEM!!! I saw a tiny dog get totally rolled over by a wild big dog. The place is smelly and dirty. When I said something to one of the employees (who wasnt watching the dogs at all), she was totally rude and didnt even care that the little puppy was in danger!
Sampson5678: May 04, 2011 at 12:49:15 PDT:
This review is obviously written by an angry competitor. I've been to all the day cares in Salt Lake City and Puppy Lounge is by far the best. It is indeed unfortunate that neurotic owners have to stoop so low as to put this poop out to make themselves look better. What a shame.
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THANK YOU Puppy Lounge, We love you!!. I have just recently starting bringing my Yorkshire Terrier, Owen to The Puppy Lounge, and he LOVES it. He was such a timid and attached dog before I started bringing him in - Today was only the SECOND day i brought him in and he didn't even look back at me to go play with his friends. THANK YOU puppy lounge, We love you!!
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Now what do I do? I have a cat that appears to have made his silk button on a piece of Saran Press and seal (not the sticky side). I used it to cover up the large holds on my plastic aquarium. I was about to move him when I realized he had attached himself to it. He's not hanging though. I'd like to move him to the pavillion -- I can peel the press 'n seal off the lid, but am wondering if I should risk moving him.
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A New Orleans police officer paired with David Warren, on trial for shooting a man in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, testified on Wednesday that her partner acted on grounds that the city was under martial law.
?You know we are under martial law,? Linda Howard said, quoting Warren hours before the shooting.
The police officer, who was assigned to work with Warren, said her partner stopped by his home to pick up an assault rifle before heading to their assignment, stressing the need for firepower to stop possible looters in the area.
?(I said) the same laws that are in place before the storm are the same laws to follow now,? Howard said.
In the emotional first day of testimony, a federal prosecutor argued that the police officers violated their oath to protect citizens when they killed Henry Glover and burned his body in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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Both prosecutors and the defense said Warren told Glover to stop, but they had different stories about what Glover did next. Knight said Glover turned to run away, and that's when Warren shot him. Defense attorney Julian Murray said Glover kept coming, and reached his hand into his waistband, making Warren believe he had a gun.
Warren is accused of killing Glover. Lt. Dwayne Scheuermann and Officer Gregory McRae are accused of burning Glover's body to cover up the shooting. And Knight said former Lt. Robert Italiano and Lt. Travis McCabe falsified a report to make it appear as if Warren was justified in shooting Glover.
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"Shaman poet Galsan Tschinag in his Defence of Poetry (Poetry International Web, 1999) made a chilling prophecy when he said that as civilisation advances, people suffering from the madness that is poetic sensibility are less and less tolerated. 'Defence of poetry thus means,' he says, 'defence of humanity.'"
So writes Gabriel Rosenstock in a letter to the Irish Times about Cathal Ó Searcaigh's troubles, and it clarifies for me something about the fault lines that have opened up in the debate over the right- and wrong-doings of the poet's activities in Nepal. I find myself appalled at the acidic judgmentalism of those condemning the man, and, at the same time, wondering why I should find myself sitting so uncomfortably on my woolly liberal fence. Perhaps it's inevitable that in a heightened public scandal, especially one that concerns sexual morality, the middle ground becomes extremely inhospitable.
On the face of it, as a psychotherapist, having listened to many harrowing stories of child abuse, I know more than most the damage it can cause, and my sympathy is never for the abuser. So, I should be ready to jump on the band wagon and lynch the sexual exploiter Ó Searcaigh, join the crowd saying "down with that sort of thing" and calling for him to stop his evil ways, and campaign for his corrupting poetry to be removed from the eyes of our sensitive children studying for the Leaving Cert. Or, not being a lynch-mob kind of man, I should be, at the very least, aching for the plight of the teenagers who felt so hurt and used, and angry on their behalf. I do, but I see both the poet and the film-maker culpable on an individual level. And, on a collective level, of course, the poverty in Nepal is inescapably a factor in this tragedy. But as far as the Westerners go in this story, It's a subtle charge I am making: the two former friends are both guilty of being unconscious of their own power, and in declaring war against Ó Searcaigh, using her film as her weapon, Ní Chianán has caused inestimable collateral damage. Of Ó Searcaigh's lack of awareness about the effect of his being a rich Westerner, enough has been said already, and as I have already written, he has to account for himself and his actions. Of the film maker's, however, more needs to be said.
I cannot believe that any good is served by bringing in a film crew to record what, in effect, are counselling sessions. When the film maker decided to bring in a counsellor to film the teenagers at the centre of the allegations, and it would have been impossible for them to put on record any positive feelings about their exchanges with Ó Searcaigh, because of the way that homosexuality is viewed in Nepal. Although plenty of sex between men happens, the Western notion of gay identity has yet to take root properly, or make any inroads into the culture. Even the head of the main LGBT organisation in Nepal has spoken about he has to be discreet about his orientation. Therefore, it would be next to impossible for a young man to say on film that he had taken his encounter with the poet in his stride, that he had picked himself off, dusted himself down, and got on with his life – which would be the therapeutic goal of any good counsellor. The act of filming, of recording for public display, is anathema to the spirit of counselling, and, in this particular situation, more importantly, the truth. Having their stories and pictures splashed all over the Nepalese press is not something, I believe, they could possibly have signed up for. It would have taken cojones of steel to be brazen enough to deny they were victims of the situation, and the impossible gift of premonition to be able to imagine the effect that speaking as they did in front of a camera would have the effect it has on Ó Searcaigh's and their own lives. Could they have imagined, in particular, that what they were saying could be used as evidence in criminal charges?
Is it so contentious to say that there are no winners in this sorry saga, only losers? Do I have to accept the polarised nature of the debate, as set by the film maker? It seems that if I am critical of her film, then I am automatically deemed to be a defender of an exploiter of children. It feels as if I am being asked when I stopped beating my wife.
Shortly after I saw the film, I was on the DART one morning. A beautiful young man was sitting in a nearby seat. He must have been sixteen or seventeen; he had a face of shining gentleness and simplicity. He was smiling in open encouragement of his little brother, telling jokes and smiling in a heart-stopping way. I realised he was exactly the same kind of youth that Ó Searcaigh is drawn to, and I marvelled at his presence. I was imagining what it would be like to kiss him, to give him pleasure, to see him moan in surprise. I was thinking, all the time, what would be wrong if such a thing were to happen between us, and for the life of me I was stumped. I suspect that is the result of years of self-development as a gay man, kneading out the knots of my self-loathing, my shame about desiring members of my own sex. I've turned what, in my adolescence, had to be a secret desire, and therefore shameful, into something to be celebrated. I stayed there in my happy genial reverie until I asked myself the question: "What if I paid him?"
And then I realised that that would be obscene. Lucre is filthy. It contaminates, sullies, corrodes.
But that's easy enough to say in a rich Western society. In a country such as Nepal, where poverty is endemic, it has a different lustre. And I don't believe Ó Searcaigh fully comprehends that yet, because I don't think he sees himself as a rich man, or a powerful man. A man without love is poor, no matter where he travels.
As Woody Allen says, if sex isn't dirty, you're not doing it right. There is something about the transgressive nature of sexuality, the mucky powerplay of it, the electricity of taboo, the draw to lose oneself, to throw caution and dignity to the wind and risk all for beauty, for pleasure: that is part of human nature. It's not pretty, it's not fair, and it can be highly destructive. The fact that I recognise that aspect in my own life is the reason I am not so quick to throw stones at Ó Searcaigh, as others are. He's a man, not a monster, a man seeking escape from himself, in pursuit of beauty and in flight from the pain of relationship. And there, but for the grace of God, go I.


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