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Shown as an installation, Jessica Snow's new paintings and works on paper contain amorphous masses and geometric areas of color with collage elements that leave the picture plane and continue onto the walls aided by push pins, string or paper. These abstract compositions reference maps, architectural surveys, and computer motherboards. By juxtaposing disparate elements, such as biomorphic and mechanical forms, masculine and feminine elements, and interior and exterior settings, she establishes a sense of tension throughout. Yet there is a harmony to be found in this play of opposing parts as they fuse together to communicate Snow's aesthetic interests.
Snow received her Masters of Fine Arts at Mills College in Oakland and has shown at Four Walls, Southern Exposure, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. She participated in a residency progam at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and was the recipient of a San Francisco ArtCouncil Award Grant in 2000.


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This selection of messages sent by President Daniel R. Porterfield to members of the Franklin & Marshall College community reflects engagement with faculty, professional staff, students, parents and alumni on a wide range of issues of interest to members of the F&M family.
President Porterfield sent this message on January 20, 2014
This statement was released on December 27, 2013
Franklin & Marshall College rejects the call of the American Studies Association for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions. Boycotting colleges and universities based on national affiliation or alleged government transgressions arbitrarily and unfairly penalizes students and faculty. It limits academic freedom, scholarly inquiry and scientific research, cross-cultural discourse, political discussion, the growth of knowledge, and the free exchange of ideas in every field.
Franklin & Marshall will continue to work with Israeli institutions of higher learning, including Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University, where our students have recently studied abroad. Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University stand for academic excellence. Our faculty and students have enjoyed productive collaborations with these distinguished institutions of higher learning and we look forward to continuing these partnerships.
Franklin & Marshall College is not an institutional member of the American Studies Association. We support the rights of members of our community to form and express their own opinions and to participate in professional academic associations.
Daniel R. Porterfield, President
Joseph Karlesky, Provost and Dean of the Faculty
President Porterfield sent this message on December 17, 2013
Dear Members of the Faculty and Professional Staff/Students:
As the semester draws to a close, I am writing to provide a brief update on the process by which the Board of Trustees will evaluate the option of arming F&M's sworn Public Safety Officers.
The Board will discuss the issue in its February meeting but will not make a final determination at that time. Our Trustees, who have legal and fiduciary responsibility for this decision, feel that the question will require more opportunities for analysis and reflection than any single Board meeting is likely to provide. They also feel, and I agree, that further campus discussion and information-sharing would be beneficial, whatever the ultimate decision.
I will write at the beginning of the semester with a more full report on next steps in the consideration of this important question. However, because we had a number of constructive conversations this fall, I thought you would want to know where the discussion with the Board stands before the campus empties out for the winter break.
Please enjoy the upcoming break, and have a Happy New Year.
Dan Porterfield
President Porterfield sent this message on December 4, 2013
Dear Colleagues,
I'm writing to share that the College, recognizing the need to employ an in-house counsel, has appointed an experienced attorney with a strong background in higher education law to serve F&M in this important role.
Pierce Buller, who has served for nine years as Associate General Counsel for the University of Pennsylvania, will join the College March 1, 2014, to provide legal and strategic advice on institutional issues for members of the campus community and the Board of Trustees.
In this day and age, there is extraordinary value to having an in-house legal resource with expertise in higher education law, a deep regard for the culture of a liberal arts college, and the ability to work with all stakeholders of the College on matters big and small. Pierce brings all of these qualities and is an ideal leader to serve as our founding general counsel.
For many years, F&M has received expert legal advice from external law firms, especially the Lancaster firm Barley Snyder. While we will continue this excellent relationship, an increasingly complex legal landscape for colleges requires ongoing coordination and counsel on a wide range of legal issues.
This includes the need for counsel related to issues of labor and employment, employee benefits, student conduct, governance, real estate acquisition, environmental and contract matters, charitable giving, intellectual property, litigation, and compliance with federal laws governing student privacy and Title IX's gender-equity provisions, among other matters.
Pierce will be responsible for ensuring that internal policies and procedures comply with federal and state laws and regulations, and will manage the College's ongoing relationships with external law firms.
This approach undoubtedly will enhance our ability to manage legal risk and will prevent some of the problems that can lead to large legal expenses.
At Penn, Pierce's role included leadership on legal issues related to employment, faculty and staff appointments, governance, admissions, community concerns and institutional policies.
His success at Penn grew from strong roots in higher education. He began his career serving as Assistant Dean of Admission at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., before attaining his law degree at Villanova University School of Law. Prior to arriving as Associate General Counsel at Penn in 2004, he was a partner at the Dilworth Paxson law firm in Philadelphia, where he worked for seven years, often representing institutions of higher education.
Pierce has a unique family connection to F&M; his twin sister graduated in F&M's Class of 1991, while he graduated with honors from Colgate. I hope you'll join me in welcoming Pierce to our community this spring.
All the best,
Dan Porterfield
President Porterfield sent this message on September 13, 2013, about the campuswide discussion on the question of arming the Department of Public Safety
President Porterfield sent this message on August 28, 2013
Dear Students,
I hope that the first day of classes has gone well and that you're excited to make this semester count. I want to extend a special welcome to the newest members of our community and thank the sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have done so much already to make the Class of 2017 and newly arrived transfer students feel welcome.
Yesterday, we held our Convocation which included welcome speeches from Becca Green '14 and Professor of Sociology Carol Auster, a recent winner of the Christian R. and Mary F. Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching.
It was a distinct honor for us to hear from one of your great forefathers as F&M students, Dr. Henry Wiggins, Jr. '55 P'91. During this week -- the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington -- it was inspiring to hear from an alum who walked with Dr. King from Selma to Montgomery, and who went on to great eminence in his medical career in Chicago.
Here is a link to a piece Dr. Wiggins wrote in 1965 about the Selma march. I'm sending it to you today, the 50th anniversary of Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech, because the eloquent witness that Dr. Wiggins bore to the Civil Rights movement could provide an inspiring perspective as you create your F&M education and seek to make your impact in the world.
President Porterfield sent this message on August 28, 2013
Dear Colleagues,
I'm writing with great personal pleasure to recognize the sustained excellence of two long-serving colleagues, Alan Caniglia and Sam Houser, who have successfully met growing challenges of leadership at F&M over a number of years. I am very pleased to recognize their achievement with enhanced titles and the addition of new responsibilities to their current portfolios.
Alan Caniglia will now serve as Vice President for Planning and Vice Provost, and he will continue to provide invaluable leadership in the Provost's office during the current transitional year and under our next Provost and Dean of the Faculty. The new title reflects Alan's successful and growing focus on researching and developing metrics and narratives to support arguments for the great value that F&M provides its students and society. We will restructure some elements of his current work so that he can focus more time on planning and institutional research, which will serve the College well as we enter a campaign and in a time of considerable competitiveness in higher education.
Alan came to F&M in 1982 as a tenure-track hire in Economics, with expertise in the analysis of welfare programs and quantitative methods. His research has spanned issues in benefit-cost analysis, the effects of factors such as educational variation and union membership on earnings inequality, and the depiction and development of economic concepts in literary works. His current research is in the broad area of decision theory. He also is the author of a text, Statistics for Economics: An Intuitive Approach published by HarperCollins in 1992. Alan was appointed the Sigmund M. and Mary B. Hyman Professor of Economics in 1998.
In 1999, Alan joined the administration to reconstitute the Office of Institutional Research and has played important roles in strategic planning, curricular analysis and implementation, the transition to a need-based financial aid program, and enrollment/yield prediction. In 2001, he added the responsibilities of College Registrar to his work, serving in this role until 2006, when he became the Senior Associate Dean of the Faculty and Vice Provost for Planning and Institutional Research. Alan has played a significant role in the financial management of the academic program and facilities, as well as the College's work on the assessment of learning outcomes, alongside our Assessment Fellows. He has also led the group working on issues regarding our U.S. News ranking, served on BPC, and been a member of last year's Strategic Initiatives Steering Committee. I am very pleased that Alan will continue to build on this vital work as Vice President for Planning and Vice Provost.
Sam Houser's new title will be Vice President for Strategic Initiatives and Chief of Staff. In this role, he will continue to coordinate among senior colleagues, helping to lead senior administrative searches, and ensuring that the perspectives of faculty, students, professional staff, Trustees, and other constituents are brought to bear in appropriate ways on College decisions. His new responsibilities will encompass policy and outreach related to the federal, state and local government and the Lancaster Community more broadly. This is a body of work that has been underdeveloped since the departure from F&M of Keith Orris '81, and there is considerable opportunity for us to build stronger strategies in these areas.
Sam is a 1989 graduate of F&M, who earned a Ph.D. in Classical Philology from Brown University. He returned to F&M in 1996 to teach in the Classics department, where he remained until becoming Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations in 2004. In that role, he helped F&M win a series of institutional grants, including a Kresge Foundation challenge grant for the life sciences and philosophy campaign and a grant to create our college advising program for rural Pennsylvania high schools through the National College Advising Corps. In 2007, Sam became Executive Assistant to the President and the Secretary of the College. In that role, Sam supported President Fry in his communications, strategic projects, and fundraising work, and work with the Board of Trustees.
When I joined F&M, I asked Sam to serve as my Chief of Staff and continue his work as Secretary of the College. Since then, Sam has overseen the recruitment of a new senior leadership team, supported our strategic positioning initiative, led the work of the strategic planning steering committee, and supported the work of the Board of Trustees. He has also continued to teach Greek and Latin for the classics department, and just this year assumed responsibility for the Rouse Scholars program when Kent Trachte left F&M to become President of Lycoming College. In addition to his work at Franklin & Marshall, Sam has served on the Boards of local organizations, including the Fulton Theater. He currently is Chair of the Board of Directors of the Millport Conservancy and serves on the Board of Trustees of Wilson College, where he chairs the Enrollment and Student Life Committee and sits on the Executive Committee.
I hope that you will all join me in congratulating Alan and Sam on their new responsibilities and in thanking them for their dedicated service to the College over so many years.
All the best,
President Porterfield sent this message on August 26, 2013
Dear Colleagues:
As we start the new academic year, I write to welcome you back from what I hope was a productive and energizing summer. I look forward to seeing you as the Class of 2017 and our transfer students formally enter our learning community tomorrow at the Convocation Ceremony held at 10:00 a.m. on the Manning Alumni Green, in front of Old Main. We are watching the weather forecast closely, and if it is determined that that the Ceremony should be moved indoors, you'll receive an e-mail notification from Debbie Martin.
I extend my warmest thanks to all those faculty and professional staff who have worked so hard to welcome our new students to our campus community in recent days. This first-year class is among the strongest and most diverse in F&M's history, with 609 members drawn from 32 states, the District of Columbia and 27 countries.
In the coming days, please join me in welcoming 25 visiting and 10 tenure-track faculty members to our learning community. Our new tenure-track colleagues bring expertise in areas from marine biodiversity to the international reverberations of government spending and tax policies to the status of girls worldwide—we are delighted to add these outstanding educators to our distinguished faculty.
We've also welcomed outstanding new professional staff in recent months, including Dean of the College Margaret Hazlett, who joined F&M in July. It has been a pleasure to see her convening her staff, meeting many members of our community and, over the past few days, welcoming our new students and their families to campus. You will receive an e-mail from Margaret soon outlining some of the interim structures for student services that she has put in place during her first weeks on the job. I look forward to hearing her share her vision for the future of student and campus life at a range of faculty and professional staff meetings in the coming months.
I hope that you plan to join Karen and me at our home for a reception honoring these and all new members of the faculty and professional staff on Tuesday, September 3 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
I am grateful to the many faculty colleagues who taught courses or mentored our students in hands-on research projects this summer. Thirty-one faculty taught roughly 200 of our students this summer, including those in eight travel courses and field experiences in Ecuador, England, Italy, Japan, and South Africa. In addition, more than 100 students undertook research with 55 faculty with support from the Hackman program, our Howard Hughes Medical Institute grant and other funding sources. I had a chance to talk with many of the students on campus throughout the summer and know how much they value these opportunities to delve deeply into a field of study with the guidance of experienced scholars.
I am proud that 12 F&M students contributed roughly 3,900 hours of service to organizations in Lancaster, coordinated by the Ware Institute for Civic Engagement. I am also appreciative of the 12 faculty and professional staff colleagues who collaborated with the Dean of the College's office, 15 current students, and recent graduates in providing a three-week college preparatory program for 71 talented, rising high-school seniors from underserved communities from all across the country. This year's program participants included students from McCaskey High School, the rural Pennsylvania schools served by the National College Advising Corps, and partner programs in urban areas from Philadelphia to San Francisco and from New York to New Orleans. I am pleased that 12 students who participated in the 2012 F&M College Prep program are members of the Class of 2017.
Looking to the year ahead, the faculty is undertaking collective work in several key areas. This year, recognizing the importance of the Faculty Center to the vibrancy of intellectual life among the faculty, I designated the New President's Grant F&M received from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to launch the Center this year under the leadership of Interim Director Mary Ann Levine and Associate Director Carol DeWet. In addition, the Governance Review Task Force will continue its evaluation of our shared governance, we are preparing to implement the new Connections general education curriculum, a group of colleagues is exploring how we might enhance the effectiveness of pre-major advising, and a summer working group on teaching and information technology will distribute its report to faculty during the fall semester.
President Porterfield sent this message on July 18, 2013
Dear Members of the Franklin & Marshall Community:
As of July 1, there have been two important changes to the administration that I would like to share with you.
Some of you have already met our new Dean of the College, Margaret Hazlett. Margaret comes to Franklin & Marshall after serving with distinction in the Student Affairs Office of Bowdoin College since 1997. Most recently, she was Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs. In that role, she oversaw a variety of offices and functions, including pre-major advising, student orientation, multicultural student programs, the Judicial Board and the Sexual Misconduct Board processes. She also supervised Bowdoin's Health Center, Counseling Services and Children's Center, and coordinated the Student Emergency Response Team. Margaret has a strong commitment to liberal arts education and the forging of healthy and respectful communities. She will be an invaluable partner to all of us who teach and mentor our students and strive to help Franklin & Marshall thrive intellectually on their behalf. She shone among a pool of very strong candidates for our Dean of the College position, and we are truly fortunate to welcome her to F&M and her family to Lancaster. Margaret is a graduate of Princeton University, where she majored in Art History, and holds a Master's degree from Harvard University. Before joining Bowdoin, she had held positions at Princeton-in-Asia and had been Assistant Master of Rockefeller College at Princeton. She has also taught history and directed summer programs at an independent school in northern Virginia.
My second note is a re-introduction of someone already known well at the College. On July 1, Joseph Karlesky, Kunkel Professor of Government, assumed the role of Interim Provost and Dean of the Faculty. Joe will hold this position until we have recruited a new Provost and Dean of the Faculty who we expect to join our community on or around July 1, 2014. Joe graciously agreed to be our interim chief academic officer and one of the College's strategic leaders after discussing the role with the Interim Provost Advisory Committee and with me last year. His knowledge of Franklin & Marshall's history, academic values and culture will benefit our community in countless ways. I am confident the institution will be stronger for his leadership and that the Provost and Dean of the College position will be even more attractive to potential candidates because of Joe's service.
At the beginning of the academic year, we will hold a reception to welcome and thank Margaret and Joe for taking on their respective responsibilities. Please feel free to introduce yourself to Margaret and to thank Joe when you are in Old Main. Margaret occupies the Dean of the College's Office, and Joe will be using the Provost's Office this year.
Thank you for your contributions to the F&M community in the 2013-2014 academic year. I hope you are having a good summer.
All the best,
Dan Porterfield
President Porterfield sent this message on July 2, 2013
Dear Members of the Faculty and Professional Staff:
I am writing to let you know that former Trustee and former U.S. Representative, Rev. William H. Gray III, L.L.D. '63 died suddenly yesterday while in London to enjoy tennis at Wimbledon with his son. Bill was Chairman Emeritus of Gray Global Advisers, a business and government consulting firm. Prior to founding Gray Global Advisers, he was President and Chief Executive Officer of the United Negro College Fund. Bill was a pillar of the Philadelphia community, a dedicated public servant, a Baptist preacher, and an inspirational mentor and friend to generations of African-American leaders. In his devotion to his fellow men and women and to the good of the country, Bill exemplified the Franklin & Marshall ethos of excellence and human flourishing through service.
At Franklin & Marshall, Bill's legacy includes the William H. Gray, Jr. Scholarship Program, which Bill established in 1990 in his father's name to provide financial aid to students from southeastern Pennsylvania. The College also created the Gray Scholars program in Bill's honor to provide need-based financial aid to Franklin & Marshall students from backgrounds typically underrepresented in higher education. In addition to financial aid, Gray Scholars receive special opportunities for leadership development and support for activities that cultivate their character while nourishing their intellectual gifts.
Franklin & Marshall was fortunate to benefit from Bill's leadership while he served as Trustee in the years 2004-2012, after an earlier term of service that started in 1986. During his tenure on the Franklin & Marshall Board, Bill served on several committees, including Trusteeship, Communications and Quality of Campus Life. He also participated in the College's Forums on Presidential Politics in 2008 and 2012 where he was joined by Trustees Ken Duberstein '65, P'09, P'12, Ken Mehlman '88 and Stan Brand '70 in a series of vigorous and stimulating discussions that showcased Franklin & Marshall College's contributions to public life through our alumni.
Bill, like many of our alumni active in public life, was a protégé of the legendary late Government Professor Sid Wise. Their relationship is the source of an anecdote that sheds light on the good humor of both men. On Sid's advice, Bill took an internship with his local Congressman, whom Bill subsequently unseated in an election. Upon being elected, Bill sought Sid's counsel about his new responsibilities—to which Sid replied that Bill should never hire interns. Fortunately, Bill found ways to support and mentor new generations of leaders growing up after him, particularly in the African-American community.
You can read about Bill's distinguished career in public life and his long and steadfast service to Philadelphia and the world at:
When arrangements for a memorial service are made public, the President's Office will share them.
I know you join me in expressing heartfelt sympathy to Bill's wife, Andrea, and sons Andrew, Justin and William IV, as well as his many friends. He was a remarkable man, both humble and strong, and the world is a better place for his work in it. We are grateful for his life and will miss him deeply.
Dan Porterfield

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The #55 BMW Team RLL M3 of Bill Auberlen and Jörg Müller finished third in the GT class in the Mid-Ohio American Le Mans Series race, while the #56 M3 driven by Joey Hand and Dirk Müller finished fifth.
Jörg Müller qualified car #55 on the pole and car #56 started seventh. Car #55 led at the beginning of the race, but the Corvette of Oliver Gavin and Tommy Milner and the Flying Lizard Porsche of Patrick Long and Jörg Bergmeister took over the class lead. Müller had an off-course excursion and was penalized for speeding on pit road. He had fallen to eighth when he handed off to Auberlen, who fought his way back to finish third, a lap down from the winning Gavin/Milner Corvette and the second place Long/Bergmeister Porsche.
Car #56 had handling problems, and also had visibility problems on Dirk Müller's stint because of glue from the windshield tear-off. It finished fifth in class.
Gavin and Milner won after a close battle with the second place Flying Lizard Porsche of Long and Bergmeister. The Corvette of Antonio Garcia and Jan Magnussen was on its way to a third place finish until it was set back after Magnussen collided with a GTC class Porsche.
Even though one of the M3s qualified on the pole, neither car appeared to have the pace of the class leaders during the race. Team principal Bobby Rahal said "There is an obvious imbalance evident in the last few races and I hope that the ALMS will do the right thing. When you know you don't have the pace you have to rely on strategy and luck. This week the Corvette had an incident and we got lucky again. We need to get back to fair and equal footing and give these guys a run for their money."
BMW remains second in manufacturers' points to Chevrolet, while Joey Hand and Dirk Müller return to second in drivers' standings because Magnussen and Garcia finished out of the points.
The series runs again in two weeks at Road America.—Brian S. Morgan, motorsports editor, bmwcca.org
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Sometimes fields are hidden because most of the time they're not needed and just add noise to ticket views. However, every now and then, it's useful to have access to those hidden fields.
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The approach I'm taking is that fields can be enabled individually to be shown via a new "Show hidden fields" link (which only gets shown when there are in fact hidden fields). The additional rule specification is:
[ticket-custom] mostlyhidden.show_when_type = enhancement mostlyhidden.clear_on_hide = false mostlyhidden.link_to_show = true
The default is that hidden fields are not enabled to be shown (i.e., link_to_show defaults to false).
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Done. Docs on wiki page have been updated.
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Foxconn, the world's largest electronics contract manufacturer, admitted on Tuesday that it had employed interns as young as 14 years old at one of its factories in China.
The admission will likely draw further criticism of how the manufacturer of Apple's [AAPL 644.6136 ] iPhone device is treating its workers. Foxconn has been struggling to make its operations compliant with Chinese labor laws, given both its own huge scale and deep-rooted habits of violation across the country's manufacturing sector.
Responding to Chinese media reports and a statement by China Labor Watch, a U.S.-based non-governmental organization, Foxconn said that an internal investigation had found some participants in a student internship program at its plant in Yantai in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong were under the legal working age of 16 years.
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Foxconn pledged to conduct a full investigation and fire any employee found to have been responsible for the violations. The company also said the Yantai facility "has no association with any work we carry out on behalf of Apple".
Foxconn has long run internship programs under which students work on the production lines for up to six months. While it argues these programs allow students to gather experience and help the company identify talent, labor activists have repeatedly accused it of exploiting the students and using the program to make up for staff shortages.
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Foxconn said 2.7 percent of its 1.2 million-strong workforce are currently interns.
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Pope Benedict XVI is greeted by Cardinal Agostino Vallini as he arrived for an audience the with Roman clergy, in the Paul VI Hall at the Vatican, Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013. Benedict XVI is continuing his farewell tour with an off-the-cuff meeting with Roman priests, an annual encounter that has taken on poignant new meaning with his impending resignation.The Vatican has said Benedict would reflect Thursday on his personal experiences as a young theological expert attending the Second Vatican Council, the 1962-65 meetings that brought the Catholic Church into the modern world. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino) |
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"I would walk across the desert with no shoes upon my feet, Some lovers say that they'll care for you, work hard to support you, and be there for you when you need a shoulder to cry on. But why stop there? Why not fetch the stars from the sky for you, climb the highest mountain, walk a thousand miles on broken glass just for one touch of your hand! And yes, these things are completely impractical and nobody could actually do any of them without dying - but hey, sometimes the best way to express powerful feelings is through ridiculous exaggeration. Alternatively, you can interpret such impractical feats as metaphors for overcoming more mundane obstacles.
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ASHAS: improving rural women's health
In India, Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) form an essential link between the community and the health care delivery system. ASHAs, usually women, provide information, health education, and basic care. Each ASHA is responsible for around 1000 people. Saturday 8 March is International Women's Day.
WHO opens public consultation on draft sugars guideline
Sugars intake is a concern for WHO South-East Asia Region. WHO is launching a public consultation on its draft guideline on sugars intake. When finalized, the guideline will provide countries with recommendations on limiting the consumption of sugars to reduce public health problems like obesity and dental caries (commonly referred to as tooth decay). Comments on the draft guideline will be accepted via the WHO web site from 5 to 31 March 2014.
WHO Regional Director applauds Maldives vision for universal health coverage
Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh, WHO Regional Director for South-East Asia, commended the Government of Maldives and the Ministry of Health and Gender for their commitment and vision for universal health coverage for all its citizens. Dr Khetrapal Singh is on a two-day visit to Maldives.
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Half of all cases of hearing loss are avoidable through primary prevention. Avoiding listening to loud music or not inserting objects into your ears to clean them can prevent the loss of hearing. Seeking medical advice as soon as noticing a problem with your ear is also important. International Ear Care Day is held annually on 3 March to raise awareness of how to maintain healthy ears. Use the links below to access resources about correct ear care.
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Corrections Officer. The desire to serve your community manifests itself many forms. Jacksonville Sheriff's Office (JSO) hires only Corrections Officers who feel a strong sense of pride in their ability provide order and stability to incarcerated offenders. Corrections Officers look at their chosen career path as an avenue to a well respected profession that requires tremendous responsibility and provides long term job security. JSO views the time that offenders are incarcerated as time that can be spent restoring character, improving education and developing life skills. Corrections Officers are the cornerstone on which this philosophy is built. The daily interaction with offenders affords Corrections Officers the opportunity to help people become better citizens, more capable of functioning in society, and helps reduce the rate of recidivism in Jacksonville. Corrections Officers and offenders are involved in daily classes including parenting skills, GED, literacy and substance abuse classes.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Department of Corrections is comprised of over 700 Corrections Officers and civilian personnel. It encompasses three correctional facilities which all provide secure, humane, corrective and productive detention of individuals incarcerated in Duval County. Corrections Officers can develop a well rounded career path by participating in many units, including the canine unit, pretrial services and the home detention unit. A Corrections Officer's base salary is subject to a seventeen year career path. Officers' base salary starts at $28,892 annually. Sergeants reach $59,329 and Lieutenants reach $69,712 after seventeen years, with Captains reaching $81,911. These base salaries typically increase every year in accordance with applicable collective bargaining agreements. In addition, those in the Corrections ranks may be eligible to receive education incentive pay. Other pay premium includes shift differential, working out-of-classification, state career incentives for advanced training, etc.
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Generations of F&M alumni join families of current students to help the College celebrate a milestone and launch into the future.
The relationship between religion and technology is the focus of a conference that will bring three noted professors in the field to Franklin & Marshall College Saturday, Oct. 27.
A new system for human resources and payroll information at Franklin & Marshall College will soon eliminate various payroll and other paper documents and make it easier for employees to manage information online.
A documentary film about one of F&M's most distinguished alumni, "Dick Winters: Hang Tough," premiered at the College Thursday night. The film highlight's Winters' leadership qualities.
Representatives from more than 100 graduate, medical, law and business schools will visit Franklin & Marshall College next week to meet with students and alumni at the 2012 Graduate & Professional School Fair.
As part of efforts to help families confront the challenges of college affordability and rising student loan debt, Franklin & Marshall College is launching a two-year pilot program in financial aid packaging to learn if the prospect of reduced indebtedness affects college choice.
A panel of constitutional law and government experts will discuss the landmark U.S. Supreme Court "Citizens United" labor case in a televised forum starting at 12:45 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 18, at Franklin & Marshall College.
Members of the Franklin & Marshall community attending the College's most festive annual event have 225 extra reasons to celebrate in 2012.
Jeff Schlossberg '14 and Jill Schwartz '13 contribute to The Frederick Law Olmsted Papers Project, helping to tell the story of America's original landscape architect.
A documentary film honoring the life and leadership of one of Franklin & Marshall College's most distinguished alumni, the late Maj. Richard Winters '41, will make its world premiere Oct. 18, at F&M's Barshinger Center for the Musical Arts.


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+91 9844085056Hemanth & Associates is a full service law firm in India. We (the "Firm") pride ourselves in providing efficient, commercially sound and result-oriented solutions to Clients. We value the trust and beliefs vested in us by our Clients and professional contacts and provide a dedicated...
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Bangalore, IndiaFull Service Law Firm in Bangalore, India
+91 9880100688BRK Law Partners is a full service law firm, established in the year 2001. The firm has a flourishing practice in Bangalore, widely known as the "Silicon Valley of the East". ; The services provided by the firm cover a broad spectrum of laws and sectors including but not limited to property law,...
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Scientists Help Wis. Farmers Create Greener Dairies
Cows stand patiently in a tent-like chamber at a research farm in western Wisconsin, waiting for their breath to be tested. Outside, corrals have been set up with equipment to measure gas wafting from the ground. A nearby corn field contains tools that allow researchers to assess the effects of manure spread as fertilizer.
WCCO 4 At The Fair: Day 2
Day 2 at the State Fair was all about ramping up for the Agrilympics. Do you think the 'CCO news team will take home the gold again this year?
Farm Fields Turn Dry In Central, Eastern Minn.
Cornfields and pastures are drying out in parts of central and eastern Minnesota, and some cattle producers are starting to thin out their herds to cut costs.
Milking Robots Are Pricy, But Cows Sure Like Them
At dairy farms across Minnesota, robots are moving in. Over the past couple years, dozens of dairy farmers have turned to "robotic milking" as a way to help their business.
More Than 100 Animals Killed In Barn Fire
More than 100 animals, mostly cows, were killed in a barn fire in San Francisco Township early Tuesday morning.
Cows Create 'Utter' Chaos In River Falls, Wis.
It's not that unusual for cows to get out of their pastures, and wander onto a country road. But for some folks in River Falls, Wis., it looked like these cows were trying to make a real break for it.
Finding Minnesota: Bringing Bison Back
It seems hard to fathom, but western settlement nearly wiped out the nation's bison herd — some 30 to 60 million animals. That herd stretched from Minnesota's grasslands to the Rocky Mountains. But over the years, hard work has brought the bison back.
Heat Hurts Cow's Milk Production, Spikes Prices
Get ready to pay more for groceries and the government says blame it on the hot weather. A USDA report on Wednesday said everything from steak to milk to egg prices will go up 3 to 5 percent by the end of the year because of drought conditions in much of the country.
Raw Milk Trial Postponed, Protestors Demonstrate
The trial of a farmer accused of selling raw milk, which was supposed to get underway Monday morning in Hennepin County, has been postponed one week.
Beef Industry Profits From Fast-Growing Exports
Exports are big business for the U.S. beef industry, which shipped a record $5.4 billion worth of beef abroad last year.
February Milk Production Improves In Wis., Minn.
Even discounting the additional Leap Day, milk producers in Wisconsin and Minnesota had a better February this year than they did last year.
Wisconsin Dairy Industry Has Record-Setting Year
Wisconsin's dairy cows have had a record-setting year.
At Least 50 Cows Killed In Barn Fire
At least 50 cows were killed in a barn fire in Spring Hill Township, Minn. early Friday morning.
Milk Production Lags In Wisconsin, Minnesota
Milk production is picking up across the country, but not so much in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Animals Starved To Death At Dilapidated Farm
The owner of a dilapidated farm in northeastern Minnesota has been cited for animal neglect after investigators said they found half a dozen animals starved to death.


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LOL I was just responding before you edited this one. I was saying that I want a picture of your tree devoid of any gifts under it Christmas Day
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ACSSS 2013 Board Members (Ranking By Lastname Alphabetically)
Haotian Sun 孙昊天
Haotian graduated from School of Environment, Tsinghua University, China. Now he is a first year Master studying Environmental Engineering & Science and trying to transfer to the PhD program. He is now working on Microbial Fuel Cells which can transfer the chemical energy in wastewater to electricity (Exiting). He enjoys playing basketball, hiking, singing and meeting new friends. He was the president of School of Environment Student Union. This is his 5th year working in the student union system. He finds it's a lot of fun and satisfied to help others, making their student life more convenient and colorful.
Huiliang Wang 王辉亮
Huiliang is a PhD student in Materials Science and Engineering and works on carbon nanotubes based flexible electronics and solar cells. He completed undergraduate degree in Materials Science from University of Oxford. He is interested in hiking, playing tennis and outreach activities. Having grown up in China, he is dedicated to helping Chinese students at Stanford to achieve their career and life goals.
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A Hamlet of Hip-Hop and His Pal, Dance Man
50 Cent turned Madison Square Garden into a nightclub with his addictive club tracks and Eminem turned it into a theater with his dramatic performance on Monday.
August 10, 2005, WednesdayKeeping Things Live in the Studio
The producer and keyboardist talks about k-os, the White Stripes, Common, Foxy Brown, Amerie, Sweet Honey in the Rock and 50 Cent. Includes audio clips.
July 31, 2005, SundayWill Rap Fans Pay More and Fill the Arenas? A Tour Bets They Will
As organizers kick off the "Anger Management" tour, the concert business is watching to see if the rap genre can overcome a history of weak sales on the road.
July 05, 2005, TuesdayTurning the Tables on Rap's Player List
A former rap groupie and video dancer has released a tell-all book that is causing a stir in the urban music world.
July 03, 2005, SundayMusically Saving the World: The Dos and Don'ts of Live 8
Like many noble-minded music events, Live 8, Sir Bob Geldof's sequel to his 1985 Live Aid concert, represents a two-way exchange of prestige.
June 09, 2005, ThursdayHow Hip-Hop Music Lost Its Way and Betrayed Its Fans
Rap music, which started out with a broad palette of themes, has increasingly evolved into a medium for worshiping misogyny, materialism and murder.
May 12, 2005, ThursdayArts, Briefly; Pop Charts: Trumping 50 Cent for the Top Spot
After six weeks, 50 Cent has finally been unseated from the top of the Billboard album charts by Mariah Carey, whose eighth studio album, ''The Emancipation of Mimi'' (Island), left, sold 404,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. It was the best opening sales week of Ms. Carey's career, and...
April 21, 2005, ThursdayArts, Briefly; Pop Charts
Despite steadily declining sales each week since its release, 50 Cent's ''Massacre'' (Interscope) has been invincible at the top of the Billboard album charts; last week, its sixth since it went on sale, the album sold 165,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan. That figure would have landed the...
April 14, 2005, ThursdayArts, Briefly; 50 Cent on Charts Again
It's starting to look like Groundhog Day atop the Billboard album chart: 50 Cent's ''Massacre'' (Interscope) is No.1 yet again. The album has held the position for five weeks, though its sales have steadily declined; it sold 211,000 copies last week, bringing its total to 2.81 million, according to...
April 07, 2005, ThursdayArts, Briefly; Eminem and 50 Cent Team Up
Eminem, near right, and 50 Cent, far right, will headline the Anger Management 3 tour this summer, one of the biggest tours announced for the season. Featuring Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz, 50 Cent's G Unit crew, Eminem's D12, as well as Obie Trice and Stat Quo, the 24-date tour will play in...
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'TRL' Ends 10-Year Run on MTV
"TRL," the afternoon video show that has been an MTV flagship for 10 years, came to an end.


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