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Rick Glass, manager of conference development and the University of Richmond's Jepson Alumni Center, recently was appointed to the board of directors for the Association of Collegiate Conference and Events Directors – International (ACCED-I). A resident of Richmond, Glass has worked at the university since 1997. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia. Founded in 1980, ACCED-I is made up of 1,500 campus professionals who design, market, coordinate and plan conferences and special events on campuses around the world. *** The Dominion Club Golf and Country Club in Glen Allen recently awarded Executive Chef Chase Seymour the HHHunt Employee of the Year Award. Seymour, 28, serves an innovative style of cuisine best described as Southern/French fusion. Among the items prepared from scratch are charcuterie of house-cured bacon, pancetta and smoked salmon. A recent highlight of his career, Seymour was invited to team with Jason Babson, executive chef to Governor Kaine, and Patrick O'Connell, chef and proprietor of The Inn at Little Washington, to prepare a meal for the Queen when she visited the Governor's Executive Mansion. Seymour joined TDC as executive chef in January 2011. *** Kristine Nolin, assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Richmond, recently received a continuation grant from the Thomas F. Jeffress and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust of Richmond to supplement her initial grant for research on the synthesis of organic materials. The grant will support Nolin's research project where she is developing methods that enable the synthesis of organic materials through the design and application of catalysts. Her research is part of a "green movement" by organic chemists to use benign reagents in place of hazardous materials. Nolin received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley. The Thomas F. Jeffress and Kate Miller Jeffress Memorial Trust was established under the will of Robert M. Jeffress, a founder and the principal benefactor of the Virginia Institute for Scientific Research. *** Wenhao Lu, son of Jun Lu and Zihong Cui, of Richmond, recently was named to the merit list for the fall 2011 semester at Oxford College in Atlanta, Ga. To be eligible for the merit list, students must earn a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. |
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Henrico's Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden is one of only 20 gardens in North America nominated for USA Today's "10Best Reader's Choice" contest for Best Public Garden.
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
Keynote speaker for the banquet was Tim Hightower, a University of Richmond alumnus and former NFL running back. Hightower was introduced by Billy McMullen, former NFL player and a Henrico PAL board member. > Read more.
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Khumba-ya? Not quite
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You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
But when Khumba starts up, it looks nothing like you'd expect. The camera gazes across the savannah and the soundtrack swells with triumphant South African vocals. > Read more.
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If you're looking for a date night with someone special, Henrico is the place to be! Check out a classic 90s movie, "My Girl," at Henrico Theatre; Circa, an innovative circus from Australia, will dazzle at the University of Richmond; and celebrate TGIF at Keagan's Restaurant where the PJ Bottoms Band is performing. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Abstract paintings of Inge Strack (pictured) are on display through March 9 at the Gumenick Family Gallery at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Strack, a Chestefield painter of German origin, often paints in bold colors with a deep sense of emotion, focusing on brushstrokes, texture and form to find a balance. Strack's painting is routed in the European tradition of expressionism but has found its own, unique language in following the American dream.
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The surviving family members of those who died in this weekend's tragic accident on the Bronx River Parkway were joined Monday by friends and neighbors who say they don't know how they'll be able to bear the unbearable grief going forward. NY1's Rocco Vertuccio filed the following report.
Hugs and kisses tried to console a grieving Bronx family suffering an unimaginable loss outside their Soundview home Monday. Juan Gonzales says the loss has destroyed him. His wife of 22 years, Maria Gonzalez, was behind the wheel in Sunday's SUV crash that killed her and their 10-year-old daughter Jazlyn. They were among seven family members who died in the crash. Also killed were Maria Gonzalez' sister Maria Nunez, and their elderly parents who had just arrived from the Dominican Republic along with Nunez's five and three-year-old daughters.
"This is the worst thing happened in my life I can't explain to you," said the victims' cousin, Olivia Espinal.
Friends describe the family as close knit and religious. Maria Gonzalez and her sister even worked together at Fordham University. "No one can take it it's just unbelievable that's what everyone is thinking right now," said family friend Oscar Morel.
"I know them for 10 years it's a shame this happened to very good people," said Gonzalez' tenant, Carlos Ponbar.
Maria Gonzalez was known for always helping anyone in need. Her daughter is being remembered as a social little girl, a great student who even visited her former teachers at her old elementary school. "She was just here three weeks ago. I just can't. I am not saying this should happen to anyone but this family was one of the best families you could ever have," said Jazlyn's former teacher, Eunice Rodriquez.
Family friend Fatima Otoo's daughter was one of Jazlyn's best friends, and says they were looking forward to riding bikes together this summer.
"She is crying. It's too much for us. It's too much, it's too much for us," Otoo said.
Jazlyn was supposed to receive her first communion on Saturday. Her family is now relying on their religious faith more than ever.
Maria Gonzalez spoke to her husband just before the crash. She called to tell him what to buy at the store for a celebration they planned to have at their home: A celebration that will never take place.


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Published October 7, 2005
On a warm afternoon in July, football players packed the playing fields at Minuteman Regional High School in Lexington, Mass. Bulky linemen smashed together, legs churning. Receivers and defenders sprinted pass patterns. Cool-headed quarterbacks fired passes in a dozen simultaneous scrimmages.
Colby Head Football Coach Ed Mestieri watched intently, one eye on the play and the other on a printout providing information—height, weight, GPA—about the 100 or so elite high school juniors on hand for what is sometimes billed as a "skills— camp. But don't let the name fool you. "They're not coming here to improve,— Mestieri explained. These players, he said, are coming to be seen.
Dozens of coaches, many from NESCAC (New England Small College Athletic Conference) schools, ranged the sidelines at the Lexington camp, one of 22 camps attended by Colby football staffers last summer. The skills camps are part of a recruiting effort that, especially for NCAA Division III colleges, has increased exponentially in volume of players and dramatically in sophistication in recent years. "The numbers are through the roof,— said Colby Athletic Director Marcella Zalot, "because kids will recruit us now.—
How far through the roof are the numbers? Mestieri began the recruiting season with about 2,500 names from recruiting services, networking, contacts by athletes, coaches, and alumni. Academic criteria culled more than two thirds of the list. So, as he headed off to Lexington that day, Mestieri knew that "as of 12:52, there were eight-hundred and five kids in our system.—
That's up 200 over last year, and football isn't the only sport in which the numbers are increasing.
The men's basketball program will start with as many as 700 potential recruits to yield two or three players. Women's Soccer Coach Jen Holsten '90, blessed with a sport that has exploded in popularity in the United States in recent years, has to contend with so many potential recruits from across the country that she tracks them on a color-coded computer spread sheet, noting each exchange of e-mail, each phone conversation with coach or player, each campus visit. "They're strong academically and they're committed to soccer,— Holsten said. "The pool is large.—
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2009 begins with a new president, new Congress and an alleged attitude of bipartisanship and a new way government does things.
But, sad to say, the oddballs, the weak links and dumb butts of 2008 spill into the new year.
President Obama proposed spending of some $825 billion dollars to jumpstart the economy. The GOP leadership balks.
More than 80 artisans — some from as far as Raleigh, N.C. — attended the Chestnut Creek School of the Arts instructors' orientation meeting last week to learn the elements of becoming a professional instructor at the art school.
RINER –– With the divisional playoff setup in place for the second year, there is no way Division 1 Galax and D2 Auburn can meet in the postseason.
It's a shame. Because the two teams put on a tournament-quality performance Friday night.
Significant losses in this year's revenue has the City of Galax rethinking its expenditures for the 2008-2009 budget — including holding off on renovating the Galax Farmers' Market, obtaining a city street sweeper and moving forward with water and sewer projects.
Meals tax revenue was down by 9.59 percent, dropping from $598,522 to this year's $541,098, according to the Nikki Shank, the city's director of finance.
Today's special guest is Drew McCraw, an all-Southwest District lineman for the Carroll County football team and the No. 2-ranked heavyweight wrestler in Group AA, behind Andrew Miller of Bassett. McCraw is a senior and is drawing serious recruiting interest in both sports. Though he is open to playing either sport in college, his main focus right now is of course wrestling and the upcoming district, region and state tournaments.
BLAND –– Grayson County took a 27-16 halftime lead and held on through the second half, claiming a 61-51 Mountain Empire District win Friday.
Preston Bowen and Eric Harvey led the Blue Devils with 14 and 13 points, respectively, and Bubba Bowen added 11.
Grayson County 13 14 10 24––61
Bland County 5 11 10 25––51
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Rutherford 9, P.Bowen 14, Eller 5, Harvey 13, B.Bowen 11, Blizzard 9.
Bland County (5-12, 0-5)
DUBLIN — Volvo North America Trucks has announced it is laying off 650 workers at its truck manufacturing plant near Dublin.
The company will eliminate 40 percent of the plant's remaining work force, beginning in March and effective by the end of April, according to an announcement issued Tuesday morning.
"We are reducing our production capacity in alignment with declining demand," spokesman Jim McNamara said. "These layoffs are considered permanent."
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson County Public Schools' employees could face a pay cut if the $1.2 million gap from Governor Tim Kaine's proposed budget cuts can't be closed.
Schools' Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Thomas gave the county school board a budget forecast for the 2009-10 school year during its regular meeting Jan. 26.
Thomas said drastic measures were being taken to close the gap without cutting personnel or pay. "The budget forecast is not good. The cuts will clearly have a negative impact on our school division."
Galax school officials plan to combat bullying by implementing a prevention program that would discuss the different issues associated with it, said interim superintendent Rebecca Cardwell at the Jan. 13 Galax School Board meeting.
Cardwell said faculty, staff and parents should not ignore students' opinions on the issue. As a result, students are being surveyed at Galax schools on the types of bullying — gang, racial, physical, verbal, cyberspace — they see.
Over the years, Grayson County-Galax basketball games have been decided by buzzer-beaters, they have been lopsided laughers and they have been swayed by tremendous individual efforts. The most recent meeting was the first one in which the outcome was greatly influenced by a scramble for the ball near midcourt.
Galax rallied from a 12-point deficit to tie Grayson County by early in the fourth quarter when a debated call resulted in a huge momentum swing leading to a 74-67 Blue Devil win in a Mountain Empire District game Saturday night.


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File this under "shoving it down our throats"" More brain washing for our children.
File this under "shoving it down our throats"" More brain washing for our children.
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Future storyline: GL spends a night in a bathhouse and then has to figure out which of his dozen or so partners still has the ring up his fourth point of contact before the next JSA meeting.
Alan Scott? yeah that sucks, but he's not mainstream GL anymore, nor was he part of the Green Lantern Corps, his powers don't come from the Guardians. plus it's side universe.
When I saw GL I thought it was Hal Jordan (who Reynolds played) but since it's not, nor a main Universe character anymore, w/e. He's not the first or last gay/lesbian character. I doubt the Earth 2 comics will stick around very long anyway
AIDs is nothing to joke about. If a character is made gay, so what? And why the insinuation that because the guy is gay, he'll have a "dozen partners" in a night? I've never gotten the rampart disdain for gays around here. I'm straight myself but as long as gay people don't harass me I don't care what they do...It doesn't effect me. And if it bothers you, that's your right and it's also your right to just forbid Green Lantern stuff in your house if you have kids...But to make light of a terrible disease...It seems tasteless at best. I wouldn't joke about it or even wish it on my worst enemy.
Well we dont live in a bubble, I cant protect my kid 24/7 from the onslaught of this crap. Its a losing battle I fight but I'd rather fight then believe as you do. Sorry that people have contracted HIV but its nearly 100% their fault living their lifestyle as they do. I dont feel pity for them, they choose their fate sleeping with members of their own sex.
Allan Scott? Considering his outfit, it's not that much of a stretch:
So let me ask you all something. If you create a villain on DC Universe Online, in your level 29 mission, the final boss is that of Allen Scott. When you beat him, does that constitute a hate crime? Also, wouldn't it have made sense to make John Stewart gay? This way they'd have a few bases covered considering Stewart is black.
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Would you mind if I made a quick trade (1 Pokemon) before we trade? I've been holding this another trade for some time now and since our trade is pretty big (7 pokes) I thought I would trade with him first. Is that ok with you?
Sorry, but you might have to wait a bit... I'm waiting to trade with someone else, then I have to exit the wi-fi room and then add your FC.
ill be on for awhile myself but i have to trades ahead of you but id deffently like to trade you it tonight :)


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Virgin America and Southwest are also vying for the gates being divested by American. Southwest announced Monday it would serve 12 new cities if it gets the gates.
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ATLANTA — Southwest Airlines blames rising fuel costs for higher fares and fewer flights in Atlanta since its 2010 acquisition of AirTran Airways.
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NEW YORK — Airlines canceled nearly 2,300 flights Monday as the latest winter storm hit the U.S. East Coast.
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DALLAS — American Airlines has ended its policy of extending special fares to passengers who must book a last-minute flight because of a relatives death.
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Bad weather and operational problems in Chicago are blamed for a dismal 57.7 percent on-time arrival rate for the Dallas-based carrier.
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Motorola Droid Razr specs trickle out, Atrix 2 launched
With its official launch scheduled tomorrow, details about Motorola's Droid Razr have been cropping up all over the Web. Earlier today, Droid Life published a full teaser picture, revealing an ultra-thin, Kevlar-backed handset. Meanwhile, MobileBurn received a package promoting tomorrow's New York City unveiling. It contained a Motorola-branded Rubik's Cube, a die-cast SR-71 Blackbird jet, a mouse pad with carbon fiber styling and two bags of thin mint chocolate candies.
The items are meant to represent the Droid Razr's "smarter," "faster," "stronger," and "thinner" design. Early specification leaks have validated those claims. BGR and others have confirmed that the handset will carry a dual-core 1.2GHz Texas Instruments OMAP processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.3-inch 960x540 display protected by Gorilla Glass and a Kevlar-based shell. It's supposedly the thinnest LTE phone to date and its rear camera is rumored to support 1080p video capture.
As noted, Motorola has scheduled a press event in NYC tomorrow at 12PM. It's unclear whether any other devices will be displayed, though it's possible that the Xoom 2 could make an appearance. It's worth noting that a separate event for Android's much-awaited Ice Cream Sandwich build is also scheduled for tomorrow in Hong Kong. Although it could be pure coincidence, the coordination between events has led some to believe that the Razr will be the first handset to run Google's new mobile operating system. The software could just as likely be unveiled on the Xoom 2.
As a side note, the similarly-equipped Atrix 2 has just launched on AT&T. It's outfitted with a dual-core 1GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, a 4.3-inch 960x540 touchscreen, an 8MP camera with LED flash and 1080p video recording, 8GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot, as well as Bluetooth and GPS support. The Atrix 2 is priced at $99.99 through AT&T if you commit to a two-year contract, though the same offer is only $49.99 through Amazon. We also feel compelled to mention that our smartphone guide should be updated this week comparing today's hottest devices.
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I want a windows phone with those specs
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I want a windows phone with those specs
For what, really?
I'm in love with the windows UI. The boost in specs is mainly for epeen, because the OS is pretty light and doesn't need too much processing power.
This had better work better than the Droid X2 because that Damn Phone has seen 2 updates and the Mobile Hotspot still drops out on me! Neither Verizon nor Motorola Care about this even though we have their Tethering plan and this Damn phone!
Verizon's solution to the issue is to cancel the Hotspot! I can't, I need it for when I travel and their Wireless Access Points are too expensive for their minimum plans!
I would also like to see a WP7 with those specs, too many people have iphones and android, I want something different.
I guess Microsoft ought to be glad there are some people out there that like WP7. Not enough apps available for that OS for me and I don't like the UI either. Its okay to differentiate yourself from the crowd but I can think of better ways of doing that.
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This had better work better than the Droid X2 because that Damn Phone has seen 2 updates and the Mobile Hotspot still drops out on me! Neither Verizon nor Motorola Care about this even though we have their Tethering plan and this Damn phone!
Verizon's solution to the issue is to cancel the Hotspot! I can't, I need it for when I travel and their Wireless Access Points are too expensive for their minimum plans!
root it, get the hotspot for free. Smart I know. Thank me later.
Looks cheap. Not digging the carbon fiber mixed with plastic. Gotta be one or the other.
My concern's Super thin case + 4G LTE will the Battery life be acceptable. If you make it really thin that doesn't leave a lot of room for battery. And the LTE sucks a battery dry fast see the HTC Thunderbolt.
The new line up of WP7.5 will have those specs and then some. Cant wait!
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Altair Announces New Reseller Agreement with CYBERNETICS, Expanding Presence in Eastern Europe
Established Romanian PLM solution provider to sell and support Altair products and consulting services locally
TROY, Mich.,
(March 25, 2008) – Altair Engineering, Inc., a leading global provider of technology and services that empower client innovation and decision-making, announced a new reseller agreement with Romanian-based PLM solution provider, CYBERNETICS Srl. The new agreement allows CYBERNETICS to sell the Altair HyperWorks computer-aided engineering (CAE) technology suite to Romania-based companies within the region's growing advanced manufacturing industries including automotive, aerospace, consumer goods, plant & equipment design. In addition to Altair's software solutions, CYBERNETICS will also provide local support and professional consulting services for Altair and its new and existing customers.
"Our main objective is to consolidate our leadership position in selling and implementing complete PLM solutions," said Eugen Mihaila, CEO, CYBERNETICS Srl. "In order to do this, we have to take into account that Romania is an emergent market, attracting many investors particularly in the automotive industry. As such, we took the initiative to assess our existing software portfolio and technical expertise to ensure that Cybernetics is prepared to support the unique needs and requirements of these rapid growth market segments. After a thorough review of our portfolio and industry vertical needs, it was obvious that by adding HyperWorks we could enhance our product portfolio and level of client service. "
"With more than 12 years of history and experience, CYBERNETICS is the leading PLM software distributor and implementation company in Romania," said Cosimo Panetta, Managing Director of Altair Engineering, Italy. "We are very pleased with their decision to join our valued HyperWorks reseller community. Their current high-end PLM product portfolio compliments and is a natural fit with HyperWorks. We look forward to working with CYBERNETICS to jointly support our growing Romanian client base."
"HyperWorks is a globally recognized, leading CAE solution that will allow us to address many of our clients' present and future simulation needs," adds Mihaila. "The fact that Altair has a growing global consulting services division and a strong partner eco-system is also something that we are quite interested in being a part of."
Built on a foundation of design optimization, performance data management and process automation, HyperWorks is an enterprise simulation solution for rapid design exploration and decision-making. As the most comprehensive, open-architecture CAE solution in the industry, HyperWorks includes best-in-class modeling, analysis, visualization and data management solutions for linear and non-linear structural optimization, fluid-structure interaction, and multi-body dynamics applications.
About CYBERNETICS
CYBERNETICS in partnership with Dassault Systemes and IBM promotes and implements on the Romanian market complete CAD/CAM/CAE, PDM solutions based on the software packages CATIA, ENOVIA-SMARTEAM, DELMIA, 3DLIVE. These software packages reveal a PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) concept − a strategic approach to creating and managing a company's product-related intellectual capital, from the initial conception of the product to its retirement. PLM improves a company's product development processes and its ability to use product information to make better business decisions and deliver greater value to customers. For more information please visit:
About Altair
Altair Engineering, Inc. empowers client innovation and decision-making through technology that optimizes the analysis, management and visualization of business and engineering information. Privately held with more than 1,300 employees, Altair has offices throughout North America, South America, Europe and Asia/Pacific. With a 20-year-plus track record for enterprise analytics, product development, and advanced computing, Altair consistently delivers a competitive advantage to customers in a broad range of industries. To learn more, please visit
Company contact:
Mike Kidder
Altair Engineering, Inc.
Tel.: +1.248.614.2400, ext. 269
Press contact:
Evelyn Gebhardt
Blue Gecko Marketing
Tel.: +49 6421 4870435
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