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Region A CLCC Collegiate Leadership Summit (Collegiates) Leadership, MAL/Local Events, Professional Development, Region Event, SWE General Events & Deadlines
The registration for the 5th Annual Region A CLCC Summit is now open! This event will take place on Saturday, March 8th, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, CA. We hope that you will join us for a day of Leadership Coaching, a Professional Panel, and Collegiate and Professional Networking.
Register Now! http://clccleadershipsummit.blogspot.com/ Details Website: http://clccleadershipsummit.blogspot.com/ Open to: Region A SWE Collegiate Sections and Members Location: Santa Clara University Time: Saturday, March 8th, 2014, 9:30 am - 3:30 pm Cost: Free!
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Looking for a way to improve your networking skills and get a chance to meet potential interns or young professionals at the same time? Join the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) Region A Collegiate Leadership Coaching Committee (CLCC) on Saturday, March 8 for Speed Networking - it's like speed dating, but with a focus on professional development and networking with SWE collegiate leaders. We are looking for a variety of engineering leaders with expertise in a number of different areas to answer questions and provide guidance and tips on how to be successful to collegiate members at the 5th Annual Collegiate Leadership Summit.
Where: Santa Clara University When: Saturday, March 8, 2014 Time: 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm To Register: http://goo.gl/28G5qA For more information check out the CLCC Leadership Summit website: http://clccleadershipsummit.blogspot.com/
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The FIRST Women in STEM Reception honors female FIRST robotics competition participants for their persistence in a STEM program. The reception provides an opportunity for the young women to learn more about engineering and technical careers from professionals through table side mentoring and a special address from key note speaker Nancy R. Anderson, Director of Engineering - Boeing Military Aircraft - Digital Ecosystem and Avionics. The closing remarks will be by Dana Drake, Artist and Engineer, Metallurgical & Materials Engineer, Tinker AFB.
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Heart of Iowa Society of Women Engineers presents a special showing of the documentary film, Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII, at the Fleur Cinema & Café on Thursday, March 27 to (belatedly) celebrate National Engineers Week. The film shares a story of the women and technology that helped win a war and usher in the modern computer age. An informal reception will begin in the lobby at 6 p.m. and the film will begin at 7 p.m. This event is open to the public; please note the film content may not be suitable for children under the age of 10. Tickets are $9 for adults and $7 for seniors age 65 or older. Note that this was originally scheduled for February 20 and was rescheduled due to weather.
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"Hello Lefty, this is Cindy Garrison. Any interest in coming to Africa with me?" This is how Garrison tried to get her idea off the ground. She called the legendary Lefty Kreh, who didn't know her, and anyone else she could think of to come and cast a fly in Botswana. Finally, she hooked a big name-Ed Rice, the founder of International Sportmen's Exposition, and a well-known personality in fly-fishing circles. "We went fishing and kicked ass," Garrison says. And from the successful trip she planted the seeds to establish Safari Anglers, which still runs tigerfishing trips to Botswana today.
At one point, Garrison held the world record for tigerfish on the fly. Tigerfish are harsh, aggressive predators with vicious sharp teeth protruding from their mouths. In stalking them, she had to endure confrontations with crocodiles and hippos. Hardcore stuff, and a part of who she is.
Yet, there's that another part, the one that shows itself in the Galapagos. Back on the bow of the panga, Garrison is teaching her friend Kelly Cruickshank how to cast a fly. On her first cast with a fly rod in her life, Cruickshank, a banker, hooks a small grouper. "Oh my god!" she screams, and Garrison echoes her. Garrison helps her strip in the fish, and the two jump up and down on the bow as if Cruickshank has set her own world record. The scene illustrates one of the basic themes of Garrison's message.
"It's not true that if you're not an expert you won't have fun," she says of the snobbery that tends to course through the sport. "You just need to be good enough to catch a fish."
This vibe, as much as anything, is why Costa Del Mar Sunglasses brought her to these islands in the first place. "Cindy has this unbelievable ability to inspire people to plug into their passion and follow their dreams," say Al Perkinson of Costa. "It's an important and powerful gift."
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Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre has affordable, comedy shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Watch the best improv, sketch and standup in the country. Our original comedy video productions have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses, visit the Training Center.
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Morgan Grace Jarrett is an actress living in New York City. She has studied Improv at UCB since 2006 with Chris Gethard, Micheal Delaney, Joe Wengert and Bobby Moynihan. She was a member of Harold Teams Ragnarock and American Cousin. She can currently be seen with the team Grandma's Ashes. Other UCB Credits include, OMG, I Heard You're Dying, The Bachelor: Romance, Roses and Romance and the Maude Team Gramps. She was also in the 2011 NY Fringe Festival play Heads. Morgan can be seen in numerous web videos, commercials and even a few movies!


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The Effingham County Board of Education is proud to announce that all five of its Title I schools have been recognized by the Georgia Department of Education as Title I Distinguished Schools.
CLINTON, MISS. - Mississippi College has named Lauren M. Rogers to the 2008 fall semester dean's list of academic scholars, according to Dr. Ron Howard, vice president for academic affairs.
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Cadet Ray Darwin Webb of Clyo achieved dean's list status at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, for the fall semester of the 2008-2009 academic year. Webb is seeking a Bachelor of Science in biology.
Effingham County Middle School students are preparing to compete in the District Science Fair at Armstrong University.
Jeremy Hill, a senior at Effingham County High School, won the State FFA-EMC Electrification Contest at Camp FFA in Covington on Jan. 10.
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SAVANNAH – The Peace Officer Academy at Savannah Technical College will hold a Commissioning Ceremony Jan. 16 at 10 a.m. The ceremony will take place in the Eckburg Auditorium at the College's White Bluff Campus.
Lindsay Drevlow of Rincon has been named a Dean's Scholar at Piedmont College after completing the recent fall semester with a perfect 4.0 grade-point average.
The deadline for submissions to the Georgia Historical Society's Black History Month Essay and Public Speaking Contest is Jan. 22.
Effingham County third grade students remain slightly above the national average, and eighth grade students are at the national average, according to the scores from the fall Iowa Test of Basic Skills.
SAVANNAH - The Business and Services Division at Savannah Technical College welcomes new department head and instructor for cosmetology, Kimberly Cutter.
The Coastal Health District recognized several Effingham County schools for their immunization audit, and nursing coordinator Marsha Cornell was presented an award at the Board of Education meeting Wednesday.
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During the months of November and December, various clubs from South Effingham High School participated in a boxed Christmas for children within Effingham County.
As part of Effingham County's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance, children and adults enjoyed the annual youth program Monday at the recreation department gym in Springfield.
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University is home to some of the nation's best online education programs, according to the 2014 Best Online Programs list from U.S. News & World Report.
Montrez Johnson is Sand Hill Elementary School's top speller for the 2013-14 school year.
HARROGATE, Tenn. - Lincoln Memorial University conferred the degrees of 652 graduates on Dec. 14 at its annual winter commencement exercises.
Cold and rainy weather did not deter cadets from Effingham County High School Air Force JROTC from participating in an annual wreath-laying ceremony at the Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Glennville. This was the fifth consecutive year cadets helped honor deceased veterans by being a part of the 45-minute ceremony, held indoors due do the weather, and then helping place wreaths on more than 500 veterans' graves.
Two students from Effingham County were among 565 students recognized for scholastic achievement for the 2013 fall semester at Georgia Southwestern State University.
MILLEDGEVILLE - Kristian Page from Springfield earned a bachelor of science degree in outdoor education from Georgia College on Dec. 14.
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University Archives (located in Hamersly Library) houses a treasure trove of WOU materials dating back to our founding in 1856. Some of these items are digitized and available online, such as past yearbooks and letters from early Monmouth settlers. Some are physical and can be accessed by contacting Archives staff, such as student scrapbooks from the 1920s.
Stop hunger in Oregon…and help WOU win for the 10th year in a row!
The 2014 Governor's Food Drive is underway and WOU needs your help. Last year, for the ninth year in a row, WOU won first place among all of our sister universities with a total of 84,737.26 pounds of food donated! You can help keep us on top this year in a number of ways:
- Bid on fabulous auction items such as a French Press coffee maker, a Thai massage gift certificate, a movie night gift pack, and more! Bid early and often!
- Buy snacks from the Info Desk.
- Contribute to the Penny Drive, also at the Info Desk.
- Give non-perishable food items – place in donation boxes throughout the library.
Every year, state institutions (like WOU and other state universities) participate in what amounts to the largest employer donation to local Oregon food banks all year, to help feed the hungry in our state. There is some friendly competition between universities around the state, but of course everybody wins when hunger decreases.
For more information about the 2014 Food Drive visit the website at: http://www.oregon.gov/FOODDRIVE/
Hamersly is home to WOU's new English Tutoring Center
Could you use some English language help? The new English Tutoring Center is here for you with free drop-in tutoring sessions. You don't need an appointment, just come to room 228 in the library around 7pm, Monday-Thursday to sign up for a slot.
Whether you need help to
- understand your written assignment instructions and/or course readings,
- comprehend the spoken English of lectures, class discussions, and small group interactions, or
- speak fluently with good pronunciation.
Tutors are able to help individuals or groups of two or three improve their speaking, listening, and reading skills in both academic and informal/casual English. They can even give you a visit confirmation slip to ensure your professor knows you came to the Tutoring Center for help.
The English Tutoring Center is open 7:00 to 10:00 pm, Monday to Thursday in Hamersly Library, Room 228, Weeks 2 through Finals of each term.
Learn about other countries with 'A to Z the World'
Thinking about studying abroad? Taking a class with an international focus? Just want to learn about another country? A to Z the World is the database for you.
Covering 175 countries and territories, A to Z the World is a great resource to learn about social and cultural customs, important travel and business information, and much more. It has a snapshot for each country – from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe – if you just want some quick info, or you can go into more depth on a variety of topics related to each country.
Campus Printing 101
Students have 225 pre-paid print credits attached to their network accounts each term that they are enrolled at WOU.
A single page (one side) of a black & white printout costs 1 credit. A single color page (one side) printout costs 5 credits.
You can check your print credit balance here, or just log in to the WOU Portal and your balance will be displayed on your Portal homepage. If you need to purchase additional credits, you can do so through WolfWeb under the Student Menu. When you buy additional credits, they are immediately available for use.
Whatever credits you don't use roll over to the next term–so if you have 83 remaining after Winter term, you will start Spring term with 308 credits. However, accounts are wiped clean before each Fall term begins, and everyone starts again with 225.
Related posts: Save paper by printing double-sided; Print multiple PowerPoint slides to a single page
Scott Carter finalist for the Oregon Book Award–again!
In 2011, Scott won for The Last Great Getaway of the Water Balloon Boys, also published by Simon and Schuster. That award was in the Young Adult Literature category.
How to find textbooks
Check out our Textbooks Guide for options to buy and borrow textbooks for your classes this term.
Hamersly Library closed the entire week of Christmas
Along with the rest of campus, Hamersly Library will be closed one full week of Winter Break. Since you might be doing research, ordering materials for Winter Term, or needing to check out some books and videos to relax with, here are some tips to plan your library use:
Our calendar provides a complete look at our winter break hours and the resumption of normal hours with Winter Term.
1) Due dates: Any items that would normally come due during the closure (from local collection or borrowed from Summit or Interlibrary Loan), the due dates are pushed back to Dec 30, the first day the campus reopens.
2). Borrowing Summit or Interlibrary Loan materials. Plan ahead to accommodate delivery before our closure–better the books are in your hands for the 10 days than laying in a cold warehouse awaiting our reopening. Want a single deadline for all remote-item ordering?: Thur. Dec. 12.
If you want to spread the deadlines out a bit and still (probably) get your items before we close:
- Order physical items from Interlibrary Loan (WorldCat items) by Thur. Dec. 12. (these average a week to arrive & vary by our distance from the loaning library).
- Order items from Summit by Friday, Dec. 13 (These usually take 2-3 days for delivery, and we get our shipment late in the day. You'll want the item to arrive by Thursday's shipment.
- Order journal articles that are not held in our physical or electronic collections by Monday, Dec. 16
3). You'll have continued access to all electronic resources, including ebooks through the catalog, the databases (including streaming multimedia content from Films on Demand, Theater in Video, and Classical Music Library) and electronic journal access.
4). You are welcome to continue requesting items (from local collection or from Summit or Interlibrary Loan, certain OnDemand articles, and Scan & Deliver materials) and services during the closure through the standard channels. The staff will process the requests once campus reopens on Dec 30. Do remember, though, that staffing might be scarce both at Hamersly and at partner libraries during the whole holiday season, and that can slow response times.
Happy end of term, and Happy Holidays!
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Your WOU librarians can give you books to read for fun, too!
What better way to spend a stress-free winter break than curled up with a good book?! The Recreation Collection on the 1st floor of Hamersly has something for every type of reading preference – from sci fi to romance to poetry.
Want a suggestion? Fill out the form below (or here) and your WOU librarians will get back to you with a book you might like.
Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey , the world's leading questionnaire tool.
The library has e-x-t-e-n-d-e-d hours during dead week and finals
Hamersly will stay open later for your studying convenience starting Wednesday, Dec 4th through Wednesday of finals week. See the full schedule here. Good luck with those papers and exams!


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I don't think he has the value you imagine. He fell because he's old and PGs are so easy to get. He's only slightly better than Kemba at best and they're the same age. I certainly wouldn't include a whole lot of value to trade even Kemba for Lillard right now and many people have Kemba as a bottom 10 starting PG in the league.
He was definitely ready to come in and play and got lucky to go to a team that was ready to hand him the keys and have veteran weapons around him. I highly doubt he'd be having the same kind of success on NO/us/WSH/SAC etc. I don't even know if I'd say he'd be doing a better job than Kemba is for us
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'Futurama': Seth MacFarlane gives voice to Fry's dog
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Story | Jul 20, 2013 | 4:32 PM"Futurama" is wrapping up it's final season on Comedy Central, but first the cast and crew make one last trip to Comic-Con to meet their fans and tease the show's series finale, including a live reading of act one and showing the completed act two.... -
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Story | Jul 20, 2013 | 4:32 PM"The Simpsons" starts season 25 in the fall. Before that, series creator Matt Groening and executive producer Al Jean are celebrating with fans at Comic-Con and they've brought a new "Treehouse of Horror" intro, directed by Guillermo Del Toro, and a... -
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Rosalia 2400 (+50 for initiating good party wide RP +125 for not acting like EVERY SINGLE OTHER F'ing ROGUE +50 for playing true to character, +50 for posting his lvl2 second after my xp bribe, +25RP)
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Tuk 2500 (+100 for being on the ball +25 for being the baddest ass +50 for a picture of Scrag + 100 for busting my balls +100 for being a brilliant man of action, +50 for responding first when I offered an xp bribe to get lvl2 stuff done, +25RP)
Grok 2450 (+100 for funny RP w/Scrag +75 for Solid cleric-ing +50 for lulz +25 chuckle +100 first responder bonus, +25 for touching RP with John, +25RP)
Roderic 2450 (+100 for figuring out my dumb trivia + 50 figuring out what the vials are for +100 for using his head, +100 for being very paladin, +25 cause I'm such a nice guy, +25RP)
Breakdown of general eep:
+100 Good RP all the way around +150 Library Kobolds +700(Derro,wormswarm,buttload kobolds) +486(kobolds,logbrag, etc) +113(stirges, kobolds on slope (Jacobee became inactive) +50(centipedes) +265(kobold leader and lackeys, sleeping kobolds) +100 (Spider)
John Tannerson
Tuk Apeldan
Rosalia Chainkini
Roderic Asturien
Scrag Dimtroll
Jakobee 634 (+35 for saying something clever, I think. inactive)
Thrindar 735 (inactive)
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ø Ignore Scott DeWar_*reserved seating for ----John Tannerson*_
Possible character plans:
Item Familiar feat Unearthed arcana pg 170 lv 3
prc elemental savant, comp arcane pp 32 32
comp arcane, feats: energy substitution, sudden quicken and sudden still
focused conjurer
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spell book
poss spell choices lv 1
poss spell choices lv 1
Code:Spell Summery: level : 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 base: 4 2 x int mod: 0 1 1 1 spec mod +1 conj +1 conj +1 conj foc spec +2 conj +2 conj +2 conj foc spec pen. -1 -1 -1 -1 total: 3+3(c) 2+3(c) x x
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hawk, base creatureLast edited by Scott DeWar; Saturday, 30th March, 2013 at 06:49 AM.
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ø Ignore HelfdanSubmitted for your approval:
Roderic Asturien, human paladin
Sunday, 8th February, 2009, 04:28 PM #4
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ø Ignore YttermaynScott, are you using a program or something to generate the char sheet text? What is it, I'd like to check it out. Also, I realize you might not be done, but it appears that you have half of your old rogue stuff still in the sheet, and you've only spent 30 points on attributes. One more thing, can you sblock the sheet for ease of scrolling through the thread, please?
Helfdan, I didn't see any problems with him.Last edited by Yttermayn; Sunday, 8th February, 2009 at 04:45 PM.
Monday, 9th February, 2009, 06:47 PM #5
Thrindar : Male Dwarf Wizard (Evoker) 1
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ø Ignore crazy_monkey1956Scrag, TrollLast edited by crazy_monkey1956; Wednesday, 11th February, 2009 at 02:03 PM.
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ø Ignore YttermaynScott, what is the story with the "poss" spell choices? Surely those are not all in your spellbook?
And pleeeeeease sblock your character?wutevr.
Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 08:10 AM #8Rosalia Level 2
Rosalia Level 1
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Tuesday, 10th February, 2009, 08:29 AM #9
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ø Ignore YttermaynAmaury, Rosalia is looking good. Her points spent on attributes don't add up, but the attributes themselves do. Not terribly important.
Maddmic, Grok is looking good also. The sheet says 0 for spells known, though, might want to fix that.
It looks like Walking Dad has fallen off the radar. I'd like to get the game started soon. We were delayed a bit, and I start my four day long work cycle that gets me up early and keeps me out late tomorrow, so I might not be able to get the game started until Sunday. However, it is possible I'll get off at a reasonable time at least once these next four days and I will try to make sure everything is ready to go at that time.
Some of you appear to be using a character sheet generator, would you care to enlighten me to what they are? I'd like to check them out.
Slots taken:
Voda Vosa - Tuk, Human Exotic Fighter
Scott - John Tannerson, Human Conjuror
Helfdan - Roderic Asturien, Human Paladin
Amaury - Rosalia, Human Rogue
Tailspinner - Thrindar, Dwarf Evoker Wizard
Voadam - Jakobee Cyr, Human Warlock
Crazy Monkey - Scrag, psychic Troll
Maddmic - Grok, Half-orc Cleric
This is looking like a final list to me folks! Is everybody more or less ready?wutevr.
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I have a simple page that has some iFrame sections (to display RSS links). How can I apply the same CSS format from the main page to the page displayed in the iFrame?
Edit: This does not work cross domain. There are two different things here: the style of the iframe block and the style of the page embedded in the iframe. You can set the style of the iframe block the usual way:
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I met this issue with Google Calendar. I wanted to style it on a darker background and change font. Luckily, the URL from the embed code had no restriction on direct access. So by using PHP function "file_get_contents", it is possible to get the entire content from the page. So instead of calling the google url, it is possible to call a php file located on your server, ex. google.php, which will contains the original content with modifications:
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An iframe is universally handled like a different HTML page by most browsers. If you want to apply the same stylesheet to the content of the iframe, just reference it from the pages used in there. |
If you control the page in the iframe, as hangy said, the easiest approach is to create a shared CSS file with common styles, then just link to it from your html pages. Otherwise it is unlikely you will be able to dynamically change the style of a page from an external page in your iframe. This is because browsers have tightened the security on cross frame dom scripting due to possible misuse for spoofing and other hacks. This tutorial may provide you with more information on scripting iframes in general. About cross frame scripting explains the security restrictions from the IE perspective. |
The above with a little change works:
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The following worked for me.
You will not be able to style the contents of the iframe this way. My suggestion would be to use serverside scripting (PHP, ASP, or a Perl script) or find an online service that will convert a feed to JavaScript code. The only other way to do it would be if you can do a serverside include. |
When you say "doc.open()" it means you can write whatever HTML tag inside the iframe, so you should write all the basic tags for the HTML page and if you want to have a CSS link in your iframe head just write an iframe with CSS link in it. I give you an example:
If you want to reuse CSS and JavaScript from the main page maybe you should consider replacing This is jQuery example that includes another html page into your document. This is much more SEO friendly than
You could also include jQuery directly from Google: http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlibs/documentation/ - this means optional auto-inclusion of newer versions and some significant speed increase. Also, means that you have to trust them for delivering you just the jQuery ;) |
Here is how to apply CSS code directly without using
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My compact version:
However, sometimes the IFrame is not ready on window loaded, so there is a need of using a timer. Ready-to-use code (with timer):
...and jQuery link:
Expanding on the above jQuery solution to cope with any delays in loading the frame contents.
Well, I have followed these steps:
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