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With 11 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter on Saturday, the Sacramento Kings found themselves down by one point, 94-93, to the San Antonio Spurs. The Kings inbounded the ball and as 10 second ticked away, Rudy Gay (23 points) took a 15-foot jumper that clanked off the rim. As Tony Parker (18 points, 10 assists) grabbed the offensive rebound, it was a moment of relief for the Spurs, as they held on to defeat the Kings 95-93, and snap out of their 3-game losing streak.
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This pro-faith, pro-government message may sound strange to American ears--but it is a staple of conservative political parties on the European continent. Mr. Huckabee, in other words, essentially gives Republicans a choice: Does the GOP want to become a Christian Democratic party? To answer that question, Republicans should look carefully at Christian Democracy to see if it is a model worth emulating.
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Christian Democracy is a reaction to the classical liberalism and socialism that came of age in late 19th century Europe. Both of these movements threatened the faithful with their secularism and economic theories. Classical liberal emphasis on unfettered markets evoked fears of untrammeled greed and exploitation of workers; socialism made many fear for the future of private property.
Christian Democrat parties have always distinguished themselves from liberals and socialists, favoring private property and traditional values while supporting government regulation and taxation to ameliorate what they perceive to be capitalism's defects. The German Christian Democratic Union (CDU), for example, is quite explicit about this, claiming it is the "party of the political center."
These parties uphold marriage and the traditional family as the bedrocks of society. They also advocate economic policies typified by the CDU's ideal of a "social market economy," which emphasizes the need for both government-provided welfare and capitalism. Contemporary Christian Democratic parties are also some of the staunchest supporters of rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. They reach this conclusion from the principle of "Christian stewardship," which the Norwegian Christian Democrats say "implies that the resources of the Earth should be taken care of for the best of present and future generations."
Christian Democracy is a different beast than Reagan-era conservatism, which drew upon the traditions of the Founding Fathers--which are extremely suspicious of government power, regulation and redistribution. It is virtually impossible to imagine a Christian Democratic leader inveighing against government intervention in the economy as Ronald Reagan did in his first inaugural address. ("In the present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.")
American conservatism also differs from Christian Democracy in its attitude toward faith. Reagan conservatism is faith-friendly, supporting the free exercise of religion and traditional morality. But it does not define its political principles with reference to its faith; in this view, Christianity is consistent with proper political principles, but is not the primary wellspring of those principles.
While virtually no one on the American right explicitly calls for the adoption of Christian Democracy, others besides Mr. Huckabee admire and advocate similar principles. For example, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum's book, "It Takes a Family," echoed the Christian Democratic emphasis on placing the health of the family ahead of the health of the economy as a political principle.
Perhaps the most prominent contemporary apostle for these views is former White House speechwriter Michael Gerson. In his recent book, Heroic Conservatism, he argues that a conservatism which fails to embrace the energetic use of government power for good will be both immoral and unsuccessful.
Immoral losers: That's quite a charge to levy against Reagan conservatives. But perhaps Mr. Gerson is correct: Perhaps a more European approach to governing from the right is better. So let's look at the record.
Every country which has been primarily governed by Christian Democrats since World War II (Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands) is poorer than the United States, with substantially higher unemployment rates and slower economic growth. The differences aren't even close.
The per capita, purchasing-power-adjusted GDP of the richest of these countries--Holland--is 15% lower than that of the U.S. The GDP of every other country is at least 20% lower. The U.S. unemployment rate in 2006 was 4.6%; the average of the Christian Democratic four was over 7%, and it was that low only because the Netherlands diverts many of its unemployed to a disability program that enrolls nearly 10% of the workforce.
Incomes are more equally distributed: America's Gini coefficient, a widely used measure of income inequality, is much higher than in any of these countries. But that is simply the flip side of the other statistics. Christian Democratic countries choose lower incomes and higher unemployment as the price for their commitment to social welfare.
But these countries also fare worse on common measures of family well-being. German and Belgian divorce rates are higher than those in America, and the Netherlands' rate is roughly comparable. The 2005 out-of-wedlock birth rate was slightly lower in Germany (29%) than the U.S. (37%), but it was higher in Belgium (49%) and about the same in the Netherlands (35%). The overall birth rate in the U.S. is about 2.1 children per woman in her lifetime, about the level needed to keep the population stable. None of the Christian Democrat countries come close to that; Italy's is a meager 1.2.
It is not the case that Christian Democrat-led countries fare better at sustaining faith. According to a 2006 Harris poll, 73% of Americans believe in God. Similar polls taken in 2005 and 2006 show only 62% of Italians, 43% of Belgians, 41% of Germans and 34% of Dutch believe. A 2003 Harris poll found that 44% of Americans attend religious services at least once a week. According to the 2004 European Social Survey, fewer than 15% of Dutch and Belgians, and 10% of Germans, attend services that frequently.
Is a faith-based, pro-government party necessary for political success? It is hard to draw inspiration from Christian Democratic victories, which are largely due to Europe's proportional-representation electoral systems. The most successful parties win between 25% and 40% of the vote and form a government because a majority coalition cannot be formed without them.
But America's first-past-the-post system encourages factions to combine into a single party so that they are likelier to get over 50% of the vote, a level of support that an American Christian Democratic party is unlikely to attain. The 2004 exit poll showed that only 42% of American voters attend religious services at least weekly, and that includes African-Americans, Jews and other minorities very unlikely for historical reasons to support a party of the right. Getting to 50% would require a Christian Democratic party to make compromises with non-religious voters, something that would weaken the very impetus animating the party.
The political debate for the last decade has been between a Democratic Party which essentially argues America should be more like Europe--more statist, more secular, more pacifist--and a Reagan-influenced GOP which argues America should be more like its historical self. The Mike Huckabee/Christian Democratic movement is an attempt to break this logjam by looking to a different European model, one that says we can be more statist without being more secular or pacifist. In deciding how to react to the Huckabee challenge, Reagan's GOP descendants now face their own time for choosing.
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U.S. Senator And/or Congress YES ON That Supports legalizing Medical Marijuana Initiative(PROP 203)? If you do Who? And do you have a Website that I can Confirm your Answer ? SomeThing VOTERS Should Think About Right NOW The Profit from sale of Marijuana goes in the Pocket of DRUG DEALERS and Spent on More Drugs, Guns, Crime, Gangs, Human Smuggleing, and DRUG LORDS in Mexico And How Much of our State's Buget is Spent on Marijuana Cases, Arresting , Jail, Convicting, and Ect.? I believe Way Too Much When Prop 203 Gets Passed the state will gain Better control over Marijuana by Knowing Who's is Supplying the MJ and people that buy.And Money Made will be watched and used for the Good of Az Taxes, Creating Jobs and more. |
I agree with you AZB&R1982, however, prop 203 only solves these problems for getting medication to the sick. It isn't legalization across the board, so many of the problems will still exist. Despite what people opposed to 203 say, it is not a "smokescreen" (pardon the joke) for just anyone to smoke. You still have to get a scrip and be in a state registry to get a card that allows you to possess legally.
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Hotel with an outdoor pool, in Truckee (Truckee - Northstar)
This hotel is located in Truckee (Truckee - Northstar), close to Emigrant Trail Museum and Tahoe Donner Downhill Ski Area. Area attractions also include Sugar Bowl.
Hotel Features
At Truckee Donner Lodge, recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and laundry facilities.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature refrigerators, microwaves, and air conditioning.
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Truckee Donner Lodge features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Truckee hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Business services
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 65
- 24-hour front desk
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Number of floors - 3
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Laundry facilities
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free breakfast
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Complimentary newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Voice mail
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Satellite TV service
- Cable TV service
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Dining
A complimentary breakfast is offered.
- Recreation
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Rafting nearby
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- Tennis nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Swimming on site
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Myrtle Beach Resort - See for miles up the coast.- Lennon's in Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Myrtle Beach Resort
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$ 800 - $ 800 / month
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Our Condo is located in Myrtle Beach Resort. From our balcony you can see for miles up the coast line. In the morning you can sit on the balcony with your coffee and watch the sun come up over the ocean, what a beautiful site to see as the day begins!
Our condo is located in the "A" building of our complex and is condo #423. Being on the 4th floor and overlooking a campground you can see for miles up the coastline. Our condo is also located two rooms from the laundry room and the elevator.
Our condo sleeps up to 6 people. The masterbedroom has a queen size bed with an adjoining master bathroom. The second bedroom has two twin beds. Next to the twin room is the second bathroom. Each bedroom has a flat screen TV with cable. The couch in the livingroom also pulls out to a queen size sleeper.
In the livingroom we have a 32" TV with cable and a DVD\VHS player to watch movies. We have even supplied some of the movies for you and your family to warch.
The dining room can sit up to 6 people and the kitchen has everything you will need to cook a large dinner or just a simple one. Our kitchen includes all of your small appliances to your large appliances. We have stocked our kitchen with crab or lobster pot, micro wave, baking dishes, crock pot and several other items.
Just a short walk to the front of our building you have the largest ocean front pool. Behind our building you have the family area with a lazy river, kiddie pool with water buckets and rain forest,outside hot tub and a picnic area.
Our complex also offers an ocean front cabana with nightly entertainment.
Once you stay in our condo you will never go back to a hotel or motel. Don't miss your opportunity to enjoy this vacation home. Make your reservation early to ensure you get the dates you want.
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Sandra Lennon 518-618-6713
condo rental amenities
700 feet of white sandy beaches on the Atlantic Ocean
375 foot long Lazy River and family area
6 pools - 1 Large Ocean Front Pool, 3 other outside pools, 1 inside\outside pool and 1 inside pool
4 Hot tubs - 3 inside hot tubs and 1 outside hot tub
Exercise Room, Steam Rooms and Saunas
Ocean Front Cabana with in season entertainment
Convenient Store
Snack Bars located at pools
Summer children's activities
Basketball, Tennis and Volley Ball Courts
Playground for the children
Gated community
activities and attractions in Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Broadway At The Beach
Barefoot Landing
Flea Martkets
Waterfront Walk Ways
Several Resturants
Fishing Piers - Charters
Minature Golf
vacation rental rates
Jan 1st thru March 28th - $500 a week - No hidden cost
March 29th thru May 23rd - $875 a week - No hidden cost
May 24th thru June 27th - $1,100 per week - No hidden cost
June 28th thru August 15th - $1,200 per week - No hidden cost
August 18th thru August 29th - $1,100 per week - No hidden cost
August 30th thru October 31st - $800 per week - No hidden cost
November 2nd thru January 3rd - $500 per week - No hidden cost
The price listed above includes, linens, cleaning fee and South Carolina Taxes. There is no hidden charges. Our motto is turn key and enjoy your vacation.
A $200.00 deposit is required to hold week - balance due will be in 2 installments. Half of the balance 60 days prior to arrival and the balance within 30 days of your arrival.
Rentals are based on a Saturday to Saturday rental. Check in time is 4PM and check out time is 10AM.
Persons occupying the condo must be at least 23 years of age.
Sandra Lennon 518-618-6713
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Myrtle Beach
- Check out the Flea Markets
- Hang at the Beach
- Shopping at local Outlets
- Golfing & Minature Golf
- Sightseeing
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the beach with family
- Walk on a Pier to see fisherman
- Flea Markets
- Free Firework Displays with the family
- Picnic with family at playground
Top things to do with a family
- Sight Seeing local attractions
- Minature Golf
- Free Firework Display
- Fishing from pier or Coastal Fishing
- Swiming in pools or at the ocean
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A music teacher gives lessons on how to play instruments, or gives singing or voice lessons. Some teachers work in schools from elementary to high school levels, and teach many students. Other teachers give lessons on an individual basis, and may work out of their homes or at a store.
Some popular jobs include teaching piano, violin, guitar, or voice. At schools, these teachers are responsible for directing the school bands, choirs, and orchestras. They may also teach appreciation, theory, or composition classes to advanced students.
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A music teacher is responsible for instructing students in the skills they need to become successful musicians in their own right. This includes the basics of teaching how to play an instrument, as well as fundamental musical concepts such as tempo, pitch, and rhythm.
A voice teacher instructs students in proper vocal technique. A vocal music teacher helps students learn to stay on pitch while singing and gives tips on finding the best songs to fit a student's voice. A private voice teacher works with only one student at a time, whereas a voice teacher in a school is responsible for directing a whole choir. An instrumental teacher in a school setting, such as a band or orchestra director, might be responsible for instructing students in more than one instrument, even if they are not extremely familiar with how to play every instrument in the entire band.
There are many differences between teaching at the elementary or middle school level and at the high school level. At most schools, choir or band are not required subjects in high school. Therefore, older students are often more serious about studying and improving than younger students, as they choose to enrol in the class. Younger students need more guidance during their lessons, and need more focus on the fundamentals as they are simply not as experienced as the older students.
Additionally, a teacher must evaluate and grade students' performance, which often occurs through the use of recitals and performances, and he or she must give the students feedback about how to improve their skills.
Most teachers hold college degrees in musical education, and some have Master's degrees as well. A college degree is especially important for teaching in a school setting, as most schools simply will not consider applicants without degrees. Public school teachers must hold education credentials which means keeping up with continuing education requirements for teachers. They often know how to play multiple instruments, and even choir teachers are often proficient piano players.
In addition to holding a college degree, the ideal instructor needs to be patient, as he or she will likely be working with children and teens. Creativity is important, as it is in any arts-related field. It is important for a teacher to have a positive and encouraging attitude toward his or her students, as young people can often become discouraged if they do not pick up on a concept right away. A music teacher who displays a positive, can-do attitude toward his or her students will encourage the students to stick with musical performance as a life-long hobby.
Finally, a music teacher will benefit from having a flexible attitude toward his or her job. A school music teacher may need to spend extra time preparing for musicals or performances and selecting songs for the new school year. A private instructor can make extra money taking on more clients, but this will obviously require more of a time commitment. In both cases, the teacher needs to be flexible with his or her time, and needs to make time management a priority to best serve the students.
A music teacher can work in public or private schools or colleges, at stores, or even out of their own homes. A school teacher has a work environment similar to other teachers, with regular Monday through Friday hours, having holidays and summers off, but will need to invest extra time in rehearsals, especially before large performances.
An important difference between band or choir teachers and other teachers, especially at the elementary school level, is that the aforementioned teachers see a great variety of students every day. An elementary school music teacher will be exposed to many, and possibly all, of the students at the school, depending on how many teachers the school employs, but a grade-level teacher will only see his or her specific class of students most days. An instructor who is patient and enthusiastic will best be able to deal with the challenge of teaching many students.
Teachers who give private lessons out of their homes or at stores generally set their own hours and decide how many clients they are going to see, and give the lessons on a part-time basis. Some private teachers are also employed at schools on a full-time basis and teach privately for extra income. Some are advanced students at the college level, and still others are retired teachers looking to make extra income doing something they love.
A full-time school music teacher can expect to make about $48,000 a year on average. Starting salary for teachers is less, and the salary ceiling is higher, especially for those who also give private lessons on the side, or teachers who have Master's degrees. Like all teaching jobs, salaries vary greatly depending on years of experience, school location, and the teacher's credentials.


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High temperatures of 58 for Saturday and 62 for Sunday are forecast for the Omaha metro area, with lows of 36 tonight and 35 tomorrow. This week will continue to bring lows in the low-to-mid 30s, according to Dave Fobert, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's office in Valley, Neb.
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A New Milestone in Iraq: Five Hundred US Soldiers Dead |
A new milestone was reached in Iraq this week: the death toll for US soldiers reached the 500 mark. Most of these deaths have occurred since President Bush declared an end to the major hostilities on May 1. And despite claims by the administration that Saddam's capture has led to the arrest of key Baath loyalists who were attacking them, the attacks continue unabated. By US official accounts, there are 17 attacks on US soldiers every day. There have been more soldiers killed in this intervention in Iraq than in the first four years of US intervention in Vietnam. |


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SCARFACE Remake to Undego Rewrite by Paul Attanasio | Collider
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SCARFACE Remake to Undego Rewrite by Paul Attanasio | Collider
told you Robzilla!!!!!
Say hello to my little friend, lol!
I'll tell you this if they attempt to remake another Al Pacino movie *cough The Godfather, heads will roll!
'Son Of Ernest' To Continue Ernest P. Worrell Movies; Jim Varney Rolls In Grave | Geeks of Doom
aw man. First off...Jim Varney was a very talented guy. He died way too young. And, like it or not, if ever a character was an actor's legacy...well there ya go. It's like doing Ace Ventura without Jim Carey. This is some ****ty company making a quickstrike direct to dvd crapfest...why? Is there really enough money in it to justify picking the bones? It's like the Christmas Story sequel. At some point if you want to pick low hanging fruit like this you should have to be injected with syphillis infused polio first. It's the movie business equivalent of selling your ass on the corner. Yeah...keep counting that money.
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I'm trying to model a corridor with medians and resulting turn lanes (widening an existing street to full arterial). Anyone out there have a good way to model? I have been playing around with having target alignments for the edge of medians, edge of asphalt....but have not been getting the best results. We have the geometry pretty much set. Thanks
There must be at least a dozen different ways to deal with this. It really depends on how you want to build your cross section and assembly. Are the widenings generally parallel to the centerline, or do you need the widenings to follow the edges of new pavement? Are you controlling the outside edge profiles, or just matching existing crossfall?
To further describe, the street runs east-west and we are widening the street by expanding to the south. Yes, the widenings are generally parallel to centerline. However, the left turn lanes do cross over the centerline alignment. Our controlling grade is our proposed saw-cut edge on the west bound lane, where I'm assuming we will cross-slope up @ 2% to the north edge of median......then on the south edge of median cross-slope back down @ 2% to the south edge of asphalt (across the east bound lane). Thanks
You don't have to target JUST alignments. You can target polylines and feature lines as well. Good thing about a feature line is if you target it horizontally, it will follow it vertically as well if you have your elevations assigned to it.
If the median includes a curb then I'm guessing that you want to keep the crown line on it, so that the drainage from the turn slots doesn't get trapped. The issue that I can see is that if you maintain fixed crossfall slopes on both sides then the entire width of the eastbound lanes have to go up and down at the intersection as the crown moves back and forth.
Another option would be to match the elevation at the inside edge of the new eastbound lanes to the sawcut line at the inside edge of the existing westbound lanes, and then let the crown "float" in between them. Your median will have different elevations on each side but it should be easier to design and construct.
Once you have worked out the logic of your cross section design then you can think about which subassemblies you're going to use, and what targeting options you need to consider.
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text: Australia's biggest grain handler GrainCorp is warning of tough times ahead in the wake of the failed US takeover of the company. GrainCorp chairman Don Taylor has told ABC's Landline the decision by the Federal Government late last year to reject the $3.4 billion takeover bid by US food giant Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) did not make any business sense. ADM had offered to spend $250 million on GrainCorp's network of storage sites, including $200 million specifically on rail, the cornerstone of grain transport from farm to port. Mr Taylor says GrainCorp is not able to spend anything like that amount.


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Keep Vancouver Spectacular
Every May, thousands of Vancouver volunteers take to the streets in our annual city-wide cleanup campaign: Keep Vancouver Spectacular.
Keep Vancouver Spectacular brings together individuals, business and neighbourhood groups to participate in cleanup projects.
Community volunteer cleanups are also supported year round.
Give back to your community
Share in the spirit of working together for a great cause, and feel pride in your neighbourhood and our city.
Our clean streets are among the reasons why Vancouver is one of the most livable cities in the world. In 2012, 16,400 volunteers in 180 groups came together to fill more than 6,000 bags with litter, and we want to increase that number for 2013.
All cleanup teams receive:
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Organize a neighbourhood cleanup and clean your neighbourhood or another part of the city.
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Health & Safety: The health center is ok, the nurses mean well but are mediocre. Dr. Mark Peluso, the campus physician, is the man. I've heard people say so many bad things about him, and while he may not be the best and brightest at his position, the man is incredibly hard working and is always there for students who are sick. I have chronic sinusitis and he, my commons dean, and my professors were the only ones who cared. The man is a saint.
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Health & Safety: I feel safe on campus. I have never encountered anything that would make me think otherwise.
Health & Safety: Never had a problem with safety here personally. It's pretty dark here, but EMS is good and hearing about something unsafe on campus is rare.
Health & Safety: Public Safety is available when necessary, as well as Health services. The town and state police do not have jurisdiction on campus, so Pub-Safe is the primary means of security. And, quite frankly, it's Vermont. There are no real threats to the student body.
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Don't be fooled—although the campus seems to be crawling with cops from dusk 'til dawn, most people don't see a bit of crime occurring at Middlebury in their entire four-year stay. What security is really scouring the campus for is illegally parked cars, underage drinking, unregistered parties, and drugs. In short, it's not you that's in danger—it's your herb, your Heineken, and your Honda that you need to keep a close eye on. The College does, however, lock its dormitories and all other buildings after 11 p.m., as there have been a few cases of theft in the past couple of years. Drunken vandalism of facilities and dorms also occurs on occasion, which will not threaten your life, but it may threaten your wallet when you receive a "damage fee" at the end of the month. Bike theft, or "borrowing," is also a favorite student pastime, so be sure to lock yours up.
Overall, Middlebury is an entirely safe locale, from the town to the College. The primary qualms that students have with security are bike theft and dorm room break-ins, which have only been known to occur during long vacations. Other than that, most students leave their rooms unlocked 24 hours a day while on campus. Vandalism and petty student offenses—such as public drinking, rowdiness, and parking illegally—are the most frequent "crimes," so you're more likely to be protecting yourself from rampant "security moms" than from hardened criminals.
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For Immediate Release April 13, 2012 Contacts: Ted Knight, 301-405-3596 or firstname.lastname@example.com Could the Next World-Changing Technology Emerge From UMD? Find Out April 17! UMD 25th Invention of the Year Awards highlight most promising faculty innovations This Tuesday, nine faculty inventions will compete for awards to honor the most promising innovations developed in the last year on the University of Maryland (UMD) campus. What technologies will win? The University of Maryland's Office of Technology Commercialization will host the 25th Annual Invention of the Year Awards on Tuesday, April 17, 2012 from 4:30-6:00 pm at the University of Maryland Golf Course Club House. The event is part of the University of Maryland's 30 Days of EnTERPreneurship, a month-long celebration and exhibition of innovation and entrepreneurship on the College Park campus. The event will showcase new innovations by UMD faculty including next generation image sensors, a novel time stamp for audio and visual recordings, a new mechanism to neutralize the influenza virus, a revolutionary new HVAC system based on high-density thermal storage, among others. Winners will be selected by an independent panel of judges consisting of representatives from on and off campus, who will vote for the Invention of the Year in three different categories (Information, Life, and Physical Sciences). UMD's innovations help to stimulate the local economy, provide valuable products for public use, and help fuel research and entrepreneurial initiatives through inter and intra-university collaborations. The Invention of the Year Awards reception is hosted by the Office of Technology Commercialization, part of the Division of Research at the University of Maryland. UMD faculty and staff are invited to register for the event by RSVP-ing to email@example.com. A complete list of Invention of the Year finalists is included below, by category: INFORMATION SCIENCE CATEGORY: Next Generation Image Sensors Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed an approach for next generation image sensors that allows arbitrary programming characteristics on a pixel-by-pixel basis via an innovative optimization technique. As a result, performance metrics such as signal-to-noise ratio, bit-energy, and minimized thermally generated dark current are vastly improved and optimized. Functional Dataflow Interchange Format (Functional DIF) Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed software that enables enhanced dynamic dataflow modeling and simulation capabilities by introducing a new dataflow model of computation called enable-invoke dataflow (EIDF). An outcome of this improved software architecture is much more efficient data processing for embedded software systems. This increased efficiency can be applied to reduce power consumption and increase battery life, or increase the data rates at which signals are processed and increase sound or video quality. Environmental Signatures for Forensic Analysis and Alignment of Media Recordings University of Maryland researchers have devised a novel natural timestamp for audio and visual recordings. By detecting the natural interference caused by the 50/60 Hz electrical network frequency (ENF), an audio/visual recording can be authenticated in time and even location. This system will also allow users to determine if a recording has been tampered with or edited in any fashion. Furthermore, this technology will enable new alignment and stitching methods in professional A/V editing software, creating an easy way to synchronize various recordings. LIFE SCIENCE CATEGORY: A Functional High Throughput Screen for Compounds that Modulate Heme Transporters Researchers at the University of Maryland, in collaboration with the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, have successfully developed and performed a high throughput screening technology that interrogates tens of thousands of small molecules and identifies lead compounds that can be used to target drug-resistant parasitic worms. This has led to the identification of potentially effective anti-parasitic drugs that do not affect human or host cells. Environmentally Safe Anti-Malarial and Bio-Containment Strategies for Biological Pest Control Agents Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed unique technologies in the fields of malaria eradication and pest control and management. Researchers studied the role of genetically modified or transgenic fungi as a biological control agent in controlling the malaria parasite in mosquitoes. They also developed unique techniques to control and manage the persistence of these transgenic fungi in the environment. These novel approaches not only resolve the issue of insect resistance to pesticide, when collectively utilized, but also provide an environmentally safe approach that can be contained and managed. Intracellular Neutralization Strategy Against the Influenza Virus and a Broad Spectrum Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed a novel antibody-mediated neutralization mechanism that can neutralize the influenza virus and other pathogens by targeting them inside the infected cells. This molecular mechanism is similar to the antibody-antigen method utilized by the body's natural defense system to target pathogens that have already invaded and overcome the body's first line of defense. This revolutionary technique will potentially broaden antibody treatment in a wide-range of diseases and provide more prophylactic and therapeutic applications like vaccine development against infectious diseases. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CATEGORY: Phonitons as a Sound-based Analogue of Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics Nanoengineered Chemical Sensors that offer Superior Detection of Environmental Pollutants, Hydrogen, and other Industrial Chemicals University of Maryland, in collaboration with the National Institute for Standards and Technology and George Mason University, have developed a novel chemical sensor architecture by combining the sensitive transduction capability of semiconducting nanostructures together with the enhanced catalytic efficiency of metal and metal-oxide nanoclusters. This new technology can produce sensors whose selectivity can be precisely tuned to any small set of chemicals through the design of the nanocluster, something currently not possible with any other technology. These new sensors offer the best of both worlds: the sensitivity and selectivity of the desktop laboratory systems while consuming significantly less power than current solid state devices. Furthermore, this new technology promises to achieve parts-per-trillion sensitivity, satisfying the need for low cost, on-demand trace explosives detection. These combined attributes promise to make a sensor technology that is unmatched in terms of sensitivity, selectivity, size, power, and cost. High-Density Thermal Storage Based Heating, Ventilation Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed a hybrid thermal storage system by integrating a proprietary hot/cold storage system and vapor compressor heat pump system. This innovative technology provides optimal hybrid electric/thermal storage capability, resulting in a revolutionary, cost effective high-density thermal storage based HVAC system. The increased performance of the hybrid electric/thermal battery leads to a significantly improved performance level in high-density storage at a lower cost. In addition, the combined systems have reduced weight and volume requirements. |
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PISGAH FOREST, N.C., Oct. 4, 2012 - The U.S. Forest Service invites the public to attend "Camping in the Old Style," a re-created campsite of the early 1900s at the Cradle of Forestry near Brevard, N.C., on Oct. 13.
During this time in history, the Pisgah National Forest was in its infancy. City folk were discovering the joys of outdoor recreation. It was a time when camping meant sleeping under canvas and cooking over an open fire. Here in the wood smoke, surrounded by the outdoor gear of a by-gone day, the traditional skills of camping and hiking will be practiced in their proper setting.
"Camping in the Old Style" will be presented by the Traditional Outdoor Skills Program, The Schiele Museum of Natural History, Gastonia, N.C. Steve Watts, noted primitive skills educator and practitioner from The Schiele, has been teaching traditional camping workshops for a number of years. He and his classic camping team demonstrate the low-tech/high-skill approach as practiced in the outdoors between the 1880s and 1920s, what some consider the Golden Age of Camping.
The group will begin setting up their camp on Friday afternoon, Oct. 12, in the corral along the Cradle's Biltmore Campus Trail. Saturday, Oct. 13, will be a full day of camp activity. Visitors can see fires ignited by flint, steel and friction, old-style campfire cookery, four different styles of period shelters, and traditional camp tools in use. Each camper has expertise in various aspects of woodcraft, history and nature study, and welcomes questions from visitors.
The Cradle of Forestry is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is $5.00 for adults. Youth age 15 and under are admitted free. America the Beautiful passes and Golden Age and Access passports are honored. The fee includes this event as well as the 30-minute story film, There's Magic at the Cradle, hands-on exhibits, historic cabins and antique equipment along two paved interpretive trails. For more information, please call the Cradle of Forestry at (828) 877-3130 or visit www.cradleofforestry.org.
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"When I lead a dawn walk, my visitors and I set out to a hide, which I built with some Scouts in 1991. There are many things to see during the walk. To get to the hide we take paths made of sand. They tell us so much because of all of the footprints left behind. We also cross the stalks' sanctuary, le Marquenterre, which currently has 14 stalk nests! Once we have reached the observation post, we talk very quietly so as not to disturb the animals and we observe those animals that pass by, without them being able to see us, of course. Nevertheless, we are only 60 to 70 metres from their areas of passage. There are of course wild boors, spoonbills, herons, egrets, and female wild boors with their piglets, and also deer and foxes. It's uncomplicated, we never get bored and the walks are never the same! Nature dictates the programme."
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According to a story in the New York Post today, Amazon will be launching its Android tablet in either late September or early October, and it will go on sale for hundreds less than the iPads cheapest version, which currently retails for $499 for the 16GB Wi-Fi-only version. The New York Post says that its information on the Amazon tablet comes from a source with knowledge of Amazons plans. The source also says that by managing to make a tablet that comes in as a lot cheaper than the iPad, it has already succeeded where so many other tablet makers have failed before it has even gone on sale.
Meanwhile, the Post reports that lower-priced Android tablets are the key to Android chipping away at Apples dominant iPad.
So, should Apple be unduly concerned about an Amazon tablet, possibly one bearing the Kindle brand name?We expect to see more and more lower-end, more affordable Android devices enter the marketplace, which should further allow Android to increase its share, Tony Berkman, CEO of ITG told the Post.
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