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News & Exhibits
October 22, 2013
We have installed two new hydration stations in Dimond Library on Level 1 and Level 3 (Main Floor). They are located between the bathrooms where the old water fountains were previously. These stations have been installed across campus to promote sustainability and to provide clean, filtered water to all students. The hydration stations make filling your water bottle easier, more hygienic, and more environmentally friendly than a normal water fountain.
October 8, 2013
This Thursday, October 10, we have some events planned in partnership with IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, including updates and information on using IEEE Xplore.
IEEE has over 400,000 members in 160 countries, and publish the most highly-cited journals in electrical engineering as well having a strong presence for computer science. The Library subscribes to all IEEE journals, conference proceedings and standards. These are accessible in full-text via IEEE Xplore.
- IEEE Student Chapter Meeting: 11:10 am- Noon, Kingsbury S320
Open to all. See how you can use IEEE for job searching and what awards are available to members. Also enjoy some free pizza.
- Tips & Tricks about IEEE Xplore - 12:10pm-1 pm, Kingsbury S320
Open to all UNH students, faculty, and staff. Free pizza and prizes! Ruth Wolfish, IEEE Client Services Manager, will present and she is quite informative and entertaining.
Also check out the IEEE information table in Albert's Lobby from 2-4 pm.
Relaxing in a Madhouse, paintings by John Angelopoulos, poems by Charles Simic in Special Collections
October 3, 2013
"Relaxing in a Madhouse, Paintings by John Angelopoulos, Poems by Charles Simic" is now open in Milne Special Collection's Dunleavy Reading Room. The display features 12 of Angelopoulos' paintings inspired by the Pulitzer Prize winning poetry of Professor Emeritus and former U.S. Poet Laureate Charles Simic.
Born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Simic is known for his surreal, metaphysical poems. His first collection "What the Grass Says" was published 1967. Since then, he has published more than 60 books.
Angelopoulos' paintings for the exhibit were created based on his interpretation of selections from "The World Doesn't End," the collection that won Simic the Pulitzer Prize in 1990.
Special Collections is located on Level 1 in Dimond Library. The exhibit will be on display until October 26 and can be viewed Monday through Friday, 10 AM-4 PM and Saturday 12 PM-4 PM.
The UNH Traditional Jazz Series presents Paul Broadnax Quintet with vocalist Shawnn Monteiro, October 7
October 3, 2013
The UNH Traditional Jazz Series presents Paul Broadnax Quintet with vocalist Shawnn Monteiro on Monday, October 7 at 8pm in the Johnson Theater at the Paul Creative Arts Center.
Tickets are $8 general admission; $6 students/senior citizens and are available at the PCAC Box Office (603) 862-7222, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., online at www.unharts.com, and at the door one hour prior to performance.
Paul has appeared with many nationally recognized jazz artists including such notables as Clark Terry, Joe Williams, Milt Hinton and Dorothy Donegan, Alan Dawson, Lionel Hampton, Cab Calloway, Jimmy Witherspoon, Diane Carrol, Donna Byrne, and Rebecca Parris.
Shawnn has a liveliness of lyrical phrasing and intermittent scat variations that she draws from her influences, Carmen McRae and Sarah Vaughan. Shawnn's father was the late renowned bassist Jimmy Woode, veteran of the Duke Ellington band. Throw into the mix, a lot of musical inspiration and guidance from her Godfather, Clark Terry, and you come up with a combination that can't miss.
The Traditional Jazz Concert Series is co-sponsored by the New Hampshire Library of Traditional Jazz. The library, established in 1978 by Dorothy Prescott, comprises books, recordings, and memorabilia and is housed in Dimond Library. Prescott's generous endowment funds its activities including the Traditional Jazz Series concerts.
For more information on the Traditional Jazz Series, call the UNH Music Department at (603) 862-2404.
October 1, 2013
Due to a lack of continued funding for the US federal government, a number of library resources are currently unavailable. Updated 10/8/13
Here is a partial list:
- Bureau of Economic Analysis (bea.gov)
- Business.gov
- Census sites
- Classification Web and ProQuest Congressional may be affected by lack of updating
- Copyright.gov
- Data.gov
- Davis - Bacon Wage Determination Decisions
- Disability.gov
- ERIC (eric.ed.gov)
- FCC.gov
- FTC.gov
- Library of Congress (loc.gov)
- Most US Geological Survey sites except those for hazards
- NAL Catalog (AGRICOLA) (ProQuest's AGRICOLA is still accessible, but may be affected by lack of updating)
- NASA.gov
- National Park Service (nps.gov)
- NIMH.gov
- NIST.gov
- NOAA.gov is offline but you can still get to weather.gov, NSF.gov, Nutrition.gov, and USDA (usda.gov)
- Patent and Trademark Database (U.S.): Federal government interface – operating on reserve funds, then possibly shutting down
- Science.gov
- US Government Information Official Archive (FDsys)
More information about government services during the shutdown is available from USA.gov.
September 26, 2013
Join humorist Rebecca Rule on Sunday, October 20 at 2pm in Dimond Library when she interviews author Eric Pinder.
The program is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. To register, please use our online form.
Eric Pinder is the renowned New Hampshire author of nine nature and children's books. His latest book, If All The Animals Came Inside, is written in rhyming verse, and features artwork from illustrator Marc Brown, creator of the children's book and TV series Arthur.
Light refreshments will be served and Pinder will be available to sign his books. The event includes an opportunity for questions from the audience and will be recorded by New Hampshire Public Television for broadcast and web streaming.
Three times a year, in the style of Bravo's Inside the Actors Studio, Rebecca Rule serves as host and interviewer for The New Hampshire Authors Series from the Dimond Library at UNH. It features an author who lives, summers, teaches or was born in New Hampshire.
For more information, e-mail email@example.com or call (603) 862-1540.
September 25, 2013
Update: all sessions are currently full for October 11 usability testing. Please contact Liz Fowler if you're interested in participating in the next round of testing.
The Library is doing a usability test of a web site on the morning of Friday, October 11, 2013 and we need a few participants. It will take about an hour of your time in Dimond Library.
For your participation, you will receive a $15 Dining Services card, good at any Dining location on campus, or a USB flash drive.
If you're interested and available, please contact Liz Fowler.
September 5, 2013
The University Museum in Dimond Library will host its second UNH staff art exhibition, "In the Company of Artists: An Exhibition of Art and Fine Crafts by UNH Staff."
The juried exhibit includes works by 48 faculty and staff in various media including photography, sculpture, painting, collage, and textiles.
An opening reception will take place Friday, September 13, from 4:00 - 6:00PM. All are invited to attend.
The exhibition will be on display from September 13 to December 13, 2013.
See the Museum hours. For more information call 862-1081 or visit www.library.unh.edu/museum.
September 4, 2013
The Multimedia Center has a great selection of films on display with story lines or shooting locations based in New England. You will find a wide array of titles including Mystic River, set in working class Boston and Good Will Hunting which was nominated for nine Academy Awards. Other films include The Departed which is set in South Boston and tells the story of the police waging a war on Irish-American organized crime and Salesman, a landmark American documentary, which tells the story in vivid detail of the daily grind of the door-to-door salesman. No matter your taste in movies you'll be sure to find something you'll enjoy in the Multimedia Center.
Visit the UNH Library Multimedia Center on the second floor of Dimond Library to borrow these and many more films.
August 29, 2013
Ruth Wolfish, of IEEE, will be hosting an IEEE awareness and educational event on Thursday, October 10th.
A 60 minute "Tips and Tricks" session will be held (location to be determined). There will also be an awareness table offering t-shirts, food, tip sheets, and flyers on Library services.
The event will be open to students and faculty.
August 27, 2013
UNH Manchester and the UNH Library have collaborated to create a new Manchester Data Repository to house data related to the city. The repository also includes some information related to Hillsborough County and the state of New Hampshire.
The Manchester Data Repository offers a wide range of information published mainly between 2007 and 2013, all in easily downloadable PDF format. The information is presented in the forms of studies, reports, plans, guides, needs assessments and indicators, charts and graphs, summaries, articles, and statements from various local organizations. The collection is organized by year and includes topics such as health, youth, education, homelessness, economic development, environmental health, demographic trends, community safety, immigrants and refugees, community development, and arts and culture.
For the full story, visit UNH Today.
August 27, 2013
The UNH Traditional Jazz Series kicks off its 35th season with the New Black Eagle Jazz Band, on Monday, September 9.
The concert begins at 8pm in the Johnson Theatre in the Paul Creative Arts Center. General admission tickets are $8 and $6 for students and seniors. Tickets available at the PCAC Box Office (603) 862-PCAC (7222), Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., online at UNH Box Office and at the door one hour prior to performance.
The Traditional Jazz Concert Series is co-sponsored by the New Hampshire Library of Traditional Jazz. The library, established in 1978 by Dorothy Prescott, comprises books, recordings, and memorabilia and is housed in Dimond Library. Prescott's generous endowment funds its activities including the Traditional Jazz Series concerts.
From the UNH Music Department:
If you like the uplifting and soulful music of New Orleans you'll love the sound of the New Black Eagle Jazz Band. Formed in 1971, this seven-piece band has delighted audiences all over the world with their huge and eclectic repertoire of jazz from the 1920's and 30's. The group has a mature mastery of this great American music- from Louis Armstrong and Jelly Roll Morton to early Duke Ellington to Cole Porter; from blues to rags to popular songs of the era. In fact, the New York Times' John Wilson wrote that the Black Eagles are "so far ahead of other traditional bands...there is scarcely any basis for comparison."
The band has performed extensively all across North America, and has toured throughout Europe countless times. They have performed in New Orleans, London, Edinburgh, Belfast and Toronto to name a few. In 2011 they opened the Newport Jazz Festival to a packed house. They have been featured in concert with many jazz legends including Doc Cheatham, "Kid" Thomas, Benny Waters, Odetta and Milt Hinton, and with symphony orchestras - the Boston Pops, the Scottish National Orchestra , the Baltimore Symphony to name a few.
The band has released over 40 recordings (including the Grammy-nominated "On the River") and videos. Their music has been featured in Ken Burns' documentaries and on NPR Radio. The band has also been a guest on The Prairie Home Companion show.
For more information on the Traditional Jazz Series, call the UNH Music Department at (603) 862-2404.
August 1, 2013
We are pleased to announce that we have five new business databases: IBISWorld, Hoover's Online, Mergent Intellect, Mergent Archives Historical Annual Reports, and Mergent Archives Key Business Ratios.
IBISWorld includes Industry Research Reports that provide key statistics and analysis on market characteristics, operating conditions, current and forecast performance, and major industry participants. In addition, it includes Industry Risk Rating Reports that determine how much risk an industry will face over the next 18 months by assessing the operating conditions for companies in the industry, as well as Global Industry Reports that assess industry performance in key regions like Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and Business Environment reports that list key factors outside the control of an organization that determine the performance of the industry.
Hoover's Online provides information on over 85 million companies with flexible tools to easily search U.S. and international companies, including Fortune 500 and other popular rankings.
Mergent Intellect provides private company data on over 85 million privately held companies globally and allows you the ability to download the data to a spreadsheet, up to 2,000 records at a time. This service also contains information on over 200 million individuals through WhitePages Pro and executive contacts on over 90 million professional decision makers. Also included is global family tree information.
Mergent Archives Historical Annual Reports allows you to access more than 85 years of Annual Reports for companies across the glove through Mergent Archives' historical annual report collection dating back to as early as 1925.
Mergent Archives Key Business Ratios consists of U.S. corporations, partnerships and proprietorships both public and privately owned, in all size ranges, and includes over 800 different lines of business as defined by the U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code numbers.
If these databases are useful to you, please contact our Collection Management Librarian, Jen Carroll, or comment here.
July 29, 2013
We are pleased to announce a new trial database, Counseling and Therapy in Video. This trial contains more than 400 hours of training videos, reenactments, and footage of actual therapy sessions conducted by renowned counselors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. This classic collection of videos filmed from 1985‒2010 provides an invaluable firsthand look at the realities of working with clients and the challenges associated with putting theoretical concepts into practice.
If this database is useful to you, please contact our Collection Management Librarian, Jen Carroll, or comment here.
July 23, 2013
BrowZine™ @ UNH Library!
A browsable newsstand of the library's top journals. Find, read, and monitor thousands of scholarly journals directly from your iPad. BrowZine is now available for trial.
We are pleased to announce that we are trialing an app called BrowZine for the next few weeks that allows you to look at our online journal subscriptions on tablets. The service allows users to look at 2005-present Tables of Contents and PDFs of all articles from all issues. It also allows users to download PDFs to their tablets so they can read later if they don't have a connection. For more information, look at a list of who is covered.
To learn more, please take a look at this short two minute video.
For the trial, search for "BrowZine" in the Apple iTunes App Store and download the app for free; when initially launching BrowZine, select our school from the drop down list.
This trial is a bit different than usual so if you have any questions, need any help trying it out, or find this database is useful for you, please contact our Collection Management Librarian, Jen Carroll.


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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (August 29, 2012) – Lynne Schulte's mother adored hot pink so when a fuschia-colored Adirondack chair mystically appeared during a summer retreat to Maine after her mother's death, Schulte took it as a sign that their relationship was not over.
The chair, which appears in a series of her paintings, has led Schulte on a journey of discovery and acceptance that are at the heart of her traveling exhibit "The Pink Chair Project."
"People can see whatever they want to see in my pink chair paintings," said Schulte. "But I want them to know what I see, what I have learned in the process. I want them to hear my story and understand the healing energy of grief, of how important it is to remain open to the spirit. If this exhibit helps anyone work through loss and grief, I will be happy."
Schulte is one of five local artists whose work will be on display at Hudson Valley Hospital Center as part of its latest "Art for Health" exhibit "The Five Corners."
The works will be on display starting September 17 at HVHC's Art for Health Gallery in the main lobby and hallways and can be viewed 7 days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The public can meet the artists at an opening reception that will be held on Thursday, October 18 from 3-5 p.m. in the lobby. The exhibit runs through Jan. 2. Visitors may also view the permanent "Art for Health" collection, which includes 250 pieces of original art throughout other public areas of the hospital
About the Artists featured in "The Five Corners Exhibit" :
Lynne Schulte has presented several solo exhibitions across the United State including Kansas, Washington DC, Vermont, and Massachusetts. Primary among her themes are fluid water images inspired by the rocky shores of Maine. She works in many media including photography, monotypes mixed media pieces, oil, watercolor, and pastels. The "Pink Chair Project" which includes 25 paintings, is a small part of her body of work. The Massachusetts artist has shown her work in numerous group and solo exhibitions throughout the United States, has received many fellowships and residencies, and is an art educator as well.
Larry D'Amico's interest in the play between representational imagery and the more abstract qualities of color and form is evident in his Impressionist-style paintings. The use of color in his oils, acrylics and pastels simulate light and create atmosphere. His work has been shown extensively throughout the New York metropolitan area and across the United States over the last 20 years in both solo and group exhibits. He has taught painting, drawing, and sculpture at all age levels through the Westchester Arts Council and Silvermine Artists Guild. In addition, he has been the recipient of numerous awards for his work, with paintings in several corporate collections. He received his B.F.A. from SUNY Purchase and has also studied at the New York School of Visual Art and San Francisco Art Institute.Besides his painting career, D'Amico is also an instructor, curator, printmaker, President of the Peekskill Arts Council, and organizer of other group artistic and beautifying projects.
Brook R. Maher has been working from her studio in Peekskill's Flat Iron Building for close to 20 years. "My love of bold color, line and shape as well as intricate, fabric-inspired patterns, gives my work a graphic quality. My work is joyful. Stylistic influences include Japanese prints, European and American artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, medieval illuminations and tapestries, 20th century African-American artists, 'primitive' and 'folk art' designs and textiles from around the world. There is always an element of story-telling to my art." Maher's colorful acrylic portraits include a number of private commissions, including the Peekskill Shopkeeper Series. She also works in graphite, pen and ink, colored pencil, watercolor and fabric arts and has set up a studio in Taos, New Mexico.
Ms. Maher recently completed a privately commissioned mosaic mural based on Google Earth images of the Hudson Valley. She designed, worked on and acted as artist/consultant for an 8 by 24-foot mosaic mural at Walter Panas High School and Peekskill's Riverfront Green features a mural of the Hudson designed by Ms. Maher.
Raymond Howell paintings based in realism are infused with surrealistic impressionism. He used collage, mural painting, and the perfecting of a new serigraph printmaking process to expand his artistry. African American subjects are his focus and he created a wide range of images including a series of works on innovative jazz musicians. Mr. Howell, an Oakland California native, was a fixture in the San Francisco Bay Area art scene in the mid 1960s Haight -Ashbury era when he opened and operated Art Associates West, a gallery and art school. His painting, The Brown Family was purchased by the Oakland Museum as part of its permanent collection. Widely exhibited throughout his career, he was honored in 1999 when Stanford University presented a 40 year retrospective of his artwork. September 7, 2002 was remembered as Raymond Howell Day in San Francisco, reflecting his long and successful contribution to the art world.
Anthony Volpe is a visual artist working primarily in pencil. Mr. Volpe lives in the Lower Hudson Valley where he pursues his art full time. He holds a BS and MS in Art Education with postgraduate work at NYU, the Palazzo Grazzi and Segno Graphico in Venice and art history studies in Florence and Urbino. As contributing editor to The Magazine Cucina Italiana, his botanical drawings were featured in site-specific regional articles of Italy. His work has been exhibited in several one-man and group shows both here and in Italy and is in collections in the US, Italy and the UK. His work was recently seen at the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz, NY. "Many of my drawings have to do with the sensuous forms found in nature; the visceral, vivid colors and textures and the effect light has on them. Travel, outdoor farmers' markets and early 19th century botanicals poke at me and inspire. Humor and just plain whimsy have a place on the page as well."
"Art for Health" curator Suzanne Bohrer Ashley said of the show, "Hudson Valley Hospital Center is pleased to bring this exciting exhibition with an extremely diverse group of artists and art work to the community. Many of the works depict the healing properties of nature while other works focus on the human joy of experiencing simple pleasures.''
To learn more about exhibiting your work or donating art to the "Art for Health" program, contact the curator at JLIB_HTML_CLOAKING .
Hudson Valley Hospital Center is dedicated to serving the health care needs of the community and to providing quality, comprehensive medical care in a compassionate, professional, respectful manner, without regard to race, religion, national origin or disease category. Offering state-of-the-art diagnostic treatment, education and preventive services, the Hospital is committed to improving the quality of life in the community. In fulfilling this mission, the Hospital will strive to continuously improve the care provided and develop and offer programs, facilities, systems and alliances that most effectively respond to community health care needs. Hudson Valley Hospital Center is located on Route 202 (1980 Crompond Road) in Cortlandt Manor, New York. Call 914-737-9000 or visit www.hvhc.org

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With stunning visuals and a class story, 'Oz the Great and Powerful" is a game-changer for the biggest movie studio in Michigan."Disney was going to take the movie up to Vancouver," said Sam Raimi.But the Michigan-born director fought to bring the $200 million movie to his home state. "They allowed me to send a research party there for a couple of days. We explored the state's rebate program, and although it didn't quite equal Vancouver, I told them I was adamant we had to shoot it in Michigan."The production spent $105 million in Michigan and put 683 people to work. "Oz was our maiden voyage here, but it was incredibly important," said Anthony Wenson, director of operations with the Michigan Motion Picture Studios, a facility that boasts seven sound stages and all the needed amenities for major Hollywood productions.In 2012, the film "Black Sky" spent reportedly $12 million and employed 450 workers.But with changes to the state's movie incentive program, staying busy hasn't been easy. "Sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down," said Wenson, citing the state's $50 million cap on film incentives."I'm proud to see a lot of Michigan workers who worked on that film," said Wenson.Online: mmpicturestudios.com
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Do you know if there is a ubuntu program (possibly a Nautilus plugin) to transfer files from/to an Android device? What is my mind is a program which does
adb push,
adb pull, and
adb shell ls in the background and has a GUI.
Do you know if there is a ubuntu program (possibly a Nautilus plugin) to transfer files from/to an Android device? What is my mind is a program which does
Try the "AirDroid" App from Play Store. It allows you to use a browser based interface (on your computer) to transfer files from a Windows/Linux pc. Since it's browser based UI, no need to install anything on the pc side.
Install gmtp, and use it to connect to the phone or tablet :
Have a look at this:
And this:
Changing from MTP to PTP (camera transfer mode) also works with nautilus, at least with the built-in memory.
I found QtADB (qtadb.wordpress.com) the exact software that I needed.
Note that many phones that have been released with Android v4 cannot be mounted as a mass storage device in ubuntu without extra work. There are instructions here on how to do it. If that doesn't work I have gathered a few alternatives here.
Use Shotwell. If you need regular file access there are other questions covering this.
I have been able to do this using the following:
$ sudo apt-get install mtp-tools mtpfs $ mkdir phone ...Connect phone, set usb mode to MTP... $ sudo mtpfs -o allow_other phone ...Trying to do anything with the new filesystem right now will take a minute or so, just be patient... ...Finally, you can access your phone and do whatever, then... $ sudo umount phone
Here is the version this worked on:
$ mtpfs --version FUSE library version: 2.8.6 fusermount version: 2.8.6 using FUSE kernel interface version 7.12
I haven't had perfect success with it, but I was able to get some files off of the phone. I imagine this will get better as newer software is released.
For the technically noob (including me) I found just copying the file(s)/Photo(s) from the SD and pasting it to the DCIM on the phone memory will allow me to copy using the USB camera mode. Then delete the phone file once you download to PC if you need want to clear the phone memory.
From the home screen press Menu > Settings > Connect to PC > in this menu, make sure "Ask Me" is selected, if you want it to pop-up and ask you what connection type you want when you plug into the computer.
Or you can set a default action from this menu as well. You can set it to Charge Only, HTC Sync, Disk Drive, Mobile Broadband Connect.
Then Ubuntu will simply detect it as a MTP.
There is no GUI needed for file transfer (No One on Ubuntu is interested in making a GUI for only file transfer). And there is no need for plugins for Nautilus either. I Use Samsung Galaxy Mini (Android 2.2 ~ Froyo), and I'm doing file transfer so far by three ways, Bluetooth connection, Cable connection or using Ubuntu One app.
For cable connection you can do it easily as plug the cable, wait a while and choose mass storage mode. Access and File Transfer via Nautilus. If you want to make the phone as modem, go here: http://shiliarr95z.weebly.com/2/post/2011/07/connecting-samsung-galaxy-mini-android-phone-to-ubuntu-1104-as-modem.html.
For Bluetooth Connection, you can go here : http://shiliarr95z.weebly.com/2/post/2011/08/howto-transfer-files-via-bluetooth-laptop-to-samsung-galaxy-mini-android-phone-vice-versa.html a bit complicated but fun as well.
Using Ubuntu app is the easiest one. On the phone side,just go to Android market and install the Ubuntu one app. photo sharing runs in the background in an instant. On the Ubuntu side, just register yourself on Ubuntu One (click the envelope icon and choose Ubuntu One). And, You Have GUI on the phone side (On the Ubuntu side, you got only an OSD Message)
If you can't transfer songs through Rhythmbox you can, like others have pointed out, transfer files using mass storage.
On my Samsung Galaxy S II you do it by going: Applications->Settings->Connection settings->USB mass storage
Then if you plug in the USB cable it should prompt you to go to USB mass storage mode. If you say yes your phone will be available through Nautilus.
The git master branch of libmtp (http://libmtp.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi) supports the S3. If you know how to install / compile from source, you can use this until a new version is released.
I'm not on an ubuntu machine right now, so I unfortunately can't give exact instructions regarding dependencies for compiling, etc. But it should be along the following lines:
sudo apt-get install libtool libusb-dev checkinstall
Then, you should probably make it into a .deb package, so you can install it without breaking dependencies of the programs you want to use. I'm out of my knowledge, but this link seems to provide info: Compiling source into a DEB package
Transfer files between Ubuntu PC and your Android phone via wifi:
Xender application on your android phone allows you to transfer files between Android and PC.
I have found one more application named "Qlix". You can download it from ubuntu software center.
It is for transferring files from PC to Android mobile phone.
There is no need of installing anything. Follow this how-to.
Works on Ubuntu 12.04


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Nathan had exactly one career save before a November 2003 trade sent him to Minnesota, where he became the Twins' closer and replaced "Everyday" Eddie Guardado, a fan-favorite who had saved 86 games in the previous two seasons and made back-to-back All-Star appearances.
He was not the only setup-man-turned closer raising questions. Houston's Octavio Dotel and Oakland's Arthur Rhodes were in similar spots, dealing with similar doubters.
Nathan did what Dotel and Rhodes could not: He answered the questions with authority.
"This is just beyond my dreams," Nathan said Monday, sitting in a hotel ballroom alongside the other American League All-Stars. "I would have never even thought of making this team. Coming into the season, I was trying to fill a spot that was lacking. To be here is just a dream come true."
Nathan's dream first half included 23 saves in 24 chances, third-best in the American League behind a pair of fellow All-Stars: the Yankees' Mariano Rivera (32 saves) and the Rangers' Francisco Cordero (27). He posted a 1.13 ERA in 38 games.
Surprising success for a guy three and a half months into his career as a closer?
"I don't know about that," said Yankees All-Star Tom Gordon. "He looks like he's intimidating; the cat looks like he's seven feet tall!"
Actually, Nathan is listed at 6-foot-4, 205 pounds. He only seems more imposing, especially after not allowing a run in 23 of his first 24 appearances, including all of May.
"Sometimes people say it takes two or three years to understand the closer's role," said Gordon, who has 112 career saves. "If you have the stuff and you have the strength and you take care of yourself, why not figure it out sooner? If that's the case, then he's an example. He's very young but he has a grasp of that role.
"I'm happy to see that happen. If he wasn't having success, the Twins wouldn't be where they were."
Thanks in part to his consistency closing out opponents, the Twins finished the first half at 47-40, a half-game behind the division-leading White Sox.
"I don't know if I had doubts," Nathan said. "It was more of a question mark. I had never been in a closer's role and our 'pen had guys stepping into new roles they had never done before. Guys have stepped up and filled spots and definitely exceeded expectations."
The only drawback for Nathan was that he traveled to Houston alone. While the Indians sent five All-Stars to Houston, Nathan was the lone representative for the two-time defending division champion Twins.
"I know there's quite a few of us that feel we probably should have had more than one guy coming here," Nathan said. "We know we don't get a lot of respect, playing in a small market, and I think it gives us more motivation to beat the bigger teams."
Nathan, who was mostly a starter for the Giants in 1999 and 2000, pitched his first full season in relief in 2003, going 12-4 with a 2.96 ERA in 78 games.
"I love it," Nathan said of the closer's role. "It's like it was when I was a position player. Even if you don't play every day, you have to be ready mentally every day and you have to prepare like you're going to play every day. It's as close to being a position player as you can get."
How has he adjusted to the new role so quickly?
"I haven't tried to do anything differently, mentally," Nathan said. "Even as a starter, I was kind of a guy who would go out there and throw it until I blew out, basically. I would give 110 percent until I was tired and then you needed to take me out. Going to the 'pen, it was not much different."
Nathan said he is looking forward to the second half. The Twins could be tough with the return of outfielder Shannon Stewart, who was activated from the 15-day disabled list on Sunday. Stewart, who finished fourth in MVP balloting last season, developed plantar fasciitis in his right foot and has not played since May 17.
"We battled through some tough situations with injuries and playing pretty bad for a few weeks," Nathan said. "For us to be floating around first place is great.
"Stewart allows everyone else to fill in their spots where they're comfortable. I think he's kind of the missing link for us right now to play with a little consistency. It's going to be fun to have him back."
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4-5 threads of arguing in the Cove isn't enough for vinny peanuts. had to drudge up the old reliable Trayvon Maring controversy to get more going. Oddly enough, no gun control diatribes in this thread.
Yeah, definitely not trolls . . . show up as soon as I post on topic to . . . . (wait for it) . . . . post off topic . . . . about me . . .yeah . . not trolls at all . . (where's the sarcasm font?)LOL . . . next will be posts about puppets and liars and all sorts of nonsense . . in 3 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . .
Well, it's not a cornucopia of smiley faces but we'll settle for one right now. Rest assured there'll be many to follow.Pyscho-Boy melt down dead ahead folks!"lol"
Gotta watch those risky blacks.Guess this was missed when it happened...http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/27/us/florida-zimmerman-brother-tweets/index.html(CNN) -- Robert Zimmerman Jr., the brother of the man who shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, apologized for his controversial and offensive tweets.In one, Zimmerman juxtaposed a photograph of Martin with one of 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins, one of two teenagers charged with killing a baby in Georgia.Both Elkins and Martin appear to be flipping off the camera."A picture speaks a thousand words. Any questions?" the tweet reads.In another tweet, Zimmerman writes: "Lib media shld ask if what these2 black teens did 2 a woman&baby is the reason ppl think blacks mightB risky."Speaking on CNN's Piers Morgan Live on Wednesday night, he apologized for the messages, saying they weren't the "right thing to do.""I realize those were controversial and offensive and I did publicly apologize for them," he said. "I'm a human being. I'm being upfront about what I did. I made a mistake ... Unfortunately (it) may not have helped George."
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The Office of Intercultural Relations (OIR) is committed to creating a campus community that values and supports the cultural identities of each of our members. Through education and training, the Office of Intercultural Relations creates opportunities that develop and enhance internal skills and competencies that foster an inclusive environment. Our programs, activities, and events not only present unique and entertaining cultural experiences and celebrations, but also cultivates a climate of awareness, understanding, and respect of diverse individuals and groups.
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As our world population increases, so do the problems of mankind. Unfortunately, as United Nations Secretary Kofi Annan has soberly stated, "the bigotry, hatred, prejudice - these are the ugly symptoms of a sickness humanity has always and everywhere suffered." It is for this reason that Intercultural Relations remains committed to preparing and empowering students to understand, and respect other cultures, and to learn how to move beyond tolerance, which states I won't resist you anymore, and sensitivity, which states I will work at understanding that you have unique needs and preferences, to embrace diversity through education that focuses on individual and cross cultural acceptance.
Old Dominion University is an institution of diverse communities, and it is our diversity that promotes excitement, energy and a creative environment. Yet we must always strive to maintain our competitive edge by ensuring that diversity remains deeply embedded in everything that we do. [...] You will see that this year we presented to the University community awesome programs and events that celebrated our diversity with food, folks, and fun. Most importantly, we created opportunities for meaningful dialogue and authentic interactions that moved us beyond our cultural comfort zones to begin the development of internal skills to foster an inclusive community.
OIR has a mandate to cultivate a climate of understanding and respect that yields authentic interactions with diverse individuals and groups. We invite you to join us in supporting a vibrant and diverse campus by joining those who are committed, cultural agents of change.
The Office of Intercultural Relations strives to fulfill its commitment to students of diverse backgrounds by undertaking the following responsibilities:
- Support competitive and equitable recruitment and international orientation programs.
- Sponsor and support programs/activities which enhance the educational experience and understanding of cross-cultural impact from a global perspective.
- Establish collaborative University partnerships to ensure policies and procedures reflect our commitment to diversity.
- Design and implement critical cross cultural initiatives and programs that promote the celebration of diversity.
- Develop training and cultural modules that focus on the dynamics of social justice.
The Office of Intercultural Relations commitment to creating a university climate that welcomes and values each of our members is evident in our programs, activities, events, and cross cultural trainings. Your unique personality, talents, and abilities are manifestations of humanity. We welcome your individuality and cultural richness that you bring to the Old Dominion University family!
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Diversity Series: Reality Dialogues
Reality dialogue provides opportunities for diverse individuals to discuss issues that impact a cultural group as revealed by panelists/speakers who are part of that group. Topics have included "What is it like to be transgender?" and "Dating Across Racial Lines".
The ODU International Festival is a global extravaganza that attracts thousands of people from the Hampton Roads and ODU communities. This annual event celebrates global cultures by showcasing a diversity of authentic ethnic foods, cultural performances, merchant vendors, and educational stations which highlight more than 48 nations. This unique event has resonated greatly within the ODU student community evidenced by the support and commitment of over 900 student volunteers each year. These volunteers, representing nearly 60 organizations at ODU, handle logistics and oversee more than 40 global activity stations. The festival is free and open to the public.
The Heads of the Family Dinner is an annual event designed to bring together the Executive Boards of student organizations for social connections and to increase collaborative partnerships each fall semester. It is our goal that this event will galvanize student groups to move beyond their cultural frameworks to plan events and programs that bring together diverse student populations.
Intercultural Workshops and Seminars
Understanding ones cultural identities and how it shapes our perceptions and interactions with others is the initial stage of cultural competent development. The Office of Intercultural Relations creates cultural learning workshops and seminars that prepare participants to engage and lead from a culturally competent framework.
OIR welcomes this desired diversity by providing services as well as educational and engaging international programs for international and American students studying at ODU. In addition, OIR enthusiastically seeks to collaborate with current international students, student organizations, and all internal ODU departments, as well as external (community) entities in order to educate and raise awareness about our on-campus international community.
Global Ambassadors
Global Ambassadors are a select group of Old Dominion University (ODU) students, both international and American, who serve as liaisons to the ODU international student community.
Global Monarch Club
The Global Monarch Club (GMC) promotes an intercultural experience for domestic and international students, through a mentorship program.
International Student Advisory Board
The International Student Advisory Board (ISAB) provides counsel and constructive feedback concerning the general effectiveness of international programs and services offered by the Office of Intercultural Relations (OIR) and other university departments.
The Office of Intercultural Relations provides arrival assistance for new incoming international students. Upon request, there is pick up from the Norfolk airport (ORF) or bus station in Norfolk. Upon request and need, 1 or 2 nights of temporary accommodation will be arranged by OIR. Please note that the arrival assistance services restricted only for new international students.
The intent of the Global Café is to bring together and help bridge the gap between American and international students, faculty, and staff. The entire ODU community is encouraged to attend and engage while enjoying refreshments, authentic cuisine and presentations.
Each week, the Café features a 15-20 minute presentation which introduces an important current international issue, such as: education, politics, people, and countries & cultures. Our 2014 Global Café series included countries such as: Israel, Korea, Vietnam, and Italy.
OIR seeks to partner with international students, student organizations, offices, and departments to contribute by presenting various topics during the café hour. If you wish to be part of the program, please contact us to discuss in more detail.
Discover America
OIR collaborates with the English Language Center to organize the "Experience America" series. This program is designed to provide an opportunity for international students to connect with Americans through exploration of topics and activities related to life, society, and culture in the USA. Successfully launched in Spring 2011, the series included: All About America, American Football, and American Cooking. The program has received a tremendous response from the ODU international community which has attracted a diverse group of ethnicities and ages, both undergraduate and graduate alike.
The Pathfinder is a document created and maintained by the Office of Intercultural Relations (OIR). The Pathfinder provides information regarding OIR programming and initiatives, Old Dominion University office contact information, a list of student organizations available to join, and memoirs of current international students studying at Old Dominion University.
International Education Week (IEW)
IEW, the initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education, is a world-wide week long celebration promoting and celebrating intercultural and international educational programs in November. OIR executes this initiative via the creation of organized programs designed to prepare students and communities for a global environment.
Our community wide cookout revolves around good food, nice folks, and great fun! Activities involving food, fun, and games naturally foster a sense of community, and inclusiveness which is increasingly important for our students, faculty, and staff as well as their families. Fall 2010 was the inaugural event which welcomed over 600 Monarchs.
Old Dominion University is committed to educating and empowering a workforce of leaders as change agents in a global society. The Office of Intercultural Relations, within Student Enrollment and Engagement Services, supports that objective through its comprehensive programming and services. As the University's influence within the community and nation increases, we strive to work collaboratively on campus towards shaping a more equitable, just and sustainable environment.
Semester-long Institute for ODU students which enhances awareness, commitment, knowledge, and skills towards developing leaders as change agents in a culturally diverse world. The first cohort began in January 2008. Spring semester recruitment begins in October. Fall semester recruitment begins in February.
Advisory council to the Office of Intercultural Relations on programming that identifies and addresses social issues through coalition-building and exploring creative solutions. The SEC is composed of students, faculty and administrators and meets monthly to discuss emerging issues, explore ideas for campus programs, and advocate for positive change in the community and society. The SEC promotes innovation, campus community, social responsibility and student leadership.
AFRICA: Continent Deconstructed
AFRICA: Continent Deconstructed is an opportunity to educate students, faculty, staff and the community about current events and the cultural characteristics of the many countries on the African continent. Through student and faculty collaboration, the event highlights regional and national achievements in Africa in an effort to dispel the stereotypes that often are propagated by news headlines. This annual event includes country exhibitions, presentations by student and guest speakers, round-table discussions, reception and music.
Spark Change Theater
Intercultural Film Forum. Monthly film screening which features independent and documentary films that present and address social issues. SCT is designed to raise awareness, promote intercultural learning, foster understanding, and spark social justice advocacy.
Intercultural Matters Series (IM)
Workshop series focusing on intercultural communication, cultural understanding, intelligence and inclusion via professional and co-curricular development opportunities within intercultural education.
Faculty Voice
Brown Bag Series
Lecture series facilitated by faculty / graduate students presenting innovative research projects that focus on cross cultural impacts as it pertains to social justice and intercultural systems.
Dialogue on Emerging Issues (DEI)
Informal discussions on emerging societal concerns/activities that affect the campus community. DEI provides a safe environment for exploration of social issues such as unemployment, inequality, education, criminal justice, nutrition, health care, etc. DEI facilitators are campus community members.
The Office of Intercultural Relations offers you a variety of diversity-related resources. Click on the links to explore resources offered by the office. In addition to the online resources presented, the office maintains a selection of books, magazines, DVDs, VHS, CDs, and Wii games. These resources can be checked out at the front desk. For more information regarding our library, please contact our office or visit the Intercultural Center for the most updated listing of current resources.
Serving the Old Dominion University community since 1976, the Women's Center offers programs and services to address the special challenges and opportunities women students encounter related to their personal and academic success. Also, recognizing the critical role that both women and men play in creating a world that is free of gender bias, our goals include promoting healthy relationships and a safe and equitable environment that is free of barriers to all persons. Center services seek to empower all students to achieve their personal, academic and professional potential.
Office of Educational Accessibility
Old Dominion University is committed to achieving equal educational opportunity and full participation for persons with disabilities. The Educational Accessibility office is actively involved in supporting this commitment. EA assesses each student's needs holistically, taking into consideration the individual within the whole university community. If you have a disability, and wish to make Old Dominion aware of this so that we provide services you need, please work with your site director, Military Distance Learning contact, or other campus representative to get started.
Rosetta Stone is the world's leading language learning software. By incorporating sound, voice recognition, pictures, words, and animations, it creates an environment where the learner is immersed in a full-on experience - not learning through drills or memorization. Rosetta Stone is dynamic and fun! OIR is pleased to offer it free to ODU students!


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