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Meet the Staff
Office of Professional & Career Development Staff
Below is a brief overview of the professionals in the Office of Professional & Career Development who work with over 600 students and 9,000 alumni at the College of Law on issues of professionalism, job search skills and networking.
Kim Wolf Price, Esq., Assistant Dean
Kim Wolf Price received a Bachelor of Arts from Colgate University, and Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, from Syracuse University College of Law. Upon graduation from law school, Ms. Wolf Price joined the New York City office of Clifford Chance as an associate where she gained experience in securities litigation, white collar criminal defense and numerous pro bono matters. Most recently, she was an associate with Gilberti, Stinziano, Heintz & Smith in Syracuse where she practiced civil litigation. While in attendance at the College of Law, Ms. Wolf Price was the Notes and Comments Editor of the Syracuse Law Review and an Associate Member of the Moot Court Honor Society. She was also inducted into both the Justinian Honor Society and Order of the Coif. Prior to attending law school, Ms. Wolf Price was the legislative coordinator for the New York Public Welfare Association and worked in communications for the New York State Assembly.
Ms. Wolf Price is admitted to practice in New York. Her professional affiliations include the American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, Onondaga County Bar Association, Central New York Women's Bar Association, the New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers and the Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP). Ms. Wolf Price was recently honored as a member of the 2008 Class for Greater Syracuse's 40 Under 40 award.
Ms. Wolf Price serves as an adjunct professor at the College of Law, teaching a 3L seminar on bar examination skills. In addition, she serves on a number of committees, including the College of Law committee aimed at making institutional changes to increase the overall bar passage rate for first-time takers.
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Kavitha Janardhan, Esq. Associate Director
Kavitha Janardhan received her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Michigan and her Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Boston College Law School. During law school Ms. Janardhan was one of the founding members of the South Asian Law Students Association and was a staff writer for the Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review. Following her graduation from law school, Ms. Janardhan joined the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP, where she practiced commercial litigation in the areas of franchise and motor vehicle dealer law and consumer fraud class actions. Ms. Janardhan was also active in Seyfarth Shaw's pro bono program and served as a member of the firm's pro bono committee.
Ms. Janardhan is admitted to practice in Illinois and her professional associations include the American Bar Association, the Onondaga County Bar Association, the New York State Bar Association, the Central New York Women's Bar Association, the North American South Asian Bar Association, and the Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP). Ms. Janardhan served on the board of the Indian American Bar Association of Chicago from 2008-2011.
In addition to counseling students and participating in professional and career development programming, Ms. Janardhan will serve as the primary office contact for students interested in judicial clerkships.
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Samantha Z. Kasmarek, Esq., Associate Director
Samantha Zappia Kasmarek received her Bachelor of Arts from Le Moyne College, and Juris Doctor from Buffalo Law School. Ms. Kasmarek was the Executive Productions Editor of the Buffalo Intellectual Property Law Journal. During law school she worked for both Westlaw and BARBRI as a student representative. Following her graduation from law school, Ms. Kasmarek joined Hiscock & Barclay in Syracuse where she concentrated her practice in the area of litigation, with a focus on commercial litigation matters including torts, insurance and products liability issues.
Ms. Kasmarek is admitted to practice in New York and her professional affiliations include the American Bar Association, New York State Bar Association, Onondaga County Bar Association, New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers and the Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP). Currently, she is the Public Service Section Chair for NALP. Samantha previously served as the vice-chair of the publications section of the Public Service Section for NALP during the 2012-2013 academic year. She also currently serves on the Syracuse University Judicial Board.
Ms. Kasmarek continues to manage the Office's participation in the NYU Public Interest Legal Career Fair and the Equal Justice Works Job Fair and is the primary contact person for students interested in public interest law.
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Elizabeth C. Jeffery, Assistant Director
Elizabeth C. Jeffery received her Associate of Applied Science from SUNY Canton and is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Arts at Syracuse University. She has been with the Office since 1990. As Assistant Director, Ms. Jeffery's areas of expertise include overseeing the Fall Interview Program, planning programming and advising students on government opportunities including JAG.
Ms. Jeffery is a an active member of the Association for Legal Career Professionals (NALP). Ms. Jeffery was elected as NALP's Northeast Regional Coordinator for 2008-2009 and served on the national conference planning committee for the April 2009 education conference in Washington, DC. She currently serves as a member of the NALP Website Redesign Work Group and was the past chair of the NALP Technology Advisory Group. Ms. Jeffery also served as a presenter during the April 2011 education conference in Palm Desert, CA.
One of Ms. Jeffery's most critical roles is leading the Office's efforts in tracking the employment trends of our recent graduates. She is responsible for managing that process and compiling the critical numbers which we report to the ABA, US News & World Report, NALP, Vault and the Princeton Review. In addition, she manages the entire On- and Off-Campus Interview (OCI) Program for the College of Law. Ms. Jeffery also has responsibilities involving the general business operations of the Office and is a Notary Public for the State of New York.
Ms. Jeffery's email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Ann E. Maroney, Coordinator
Ann E. Maroney received her Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing from Elmira College. She has been a member of the Office since 2000. As the Professional Development Coordinator, Ms. Maroney assists with all functions of the office. Much of her attention during the fall months is focused on the On-Campus Interview Program. In addition, Ms. Maroney assists with and maintains information regarding job fairs, diversity initiatives and marketing efforts. She is knowledgeable about the resources in the office, office policies and preparation of application materials.
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Erica L. Gromny, Assistant
Erica Gromny graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University in 2008 with a Bachelors of Science, magna cum laude, in Television, Radio & Film. Erica is a life-long resident of the Syracuse area and is the second generation in her family to graduate from and work at the University. Ms. Gromny joined the office in August 2010.
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Enjoy your vacation at the beach! This spacious 3 bedroom oceanfront single family home is located on the sand on the corner of Orange and the ocean. This home is walking distance to restaurants, bike rentals and shops. It features a huge front patio, beautiful ocean views, new bedding, outdoor shower and 2 parking spots.
On the ground floor, there is a living room, 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. The living room has a couch, coffee table and a sliding door that leads to the oceanfront patio with a table, chairs, BBQ and incredible ocean views. One bedroom has a queen bed and the second has a bunk bed, double on bottom and twin on top.
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Kitchen: Coffee Maker, Cookware, Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven, Refrigerator, Stove, Toaster, Utensils
Outdoor: Beach Walking, Biking, Boogie Boarding, Lower Patio with BBQ/Table/Chairs, Rollerblading, Sight-Seeing, Surfing, Swimming
Other: Washer & Dryer in Laundry Room in Garage, Linens & Towels Included, 2 Parking Spots in Garage
activities and attractions in Newport Beach Los Angeles Area
Attractions: Rollerblading, Biking, Surfing, Swimming, Boogie Boarding, Sun Bathing
Nearby Convenience: Shopping, Restaurants, Bike Rental, Move Theatre, Library
Oceanfront on 67th Street!
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Summer High Season: 6/23 - 8/18
Summer Shoulder Season: 5/26 - 6/22 and 8/19 - 9/8
Off Season: 2/1 - 5/25 and 9/9 - 12/31
Holiday weeks are Thanksgiving week and Christmas week, refer to Summer High Season pricing.
7 Night Minimum Stay During High Summer Season
10% tax
$329/departure cleaning (includes sheets for beds & towels for showering)
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Uxella League round-up - Wilkinson fires Cornhill to victory
8:00am Wednesday 19th February 2014 in Sport
A SOLITARY game went ahead this weekend in the Uxella Sunday League, as Cornhill temporarily switched their home venue to the all-weather 3G pitch at Taunton's Castle School in order to ensure their John Morrell Cup Group B tie against Willow Green went ahead.
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Brighton and Hove party house landlords form self-regulatory body (From The Argus)
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Brighton and Hove party house landlords form self-regulatory body
Updated 9:31am Thursday 20th February 2014 in News By Henry Holloway, Reporter
Horror stories of neighbours being kept awake by hen and stag parties could be a thing of the past as operators of so-called party houses form an association to self-regulate the industry.
The newly-formed Brighton and Hove Holiday Rental Association (BHRA) was unveiled at a scrutiny panel meeting in Hove Town Hall on Tuesday.
It has been set up by letting agents determined to shake off the stigma associated with party houses and to root out misbehaving landlords.
Stephen Stone, from letting agents City Pad, said: "In the small pool of large holiday rentals there is an even smaller minority of problem properties that do cause problems to neighbours.
"This reflects badly on our industry and I truly feel for those neighbours."
Operators said stories of noisy party houses are now historical.
Mr Stone said there have been 1,800 noise complaints in total in Brighton and Hove over the past year, yet the number of those complaints linked to short-term rentals in the past three years is just 30.
He said: "In place of the lack of official complaints and figures, there have been repeated attempts to explain why the numbers are so low, and why police and environmental health are not called in.
"In the lack of statistics we cannot fill in the gaps with suppositions."
The BHRA said there are 106 short-term lets sleeping more than ten people in Brighton and Hove.
They promise to put a set of best practice regulations in place to ensure that all short-term lets operate responsibly and safely.
James Watts, from Beatnik Breaks, said: "If you choose to change the nature of the industry you will not change the demand. What you will do is cause the responsible operators to contract and force all of that custom into exactly the properties you are trying to avoid."
They said problems lie with rogue landlords who post properties online using sites such as Trip Advisor, Gumtree and AirBnB.
Green councillor Geoffrey Bowden, scrutiny panel chairman, said: "We are not trying to put the good operators out of business, we are trying to catch those who are never going to comply."
The fire authority is currently engaging in an auditing process, working with the BHRA, to ensure that all short-term lets satisfy all the correct safety standards.
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8:49am Thu 20 Feb 14
downbythesea says...
And did it make flap all difference complaining to the Noise patrol, NO, because they only work a few hours a week (Friday & Saturday night) until about 3am, when the problem usually doesn't start until after 3am when people get in from clubbing, a totally USELESS SERVICE from the council.
Did complaining to Environmental health make any difference? NOT really, just sent a letter and went round once, asked us to keep a noise diary, and when they keep quiet after a few weeks they CLOSE THE CASE!!!!!
Then the tenants start being noisy again, and you have to keep another noise diary!
Environmental health & the Noise Patrol, about as much use as a chocolate teapot!
The only thing that made a difference was when the partying sc*m didn't pay their rent and got evicted! hahaha!
But that was only after US, suffering noise for FIVE f'ng years in total!
Oh and they weren't students, the students on our road (4 houses) are generally very good)!
10:13am Thu 20 Feb 14
jamus77 says...
10:36am Thu 20 Feb 14
Martha Gunn says...
Ps. The BHCC noise patrol was 'not available' last Saturday night.
So add it to the ever growing list of services the Green Party do not deliver.
10:51am Thu 20 Feb 14
clubrob6 says...
11:02am Thu 20 Feb 14
Brilliantbrighton says...
There are clearly problem properties, though the figures and the debate on the day confirmed v clearly that the problem properties were those operating outside the of the agencies and their terms & conditions, filtering of potential problem guests and their use of noise patrols.
This being said, I feel for the person above and I don't think I could have put up with 5 years of hell. My suggestion would be, and a take away from the panel, find out if they are agency run and contact the agency. You may feel you have and that it was a waste of time, though if the noise is that severe the council can also readily monitor, record and report on it. If there's a problem they can be shut down (as had been the case in the city to date).
11:18am Thu 20 Feb 14
Richada says...
Martha Gunn wrote:Noise pollution in all forms is a blight on peoples lives where it occurs and, in my opinion, should be taken far more seriously by councils across the land.
Not good enough - the lives of some people are being made a misery by these places.
Ps. The BHCC noise patrol was 'not available' last Saturday night.
So add it to the ever growing list of services the Green Party do not deliver.
These party houses make life hell for local residents, who in all probability feel powerless to act, as, when they have in the past, nothing has been done anyway.
It doesn't surprise me in the least that this service was "not available", but in all honesty, I don't think previous administrations here took this subject any more seriously than the current one does.
12:48pm Thu 20 Feb 14
redwing says...
1:34pm Thu 20 Feb 14
Richada says...
redwing wrote:They should insist that the landlord lives IN the party house - then maybe some "self-regulation" would take place.
It's sick that landlords are allowed to do this, raking in the money and depriving people of desperately needed homes. Letting out houses for this purpose should simply be banned.
2:34pm Thu 20 Feb 14
Maxwell's Ghost says...
Will the letting agent have a 24-hour contact number in place and a set of service level agreements for lets around noise?
I have contacted many letting agents over the years about noisy tenants and the answer from the young kids who work in them is always: "We only let the property we are not paid to manage it."
Also B&HCC advised the reisdnets in my street to contact the police and theenvironmental team every single time there is noise and problems. Services respond to data and statistics so if you sit and think nothing will happen and its not worth reporting an incident, the issue continues as the agencies such as the police and council have no pattern of problems.
Just keep on calling every single day and night when there is a problem and record every conversation with every individual at the police, council and letting agency.
You can also then consider a civil suit for loss of amenity and the evidence in a civil case is lower than required by the criminal court.
It soon gets things moving.
4:22pm Thu 20 Feb 14
Zeta Function says...
Keeping a noise diary before contacting the authorities and recording the noise if possible would help to get noise complaints dealt with more quickly.
Don't waste the council's time by complaining without some backup evidence like recordings, and diary details providing a clearer picture of the problem.
It also helps if you can say you've tried to speak with the noise crowd or individual.
The council should always check the complaints, before sending out notices.
Lack of sleep through noise is a health hazard. It pushes up cortisol, the stress hormone, which contributes to heart and mental health problems with victims ending up in A & E, costing the tax payer and diverting resources again.
6:54pm Thu 20 Feb 14
NickBtn says...
redwing wrote:I'm not sure how you could ban this. I, along with friends and family, enjoy going on holidays to cottages/houses which we rent for a week. There are thousands of them across the UK. How can you keep these while banning houses which are noisy - it isn't the property which is the problem it is the people renting them
It's sick that landlords are allowed to do this, raking in the money and depriving people of desperately needed homes. Letting out houses for this purpose should simply be banned.
There needs to be effective enforcement of noise problems whatever the source. Brighton Council keeps avoiding its responsibilities. The noise team should be 24/7
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The Duke game represented a chance for the Tar Heels to measure themselves, but they had a similar opportunity against Pittsburgh here Saturday. And by the end of their 75-71 victory against the Panthers, the Tar Heels had learned they've come a ways since that troubling start of ACC play.
"This kind of shows that we really have improved," said Paige, who scored 11 of his 18 points in the second half. "We're not the same team that had the highs and lows earlier in the year, (in) November and December."
Or even the same team, for that matter, that started 0-3 and 1-4 in the ACC. North Carolina has won six consecutive games, and the Tar Heels' victory Saturday followed a familiar formula: They were good defensively, they successfully forced their preferred tempo and Paige and James Michael McAdoo were catalysts.
Paige helped the Tar Heels (17-7, 7-4) build a comfortable lead early in the second half, when he made three 3-pointers in the first 10 minutes. McAdoo, meanwhile, led UNC early and late, and he was especially assertive while the 25th-ranked Panthers (20-6, 8-5) kept trimming the Tar Heels' late in the second half.
McAdoo put North Carolina ahead by four points, and then by five, with less than five minutes to play, after Pitt twice made it a one-possession game. Afterward, UNC coach Roy Williams looked down at the box score, and at McAdoo's 24 points, and found another number he liked.
"To me," Williams said. "The best thing is not only 24 points but 12 rebounds – seven of them on the offensive end – and only one turnover."
As good as McAdoo was, he was on the bench, fouled out, during the game's tensest moments. The Tar Heels led by seven with 55 seconds to play, and by six with 34. The Panthers kept coming back, though, and trailed by three points with 23 seconds left, after the Tar Heels knocked a missed Pitt free throw out of bounds.
From there, the Panthers missed three shots – including a Lamar Patterson 3-point attempt that would have tied the score with seven seconds left. Patterson, a first-team All-ACC candidate, had an open look and his shot appeared on line.
"I was a little late on the contest, because we were in our zone defense out of bounds," Paige said. "But I don't know. After he got it off, he's a good shooter so I was just hoping we'd get a Dean Dome type of bounce for us."
The Tar Heels did, and moments later Pitt fouled North Carolina sophomore forward Brice Johnson, a 66 percent free throw shooter. He missed the first attempt and then heard his father shouting advice from the stands.
"I can pick out his voice out of everybody," said a smiling Johnson, who finished with 13 points, seven rebounds and five blocked shots. "… All I heard was, 'Use your legs.' "
Johnson made the second shot, clinching UNC's first victory against a ranked team since it beat then-No. 11 Kentucky on Dec. 14. Since then the Tar Heels, so unpredictable earlier this season, have recovered from their poor conference start.
They'd been looking forward to playing Duke on Wednesday, and to testing themselves amid their longest winning streak. The Tar Heels had anticipated, too, playing in a more free-flowing game against the Blue Devils.
"It was more tough to calm down from being excited for the Duke game then it was just to switch the Xs and Os philosophy type stuff," Paige said. "I would just say it was hard emotionally, to channel your energy for Pitt rather than thinking about the big rivalry game."
North Carolina went from preparing for Duke, with its bevy of perimeter shooters, to preparing for Pitt, which is one of the slowest of the slow-it-down teams in the country. Entering Saturday – the first of four games in eight days for UNC, which hosts Duke next Thursday – just 13 teams averaged fewer than the Panthers' 63.6 possessions per game.
The Tar Heels spent no shortage of time emphasizing the need to force their preferred tempo, to make Pitt play faster than it wanted. UNC succeeded, and the teams' 70 possessions represented one of Pitt's fastest-paced games of the season.
"When we were playing defense they were definitely going to use most of, if not all, the shot clock," McAdoo said. "So that was definitely something that was emphasized and coach really also emphasized just running, and getting out in transition. I feel like we were able to do that today."
The Tar Heels finished with 14 fast break points – not a spectacular number, but one that pleased Williams and his team given the Panthers' desire to go slow. At times in the second half, like when the Tar Heels led by 12 – their largest lead – with about nine minutes to play, it seemed like North Carolina might run away with an easy victory.
It turned out to be the opposite. Pitt came back and provided a test – UNC's most difficult during its six-game winning streak, yet one the Tar Heels passed in the first game of their busiest stretch of the season.
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Delta Air Lines helps support Habitat for Humanity's 26th annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project in Asia
ATLANTA (Oct. 23, 2009) – Delta Air Lines joins thousands of volunteers from around the world and partner families to support Habitat for Humanity's 26th annual Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project in Asia. The five-day event, from November 15–20, 2009, will serve to construct and rehabilitate 166 houses.
Delta volunteers begin constructing the walls of a home in Chiang Mai.
Delta volunteers set the roof tresses on a home in Chiang Mai.
During this year's Carter Project, volunteers will build houses in the Mekong River region, which includes Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, China and Laos. The event will launch Habitat's five-year Mekong Build campaign to serve families throughout the region.
To help build the homes, Delta is donating $750,000 to help underwrite the project and will send more than 60 volunteers to Thailand. The specially-selected volunteers will not only contribute their time, but are also donating their own vacation hours and contributing toward the cost of their trip.
In addition to supporting Habitat's Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project, Delta has worked to make simple, decent housing possible with several house sponsorships and employee builds across the United States—including New York, Georgia and Minnesota and internationally in South Africa, Ghana, India and Chile—through its community relations program, Delta's Force for Global Good. To date, Delta employees have donated thousands of hours of service to Habitat, helping families in need of safe, decent, affordable housing realize the dream of home ownership.
The Carters are Habitat's most famous volunteers. Each year since 1984, the Carters have given one week of their time to build homes and raise awareness about the need for simple, decent and affordable housing. The 2009 Carter Work Project will mark the fourth time the former U.S. president and his wife have built with Habitat for Humanity in Asia. Previous Carter Work Projects were held in India in 2006, South Korea in 2001 and the Philippines in 1999.
About Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines is the world's No. 1 airline. From its hubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Detroit, Memphis, Minneapolis-St. Paul, New York-JFK, Salt Lake City, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Amsterdam and Tokyo-Narita, Delta, its Northwest subsidiary and Delta Connection carriers offer service to 382 destinations in 69 countries and serves more than 170 million passengers each year. Delta's marketing alliances allow customers to earn and redeem either SkyMiles or WorldPerks on more than 16,000 daily flights offered by SkyTeam and other partners. Delta's more than 70,000 employees worldwide are reshaping the aviation industry as the only U.S. airline to offer a full global network. Customers can check in for flights, print boarding passes and check bags and flight status at delta.com.
About Habitat for Humanity International
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry that welcomes to its work all people dedicated to the cause of eliminating poverty housing. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat has built more than 300,000 houses worldwide, providing simple, decent and affordable shelter for more than 1.5 million people. For more information, visit www.habitat.org.


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Future uncertain for Saints OLT Bushrod
A hole at left tackle will command the Saints' attention this offseason if they fail to re-sign OLT Jermon Bushrod.
NFC South Spin cycle: Tough test awaits suspect Falcons run 'D'
The Falcons came up short against the Bucs in a game where they nothing to gain, and the Panthers rallied against the Saints in Week 17.
Panthers defeat Saints to end year on four-game win streak
Drew Brees made more NFL history, but so did the Saints' defense in an undesirable way, and the Panthers rallied to a 44-38 victory Sunday.
Saints DE Smith will be back only at reduced rate
The Saints put questions about Sean Payton's future to rest with the announcement of his new contract, and one of the next big issues for the team to tackle will be its salary-cap situation.
Saints place Thomas on injured reserve
The Saints placed RB Pierre Thomas (knee) on injured reserve on Saturday.
Report: Saints, Payton agree to contract extension
The Saints and Sean Payton agreed in principle to a multi-year contract extension, according to Fox Sports' Jay Glazer.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons earn top seed, Bucs keep sinking
The Falcons clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC with their win over the Lions in Week 16. Meanwhile, the Bucs continued to implode.
Saints play spoiler in 34-31 victory over Cowboys
Garrett Hartley kicked a 20-yard field in overtime, and the Saints damaged Dallas' playoff hopes with a 34-31 victory against the Cowboys on Sunday.
Graham's contract will draw Saints' attention
TE Jimmy Graham will be entering his contract year in 2013 if he and the Saints don't work out an extension this offseason.
Key matchup: Saints defense vs. Cowboys RB DeMarco Murray
In Wednesday's key matchup, we look ahead to the Week 16 meeting between the Saints and Cowboys.
NFC South Spin cycle: Falcons not playing pretend
The Falcons bounced back in a big way Sunday as the Panthers stayed hot and the Saints dealt the Bucs a brutal loss.
Saints have to consider possibility of Payton's departure
The Saints don't want to lose Sean Payton this offseason, but they want to be compensated for his services if he departs.
Saints roll past Buccaneers 41-0
Drew Brees passed for 307 yards and four touchdowns, and the Saints recorded their first shutout since 1995 in a 41-0 victory over the Buccaneers.
Saints place S Jenkins on injured reserve
The Saints announced Saturday that they have placed FS Malcolm Jenkins and OT Charles Brown on injured reserve.
Saints coach: Witnesses lied in NFL investigation
Saints assistant head coach Joe Vitt said Thursday witnesses in the NFL's bounty investigation of the Saints lied about him and the organization.
Colston finished with five catches for 52 yards and two touchdowns in the Saints' season-ending loss to Carolina on Sunday.||||||| Colston finished with 83 catches for 1,154 yards and 10 touchdowns on the season.
Colston finished with a season-high 10 catches for 153 yards in the Saints' win over Dallas on Sunday.||||||| Colston has 78 catches for 1,102 yards and eight touchdowns on the season.
Colston has scored the 56th touchdown of his career and with New Orleans, surpassing Saints' all-time rusher Deuce McAllister for the club record. The wide receiver, a seventh-round draft choice out of Hofstra in 2006, surpassed McAllister with 10-yard reception over the middle in the second quarter of New Orleans' game against San Francisco on Sunday.||||||| The touchdown catch was Colston's eighth of the season and gave New Orleans a 14-7 lead over the 49ers in the second quarter. Colston entered the game with 6,961 career yards receiving, ranking third in Saints history behind Eric Martin (7,854) and Joe Horn (7,622). Colston also was third in catches coming in with 500, behind Martin (532) and Horn (523).
Colston finished with nine catches for 131 yards and three touchdowns during Sunday's 31-24 win over San Diego.||||||| Colston's big night gave him a franchise-record 52 TD catches with the Saints (1-4). After a very quiet first three games, Colston has hauled in 18 receptions for 284 yards and four TDs in his last two.
Colston caught nine passes for 153 yards a TD on Sunday.||||||| This is the type of game fantasy owners hope Colston can produce on a consistent bassis.


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Rod Carew is one of the most talented players to ever don a major league uniform. During his illustrious 19-year career he was selected to 18 All-Star teams. He is the all-time All-Star vote leader with 33 million votes - 6 million more than the runner-up. His career statistics explain why on January 8, 1991, he became only the 22nd player in history to be voted into baseball's Hall of Fame on the first ballot.
Rod had a lifetime batting average of .328 and averaged better than .300 for 15 consecutive seasons. He averaged .344 for the decade of the seventies.
In his 12 seasons with the Minnesota Twins, and seven with the California Angels, Rod amassed 3,053 career hits, twelfth on the all-time list at the time of his retirement. He won seven batting titles, a figure surpassed only by Ty Cobb, Tony Gwynn and Honus Wagner. Rod and Willie Mays are the only players in baseball history to be Rookie of the Year (1967), Most Valuable Player (1977), have 3,000 hits (1985) and be voted into the Hall of Fame (1991). He was also named the Roberto Clemente Award winner (1977) by Major League Baseball as the player who best exemplifies the game of baseball, sportsmanship and community involvement. He was only the third person to have his uniform (#29) retired by two teams.
Today, in addition to his charitable works, Rod is still actively involved in baseball. He is currently in his 10th season on the executive staff of the Minnesota Twins and his fourth with the Los Angeles Angels. He also works for the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball as a Special Advisor for International Player Development. In this role with Major League Baseball, Rod travels nationally and internationally to train and develop young hitters. In past years he visited locations as far away as Italy, Australia and Puerto Rico. Additionally, he was selected for the Chevrolet-sponsored Major League Baseball Latino Legends and to the Pepsi Max Field of Dreams teams as voted by the fans.
Rod Carew is a dedicated family man and successful businessman who continues to be a role model for all young people. During his career he was respected not only as a great talent, but as a class act in and out of uniform. He currently resides in Coto de Caza, California with his wife Rhonda and their family.


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By Amy Rodriguez/Times Sentinel columnist
Zionsville Times Sentinel
Last week I saw a headline about edible deodorant. My first thought was that it would be similar to other edible things one can buy at grown up toy store like undergarments. Gross. Of course, even though (or perhaps because) the idea grossed me out, I felt compelled to do some more research, and found the website for a product called Deo Perufme Candy.
The candy available in the United States via Amazon, isn't really a deodorant at all. The idea is that you eat four pieces of the candy, and then do an activity that makes you sweat. Then when you do start to glow, you will give off a smell of roses.
I have two thoughts about this idea. First, I do not wish to smell like a funeral parlor, which I believe I would if my sweat smelled like roses. Second, I have ingested enough of both garlic and tequila on occasion for them to come out in my sweat, so I am guessing that Deo Perfume Candy might actually work. Of course, I doubt that four pieces would be enough to create the desired effect. It always took a lot of garlic and alcohol to make it through the sweat glands.
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The state of Missouri is its own little country. So how could the University of Missouri ever fit into one conference or another?↵
Have a pretty good idea where Bootheel belongs, though:
Jason Chandler stands in the early afternoon sun, cotton lint clinging to his St. Louis Cardinals hat as he watches two industrial cotton pickers cut paths in a 120-acre field. It's harvest time in the western corner of Missouri's Bootheel, where the tea is sweet, the barbecued pork is topped with coleslaw, and the residents speak with a drawl that seems borrowed from the Mississippi Delta.↵
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Material Synthesis and Crystal Growth Facilities at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory from Fundamental Physics to ApplicationsEdith Bourret, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley
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AbstractThe ability to make new materials is often key to major progress in fundamental physics and numerous applications. In that context, I will present the versatile materials synthesis and crystal growth facilities developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory over the last 6 years and discuss their impact on science and applications using examples from the physics of superconductors, topological insulators and scintillator materials.
It is abundantly clear that the pace, scale, and sheer complexity of quantum materials research requires synthesis of new materials specifically designed and produced to test the hypothesis. The discovery of new forms of order in quantum materials, such as in the new class of Fe-based superconductors, is providing insights into competing spin, orbital, and lattice interactions that yield a multiplicity of nearly degenerate ground states and complex phase diagrams, providing new opportunities to settle long-standing superconductivity mysteries. Examples of new superconductors and topological insulators will be presented.
Applications-driven research also requires new materials and in the last few years, the pace of discovery of new scintillators has increased dramatically mainly due to the needs for domestic and international security. The multi-disciplinary approach used at LBNL for discovering scintillators for gamma detection that approach fundamental limits in terms of luminosity, energy resolution, stopping power and response time will be presented. This project has resulted in the discovery of dozens of new scintillators, the best of which have been grown as small crystals and has led to the discovery of some of the brightest known Eu-doped scintillators. In addition to applied research, systematic fundamental studies can be done based on the large number of characterized samples. This allows for determination of trends in optical properties of classes of compounds that can be used to engineer new materials with tailored properties.


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Grown Ups 2
- Release Date: July 12, 2013
- Genres: Comedy
- Cast: Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, David Spade, Salma Hayek, Maya Rudolph, Maria Bello, Nick Swardson
- Directors: Dennis Dugan
- Official Site: http://www.GrownUps2-Movie.com/
- Distributor: Sony Pictures
- Lenny has relocated his family back to the small town where he and his friends grew up. This time around, the grown ups are the ones learning lessons from their kids on a day notoriously full of surprises: the last day of school.
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New York Giants
Josh Brown - #3 - K
|6' 0"/ 202 lbs.
|Tulsa, OK
|Years played
|2003, 7th round, 8th pick by Seahawks
Giants' Ross might get his chance on special teams
Although CB Aaron Ross might be disappointed he's not starting on defense, he might get more opportunities to get on the field because of an injury elsewhere.
Giants claim WR-RS Davis off waivers
The Giants claimed WR-RS Chris Davis off waivers from Cincinnati on Wednesday. He could figure prominently as a punt and/or kickoff returner.
Giants cut five, including Aussie P Bond
The Giants waived five players — DB Vince Anderson, P Jy Bond, TE Carson Butler and LBs Lee Campbell and Micah Johnson — on Monday in order to create space on their roster for draft picks.
Giants lose Hixon to ACL injury for season
The Giants have lost RS-WR Domenik Hixon for the 2010 season with a torn ACL, suffered on the surface of the team's new Meadowlands stadium.
Keep an eye on Giants WR Barden
Second-year WR Ramses Barden, who had a strong training camp as a rookie but barely made a ripple when the games counted, has re-emerged this offseason.
Brother of Giants' Kiwanuka critically injured
The brother of Giants DE Mathias Kiwanuka was critically injured Friday in Indianapolis when his motorcycle struck a car. Mathias, who was riding a separate motorcycle, avoided the car and escaped injury.
Giants' Ross back in fold, but as starter?
CB Aaron Ross returns to cornerback after a tough 2009 season, but he'll have a battle to regain a starting spot with Terrell Thomas coming off a strong season.
Giants TE Boss to undergo surgery
The Giants announced that TE Kevin Boss will undergo an arthroscopic procedure on his right ankle Monday.
Source: Giants no longer shopping Cofield
After he thwarted a deal with New Orleans during the draft, unsigned Giants NT Barry Cofield is no longer on the trading block, a league source told NFL.com Thursday.
Giants WR Hagan signs tender
Giants WR Derek Hagan has signed his restricted free-agent tender, one year at $1.176 million.
Feds: Taylor admits to sex acts with girl
Hall of Fame LB Lawrence Taylor has admitted to paying for sex with a 16-year-old girl, according to a criminal complaint filed Friday by federal prosecutors against the alleged pimp for the runaway girl.
Hall of Famer Taylor arrested on rape charge
The Journal News of New York's Hudson Valley is reporting that ex-Giants great Lawrence Taylor has been arrested for a felony rape charge involving an attack on a 15-year-old girl.
Vets feeling heat with rookies on board
The draft is in the rearview mirror, but here are five veteran players who could be looking over their shoulders with rookies gunning for their jobs.
Giants set for the unknown at punter
With the retirement of P Jeff Feagles, the Giants will go into this season unsure of their punting situation.
Feagles makes retirement from Giants official
Jeff Feagles retired from the NFL on Friday, ending a 22-year career that saw him never miss a single game with his five teams.
The Giants on Wednesday announced that they had signed 11-year veteran Josh Brown.||||||| The 34-year-old Brown played four games with Cincinnati last season after Mike Nugent was hurt. He also has played with Seattle and St. Louis, scoring more than 1,000 points. He joins former Dallas Cowboy David Buehler and first-year kicker Jake Rogers on the Giants' roster.
Brown connected on all four of his field goal tries for the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, including that 52-yarder in the third quarter of a 20-19 loss to Dallas. The Cowboys won it with a field goal of their own as time ran out.||||||| For Brown, it was a solid first step in trying to show the rest of the NFL that he's not finished. The 4-for-4 performance just might jump-start his career, even if it turns out to be his only game with Cincinnati. The Bengals needed a kicker on short notice when Mike Nugent hurt his right calf during practice last week.
Brown is kicking for the Cincinnati Bengals against the Dallas Cowboys, taking the place of injured Mike Nugent.||||||| Nugent hurt his right calf during practice on Wednesday. He was inactive on Sunday against Dallas, opening the way for Brown - signed during the week - to take his place.
The Bengals have signed kicker Brown to fill in for the injured Mike Nugent, who hurt his right calf and didn't practice Wednesday.||||||| Brown played five seasons with Seattle and four with St. Louis. He kicked for the Jets in preseason and was released on Aug. 27.
The Jets have cut Brown, giving Nick Folk the job after a tight competition.||||||| Brown, signed in May after being released by St. Louis, was 21 for 28 on field goals last season. The move Monday allows Brown to potentially hook on with another team before the end of the preseason schedule this week.


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The Spokane Chiefs have returned from a difficult trip to the west side of the state Tuesday.
The Chiefs lost to the Seattle Thunderbirds 6-4 in a game that looked like it could have gone to either team until Seattle took a 5-3 lead in the middle of the third period. The game moved the Thunderbirds within one win of sharing third place with the Chiefs. The Chiefs record stands at 6-3 while the Thunderbirds are 5-3.
Unfortunately that was not the worst part of the Chiefs' trip to Seattle. 20-year-old forward Blake Gal suffered a leg injury in the game and will be unable to play for quite some time.
SWX spoke to Gal and he said his knee ligament is hanging on by a thread. There is currently no timetable for his return. Check back here for more information as it becomes available.
The Chiefs will play their first game without Gal on Friday against the visiting Thunderbirds. The puck drops at 7:05pm.
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By Maureen Hayden
CNHI Statehouse Bureau
Two years after banning the children of undocumented immigrants from paying in-state tuition rates at the state's public universities, Indiana legislators are debating whether to roll back that prohibition.
The Republican-controlled Senate has already passed a bill that would partially roll back the ban, to cover students who started college when the 2011 law went into effect.
But now, some members of the House Committee on Education, including its influential Republican chairman, Rep. Bob Behning of Indianapolis, want to clear the path to college for more immigrant children.
Behning wants to expand Senate Bill 207 to allow the children of undocumented immigrants to pay the same tuition rate at the state's public universities as other Indiana residents do.
Under an amendment he proposed Thursday in committee, those children would have to meet certain conditions to qualify. Among them: They'd have to start attending high school in Indiana as a freshman, graduate on time with at least a C average, and have no criminal record.
"We'd be holding them to a higher standard than we do other Hoosiers," Behning said.
Behning's committee heard testimony on the bill Thursday. The bill is scheduled for a committee vote next Tuesday.
Supporters of Behning's proposal said children shouldn't be priced out of college because their parents decided to immigrate illegally. They pointed out that under the new federal Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, a vast majority of undocumented children won't be deported.
"Look into your hearts and ask, 'What are we doing to these kids?'" said Rep. Rebecca Kubacki, the first Republican Hispanic in the Indiana General Assembly and a sponsor of Senate Bill 207. "These kids didn't break the law, their parents did."
But opponents argued the state shouldn't be subsidizing a college education for the children of people who violated immigration laws.
Rep. Jim Lucas, a freshman Republican from Seymour, said the state's ban on in-state tuition for undocumented students doesn't bar them from attending college, it just charges them the much higher out-of-state rate.
Angela Hicks, one of the hundreds of students impacted by the 2011 ban, disagreed. Hicks was brought here by her parents illegally when she was 11, graduated with honors from high school and had a 4.0 grade point average when she dropped out of Indiana University in 2011 because she couldn't afford to pay the out-of-state rate of $26,000.
"That $26,000? That's more than my mom and I make combined," Hicks said.
Senate Bill 207 and Behning's amendment are politically volatile. Several members of the House education committee have told the bill backers that while they support the bill and the proposed changes, they fear the political repercussions when they run for re-election.
The bill has raised the ire — and the organizing power — of some Tea Party members and anti-immigration groups. Cheree Calabro, co-founder of IFIRE (Indiana Federation for Immigration Reform & Enforcement) voiced her anger about the bill during Thursday's committee hearing.
She said illegals had invaded the state, were competing for scarce jobs, had broken the immigration laws and were now asking to be treated like other citizens. "Please explain to me why they get to lobby you?" she asked committee members.
As of Thursday, support for the bill and Behning's amendment appeared split, and bill backers were concerned the legislation might not make it out committee.
Kubacki pleaded for support: "This is a huge decision. It affects the lives of children," she said, before asking the committee to send the bill to the full House.
Thirteen states have already passed laws that allow the children of undocumented immigrants to pay in-state college tuition rates. The legislatures in Oregon and Colorado recently passed similar laws.
Maureen Hayden covers the Statehouse for the CNHI newspapers in Indiana. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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PLATTSBURGH — Marie Flora Tremblay, 93, of Champlain, died Saturday, May 4, at CVPH Medical Center's Skilled Nursing Facility, with loving family by her side.
She was born in Champlain on Feb. 25, 1920, daughter of John and Delia (Mesec) Belrose.
She is survived by three daughters, Pauline Marie Brindisi of Rouses Point, Audrey Ann "Dee Dee" Brown and husband, Ronald, of Chazy, and Donna Deane Gero of Champlain; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Arsene N. Tremblay, died in 1978.
She was predeceased by six sisters, Harriet Favreau, Bertha Mesec, Madeline Burl, Lydia Matott, Dora Glaude and Mary Matott; and six brothers, John, Adolph, Abraham, Albert, Jerome and Roland Belrose.
Marie owned and operated Riverside Garage restaurant in Chazy, was an antique dealer and a seamstress who sewed wedding gowns and other clothing; among her clientele was legendary vocalist Kate Smith.
She worked very hard all her life, even as a child. Summers, she, some of her siblings and her father harvested blueberries on the Flat Rock in Altona; she always remembered with fondness visits there from Chazy philanthropist William H. Miner, whom she called "Uncle."
Marie's faith was deep and abiding. For many years, she led prayer meetings.
A graveside service will take place, rain or shine, at 1 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, in St. Mary's Parish Cemetery on Church Street in Champlain. A reception will follow at Time After Time Reception (the former American Legion hall), 127 Elm Street in Champlain.
In lieu of flowers, donations in Marie's memory may be made to Champlain EMS, 162 Elm St., Champlain NY 12919.
Arrangements are with M.B. Clark Funeral Home in Champlain.


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Neptune Beach Elem. has a staff of caring individuals ..... teachers and program sponsors, including scouts and patrols at the 5th grade level. I signed in as a parent but actually am a great grand mother and assist in afterschool pick up and as many fund raisers as I am able.
This school is such a disappointment. They failed to acknowledge issues my daughter had been diagnosed with and said that until she failed there was nothing they could do - even worse her 3rd grade teacher picked on her for said issues in front of her whole class!! The best decision I ever made was pulling her out of Neptune.
My daughter is starting kindergarten this year and she just loves it! The teachers here are great and make learning so fun for the kids! Even the bus drivers are awesome! I've met with most of the staff and so far there isn't anyone I don't like!
this school was wonderful to go to as k-5 student there I loved the experience. the staff was amazing, I could tell they all had a genuine love of children.
I went to neptune beach el. for 5 years and the school has great kind teachers that will give your kids a amazing experience and prepare them for each grade. It is a safe school that has many saftey patrols to whatchover the young students and a group of great staff at command. They have great teachers at each grade,in my opinion mrs.vicky kennedy is the best teacher of this schools staff and is good with all her students.
I love this school. My son has grown so much here thanks to the caring, well trained staff. A real family feel for all.
Great school, great teachers, fantastic ESE staff! Hoping the new leadership for 2010-2011 school year promotes a fresh new attitude of teamwork towards staff, parents and most especially, the students.
This has been an excellent school with fabulous teachers. Their extended day program has also been exceptional. I feel my child has gotten as good of sn education here,as when he has attended private schools.
This is our first year at Neptune Beach. I have one child in 3rd grade and one in 5th. I heard so many good things about this school, and I keep trying to have a positive outlook, but it's fading fast as the year comes to a close. My 3rd grader has been fortunate enough to have wonderful teachers who have worked with her and are a pleasure to deal with. And my 5th grader, fortunately, has two teachers; otherwise the year would be a total loss. His homeroom teacher is just a waste of time. I've made only one attempt to conference with the principal, but have yet, after almost two weeks, to receive an appointment. Most of the staff are parent-friendly, which has helped, but I have had occasions where a teacher and the asst. principal have been disrespecful. So I'm trying to keep an open mind ...
I have a child that attends Neptune Beach Elementary in grade K. I am becoming less and less happy with this school. I find that some of the staff including the Assistant Principal Bonnie Palmer speak to parents and students with disrespect and disregard for their feelings. They seem very agitated and unhappy with their jobs. They really need to change their attitudes or find other work. When it comes to homework for grade K there is a lack of communication. The best thing about this school is that my son has many friends.
Neptune Beach has provided my child with a loving and caring environment to learn! A++
Neptune Beach Elementary School gives the students there the very best there is to offer in education and caring help from the faculty.
Hi..I was a student at this school for my whole Elementary school years. The teachers are great! When they teach, the compare something to something totally ridiculous. But kids will remember these ridiculous things! They are very good teachers. And the students there are so smart! The principal is the best principal you could ever have.
Not to happy with the assisgnments in Grade K. Neptune Beach sends home plenty of flyers but they implemented a rule that grade K does not get homework. What they get instead is a calendar of random activies to do. So in any case I as the parent have no idea what subject, letter or number they are working on in class. This is hendering for me because if I knew what the activies for the week were I could re-enforce them at home. I know that Duval County has School Notes where the teacher can utilize the web to let us know the weekly activities. This would still utilize the money savings with paper but still inform us on how we can help as parents. So far not to happy.
We love this school!! A++++ The special needs teachers are awsome!!!
This is a great school! My kid attends an ESE class. Teachers and therapists are excellent. There is a lot of communication between teachers and parents. My kid loves it.
I love this school. I'm very pleased with it. I've never had a bad experience with anyone here.
My kids attended NBE this past year and we love it. The principal is awesome and I can not say enough about all the teachers. The teachers care about the kids and make learning fun. I am very impressed. My second grader required a little extra help in reading and math and they were able to give it to her.
This is my daughters first year at Neptune Beach and we both love it! She likes her teachers as well as I. I like the fact that the school has so many different programs for the students to get involved in.
The school is one of the best in the area. Caring teachers, great location.
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I'm in a situation where my application needs to reach a remote server and grab some data from it. It only happens when a user submits a specific form on my website.
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I can trust remote server. So I was wondering if it would be ok to simply do the following:
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Study art history and Buddhism across northern India on the Tibetan Plateau.
Learn inside and outside the classroom.
This program infuses learning in traditional and nontraditional formats as students travel from Delhi across remote areas of northern India. In-classroom lectures are interspersed with site visits, Hindi language classes in overnight camps, hikes, treks, picnics, and painting excursions.
Explore Vajrayana Buddhism.
Students examine the unique Vajrayana Buddhist culture, which has nourished a rich, visual tradition in sculpture, painting, and architecture.
Study rare art and art history in remote and beautiful areas of Indic Asia.
Students visit monasteries built into mountainsides as they learn about the ancient civilizations that once thrived in the Himalayas. The program engages with those who have reconstructed this history, those who are creating new history, and those who preserve the art that remains.
Travel the road across northern India on the Tibetan Plateau.
The program travels through the valleys of Spiti, Ladakh, and Zanskar, situated on the Tibetan Plateau, with an average elevation between 11,000 and 12,000 feet. The group crosses high-altitude passes close to 18,000 feet in elevation.
Students discover how Spiti, Ladakh, and Zanskar are regions that remain culturally intact, their ancient monasteries and distinctive secular communities vibrant and creative. Often referred to as "Little Tibet," the region has been an important part of Buddhist and Silk Road culture for hundreds of years. Many of these areas have only recently become accessible by road.
See the stunning natural landscape and unique wildlife of the western Himalayas.
Besides having a spectacular natural landscape, the western Himalayan area is also significant for its unusual wildlife, including the Himalayan wild ass (kiang), wild yak, ibex, golden marmot, and blue sheep (bharal). Many unusual birds, including the Himalayan snowcock and the enormous lammergeier and griffon vultures, are also seen in the region.
Lecturers and Contributors
- The program's lectures are presented by the Central Institute of Buddhist Studies in Choglamsar, one of the preeminent centers for Tibetan Buddhist studies in India.
- The program's academic director, Dr. Mary Storm, is a Buddhist art history scholar with many years of experience in this northern region of India. She will give some of the lectures along with other scholars and professors at the Central Institute of Buddhist Studies.
Independent Study Period
Near the end of the program, students are given a short independent period to research and write a research paper related to Himalayan Buddhist art and architecture. This provides a chance for students to sum up and evaluate their experiences and think deeply about Himalayan Buddhist art and architecture. Some students opt to join a trek to visit the 11th-century monastery of Sumda Chen, where they complete a site visit of plans, drawings, and assessment.
Duration: 6 weeks
Program Base: Leh
Prerequisites: None required, but a background in history, Asian studies, religious studies, architecture, or art history is strongly recommended. Read more...
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The Hang Ten Grill is located in Carolina Beach at 308 South Lake Park Boulevard just north of the Carolina Beach Lake, give them a call at (910) 458-5959.
Hang Ten Grill is offering some amazing Daily Specials that will please both the pallet and wallet! Saturdays and Sundays enjoy the weekend with .60¢ wings, wash it down with a $10 five-count domestic beer bucket or $12 Import Beer Bucket. Monday's is "Hang Ten Monday" where you can enjoy $5 Hang Ten Burgers or Hang Ten Chicken Sandwiches and $2 Drafts. Tuesday's enjoy a packed full Chicken or Philly Cheese steaks for $5 and $8.99 Domestic Pitcher or $11.99 import and craft pitchers. Wednesday's try out the $5 Wings and Nacho plate, half priced bottles of Wine and $2 domestic drafts. Thursday's enjoy a Ham or Turkey Panini for $5 and $2.75 Fat Tire, UFO and Pacifico Drafts. Fridays are KIDS NIGHT, all kids meals are half off and include dessert! Adults enjoy $2 Drafts or half Priced House Wine.
The Hang Ten Grill is located in Carolina Beach at 308 South Lake Park Boulevard just north of the Carolina Beach Lake. They are open Monday from 8am to 9pm, Tuesday from 11am to 9pm, Wednesday and Thursday from 8am to 9pm, Friday from 8am to 10pm, Saturday 7:00am to 10:00pm and Sunday from 7am to 9pm. If you would like to find out more or to place an order to pick up please give them a call at (910) 458-5959. They offer free WiFi connection for their customers. You can also find out more about Hang Ten Grill on their website at www.HangTenGrill.com. You can also find them on Facebook. Become a fan of the Hang Ten Grill and receive the latest updates about everything happening at the Hang Ten Grill including specials. The Hang Ten Grill is a member of the Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce.


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"Our mission had definitely changed since we started. We started digging out deep wells and fortunately we don't have to do that anymore but as other needs of islanders became known deep well stepped up to the plate and helped them with whatever the immediate emergency was," said Director of Deep Well Project Betsy Doughtie.
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Kathy Bates
The actress was diagnosed in July 2012 and underwent a double mastectomy. "I don't miss my breasts as much as I miss Harry's Law," she tweeted with the announcement.
Ann Romney
In 2008, the wife of former governor Mitt Romney announced that she had been diagnosed with an early stage of the disease. She recently tweeted, "I had my check-up yesterday, and am celebrating three years of being cancer-free."
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The British actress was treated for her breast cancer halfway through filming Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the sixth film in the franchise. She wore a wig for the role and went on to finish her performance in the final film in 2011.
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When the Olympic skater's cancer was detected in 1998, she had a lumpectomy and radiation. Now a winemaker, proceeds from Fleming's wine are donated to breast cancer research and awareness.
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The star of NBC's Up All Night was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008 at the age of 38. After discovering that she carried the BRCA gene, she decided to get a double masectomy to prevent relapse. She has since shared her story publicly on Oprah and founded her own charity, Right Action for Women (RAW), which helps women receive proper screening for prevention.
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In June 2009—just as she was about to appear on a new NBC series, Parenthood—Tierney was diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite having spent hundreds of hours playing a physician, she had never been comfortable with medicine in real life.
"I was so, so scared of going to the doctor," the 45-year-old actress told PARADE magazine. "I felt something, and my boyfriend at the time made me go. He said, 'You've got to take care of this,' because I was afraid. That's one thing I will say: Don't be afraid to go to the damn doctor. Just go!"
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The Good Morning America anchor announced on the show in 2007 that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, and publicly chronicled her experience on the show, shocking viewers when she stopped wearing a wig to hide her hair loss while undergoing chemotherapy. Her breast cancer has since gone into remission, and she's remained an awareness activist.
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She has become a dedicated advocate and product spokesperson (she's especially involved in the Liv-Kit, a breast self-examination product), as well as a general advocate for holistic health and partial owner of Australia's Gaia Retreat and Spa.
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Kim Novak
The 79-year-old actress learned she had the disease after a routine annual mammogram in 2010. Her manager told The Hollywood Reporter that the cancer was caught early.
"All her doctors say she is in fantastic physical shape and should recover very well," her manager told the magazine, adding that Novak stays fit by working out with a trainer three times a week and riding horses daily.
Sheryl Crow
She was treated with minimally invasive surgery and chemotherapy, and has since become very active in fundraising and building awareness of the disease.
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The fashion designer is now cancer-free and takes part in fundraising events. She also creates one-of-a-kind items that are auctioned off for charity.
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The Sex and the City star was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2006, but didn't go public with her battle until 2008, when she told her story on Good Morning America. She's since become a breast cancer awareness advocate and ambassador for the Susan G. Komen Foundation.
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Jaclyn Smith
Diagnosed with the disease in 2002, the Charlie's Angels star has this advice for anyone facing breast cancer: Don't go it alone. "I believe in the power of girlfriends," Smith told Prevention magazine. "I believe that family and friends, and especially other women, can make a profound difference during cancer treatment."
Carly Simon
Singer-songwriter and '70s icon Carly Simon found that her breast cancer diagnosis in 1997 gave her life a focal point. "I feel stronger and more vital than ever," she told the New York Daily News. "When you actually have a battle, it's better than when you don't know how to fight."
Brigitte Bardot
The famous French actress was diagnosed with breast cancer in the early '80s.
Richard Roundtree
The Shaft star is one of the few male celebrities to be diagnosed with breast cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute, male breast cancer makes up less than one percent of all cases of breast cancer.
Kate Jackson
The Charlie's Angel star was diagnosed and treated twice, once in 1987 and again in 1989. She told People magazine in 1992, " I had to decide whether I wanted to live or to die. And if you choose life, as I did, it's never the same."
Ruby Dee
The legendary actress has been a breast cancer survivor for more than 30 years.
Ann Jillian
A popular actress during the 1980s, Jillian has been an advocate for breast cancer research and prevention since her diagnosis in 1985.
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The former U.S. Supreme Court Justice found out she had breast cancer in 1988. She bravely returned to work within a week after having a mastectomy. O'Connor served on the Supreme Court until resigning in 2006 at the age of 75.
The pop singer was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 29, which helped raise awareness of the disease in young women.
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Judge Stephen Bowers is happy he is returning to the Superior Court 2 bench in Elkhart County.
Bowers, a Republican incumbent, defeated Democrat challenger Phillip Hesch Tuesday night. The coming six-year judicial term will be Bowers' second in Superior Court 2.
"I am very happy with the results and the support I have in the community," Bowers said. "I am looking forward to another six years. It would have been a long day in my jury trial as a lame duck. I am really happy with the results."
Bowers said his judicial philosophy is to treat all defendants who appear before him, whether they are wealthy or indigent, with the same respect.
"My experience has been that if you consistently treat people with respect, they respond well," Bowers said.
He said he is also proud to be part of the Superior Court 2 judicial tradition, which stretches back over three other judges. The first judge to hold the office was Stanley Raymer, a Democrat, who Bowers said, "was a gentleman and a fine legal scholar." He said the other judges, William Bontrager and Judge Stephen Platt, who held the office for 24 years. "These people set a very high standard in the job and I hope to live up to it."
Asked if campaigning as a judicial candidate was difficult, Bowers laughed, saying his only campaign expense was $400 for pens to hand out.
"It all worked out and I am pleased," Bowers said.
In the only other Elkhart County judicial race, Republican David Bonfiglio, judge of Superior Court 6 was unopposed and was re-elected.
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In other election night news, Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller won re-election as the state government's top lawyer.
The Republican defeated Democratic nominee Kay Fleming to win a second four-year term.
Zoeller has overseen distribution of millions of dollars from the state to victims of last year's deadly Indiana State Fair stage rigging collapse.
He's defended in court a GOP-backed state law seeking to cut off much of Planned Parenthood's government funding and joined other Republican state attorneys general in challenging the federal health care overhaul.
But he's drawn the ire of some Republicans for declining to defend disputed portions of Indiana's immigration law in federal court following a Supreme Court ruling invalidating a similar measure in Arizona.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Students who use subsidized Stafford Loans to pay for school are seeing no relief tonight from inflated interest rates.
The Senate failed on Wednesday to advance a proposal meant to rein in the spiking student loan rates.
Lawmakers missed a July 1 deadline that would have kept interest rates locked in at 3.4 percent. Instead, those rates doubled.
The bill that would lower those rates to the original mark needs 60 votes in senate to pass. On Wednesday, it received only 51 votes.
The Democrat proposed bill faces criticism from Republicans, who say this 'quick fix' does not address the broader issue.


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