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Tuscan country estate in the prestigious, guard gated community of Bell Canyon. Just completed in 2008, this home features over 7,000 square feet of luxury living space, gourmet kitchen which includes 6 Burner Viking cooktop with griddle and wok, 2 double ovens with warming trough, wine refrigerator, a sumptous master bedroom, pool level bonus suite,Elan g! home automation system, Lutron lighting control system, a Jandy Pool automation system, multiple surveillance cameras allowing remote control of home functions from anywhere in the world and jaw dropping city light and canyon views. All full bathrooms equipped with phone and flat screen TV. All rain gutters are antique finish copper. Only the finest materials were used with travertine flooring, extensive use of marble throughout, 3 zone A/C and flat screen TV and telephone in every full bath.
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HUGE PRICE REDUCTION!! A rare offering of this masterfully crafted Contemporary by noted Architect Ray Kang. Architecturally inspiring in both appearance and function, this estate radiates a true serenity while conveying an unmistakable sense of strength and volume. Exterior and interior transitional spaces create an effortless capacity to entertain. The Architect thoughtfully placed this home showcasing the sprawling grounds studded by an ancient oak grove and framed by a seasonal creek. An endless number of vantage points throughout the estate take in this incredible natural setting, all of which are nothing short of breathtaking. Equally stunning are the views of the home itself, as architectural and landscape elements serve as artistic expressions. Once inside you are taken by the walls and ceilings of glass flooding the home with natural light. The open floor plan provides the perfect scale for large scale entertaining while retaining a sense of intimacy and comfort for everyday living. Community features include: Twenty-four hour guard gate, Private park, Miles of trails for hiking or horseback riding, Equestrian center, Tennis courts, Organized children?s events, Community clubhouse.
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Custom Mediterranean hideaway perched at the end of a long driveway offering the ultimate in privacy & calming views of the hillside and city. Attention to detail is evident throughout w/ high ceilings, custom molding, travertine floors, skylights & furniture style cabinetry. Gourmet kitchen incl a 6 burner Wolf range w/ pot filler, Subzero refrig, center island w/ sink, granite countertops. The backyard features a 400 sqft covered outdoor kitchen w/ BBQ, sink, refrig & fireplace & sits adjacent to a Roman style pool & spa w/ shallow lounging areas on both sides & a grassy play area. Upstairs are 5 bdrms, 5 baths & a media/playroom which can be accessed from either of 2 staircases. This home is located within the Las Virgenes School District (Round Meadow,AC Stelle,Calabasas High)- Bell Canyon has its own Childrens Theatre Grp, monthly family activities, clubs & school bus service. This home has a wonderful floor plan which can suit any family. This, together with the offerings of the community and the schools make it a must see property.
This 2 acre estate sits on arguably one Bell Canyon finest home sites. A long private drive leads up to up to this dramatic architectural estate set upon its own private promontory offering amazing 360 degree views of sparkling city lights and serene canyon vistas. This incredible estate offers every amenity you could want including 5500 square foot main house with dramatic views from throughout, a freeform stack stone pool with water fall, Inviting 850 square foot guest house with vaulted beamed ceilings, a championship tennis court, a 3 car garage with workshop and a separate freestanding 2 car garage with RV parking. The main house has been meticulously maintained and pride of ownership can be found throughout. Come and see one of the most dramatic home sites in Bell Canyon with every feature you would expect in a true estate property.
Absolutely Stunning!!!. Welcome to this brand new magnificent estate with fabulous canyon and mountain views. Situated on one acre with 5 bedroom suites and 5.5 bathrooms on a cul-de-sac, this gorgeous home has a completely open and spacious layout where every room exemplifies the extraordinary landscape. The gourmet kitchen features a large center island with seating for 6-8, granite countertops and Viking appliances. The spacious dining room contains a wine closet while the family and living room are open with cozy fireplaces and unobscured views. The master suite has a sitting area and fireplace, state of the art master bath with spa tub, walk-in closet while taking in the stunning views on the peaceful balcony. Three additional bedrooms upstairs each with their own bath as well as one bedroom and bath downstairs for the occasional overnight guests. Outside, enjoy the wonderful yard with grassy area, huge infinity pool with spa, attached sunken barbecue center with fire pit and seating area surrounded by tremendous canyon views. Additionally, unimproved property sits below the main house.
This spectacular custom built view home is situated on a cul-de-sac in guard gated Bell Canyon close to hiking trails! Enter through double iron doors to the foyer with 2 story ceilings and iron staircase with travertine stairs. The step down living room has high ceilings and a custom marble fireplace. The formal dining & living rooms have coffered ceilings. Surround sound and travertine floors are throughout much of this home. The kitchen has a large center island, wood cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances. The kitchen opens to the spacious family room with French doors that lead to a grassy play yard. The private office/6th bedroom has a separate entrance. Five spacious bedrooms upstairs. Gorgeous bathrooms with wood cabinets & extensive use of tumbled marble, granite and travertine! The luxurious master suite has fireplace. The master bathroom has a spa tub surrounded in marble, double stone sinks, travertine floors, walk in closet & wonderful private balcony! Many French doors & windows bring the outside in with incredible views of Santa Monica Mountain Conservancy and beyond. Plenty of room for parking plus a 3 car garage. The spectacular entertainers yard has an infinity pool, spa, and built in BBQ. Las Virgenes Schools!
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The summer warblers have finally shown up. I think I know what this is, wing bars, yellow spectacles and a white belly. Any confirmation would be appreciated. Thanks
Started by Callie Cat, May 15 2012 03:33 AM
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Posted 15 May 2012 - 03:37 AM
Looks like a Yellow-throated Vireo to me, with that chunky bill.
Posted 15 May 2012 - 03:40 AM
I totally agree. I was in warbler finding mode.
Posted 15 May 2012 - 05:07 PM
Agreed with Yelllow-throated Vireo with that honker of a bill. I'd take that bird over most warblers any day of the week!
Latest lifer: Pine Siskin (finally)
Posted 15 May 2012 - 06:09 PM
Looks like a Yellow-throated Vireo as I just got mine last week with help of the pros on this site. Where was this located?
Thank you for your time !
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Posted 15 May 2012 - 08:17 PM
Adore707, make a trip to Alabama this time of year, and I would be happy to find you dozens! So long as you help me out in Michigan with some of your winter birds, should I make it up there that time of year!
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4:20am Tuesday 23rd October 2012 in News By Patrick Knox, Senior Reporter
A 30-YEAR-OLD woman was forced into hiding by a man who claimed she was his long-lost daughter, a court heard.
Soon after a chance meeting on a bus, Nigel Perren followed the woman and began harassing her for the next three weeks This included sending rambling letters to her at her home as well as presents including a painting, Southampton magistrates heard.
The court was told how Perren, 41, was mentally ill, although no pre-sentence psychiatric report had been prepared as he did not cooperate.
However, since being on remand he was taking his medication to stabilise his moods.
District judge Anthony Callaway said: "This was a very serious matter because it resulted in the complainant having to leave home with her daughter to get away.
"Saying it was your daughter was thoroughly offensive to her and caused her considerable distress.
"People are entitled to live without harassment, although I believe that you are suffering from individual mental health problems."
Judge Callaway jailed Perren for three months, but stepped back from imposing a restraining order because that might lead to Perren finding out where the woman lived.
Perren, 41, of Heath Gardens, Netley, pleaded guilty to harassing the woman during April of this year.
Defending himself after sacking his solicitor, Perren said he had nothing to say, although he later added: "I think prison is not going to help very much".
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8:38am Tue 23 Oct 12
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9:49am Tue 23 Oct 12
rudolph_hucker says...
No wonder mental health still has a taboo surrounding it when there are nutters like this out there on the streets.
10:07am Tue 23 Oct 12
Ted Rogers says...
rudolph_hucker wrote:'No wonder Mental Health still has a taboo surrounding it' when two idiots like you make such ridiculous statements.
So he reckoned he was a Dad at 11?
No wonder mental health still has a taboo surrounding it when there are nutters like this out there on the streets.
A man with obvious and proven mental health issues, whilst mitigating in his own defence, says to the judge that he doesn't feel prison will help him then gets put into the penal system.
10:08am Tue 23 Oct 12
Vonnie says...
rudolph_hucker wrote:It has the taboo for the very reason that people like you make such offensive descriptive comments.
So he reckoned he was a Dad at 11? Jeez. No wonder mental health still has a taboo surrounding it when there are nutters like this out there on the streets. Scary.
The man obviously needs help but he is not going to get it in prison, and probably not at all until a tragedy happens.
10:21am Tue 23 Oct 12
Shoong says...
Inform Al wrote:'Looney bins' as you put it have no place in civilised society.
Take it the looney bins are full up or closed down. After what Dave said yesterday I'd of thought something a bit better than filling up our prison system would have been on the cards.
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Anquan Boldin caught eight passes for 142 yards and three touchdowns, and the Ravens rallied to a 24-17 victory Sunday.
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NFL fines Harbaugh
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was a little too animated during Sunday's loss to the Bengals. ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that Harbaugh will be fined for making contact with an official.
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Mike Nugent made a career-high five kicks, two of them in the closing minutes Sunday, and Cincinnati's up-to-the-challenge defense made it hold up for a 15-10 victory over the Ravens.
Johnson has been ruled out of Sunday's game against New England, a blow to a secondary that might also be without starting free safety Michael Huff.||||||| Johnson injured his hamstring early in last week's win over the New York Jets and hasn't practiced this week.
Johnson, a free-agent cornerback, signed with the Oakland Raiders this week.||||||| Johnson made 23 tackles in 14 games for St. Louis in 2005. He signed with Kansas City before last season, but did not appear in any regular-season games.
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THREE Jamaican companies were part of a team of eight winners of the Caribbean-wide 2012 IDEAS Energy Innovation contest. They are Echos Consulting, which presented a proposal called Caribshare Biogas; The Family Garden, which proposed a project on community hydroponics farming with solar energy; and Caribbean ESCO Ltd, which proposed creating an energy-efficient hybrid solar agro-products dryer, utilising alternative renewable energy and liquid desiccant technology.
The winners, which were announced at a meeting at the Terra Nova Hotel in Kingston, Tuesday, were each awarded grants of up to US$200,000 to develop their proposed projects. This comes to a total of approximately US$1.5 million.
In addition to grant funding, the winners -- which included a Belizean national, two Surinamese and two Haitians -- will receive technical and business development support to implement or scale up their ideas, as well as access to other experts, policymakers, institutions and potential financial partners.
IDEAS is a competition designed to identify and develop innovative, renewable energy solutions that have local or regional benefits, such as job creation and a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. It is supported financially by UKAid, UK-based non-profit organisation Global Village Energy Partnership International, the Inter-American Development Bank and the Government of South Korea.
Minister of Science, Technology, Energy, and Mining Phillip Paulwell has congratulated the winners and has praised the sponsors for having recognised that what is preventing more innovation is a lack of resources and capital.
"Not every one of these [projects] will become a multimillion-dollar project, but trust me, we will get one or two out of them, and certainly it will provide for our people demonstrations," he said.
He said 90 per cent of Jamaica's exports are still raw material-based and only six per cent "high-tech". He said this could be due to an inadequate policy guiding science, technology and innovation in the island, a lack of effective national innovation systems, a weak innovation culture, and comparatively less science, technology and innovation in the island.
Paulwell said the process to develop Jamaica's strategic Science, Technology and Innovation Programme has formally started and is going apace. The programme, supported by the International Development Bank, has a list of criteria including adding value to goods and services, improving efficiency of commodities, such as fuel and food, enhancing health and wellness and providing small and micro-enterprises with a competitive edge.
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3/5 rDev -16%
06-05-2014 22:00:19 | More by TX-Badger
3.25/5 rDev -9%
06-03-2014 22:54:37 | More by TheBeer
3.75/5 rDev +5%
02-28-2014 04:42:31 | More by emwild12
3.75/5 rDev +5%
02-25-2014 16:52:30 | More by Inglewood
3.25/5 rDev -9%
02-08-2014 03:41:26 | More by 773-F-I-B
3.48/5 rDev -2.5%
12 ounce bottle into tulip glass, best before 1/2014. Pours light hazy deep orange copper color with a 1-2 finger dense light khaki head with good retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Nice soapy lacing clings around the glass. Aromas of caramel, biscuit, toast, raisin, brown sugar, pear, apple, light grape, herbal, floral, and yeast earthiness. Ok aromas with solid balance of malt and yeast ester notes; but they are very muted. Taste of big caramel, toast, biscuit, brown sugar, toffee, raisin, pear, apple, herbal, floral, light pepper, and yeast earthiness. Lingering notes of caramel, toast, biscuit, brown sugar, toffee, raisin, pear, apple, light pepper, herbal, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a while. Good balance, complexity, and robustness of malt and fruity/earthy yeast flavors; with some lightly cloying sweetness after the finish. Medium carbonation and very full bodied; with a creamy, slick, and slightly syrupy mouthfeel that is good. Alcohol is moderately well hidden with only a small warming present after the finish. Overall this is a pretty solid imperial oktoberfest. Decent balance/complexity and big robustness of flavors; and pretty smooth to sip on. A fairly enjoyable offering.
02-06-2014 00:03:26 | More by superspak
3.25/5 rDev -9%
Appearance: Crystal-clear golden orange body, surmounted by a modest, dense and persistent off-white head. Patchy Belgian-like lacing adorns the glass walls. The carbonation is very slight.
Aroma: Strong pepper notes dominate the aroma. Sweet alcohol and light fruit aromas are also notable.
Taste: Opens with strong sweet alcohol, and faint toasted malt, as the taste progresses, the alcohol flavors dominate, although there are sweet light fruit flavors as well. Very little toasted malt is present, notable considering this is a signature of the style. Finishes with lingering sweet alcohol and restrained toasted malt.
Mouth feel: Smooth, soft, full, very pleasant.
Drinkability/notes: Interesting and idiosyncratic take on the style.
Presentation: Packaged in a twelve-ounce brown long neck bottle with a pry-off crown, served in a New Belgium Brewing chalice.
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01-06-2014 03:39:01 | More by ntorch
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12oz. bottle poured into a nonic.
(A)- Pours a clear cider-like orange amber color. Some solid off-white froth. Solid retention.
(S)- Quite malty. Hints of a bready rye-like spice meets plenty of caramel, honey, and faint hints of orange citrus.
(T)- Very nutty and bread-like. Almost roasted, but more like a rye spice in there. Big sweetness with caramel malts all over. Subtle orange citrus.
(M)- A mellow carbonation level. This definitely fits the style, but an example on steroids. Bigger sweetness, bigger grains, bigger hops.
(O)- Definitely one of the more robust takes on the style I have tried thus far. Definitely enjoyable, but not one I would put a few away in one sitting; it gets very sweet for me.
01-05-2014 20:50:06 | More by sweemzander
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12-30-2013 20:06:13 | More by DrumKid003
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12-11-2013 01:06:26 | More by sd123
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12-05-2013 08:06:34 | More by vermilcj
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12-01-2013 22:04:10 | More by dtimpe
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12-01-2013 19:19:02 | More by jaqo4
3.68/5 rDev +3.1%
I picked up a bottle of Leinenkugel's Uber-Oktoberfest from their Big Eddy Series a couple weeks ago for $2.79 at The Lager Mill. I've tried all the beers in this series and I thought the Big Eddy series has been pretty solid so far and a Imperial Oktoberfest sounds pretty interesting, so lets see how it goes. Best before February 10th 2014. Poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a snifter.
A- The label looks ok, it's got a clean and classy look and it's the pretty much the same label that all the beers in the series have, it looks ok, but it's not too eye catching. It poured a slightly hazy slightly darker amber color that took on more of ruby color when held to the light with a half a fingers worth of off white head that quickly died down to a thin ring that eventually faded away and it left a little bit of spotty lacing behind. The was a decent looking beer, I thought the color was pretty nice, but the head and lacing were a little disappointing.
S- The aroma starts off with a high amount of sweetness that has a candied sugar like aroma to it and it's followed by a good amount of dark fruits with no single fruit sticking out the most. Up next comes the malts which impart a sweet malt, caramel malt and bready aromas with a noticeable sweet alcohol aroma. Towards the end there's a light herbal hop aroma. This beer had nice aroma, but it was a little on the sweet and boozy side.
T- The taste seems to be similar to the aroma and it starts off with a higher amount of medium sweetness that had a lighter candied sugar like flavor followed by a good amount of malts up front that impart a sweet malt, caramel malt and bready flavor. Up next comes a pretty light amount of sweet alcohol followed by a nice dark fruit flavor with no single fruit seeming to stick out the most. On the finish there's a light herbal hop flavor that imparts a higher amount of lighter bitterness with a sweet, caramel malt and dark fruit like aftertaste. This was a pretty nice tasting beer that seemed to be more balanced than the aroma.
M- Fairly smooth, dry, clean, a little rich, medium bodied with a medium amount of carbonation. The mouthfeel was pretty nice and it worked well with this beer.
Overall I thought this was a pretty nice beer, but it wasn't a great example of a Oktoberfest, but as an Imperial Oktoberfest like they claim it is it's not bad, I don't think I would guess this was an Oktoberfest if I tried it blind, but since I know what it is I can pick out some of those bready and caramel malt flavors that I usually get in the style along with those typical herbal hops, it's just that all those aspects are much stronger, as you would expect from an imperial version of the style. This beer had nice drinkability, it was fairly smooth, a little rich, not to filling, and the taste did a nice job at holding my attention, at 8.5% it would start to catch up on me, but I could see myself drinking a couple of these without getting bored with it. What I liked the most about this beer was the balance in the taste, I got a little worried that this beer would be too sweet and boozy from what I got from the aroma, but the taste turned out to be more balanced than the aroma. What I liked the least about this beer was the appearance and aroma, they weren't bad, but they could use a little work. I would buy a couple bottle of this next year maybe even a four pack, it might be age-able, but it's fairly smooth now so I don't know if age would improve it. I would recommend this to anyone who likes stronger malty beers, but this isn't something that you chug down at an Oktoberfest. All in all I was happy with this beer, Like it said I got a little worried when I got to the aroma, but once I got to the taste I was pretty satisfied and it turned out to be more drinkable than I expected. This Big Eddy series is pretty solid and this beer is no exception, keep up the good work guys, the Big Eddy Series is my favorite thing you guys do.
11-26-2013 04:46:07 | More by StoutHunter
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11-26-2013 00:47:26 | More by Westuh
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11-13-2013 00:20:49 | More by jaycar06
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The two friends, aged 20 and 21, were attacked after a domestic dispute in their house at about 3am yesterday morning.
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The one test roundabout that two city commissioners have suggested at U.S. 41 and 10th Street may not be single much longer.
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Turner is suggesting building a roundabout at 14th Street to couple with the one the city is planning at 10th Street.
Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner, the other commissioner who, in June, advocated the 10th Street test roundabout, suggested building the second roundabout further south.
"Where I see the real low-hanging fruit for a unique investment is in the cultural district," Kirschner said. "If you want to have two roundabouts, I would suggest 10th Street and the (U.S. 41 and) Boulevard of the Arts intersection."
But the majority of the commission decided that the residents near 14th Street needed some traffic relief, so commissioners designated that intersection to be the place of the second roundabout.
As detailed in the connectivity plan the city commissioned, a widening and landscaping of the median between 10th Street and 14th Street was also requested to provide a more attractive boulevard between the two intersections.
The idea for a test roundabout was to get drivers used to driving in a roundabout and to demonstrate that the proposed connectivity plan would work.
The 10th Street roundabout is estimated to cost $2.9 million. There is no estimate yet for a roundabout at 14th Street.
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Historic Bowling Green Farm in Caroline County found a buyer during an auction Tuesday. According to Concierge Auctions, a New York-based luxury real estate auction firm that ran the auction, the property went under contract after bidding from six prospects.
Concierge did not disclose the name of the buyer or the bid price. It said a five-week marketing campaign generated more than 3,000 visits to the auction website from 33 countries and 104 buyer prospects. The sale was conducted in cooperation with broker Frank Hardy of Frank Hardy Inc. Realtors in Charlottesville.
One of the oldest original homes in Virginia, Bowling Green Farm, circa 1741, is a Virginia Historic Landmark and was restored with consultation from the Colonial Williamsburg Architectural Research Department. It includes 126 acres, and is located 20 minutes from Fredericksburg, 30 minutes from Richmond and one hour from Washington, D.C.


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The Grand Mayan rooms – Grand Master Room, Grand Suite or the Grand Master Suite - boasts a private plunge pool on the terrace and can accommodate up to six adults and two children. Interior finishes lean toward the traditional Mexican color palette and furnishings. Rooms are continually refreshed so they are always in style and forever comfortable.
In your private, spacious room, you will enjoy high-end finishes with a traditional Mexican color palette and native woods. Local artists' work adorns the room. LCD screens and computers accommodate your technological needs. The views are even more stunning from your private, plunge pool on the terrace if it is a Suite or Master Suite you are looking for. And – after a long day – enjoy turn down service and luxuriate in your high thread-count sheets. This is Mexico – The Grand Mayan style. The best part – you can return time and time again.
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ALAN "WOODY" SCHWITZER, professor of counseling and human services, selected as one of the four department editors for About Campus magazine. About Campus is a joint publication of the American College Personnel Association (ACPA) and Jossey-Bass that focuses on student learning in higher education. He will be editor for the In Practice Department, in which authors share innovative approaches to learner success. Schwitzer also recently was appointed to the ACPA Book and Media editorial board, and is an expert reviewer for the Journal of American College Health and the Journal of College Student Development.
ANDREAS TOLK, professor for engineering management and systems engineering, served as special issue editor for the Journal of Simulation. Together with John Miller, a professor at the University of Georgia, he edited vol. 5, issue 3, Special Issue on Enhancing Simulation Composability and Interoperability Using Conceptual/Ontological Models. Also, Tolk and JOHN SOKOLOWSKI, executive director of VMASC and associate professor for modeling, simulation and visualization engineering, were elected to the board of directors of the Society for Modeling and Simulation. Tolk was elected for a three year-term and holds the position of secretary of the board. Sokolowski was elected for a one-year term..
MICHAEL SEILER, professor and Robert M. Stanton Chair of Real Estate and Economic Development, and ANDREW COLLINS, research assistant professor, Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center, a Governor's Technology Award for their innovative study of homeowners' strategic mortgage defaults. The project won in the category of Cross-Boundary Collaboration in Modeling and Simulation.
ELIZABETH SMITH, assistant research professor of oceanography, a Governor's Technology Award as project coordinator of Chesapeake (Bay) Inundation Prediction System (CIPS), which is a project of the Virginia Institute of Marine Science and ODU's Center for Coastal Physical Oceanography. The project won in the category of Innovative Use of Modeling and Simulation Techniques.
JOHN ADAM, University Professor and Professor of Mathematics: the paperback edition of his book "A Mathematical Nature Walk" has just appeared in print. An e-version of the book also is now available.
STEVE YETIV, University Professor of political science and international studies, "The Petroleum Triangle" (Cornell University Press).
KRISTINA BAUER, doctoral student in industrial/organizational psychology, KARIN ORVIS, assistant professor of psychology, and DEBRA MAJOR, professor of psychology, a paper titled "Facilitating Role of Supervisor Support in Training Transfer Outcomes: Meta-analytically Examining Main Effects and Moderators" at the American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, D.C.
SEAN HALL, doctoral student of counseling, and NINA BROWN, professor and eminent scholar of counseling and human services, a poster session at the August American Psychological Association conference, titled "Indicators of Potential for Harm in Training Groups: A Pilot Study." Brown was also a co-presenter of a symposium on "Successful Group Projects: Descriptions of Multidisciplinary Group Research" at the conference.
JONATHAN HOLLAND and THIVIA MOGAN, doctoral students in industrial/organizational psychology, a paper titled "Examining Benefits and Barriers to Capitalization in Computer Science and Engineering Undergraduates" at the American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, D.C. Co-authors are VALERIE MORGANSON, visiting assistant professor of psychology, DEBRA MAJOR, professor of psychology, and KARIN ORVIS, assistant professor of psychology.
DEBRA MAJOR, professor of psychology, and MEGHAN JONES, doctoral student in industrial/organizational psychology, chaired a symposium titled "Advances in Understanding Work-Family Coping" at the American Psychological Association Convention in Washington, D.C., in which the following two papers were presented: "Development and Validation of a Measure: Preventive Coping with WFC" (by Jones and Major) and "Antecedents of Policy-based and Individually Negotiated Work-Life Accommodation Seeking Intentions" (by HEATHER LAUZUN, doctoral student in industrial/organizational psychology, and Major).
STELLA BONDI, assistant professor of civil engineering technology, and ZIA RAZZAQ, professor of civil and environmental engineering, "Combined Bending with Induced or Applied Torsion of FRP I-Section Beams" at the 4th WSEAS International Conference on Engineering Mechanics, Structures, Engineering Geology (EMESEG '11) in Corfu, Greece. Lead presenter was Mojtaba Sirjani, professor of engineering at Norfolk State University and a former adjunct professor of structural engineering at ODU.
JOHN ADAM, University Professor and professor of mathematics, "Zero-order Bows in Radially Inhomogeneous Spheres: Direct and Inverse Problems" in vol. 50, no. 28 of Applied Optics.
STELLA BONDI, assistant professor of civil engineering technology, "Impact of Net Revenue Versus Reliability for Maintaining Critical Equipment" in vol. 111, no. 8 of the journal of the Dynamic World of Accounting: Research, Practice and Education in a Changing Environment - Assessing Performance, Revenues and Costs, Athens Institute for Education and Research. Co-author is David Ekker, assistant professor of engineering at Tidewater Community College.
JENNIFER DEL CORSO, adjunct assistant professor, and MARK REHFUSS, assistant professor, counseling and human services, "The Role of Narrative in Career Construction Theory" in vol. 79, no. 2 of Journal of Vocational Behavior.
MICHAEL PEARSON, professor of creative writing, an essay, "We Must Walk the Camino Together," in the Sept. 22, 2011, issue of The Morning News. The essay, a condensed version of a chapter in a new book Pearson is writing, recounts the study abroad he led in Spain this summer. http://www.themorningnews.org/article/we-must-walk-the-camino-together
TIM SEIBLES, associate professor of creative writing, a poem, "Ode to My Hands," in the Academy of American Poets' national "Poem-A-Day" series, http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/22495?utm_source=poemaday_081711&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=content&utm_term=poemaday_seibles_bannr, Aug. 17, 2011.
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There are very few things that I can say I've done my entire life. When I was about 7, I got into gymnastics and was planning on being the next Dominique Dawes. Then when I was 10, I abandoned gymnastics to start playing the violin and was determined to join an orchestra.
I have been watching General Hospital since I was 4 years-old and my grandmother introduced me to Anna and Robert, Luke and Laura, Frisco and Felicia. When I was 8 years-old, my cousin introduced me to Days of Our Lives and the now defunct Santa Barbara. I immediately became attached to Days with its quaint little town of Salem and top crime boss with a funny accent: Stefano Dimera. Every time I've lived abroad, soap operas have brought me a sense of home. The fictional characters and places feel like I'm catching up with old friends. The great thing about American daytime soap operas is that they rarely end.
Throughout the years, I have held hour-long conversations with complete strangers about the story lines from my soaps. I remember watching old episodes of Models, Inc. on a 13" black and white TV while studying abroad in France. I wasn't a fan of the show when it aired in the states, but watching those women live through outrageous story lines was a taste of the familiar. While telenovelas are very popularn here, due to their short duration I can never become a fan. After all, how else are children supposed to become adults in 5 years and how are characters going to come back from dead…several times? In my opinion, telenovela fans are not getting their money's worth.
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A Somalia-based militant group known as Al-Shabaab has taken responsibility for a deadly attack on a shopping mall in Kenya. Find out more about these Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda that are becoming a growing international threat.
Al-Shabaab means "The Youth in Arabic." It emerged as the radical youth wing of Somalia's now-defunct Union of Islamic Courts in 2006, as it fought Ethiopian forces who had entered Somalia to back the weak interim government, according to the BBC.
Currently, it is estimated to have about 5,000 fighters, according to a UN report from investigators published in July.
The group occupied Mogadishu for a time, but was driven out by government forces in August 2011. It still controls much of the southern rural countryside, and mounts regular suicide attacks on the capital.
It has imposed a strict version of Sharia law in the areas it controls, including stoning to death women accused of adultery and amputating the hands of thieves. Here, one of four youths accused of raping a woman is whipped.
Ahmed Abdi Godane is the current leader of Al-Shabaab. Known as Mukhtar Abu Zubair, he comes from the northern breakaway region of Somaliland, and is rarely seen in public.
Al-Shabaab became affiliated with al Qaeda in 2012, and has been carrying out guerrilla-style hit-and-run attacks against troops with the African Union Mission in Somalia. At least 3,000 AMISOM peacekeepers have been killed in Somalia since 2007, according to the UN.
Its deadliest attack to date occurred in July 2010, when at least 74 people were killed in suicide bombings while watching the World Cup soccer final in Kampala, Uganda. The strikes were said to be in retaliation for Uganda's role in the African peacekeeping force.
The group has recruited Somalis from America into its ranks, and claims three of the gunmen in the Kenya mall siege are from the U.S. Pictured here is Omar Shafik Hammami, also known as Abu Mansoor Al-Amriki, who was an American member and leader of Al-Shabaab until his death earlier this month.
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The fight over legalizing marijuana is a hot debate in every state. In Toledo, a group says they're working to change laws too, and soon. A major effort kicks off Tuesday May 6.
It was a busy day Monday at the NORML headquarters in downtown Toledo. Volunteers with NORML are passionate about making pot legal so they spent all day putting petition packets together for Tuesday.
The group wants to get 10,000 signatures on their pro-pot petition between now and July, so they can get a measure on the ballot for voters by this November. They're hoping Ohio will vote to make pot legal, not just medicinal weed, but marijuana for personal use as well. NORML is using Tuesday as their big kick-off day.
This is just the latest effort to bring Ohio in line with legalization already happening in Colorado and Washington. However, pot is still illegal under federal laws. So why are at least 60 people going to be pushing these petitions tomorrow? One representative says they're pushing not only personal use, but they say pot could really make a difference in Ohio's economy and health.
"There are a lot of other aspects to this that don't get enough coverage. The medical benefits of it, the way it would be a cost reduction to law enforcement. We could save up to one billion dollars every year of tax dollars by no longer enforcing these non-violent drug offenses," said Sean Nestor, Co-chair, Lucas County Green Party.
Organizers say they're hoping to get about 80% of the required signatures at the polls Tuesday. After that they say they'll take their efforts door to door.
When you're out voting, you can expect to see dozens of people outside of polling locations tomorrow asking you to sign one of the petitions.
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