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New identities mark new era in regional health care
New names for the four-hospital affiliation known as Fletcher Allen Partners, and its individual members, were made official last month in recognition that the partnership has become one organization focused on delivering academic medicine to the people of Vermont and northern New York more efficiently and as close to home as possible.
SUNY Student Health Center prepared for various viruses
The Student Health and Counseling Center at SUNY Plattsburgh is working toward a safer environment from viruses such as enterovirus D-68 (EV-D68) and Ebola.
Albany shop to serve mastectomy survivors in P'burgh
When Yankee Medical closed in Plattsburgh this past April, breast cancer survivors in the North Country were left with a dearth of mastectomy apparel suppliers. In fact, it left none.
Octoberfest half marathon, 10k upcoming in Peru
The 4th Annual Octoberfest Half Marathon and 10K will take place Saturday, Oct. 11 at 9 a.m.
CVPH Emergency a different animal after dark
The night shift staff at the CVPH Emergency Care Center (ECC) may look to the curious visitor more like a busy ant colony than the well oiled medical machine that it ultimately is.
Immunization requirements revised by state DOH
The New York State Department of Health recently announced revised immunization requirements for school attendance.
Ward walks boost health activity in P'burgh
The Plattsburgh Renewal Project, in partnership with the Plattsburgh City School's Health Education Advisory Committee, is hosting a six-week health program to boost healthy activity and city beautification through a walking tour of all six city wards.
Ward walks boost health activity in Plattsburgh
The Plattsburgh Renewal Project, in partnership with the Plattsburgh City School's Health Education Advisory Committee, is hosting a six-week health program to boost healthy activity and city beautification through a walking tour of all six city wards.
Safe Call Now helps emergency services members who are in a crises
When an emergency services member is in crisis, be it from substance abuse, mental issues, problem gambling, etc. seeking help can often be harder than it is for a civilian in the same crisis.
TFCU to participate in Biggest Loser challenge
Ticonderoga Federal Credit Union (TFCU) announced May 15 the formation of 'Team TFCU' who will participate in The Biggest Loser Event Challenge in Plattsburgh, NY on Sunday, June 1.
Strides For James fun runs to benefit CCC scholarship
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The mayor's Cup challenge
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HCR Home Care expanding service
HCR Home Care, a nationally recognized provider of home health care services, has launched operations in Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, St. Lawrence and Warren counties, following the New York State Department of Health's recommendation.
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The 28th annual Montcalm Mile will offer $2,300 in prize money this July 4th in Ticonderoga. The Montcalm Mile, the largest participation event in Ticonderoga every year, will also become the first area race to use computer chip timing to score results in 2014.
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hey matt, i'm a LAS listener, and i also follow your google+ account. being a linux n00b, i like your how-to stuff, and i have a how-to question. i'm starting an audio podcast & i'm trying to voice-chat with my co-host over the internet. i dual-boot windows 7 & lubuntu, and my friend uses mac os x. i use cubase for audio editing (which doesn't have a linux port), so i figured i would chat over skype and i would capture the audio directly into cubase & edit from there. however, i was surprised to see how limited skype's audio configuration settings were. i couldn't find how to capture both the audio i was sending out AND the audio coming in from my friend with an external program, so i ended up having to download a shareware plugin (pamela for skype) with a free 30-day trial to capture the chat, and then import it into cubase after the fact. obviously this is not an ideal situation! since it seems i can't capture the chat directly into cubase, i might as well chat & capture in linux, and then edit later in windows with cubase. do you have a good solution for a low-latency (preferably open-source) voice chat solution that will work between linux & macOS and allow me to capture the entire conversation? thanks so much !
Well Chris, if I am understanding you correctly, I think I have a method of recording Skype for podcasting that will more than meet with your needs. Enter Skype Call Recorder. Like you might have otherwise done with other software, this tool will allow you to record outgoing or incoming Skype call audio. The keys to using this safely, is watching the video below carefully, then making sure you understand the local laws in your area with regard to recording someone. As a general rule, the permission must be expressed clearly. So it's worthwhile to cover yourself in that space before starting a podcast with someone. Installing Skype Call Recorder Before you install Skype call recorder, you also need to manually install a library called libssl0.9.8. Thankfully for us, Ubuntu makes this dead simple to do. If you can copy and paste using your mouse into a terminal windows, you can install this quickly and easily. Go ahead and open up a terminal window and paste in the following.
sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8
Once this has finished installing, you're now free to visit the Skype Call Recorder download page. Select the appropriate distro and architecture. If you're unsure what this means, basically it's a means of determining whether you're using 64bit Linux or 32bit Linux. If you're unsure, not to worry, there is a simple command that can help here as well.
uname -a
Once you've run this in a terminal, you will look for x86_64. Seeing that set of numbers, tells us that you're running with a 64bit Linux kernel. If you don't see x86_64, then you're running 32bit Linux — simple. Now, you might also notice that the packages for Ubuntu seem a bit dated. Don't worry about this, as long as you have the right package downloaded, it will install just fine. Running Skype Call Recorder Simply follow the steps shown in this video and when you're done, you'll have a ready to go MP3 that can easily be popped into Audacity or another Linux-friendly program for editing. From there, you're all set from the content side of things.
Edit: Correction, this is GNU GPL software — cool!Do you have questions about PC repair, Linux on the desktop, software or other tech related subjects? Don't get frustrated, Just Ask Matt! Email me directly for help and perhaps I will be able to answer your questions right here at Matt Hartley Dot Com!
thanks matt, this looks like the easiest solution. although i would've preferred an open-source chat client, the ones i looked at i would have had to run my own server, plus my mac friend would've had to set up a new client. thanks for the response!
Actually I corrected the article — it is open source after all. I wasn't clear on this until a short time ago. So good news, it's GPL!
Hi there! Despite taking a brief couple of months off from podcasting, this is the way TechBytes have been doing it since our show started. Very simple and effective way. Add a little post mastering with Audacity and bingo! Great way to record!
I've been using Skype Call Recorder for a year or so now, and it works great for conference calls. I noticed that it would put me in one ear and the other callers on the other. I didn't look too much into changing it, but it did irk some of my friends. Thanks for explaining how it's done.
My buddies and I record a show called Contest of Champions. My friend uses his mac to do the recording and editing. However, it crashes somewhat regularly, and I record the shows as well, for backup purposes when his mac craps out. They will be much happier with my recordings now that I can balance out the left/right sound.
That's great to hear — glad I was able to help.
Better try MX Skype Recorder
which is very simple and reliable, works in fully automatic or manual mode and supports various voip apps.
This is great for Windows users. However it looks pretty apparent that they don't support Linux at all.

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10 Things to Do Inside This Winter
Posted: January 21, 2014
As temperatures sink deeper into a deep freeze, it's tempting to cocoon up in your favourite blanket and spend too much time in front of Netflix. But don't hibernate the winter away. There's plenty to do in Toronto in the wintertime and guess what? Much of it happens indoors, where it is warm.
Nude Drawing Classes At The AGO
You don't need to wait for the popular monthly First Thursdays series at the Art Gallery Of Ontario to participate in live nude drawing sessions or sketch your favourite painting. The AGO offers a wide variety of winter art classes, ranging from painting and photography to life drawing and screen printing to iPad art.
Dinner Clubs
Toronto is a town that's all about going out to grab a bite to eat, but have you tried supper clubs yet? This bourgeoning trend pairs savvy foodie types with local chefs in intimate settings conducive to meeting new people and enjoying great food together. And bonus: you can often bring your own beer or wine. Some options include The Depanneur (at College and Havelock) , where a different chef takes over each night (and which also offers classes), and Urban Acorn (based out of Bento Miso) vegan supper club who also do catering.
Improve at Improv
Second City and Bad Dog Theatre Company both offer a range of classes for aspiring comedians. But if you're just looking to get your feet wet, try a drop-in improv class Mondays, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. at Second City, or check out Bad Dog Theatre students doing their thing Tuesday nights at Comedy Bar (8 p.m. and only $2).
Visit A Brewery
Toronto's building a wealth of local breweries, so if you're a beer lover, why not show them some love and pay them an in-person visit?
Amsterdam Brewery
Tastings & Tours: Free on Saturdays 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
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Mill St. BrewPub
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Steam Whistle
Tours: Tours of the distinctive-looking building must be made 12 hours ahead Mon. – Thurs. and are first- come-first-serve Fri., Sat. and Sun.
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Bellwoods Brewery
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Great Lakes Brewery
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Junction Craft
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Got An Axe To Throw?
Unleash your inner lumberjack at B.A.T.L. Toronto's home of axe throwing, which hosts private events for groups of twelve or more. They also have leagues. And don't worry – events include training!
Kick Ass At Trivia
Meet smart peeps while drinking beer – what's not to like about that? Nerd Nite is a fun monthly option with brutally challenging questions and feature talks at Tranzac or check out one of the many trivia nights happening weekly around town.
Knit Up A Storm
Knitting is a quintessentially winter activity, though of course some die-hards do it year-round. Classes and supplies are available at the East End's The Purple Purl (Queen and Jones), The Knit Café on Queen West, and Lettuce Knit (in Kensington Market). Sewers and aspiring seamstresses should also check out The Workroom on Queen West.
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Seduce Your Sweetheart with Your Smooth Moves
I'm talking about dancing! Check out Bees' Knees Dance for beginner swing and lindy hop classes or for a more group-friendly approach try contra dancing with Toronto Country Dancers at St. Barnabas Church Hall on the Danforth.
Sing Out!
Banish those winter blues through group singing with Choir!Choir!Choir! The sprawling and unconventional choir meet up at bars twice a week and run through a repertoire of unlikely pop tunes guided by a conductor and an acoustic-guitar wielding arranger. Check out their facebook page for details on how to get involved.
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I don't really ever use the Google Translate app on my phone, yet I like to have it installed because it is just that cool. It's one of those apps that I use to show off my phone. But on the rare occasions that I do use it, it works great. And now with the latest update, it got even better. Not only can you type, write, or speak something and have it translated, now you can even take a picture of text and have it translated to whatever supported language you desire. Simply snap the picture, and use your finger to highlight the text you want translated. The update also adds the ability to have text translated as you type it and improves the accuracy of voice translations as well.
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We all know how tough it can be to find the right gifts during the Holiday season. The following items are unique, hand-made, and examples of the finest craftsmanship. Even that person who seems to have everything probably doesn't have these.
Wetterlings Les Stroud Bushman Axe
When famous survival and bushcraft expert Les "Survivorman" Stroud spent a year living off the grid with his wife in the Canadian wilderness, he and his wife Sue built a log cabin using traditional Scandinavian woodworking techniques, and a Wetterlings axe. Almost twenty years later, Wetterlings invited him to help them design a new bushcraft-oriented axe, and as of 12/11/2012, these axes are now available in the USA! Now your friend can go off into the woods with just an axe and a video camera and photograph their thirst, hunger, and extended suffering, just like Les! Ok, it's Type II Fun, but still!
Hand-forged on 100-year dies, made out of a high carbon Swedish steel from Ovako, the 1.7 pound axehead is differentially hardened. The back of the axehead is soft (around 45 HRC), but the blade is hardened by hand-quenching the knives to around 57-58 HRC, as hard as many high-end kitchen knives. The handle is made from 22 inches of American Hickory, and is straighter than traditional Swedish axes and rounded so it can be used as a hammer more comfortably. It's notched as well, for fine carpentry and bushcraft work where your hand needs to be next to the blade. You can sharpen it to the point where you can shave with it, but I don't suggest this. Retails around $150.
Helle Nying Knife
Helle is a third-generation family-owned company that makes hand-crafted Norwegian style knives, and they've been around for over 80 years. The one gentleman who makes all the sheaths for them has been with the company for over 50 years. Now that's dedication! The story of this scrappy little knife is pretty cool. In 1975, industrial designer and school teacher Tor Indergaard approached the Helle brothers with the design for this knife. At the time, everyone hated the design, as it was a radical departure from traditional designs with longer handles and blades, but the Helle brothers saw the simple utility of the knife and knew it had to be made, although it wasn't officially the Nying until 1977. The knife turned out to be a wild success, with amazing utility from skinning reindeer to whittling wood. It was so much of a success that almost 1 in 4 Norwegians owns one of these, it's featured in the National Museum of Norway, and was given to Norwegian UN troops.
The handle is made out of local birch, and the blade is made from proprietary "Hellesteel", a laminated steel with rugged, flexible stainless on the outside and a core of high-carbon stainless hardened to 59 HRC. It is mirror polished and razor-sharp from the factory, and will stay sharp for a long time due to the traditional scandi-grind edge bevel. That's all fancy talk for it cuts like a laserbeam. Each knife has a hand-made sheath. Since every handle looks different, every one is unique. Retails for $94.
Feathered Friends Down Booties
Based in Seattle, Washington, just a stone's throw from the flagship REI store lies the headquarters of Feathered Friends. Those among the cognoscenti of outdoor enthusiasts already know that they have been the finest manufacturer of down-insulated products in the world for the past 40 years. I would literally fight off a pack of meth-addled crocodiles with lasers strapped to them to save my 11-year old Feathered Friends parka, but that's mostly because it would make a really great story.
Whether you want a comforter or luxury pillow for your home, a sleeping bag for your trip to Denali in the winter, a full body suit insulated for -40 degree weather, or simply these awesome little booties for lounging around, Feathered Friends has a product for you. Since everything is hand-crafted by them in the US, you can even get custom options on their products–just ask, and they can do it. These booties are made with weather-resistant, durable outer fabric, have a removable foam liner, and are filled with the best quality 850 fill down out there. Just imagine hanging out Christmas morning with the warmest feet in the room! Retail for $89
Limmer Boots
If you're a backpacker in New England, or if you've been around long enough, you've heard of Limmer boots. Another third-generation family run company, the Limmer family has been making boots for over 90 years, first in Bavaria, then in Massachusetts, and for over 30 years in Intervale, New Hampshire. People have called them the best bootmakers in the world. People have walked 14,000 miles in these boots. People have been buried in them. If you own a pair of custom Limmers and the subject comes up, people look at you in awe, buy you drinks, and grovel at your feet. (Well, maybe not grovel, but you FEEL like they're groveling.) You can buy the boots right off the shelf in many variations, Standard, Mid-Weight, Lightweight–they even make Oxfords. But the real pleasure, the real reason to add your friend to their multi-year-long waiting list, is their custom option. For those seeking the ultimate in all their backpacking or mountaineering needs, Peter Limmer the 3rd will hand-craft a last based on the shape of your foot, match it with the Vibram sole of your choosing, and construct it out of a single piece of the world's finest top grain, chrome-tanned leather. These are the backpacking equivalent of a bespoke Rolls Royce, and the prices match. Off the shelf models can be had for a few hundred dollars, but custom ones start at $625. If you happen to have size 22EEE feet, you may have to spend quite a bit more, but then, you'd probably be used to that.
Garuka Bars
After the last entry we figured we'd give your wallet a bit of a break, because not all of us can shell out much more than a sawbuck between our dozens and dozens of relatives (that Catholic side of my family breeds like rabbits) and friends. However, we all still want to give them something special, something that is handmade, and something that we think is the BEST.
I discovered these bars two years ago before a trademark conflict changed the then Gorilla Bars to the new Garuka Bars. Named after one of the last surviving mountain gorillas living in the Verunga Massif in Rwanda, Garuka means "return well", and with that in mind Garuka Bars gives a portion of their profits to the International Gorilla Conservation Program. Now, I love gorillas, and I'm sure that Garuka is probably a very nice example of his species, and I'm all for conserving endangered species, but I wouldn't be recommending this bar if it wasn't FREAKING DELICIOUS. The company founder Mike "Rosie" Rosenberg made these bars at first for himself to fuel his extreme backcountry skiing endeavors.
They are made with all natural Vermont raw wildflower honey, peanut butter, 7 whole-grain flakes, dried Cape Cod cranberries, brown rice puffs, light brown sugar, whole peanuts, and Cabot Creamery butter. Having been in the outdoor industry for almost 20 years, I've tried hundreds of different flavors and brands of energy bars, and I unreservedly consider these my favorite. While they only have one main flavor, each month they announce a special Endangered Flavor on their Facebook page. Previous flavors have been Lemon Chai, Coconut Lime, and Pumpkin Pie, but Mike has hinted that a coffee flavor may be coming up soon. If you don't believe my hyperbole about how good they are, go to their website and request a free sample. If you're not hooked for life I'll eat a metaphorical shoe. (Not a real shoe, there's no accounting for taste.) Retails for $3.
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I started my day with my devotional. Galatians 6:2 " Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." When God places people in our lives who are in need, He is aware of what they lack, and He knows He has given us the resources to meet those needs. God does nothing [...]
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The battle against the bulge can seem like an uphill quest today. With so many weight loss pills on market today, it can be overwhelming. You have to be careful in choosing a diet pill to purchase. Many people are willing to fake people just to earn money. Of course, there is no magic pill [...]
Surprised lunch order
After the service today, we went straight to a restaurant for lunch. Of course, I am not very sure about the menu. What I find there that I knew was a barbecue chicken. So I ordered. When the order came, my eyes went big.. hahahahaha…. the chicken is very huge like 3/4 of the size [...]
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The continous battle
For many people the struggle to lose weight is a continuous battle. With more and more people fighting battle against obesity, demand of best weight loss supplements are increasing. The sad thing is that more and more weight loss supplements are coming up from drug companies in which the focus is only the profit and [...]
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Claiming to be the best
Today there are many people, who are trying to lose weight, but the battle of the bulge can be a difficult one, with every weight loss pill claiming to be the best, it is tough to figure out which ones actually work, and which ones are scams. You will not know that 7dfbx works until [...]
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Kent Liston Lee was born in Florence County, South Carolina, on 28 July 1922, son of R. Irby and Hettie (Floyd) Lee. He enlisted in the US Navy on 15 August 1940, and became an Aviation Cadet (V-5) on 12 November 1942, entering the flight training program on that date. Completing flight training at the Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas, he was designated Naval Aviator and commissioned Ensign, USNR on 7 August 1943. He was promoted to Lieutenant (junior grade) to date from 1 November 1944, and on 8 July 1946 was appointed in that rank in the US Navy. He subsequently advanced in rank to that of Vice Admiral, to date from 29 January 1972.
After receiving his "Wings" in 1943, he had duty at the Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida, and the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Cecil Field, Florida until March 1944. He then joined Bombing Squadron ONE HUNDRED and in June 1944 transferred to Bombing Squadron FIFTEEN, operating off the USS Essex. He was awarded the Air Medal for participating in numerous strikes against enemy positions and shipping at Marcus and Wake in the Marianas, the Bonins, Palau and Philippine Islands during the period 19 May to 24 September 1944 and a Gold Star in lieu of the Second Air Medal for destroying an enemy plane in the vicinity of Formosa on 12 October 1944. He is also entitled to the Ribbon for and a facsimile of the Presidential Unit Citation awarded the USS Essex.
Detached from Bombing Squadron FIFTEEN in December 1944, he next joined Bombing Squadron ONE HUNDRED FIFTY ONE, and in September 1945 transferred to Bombing Squadron SEVENTEEN. In August 1946 he was assigned to Attack Squadron FIVE-B. Undergraduate instruction with the Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Unit, Columbia University, New York, New York, August 1947 until May 1949, was followed by a year's instruction at the General Line School, Newport, Rhode Island.
In May 1950 he reported for duty on the Staff of Commander Carrier Division FIFTEEN, and "for meritorious service as Flag Lieutenant and Aide...during operations against the enemy in the Korean Theater from August 3, 1950 to January 15, 1951..." was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal. In February 1951 he transferred to the Staff of Commander Carrier Division SEVENTEEN. Assigned in May 1951 to Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN, based on board the USS Philippine Sea, he was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of the Third Air Medal for completing twenty missions against enemy aggressor forces in the Korean area of hostilities during the period 8 February to 2 June 1952. He is also entitled to the Ribbon with Bronze Star for the Navy Unit Commendations awarded the USS Badoeng Strait (CVE-116) and the USS Sicily (CVE-118).
Detached from Attack Squadron ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN in June 1952, he was a student (for two months) at the Naval Schools Command, Treasure Island, San Francisco, California, then continued his studies at the US Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, from which he received the degree of Master of Science in Physics in June 1954. Duty with Air Development Squadron THREE until April 1956 was followed by an assignment as Head, Weapons Section, Fleet Training Center, Norfolk, Virginia. In May 1958 he assumed command of Attack Squadron FORTY SIX, and in September 1959 became Technical Aide Nuclear Physics, Power Branch, Material Sciences Division, Office of Naval Research, Navy Department, Washington, DC.
During the period November 1960 until March 1962 he served as Operational Planner, Single Integrated Operational Plan Division, Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. After a brief tour of duty on the Staff of Commander Carrier Air Group FOUR, he assumed command of Carrier Air Group SIX in June 1962, embarked in USS Enterprise (CVA9N)65). In 1962, he ejected from an A4D Skyhawk while participating in operations during the Cuban quarantine. From March 1963 until March 1964 he had instruction in Nuclear Propulsion at the Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, DC. He next commanded the USS Alamo (LSD-33) and in May 1965 reported as Executive Assistant and Naval Aide to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research and Development).
In July 1967 he assumed command of the USS Enterprise (CVA(N)65) and from 3 January to 26 June 1968 also served as Commander task Unit SEVENTY-SEVEN Point ONE. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for the "...detailed planning and execution of extensive and sustained combat air strikes against extremely hostile and heavily defended areas in North Vietnam..." He is entitled to a facsimile of the Navy Unit Commendation awarded the USS Enterprise and is entitled to a second star on his Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon.
In August 1969 he was assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel, Navy Department and in November of that year reported as Assistant Commander for Logistics and Fleet Support, Naval Air Systems Command, Washington, DC. He became Director of the Office of Program Appraisal, Navy Department in August 1970 and in January 1972 assumed duty as Deputy Director of the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. "For exceptionally meritorious conduct..." in that assignment, he was awarded a Gold Star in lieu of the Second Legion of Merit. The citation continues in part:
"...Responsible for exercising direct supervision over the activities of the Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff, Vice Admiral Lee was highly influential in the formulation of policy and in giving direction to policies established by the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) and the Director, Strategic Planning, leading to and governing the development and maintenance of the JCS Single Integrated Operational Plan and the Coordinated Reconnaissance Plan..."
In August 1973 he became Commander Naval Air Systems Command, Washington, DC.
In addition to the Legion of Merit with Gold Star, the Air Medal with two Gold Stars, the Navy Commendation Medal, the Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon, and the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon with two bronze stars, Vice Admiral Lee has the American Defense Service Medal; American Campaign Medal; Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal; World War II Victory Medal; National Defense Service Medal with bronze star; Korean Service Medal; United Nations Service Medal; Vietnam Service Medal; and the Philippine Liberation Ribbon. He also has the National Order of Vietnam Fifth Class; the Gallantry Cross with Palm from the Republic of Vietnam, the Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation Badge and the Korean Presidential Unit Citation Badge.
He is married to the former Mary Edith Buckley of Piedmont, California and they have three daughters. He retired from the service on 31 October 1976.
Source: Adapted from the biographical sketch for Vice Admiral Kent L. Lee, USN. Biographies Branch, Navy Office of Information, 1 November 1973, Navy Biography; now part of the Modern Biography Files, Navy Department Library, Naval History & Heritage Command.


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2012: Named the team MVP … One of three players to earn a starting nod in all 20 matches … Only defender among the trio to accomplish the feat … Finished with three shots, including a pair on goal … Registered an attempt in the season opener at College of Charleston (Aug. 18) … First a shot on goal at East Carolina (Sept. 3) and in Atlantic 10 action at Massachusetts (Oct. 19) … Member of defensive unit that allowed just 22 scores for a 1.05 goals-against average … Solid backline helped post five shutouts during the campaign, including a conference blank sheet against Richmond (Sept. 30) … Part of defense that permitted a goal or less in eight-straight matches from at East Carolina through Richmond blanking.
2011: Saw action in 21 games with 19 starts … Assisted on the game-winning goal in the victory over UNC Wilmington (Sept. 3) … Registered four shots, including a pair on goal … Placed her attempts on goal against FGCU (Aug. 26) and at Davidson (Sept. 18) … Other shots came against Providence (Aug. 28) and in Atlantic 10 action at St. Bonaventure (Oct. 14) … Helped the squad record seven shutouts and limit 10 foes to a goal or less.
2010: Played in 17 games ... Recorded her first career score in the win at High Point (Sept. 24) ... Tallied her first game-winning goal in the Atlantic 10 triumph over Richmond (Oct. 17) … Placed one-half of her four shots on goal … Registered a shot on goal at High Point and against Richmond, scoring on both … Attempted a second shot at High Point and added final attempt of the campaign against Duquesne (Oct. 10) … Was on the field for seven team shutouts, including five as part of the Atlantic 10 slate … Squad had a trio of clean sheets in a row, all at home, against Duquesne, George Washington (Oct. 15) and Richmond.
High School: Picked to the all-state and all-region teams as a senior … Earned All-Charlotte Observer Team accolades in 2010 … Collected All-Mecklenburg County first-team honors her final season … Chosen as the ME-GA 7-4A conference co-Player of the Year as a senior … Garnered a pair of all-conference honors … Competed in the East/West All-Star game and the North/South Clash of the Carolinas match.
Personal: Born June 24, 1992 … Daughter of Paul and Patty Mulloy … Majoring in sociology.


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If you've been missing our semi-annual PaperCrafting Garage Sales, we have GREAT NEWS!
There are some local folks hosting one on May 8th and it's for a great cause! Kim Lau and her husband will be going to Jamiaca to work in an orphanage for one year starting in September...and all table proceeds ($22 a table) will help make this happen!
Table "hosts" will collect and keep their own money...it's just the table fee that will be contributed....so it's a great deal all around!
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Dear all,
we released new Windows drivers for XUF / X32 which support also Windows 8 now.
Dear all,
we released new Windows drivers for XUF / X32 which support also Windows 8 now.
Hi Michael.
Are there any other features or updates with the new drivers, or just the Win8 compatibility?
Dear Gary,
as included in the release notes within the zip files:
- Support for Windows 8
- Windows Audio system switched to event driven mode
- Fixed WDM connectivity problem after audio mode changes. (update registry patch in KS driver for sample rate)
- Invalid Clock source name in "Device Setup" dialog is corrected
- Update of display names and sample rates in WDM improved
Gotcha. Thanks Michael. Since I'm on Win7 for everything and everything is working fine, I wasn't going to bother updating the drivers if the Win8 compatibility was the only upgrade. Guess I'll be updating drivers.
I am using Windows 8 64 bit, and...I had to do the install in the Win7 compatibility-mode, as earlier !!
Does it only support Win8 32 bit ?
Dear Joern,
we had no problems installing it without compatibility mode on our test computers with Win8 64 bit.
Please go to the setup.exe, right click -> Properties, and have a look into the tab "Compatibility" if there is a tickmark that Win8 shall install the driver in compatibility mode automatically and remove the tickmark.
Hello Michael
I cannot install again.....should I uninstall my Win7 Compatibility install first ? or...does it matter ?
Dear Joern,
please do so, this may help.
Hi Michael
So, now I made a nice Win8 installation, thanks
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Nocturnal Emotions #54September 18, 2013
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Faculty/Staff Support and Programming
In what ways does WISE provide services to UI faculty and staff?
Because of a shortage of resources, WISE focuses programming primarily on undergraduate and graduate students. However, we encourage UI faculty and staff to contact any WISE staff member for individual advocacy/support or to request assistance in providing a service to the UI faculty/staff in STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) disciplines.
In the past we have organized or assisted in implementing faculty dinners, knowledge-sharing presentations, brown bag lunches, and professional development workshops.
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To request more information or to request support, please contact WISE via email, campus mail (WISE, 420 GILH), telephone (319-335-3530), or in person on the 4th floor of Gilmore Hall.


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The Monaco GP, which takes place on the streets of Monte Carlo, marks the sixth round of the 2013 F1 World Championship.
For those who bet on F1, the odds on Mark Webber taking a hat-trick of Monaco wins are 10/1.
All times are local (Monaco is GMT +2)
Wednesday 22 May
15:00: FIA press conference
Thursday 23 May
10:00 - 11:30: First free practice
14:00 - 15:30: Second free practice
16:00: FIA press conference
Saturday 25 May
11:00 - 12:00: Third free practice
14:00 - 15:00: Qualifying
15h00: FIA post qualifying press conference
Sunday 26 May
14:00 - 16:00: Monaco GP
16:00: FIA post race press conference
Monaco GP Info
No of Laps: 78
Race Distance: 260.520 km
Lap Record: 1:14.439 - M Schumacher (2004)
2012 Winner: M Webber (Red Bull)
Paddy Power is offer odds of 5/4 for Sebastian Vettel to claim a four Driver's title this season.
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M. Tennis | 11/20/2014
Xavier University Athletic Director Greg Christopher announced today that Xavier assistant tennis coach Doug Matthews has been named interim head men's ...
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Men's Tennis will reintroduce action packed competition this weekend in Nashville, Tennessee at the USTA/ITA Ohio Valley Regional.
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On the final day of action at the Jack Vredevelt Invite, the Musketeers walked away from the tennis courts with two wins in singles play.
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On day two of competition at the Jack Vredevelt Invite, Xavier men's tennis displayed its true skill in singles, having two Musketeers advance to Flight...
Men's tennis opened its first day of play at the Jack Vredevelt Invite, with a handful of wins in doubles competition this afternoon.
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The men's tennis team will travel to Kalamazoo, Mich., to participate in the Jack Vredevelt Invite, hosted by Western Michigan. The three-day event will...
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On the final day of competition at the Hoosier Classic, the Musketeers ended play by going 1-1 in consolation match-ups.
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On day two of the Hoosier Classic, Freddy Abunku and Arthur Stefani came ready to compete; each going undefeated in head-to-head competition.
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The Xavier men's tennis team had a slow day on the courts this afternoon, capturing only four wins overall on day one of the Hoosier Classic.


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Capita LA Conference 2012 - Alton Towers - The Year in Review
by, 7th July 2012 at 09:28 PM (7315 Views)
A departure from some of my more recent posts about System Centre - now time to concentrate on more of the Consultancy and Technology Evangelism Im also involved with.
This time, I was very fortunate to be invited to the Capita SIMS LA Conference, held at Alton Towers. Thanks must go to Cath Lane and her team, as well as Phil Neal and the Product Managers who spared their time to talk to me. This is the first of a selection of posts which will appear this week discussing the themes of the event.
So, on to the actual event, which centred around the way in which the Schools ecosystem is changing. Even Capita (who I know some of my audience will suggest otherwise) appreciate the need to better understand the market - and what we need. IT as a technology, as a platform for use in Schools is changing. Schools are very data rich - but often are not in a position to understand, filter or use this data properly. This is where SIMS, and other Capita products and services come in.
Phil Neal spoke on stage about the demanding competitive landscape which exists, both in terms of product and also the ancilliary services such as LA support services. Again - I know some of my audience wont believe that the MIS market place could be seen as competitive, but the simple truth is it is. The Academy system has changed the ecosystem - Schools and Colleges have a choice.
There are more developers and products on the market, and there is a greater awareness of them. I think a lot of this has to do with the changing professionals in Schools, and groups such as Edugeek.
There are more decision makers - no longer is it an LA decision which MIS, or other systems a School uses. Schools in isolation are making this decision, although - that being said - there are also Federations of Schools choosing a product or service. Software and support providers are having to change the way they market themselves and their products - to make themselves understood to a different audience.
The move to the cloud also is having an impact. Product launches such as the competitive Serco Progresso raise the conversation "is there going to be a Cloud SIMS".
Despite the bleak outlook when the Academy system started, Capita have been making gains in 2011/12 of roughly 50 schools. They also won Norfolk LA, and that is despite the concern of LAs "loosing control" of their Schools.
The change to Academies has brought on its challenges. Academies have to go to market to asses what is available to choose what is needed for them. Converted academies are doing well, sponsored academies less so - as they tend to be groups or adopt whatever the sponsor is using.
LA tenders are progressing, and there have been gains such as the Norfolk LA gain earlier. The new DfE framework brings its own challenges, the problem is that the tender can be all about the terms and conditions rather than the functionality and software. This is where the definition of core and non core models is important. The staggering truth there is that according to the framework, Exams and Upgrades are not part of the core, while cashless management is. Go figure?! So, in short, if you are a School or LA tendering - make sure you check carefully what components you want/expect to be included in your costs, or you risk getting stung! After the demise of BECTA, some may see it as no surprise that there is also no mention of parental engagement. If you are a School or LA who has rolled this out already, or has plans to do so (bear in mind that this is still part of Ofsted monitoring and evaluation) - you need to check carefully that you include this too.
Capita have understood one clear thing from the community - and that is the quality of their communications with people on the ground. Their surveys of the user group showed some interesting results. Quality of training materials and Uptake of SIMS in the Classroom - key drivers were varied. There is going to be a lot of work taking place to improve this soon. There has been limited takeup Discover and Solus 3 - but those where it has been implemented, it has taken off. Discover is changing the market place. Whole industry around developing aspects for Discover.
Also questioned was whether support to schools was direct or via LA.
So - what is changing soon?
Learning Gateway is due to have extensive developments, and now has a new Product Manager. The first big change is to add data collection sheets. The second will be a complete re-write of the "person webpart" - which is responsible for the old style Student and Staff details pages.
T4 is dead as a product. T6 now has all the functionality, and the Timetable printing functionality is all embedded in the main SIMS.net product. Finally, you can say goodbye to this relic of SIMS.
FMS has document management and cost centre manager permissions. Auditing reports and specific reports for Academies is also now included. This was one of the big criticisms of the product. Finally - and Phil was very proud to announce this - FMS is now Financial Authority Accredited.
In Touch is being revitalised as a product. There seems to be limited awareness of this nationwide. I guess, in part, this is due to the plethora of competitive products such as Groupcall, Teachers2Parents etc. However, ask youself this, why use these if the functionality can be "there" in SIMS. Anyway - coming soon to it are improved alerting and automated notifications.
And finally from Phil's stage section was another bit of pride for more awards - Finalist for BETT 2012 and Winner of ERA for innovation. Not bad for a years work!
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Residency in Anatomic Pathology
The University of Tennessee, College of Veterinary Medicine is accepting applications for one (1) residency position in anatomic pathology starting July 1, 2015.
This is a 3 year residency with an emphasis on diagnostic pathology and preparation for the ACVP board exam. Case material comes from our active necropsy and surgical pathology services. The necropsy caseload is 35% small animal, 25% large animal, and 40% zoo, exotic, wildlife, and lab animal.
The training faculty includes 6 boarded anatomic pathologists and three boarded clinical pathologists. Opportunities for advanced biomedical research training leading to a Ph.D. degree are also available through the Comparative and Experimental Medicine graduate program.
Candidates must hold a professional degree in veterinary medicine, be fluent in written and spoken English, have a strong academic record, and have an interest in and commitment to pathology. The salary will be approximately $27,000 and the benefits package is competitive. The appointment is renewable on an annual basis (three years total), assuming satisfactory performance. This salary will not support the prevailing wage determination required for H1B visas.
Applications should include:
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The application deadline is October 15, 2014. A decision will be made December 1, 2014 and candidates notified on or subsequent to this date.
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Informal inquiries are welcome. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
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