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Conserve counter space in your office with Detecto's Model GH Universal Glove Box Holders. The all-steel construction with white powder coat finish carries a Detecto lifetime guarantee. The open design allows you to see what size or type of glove is being dispensed. Holder will accommodate most glove boxes and are universal enough to be used for tissue holders where counter or shelf space is conservative. The unit installs in seconds via screw holes and the GH1 features a snap-on clip in back.
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Cars > dozer54321's Garage
About dozer54321's Garage
About me and my passion for cars
I just really enjoy cars in general , I am not too skilled with the mechanics but I love driving cars of all types.
My first car
1993 chevy cavaleir rs, i hated it
Car I wish I still had
my 1967 289 auto mustang coupe
My dream car
At this point I would love an STI limited.
Car clubs I'm in
I am not in a car club unless you count swic at www.azscooby.com
- Type of racing: Drag
- Driving song: Caveman Rejoice
- Car game: GTA: VICE CITY?
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- Sep 4, 2006 at 3:08 pm
- Hey, thanks for the vote, and I'm glad I could point you toward the site. Could be an interesting challenge... we'll see. I mean, performance-wise, you've probably got the lead even with my H/C swap in the 1/4 mile, and looks are subjective. Personally, the bugeye WRX's are my favorite, but we'll see how everyone votes. I've gotta count on the sheer number of Mustang owners to vote for me. But anyway, good luck. See ya around here and 3.8.
- Sep 4, 2006 at 11:27 am
- Nice subee too. There is something about not having a wing that sets the car off. People don't judge it as much, not knowing what is in it. This is a car that I have wanted for a long time. Its great.
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Almost every day, my sweet tooth kicks in and I scour the kitchen for something to subdue my desires. Am I in the mood for a Healthy Choice Fudge Bar, a Deep Chocolate VitaTop or a handful of Orville Redenbacher's Caramel Mini Smart Cakes? Well, sometimes it's not what you are in the mood for, but what you actually have in your kitchen. That's when I discovered a box of Back to Nature Peanut Butter Crème Cookies my mom had purchased.
Back to Nature says, "Our Peanut Butter Creme Cookies are two tasty cookies with a tantalizing crunch. And the filling, a rich, delicious, peanut butter flavor so creamy, we promise it won't stick to the roof of your mouth." As with other Back to Nature products, these are made without hydrogenated oils, high fructose corny syrup and with no artificial preservatives, flavors or colors
These cookies are sinfully delicious and though one serving is only 2 cookies, the luscious peanut butter flavor embodies every single bite. Each "sandwich" consists of 2 crispy, crunchy peanut butter cookies with a formed layer of dense and creamy all natural peanut butter smeared between. The crisp and the creme meld in your mouth for a luscious flavor sensation.
A 26 gram serving of Back to Nature Peanut Butter Creme Cookies (2 cookies) provides 120 calories, 8% of the daily value for total fat plus 5% of the DV for saturated fat, 3% of the DV for fiber, 8 grams of sugar and 2 grams of protein.
You really can't have an authentic peanut butter cookie without the fat. The ingredient list consists starts with unbleached enriched wheat flour, evaporated cane juice and peanut butter.
Each box of cookies was $2.99 at Wal-Mart. If you're more into "all natural" ingredients, then this snack should be a hit with you - it's just that it's so delicious that it's hard for 2 cookies weighing 26 grams to really do anything for a craving - except maybe make you crave more! So dieters, beware!


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So far, the predominant flu virus this season is H1N1. This is the H1N1 virus that emerged during the 2009 pandemic.
Seasonal flu is responsible for severe illness and death every year, but the H1N1 virus disproportionately affects younger adults, children, people with chronic medical conditions and pregnant women.
To date this season, five Yolo County residents under the age of 65 have been admitted to an intensive care unit as a result of the flu.
Additionally, in 2009, H1N1 did not follow the traditional flu season months of November through March, according to Yolo County health officials. While it is too early to determine how long the flu season will last, there is still time for those who have not gotten their flu vaccine to do so through their health care provider, pharmacy or through the Yolo County Health Department.
All forms of the flu vaccine this season are designed to protect against H1N1. Flu vaccine is available for individuals 6 months and older. No needle is necessary for eligible individuals ages 2 to 49 years who qualify for Flu Mist.
Besides the special free flu vaccine clinics, the Health Department also provides in-house seasonal flu vaccinations during its regularly scheduled Monday immunization clinics. All vaccines offered during these clinics are $10, unless otherwise noted.


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Zipper Silk Peplum Top
Style # 211865
Exude off-duty glam with this bebe silk tank top, featuring exposed metal zipper, cinched waist and utility pockets. Try it with a pair of denim shorts and cork wedge sandals.
- 92% silk, 8% spandex
- Center back to hem: 14" (36 cm)
- Dry clean
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- Model is 5'9" and is wearing a US size S
Zipper Silk Peplum Top
Gorgeous, Versatile Top!!
I purchased this in the olive green, and it has quickly become one of my favorite tops. I do have to agree with the previous reviewers...if you're buying online, definitely get a smaller size than you normally do, because it does run larger than most Bebe tops. The fabric is gorgeous, the zipper is hot and trendy, and this top can go with anything from shorts, to distressed jeans, to black jean leggings, dress pants, skirts...you get the picture!! You can do a lot with this one, making it well worth the price. My favorite way to wear this is to pair it with a lace-trimmed cami, and leave the zipper down a few inches, for a sexier vibe. I'm thinking it'd make a pretty awesome vest, too. My advice is to buy it now, before it's gone, and prepare to get creative...
May 18, 2013
Safari Chic
I love this blouse! I usually wear an XS, but I has to purchase this blouse in an XXS, due to the arm holes being too large. This blouse is chic enough to wear to work or an evening out, etc. It also easily dresses up a pair of dark denim in a subtle yet sophisticated way. I purchased the dark olive green blouse, and I plan on wearing it with a pair of dark rinse jeans in addition to crisp white jeans. I can definitely see this top taking me into the Fall and being part of my wardrobe for the next few years! Bebe should release this blouse in a rich navy as well as a creamy off white/ivory hue. You definitely won't be disappointed by this blouse!
May 13, 2013
Amazing Top - Fits and Looks Great
I fell in love wiht this top once I tried it on.
I had to purchase one size down from the size that I usually wear in the button down Bebe blouses so it wouldn't be too large in the arm holes and so it wouldn't be too drapey in the chest area at the top of the zipper. It is cut to hug your figure, without being tight like spandex would be and has a little stretch in the waist band area from elastic.
The material was quality and not too thin and the zipper was strong and doesn't feel like one of those zippers that won't last over time from repeated use.
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Hello, blog and blog readers! It's been a little while, hasn't it? Well, a few days. I am young and silly and see a few days as an absolute eternity, so bear with me.
Anyhow, I have spent these past three days eating mini-cupcakes with green frosting – which, as far as I can tell, are the only upside to St. Patrick's Day – and listening to Jon Miller on the radio, broadcasting Giants games from rainy Arizona in equally rainy California. I love the rain and all, but this is still a little extreme. Enter knit blanket, knit wrap and thick, knit socks. I am all cocooned and almost warm. So! Time to write a blog post.
As I've said before, I've been largely encouraged by San Francisco's showing in Spring Training so far. There have been no massive train wrecks yet and I don' t feel eliminated from contention on March 19th (in fact, more like completely in contention, what with extra wildcard and all) so the world feels like a bright place, indeed.
Other than the one big ol' raincloud and I'm not talking about the one outside my window. I'm talking about the one named Frederick Phillip Sanchez, Jr. I'm talking about Freddy Sanchez, peeps. He's ache-y and pain-y and injury prone. We all know that. But this latest news is still a buzz-kill of massive proportions. I am a big believer that the mystical powers of Freddy Sanchez at second base = duh, winning so Bruce Bochy's recent quotes that he may or may not be ready for Opening Day not good news at all. At all, at all. Sure, success in 2012 is going to be tied into a whole bunch of guys, not just Sanchez, but I think he's a key element. Right up there with Aubrey Huff and Buster Posey's Ankle.
I'm also a tiny bit worried about the recent trade rumors swirling around Chris Stewart and Eli Whiteside and the Royal of Kansas City. Which is not in Kansas, for the record. Not making that mistake again. It does seem more likely that it will be Whiteside, if anyone, because he has a relationship (no-hitter, y'all) with Jonathan Sanchez, but there's a possibility it could be Stewart instead. This may or may not be a terribly popular opinion, but I would really rather not lose Stewart. I have a deep and long-held belief in Stewart and would like to see at least one more year of him in a Giants uniform as back-up catcher. I think we might see good things. Not Buster Posey's Ankle level, but good all the same.
This does leave me wondering, though: do I sense a trend? Has Brian Sabean moved his sympathies from the Mets (see: Zach Wheeler, Andres Torres, Ramon Ramirez) to the Royals (see: Jonathan Sanchez, potentially one of our back-up catchers)? Does this mean the Royals are soon going to be filing for bankruptcy and Sabean feels badly, so he's going to trade loads of our players to them? The mysteries, the mysteries.
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p.s. C.J. Wilson has lost his Best Hair Crown for good for tweeting the loveable Mike Napoli's phone number out as a "prank". I love a good prank as much as the next person, but I have to say I am 100% on Napoli's side on this. There's funny and then there's basically nasty. This falls in the basically nasty category, or so my non-existent tarot cards say.


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Brandon Marshall throws support behind Marc Trestman
By Sean Jensen firstname.lastname@example.com January 16, 2013 8:26AM
Updated: January 16, 2013 8:27AM
New Bears coach Marc Trestman got a ringing endorsement from one of the team's key players.
Pro Bowl receiver Brandon Marshall was a vocal supporter of Lovie Smith, but he is excited about the team's future under Trestman.
"I absolutely love the hire," Marshall told the Sun-Times, "and the few guys I've talked to love it too.
"Hearing from guys who have played for him and been around him, he's a guy that's innovative."
Marshall said he's already started reading Trestman's book, "Perseverance: Life Lessons of Leadership and Teamwork."
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler trained with Trestman before his rookie season with the Denver Broncos.
"I really think all of the guys will benefit from this and our team will go to another level," Marshall said. "That always seems to happen when you get a coach who really gets it and who understands every part of the game. I'm excited.
I can't wait to get back to work with him and the guys, and I'm excited to learn from him."
Marshall also applauded the search conducted by general manager Phil Emery.
"The thing I appreciate the most is, is Phil's due diligence and how he brought the best guy for our organization," Marshall said.
Meanwhile, Marshall said he underwent a minor scope on his hip last night.
"Just a little clean up," he said.
Marshall, though, will not defend his Pro Bowl MVP because he will not play in the NFL's All-Star game.


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Quilts with Applique Shapes
Whether you just want a little taste or have plenty of time to spare, these applique quilt and pillow patterns are just what you need! From simple shapes to fun designs, these applique projects will add a handmade touch to your home.
Scrap Lab Wall Hanging [1]
Simple squares and curved appliqués in bright prints pop off a coordinating solid to create a dynamic wall hanging.
Radiating Diamonds [4]
The Drunkard's Path blocks in this wall hanging form undulating diamonds that are both curved and jagged.
Hen and Flowers Wall Hanging [7]
Use coordinating fabrics to fuse appliqué shapes to a wall quilt that has folk art flair. Tone-on-tones, stripes, and dots add depth to the farmyard scene.
Botanical Batiks Wall Quilt [10]
Use a palette of jewel-tone batiks to compose a wall quilt that has Hawaiian flair.
Double the Fun [13]
Double your use of circles in a wall hanging that showcases fussy-cut circular motifs stacked on rings in a variety of fun prints.
Coffee Cozy Trio [16]
Protect your hands from coffee-cup heat with a wraparound cozy stitched in theme prints.
Polka Dot Palooza [19]
Mix polka dots and swirls in scrappy circles framed by polka dots for a playful wall hanging.
Bright and Bubbly Pillow [22]
Happy appliquéd circles arranged in a flower shape fill a bright pillow. The ragged edges of the appliqués add to the project's breezy charm while orange piping frames the aqua background and echoes the center circle.
Take Flight [25]
An appliquéd airplane and rickrack loops propel the aviation theme of this crib quilt. It's perfect for your little pilot-in-training.
Funky Place Mats [28]
Zigzag-stitch fusible words and motifs to create these fun place mats.
Newborn Baby Wall Hanging [31]
Know of a little one on the way? This wall hanging of appliqué shapes, Pinwheel blocks, and fun prints comes together quickly, making it an easy gift to assemble before the sweet one arrives!
Wheel of Fortune [34]
A scrappy circle composed of a variety of blues and greens is the standout of this project. A fun border of smaller spheres and arches continues the rounded motif for a table topper with a whimsical look.
Circles and Squares Throw [37]
Cut circles from precut 10-inch squares, then raw-edge appliqué both shapes to a solid color background for a quick and easy lap quilt.
Appliquéd Lamps Wall Quilt [40]
Make a two-color wall quilt featuring lamp-shape appliqué pieces.
Appliqué Fan Quilt [43]
Fan shapes in sunny colors are perfect in a picnic throw.
Fusible Appliqué Bird Pillow [46]
Use flannel scraps to create bird, nest, egg, and berry appliqué pieces. Fuse the pieces to a pieced pillowtop to make a handmade nature scene.
Bunny Appliqué Folk Art [49]
Create a bunny appliqué wall hanging that you can display year-round with muted greens, tans, and browns.
House and Heart Pillow [52]
Use precut 10-inch squares and fat quarters to create a reversible pillow. Appliqué house and heart shapes, then frame each appliquéd block with stripe and tone-on-tone borders.
Congrats Applique Pillow [55]
Make a wedding gift that newlyweds will treasure. Take a snapshot at the wedding ceremony, print the photo on a printable fabric sheet, then appliqué a message of congratulations to create a one-of-a-kind pillow.
Chickens in the Coop [58]
A chicken-wire print background and appliqués in feed sack reproductions combine in a cute kitchen wall hanging.
Dinosaur Baby Quilt [61]
In just a day you can stitch up this whimsical quilt for a budding paleontologist.
Curved Piecing Ahead [64]
A traditional Drunkard's Path block and a non-traditional palette of solid black and bright prints creates a sparkling, pieced and appliquéd quilt.
Scrollwork Appliqué Wall Hanging [67]
This bright, funky wall hanging is a like a glimpse into a tropical garden through a wrought-iron gate. Fuse solid black appliqués over a background fabric.
Pastel Pears Wall Quilt [70]
Combine a fruit shape with pastel floral fabrics to create a well-balanced design.


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Punky Brewster: Season 3 DVD
Price: $34.99
The Complete Third Season, 1987-1988!
The incomparable Punky Brewster returns for a third season with 22 complete episodes full of its trademark pandemonium, poignancy and plenty of laughs.
Growing up is never easy, even under the watchful eye of Henry Warnimont (George Gaynes). This season, Punky (Soleil Moon Frye) tackles the challenges of school, friendship, gossip, and even boy problems. Each episode shines with "Punky Power," that unique quality of spirited innocence and wide-eyed charm that made this show such a hit.
With her makeshift family, her best friends Cheri and Margaux, and Brandon, her beloved Golden Retriever, Punky is growing up before our eyes; still turning our world around and still leaving us smiling.
Special features include 2½ hours of the popular Saturday morning cartoon 'It's Punky Brewster', featuring many of the voices from the Punky Brewster series.
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Many investors fear if they hire a manager to invest their portfolios in a tax-efficient manner they will give up more in returns than they would if the accounts were managed for a total return and they paid the corresponding taxes.
On the contrary, that is for the most part not true. Taxes matter–and matter a lot!
Investors frequently underestimate the impact of taxes on investment returns. So they ignore the effect of short-term capital gains taxes until they have to pay them.
Deferring a gain from short-term to long-term makes a big difference in taxes. Assume you have a $2,500 gain on a $10,000 investment. If this gain is short-term (less than a year) you will pay $1,000 in federal taxes (top tax bracket). But if you wait just one year and one day to sell, then you only pay $500. That is a 20 percent after-tax return versus a 15 percent after-tax return–just for waiting.
An advisor taking extra steps and effort to manage a portfolio in a tax-efficient manner often goes unrecognized. Managing a portfolio in this way does take extra work as one needs to take into account many other considerations.
Here are a few suggestions for you and your advisor to consider:
• Put your high turnover (buying and selling in less than a year) investments in your tax-exempt accounts and leave your taxable account for your long-term buy-and-hold investments.
• Investing in mutual funds, depending on the fund, may or may not be tax-efficient. Federal law requires mutual funds to distribute all of their realized short-and long-term capital gains each year and prohibits funds from distributing losses, which stay in the funds until offset by future gains. So when a fund makes a distribution, the shareholders become liable for the tax. The best way to find out about mutual funds' tax sensitivity is to read the funds annual report, which provides historical long term, short term and dividend income. A much easier way is to look at a Morningstar mutual fund report, which will even show the after-tax returns of that particular fund.Morningstar data shows that, over the past decade, U.S. investors in equity funds have seen their returns reduced by 2.5 percent annually due to taxes. On a $10,000 investment over 10 years, a portfolio would have given up $3,487 in returns due to taxes alone.
• Adjust your tax lot valuations to give you the lowest gain. If you have bought a security or a fund over time, you probably have a different cost that you paid for each purchase. When selling a portion of your holdings, you can indicate to your custodian which cost basis you want to use. The choices are LIFO (last in- first out), FIFO (first in –first out), highest cost or lowest cost. Be sure you take advantage of that flexibility.
• ETFs, or exchange-traded funds, are generally tax-efficient as their managers primarily use a buy-and-hold strategy. However, corporate actions, such as takeovers and rebalancing, will have some impact, typically small. One of the advantages of index-based ETFs is their potential for tax efficiency. An index manager does not make bets on specific stocks, so there is no driver to buy and sell stocks unless the index changes. By maintaining a lower turnover of securities in the fund portfolio, the manager keeps capital gains realizations to a minimum. As more ETFs are coming to market,many have different investment strategies, so investors need to understand the tax implications before investing.
• Typically, the fall season is a good time to take stock of your portfolio's tax situation. If you have incurred some sizeable short-term gains, you might look to sell a few of your losers to minimize the tax burden.
A little tax planning will be well worth the bonus come April 15.
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are the opinions of the author and should not be interpreted as individualized investment advice. Investment objectives, risk tolerances and the financial situation of individual investors may vary. Please consult your financial and tax advisors before investing.


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Christine Jacobs-Wagner
Director of the Microbial Diversity Institute; HHMI Investigator
Departments & Organizations
Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Microbiology | Molecular Cell Biology, Genetics and Development
Microbial Sciences Institute
Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
Microbial Pathogenesis
Research Interests
Cell division; chromosome segregation; cell cycle coordination; cell morphogenesis, cytokeleton, cell polarity more...
- M.S., University of Liege, Belgium, 1991
- Ph.D., University of Liege, Belgium, 1996
Selected Publications
- Montero Llopis P, Jackson AF, Sliusarenko O, Surovtsev I, Heinritz J, Emonet T, and Jacobs-Wagner C. (2010) Spatial organization of the flow of genetic information in bacteria. NAture, 466:77-81.
- Schofield WB, Lim HC, And Jacobs-Wagner C. (2010) Cell cycle coordination and regulation of bacterial chromosome segregation dynamics by polarly localized proteins. EMBO J, 29:3068-81.
- Alyahya A, Alexander R, Costa T, Henriques A, Emonet T, Jacobs-Wagner C (2009) Rod Z, a component of the bacterial core morphogenic apparatus. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 106, 1239-1244.


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Daniel Boone's rifle was given the nickname the "Ticklicker" because it was said that he could shoot the tick off of a bear's nose.
Daily Events for Thursday, Oct 25th, 2012
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm"Diana: A Celebration" exhibit gallery open
This 7,500 sq. ft. exhibition explores the life and humanitarian work of one of the 20th century's most remarkable women. Diana's life is explored through nine galleries containing 150 objects, ranging from her royal wedding gown and 28 designer dresses to family jewels, heirlooms, personal mementoes, paintings, rare home movies and photos.
"Diana: A Celebration" comes to the Frazier directly from the Althorp Estate in England, the Spencer Family's 500-year-old ancestral home, where it is on display every summer. A portion of the proceeds generated to the Althorp Estate from the exhibition, produced by Arts & Exhibitions International, will benefit charitable causes including the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. Click here to read more.
3rd Floor North Gallery - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pmAn Evening with PoeOctober 24, 25, 26, 27, 30, 31; November 1 & 2 Doors open at 6:30, performances begin at 7:30 on October 25, 26, 27, 30, November 1 and 2. October 24 and 31 performances will begin at 8:15 p.m. Buy tickets now Enjoy An Even Edgier Edgar For more than a century, readers have been terrified, surprised, and delighted by one of America's greatest storytellers, Edgar Allan Poe. Whether about grisly murder or ethereal and untouchable love, Poe delivers a new thrill to his audience with each tale. Read more here. Through the Frazier Museum's Historic Interpretations Department, we bring some of Poe's best known works to the stage for a live show like you've never seen before. This year, eight Poe tales will be presented, including six poems and two short stories:
- The Raven
- The Murders in the Rue Morgue
- Spirits of the Dead
- Alone
- The City in the Sea
- The Bells
- The Masque of the Red Death
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Early March Applications reviewed by the members of the search committee; Phone interviews (if needed)
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Early April Two to four finalists on campus: Dr. Joseph Morgan – April 2-3 Dr. Charles McAdams – April 4-5 Dr. Bahman Ghorashi – April 8-9 Dr. Brenda Nichols – April 11-12
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Four candidates have been identified as finalists for the position of provost and vice president for academic affairs at Murray State University. They will be visiting the Murray State campus during the first two weeks of April.
The provost candidate finalists, along with their interview dates, are Dr. Joseph (Jay) Morgan, April 2-3; Dr. Charles McAdams, April 4-5; Dr. Bahman Ghorashi, April 8-9; and Dr. Brenda Nichols, April 11-12.
Open forums for faculty will be held for each candidate on the first day of the visit from 12:45-1:45 p.m. in the Freed Curd Auditorium in the Collins Center for Industry and Technology.
A presentation and open forum for each candidate for the entire campus community will also be held on the first day of each visit from 3-4:30 p.m. in the Wrather West Kentucky Museum Auditorium.
Dr. Bonnie Higginson, the current provost and vice president for academic affairs, has resigned effective June 30, 2013, to return to teaching in the college of education.
Brief bio, curriculum vitae and schedule for each finalists:
Dr. Joseph (Jay) Morgan (April 2-3) is a Murray State University graduate with a B.S. in agriculture science and business, and an M.S. in agriculture science. He earned his Ph.D. at Oklahoma State University in agricultural education. He has been the associate provost for graduate education and research at Murray State since 2010. Morgan began teaching at MSU in 1997 in the Hutson School of Agriculture. Prior to beginning his career at MSU, Morgan spent two years teaching and coaching at the high school level. (CV and Schedule)
Dr. Charles McAdams (April 4-5) received the B.S.Ed. from Tennessee Technological University, and the M.S. and Ed.D. from the University of Illinois, all in music education. Since 2004, he has served as dean of the college of arts and sciences at Northwest Missouri State University. Previously, he was chair and professor in the department of music at the University of Central Missouri, where he began teaching in 1983. Prior to that McAdams directed high school band and choir. (CV and Schedule)
Dr. Bahman Ghorashi (April 8-9) holds three degrees in chemical engineering — the B.S. from Wayne State University, and the M.S. and Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. He is currently executive director of Fenn Academy and Fenn Research and Development Institute at Cleveland State University, as well as a professor of chemical and biomedical engineering. Earlier, he served as dean of the college of engineering at CSU. He began his career there in 1978, rising through the teaching ranks in the department of chemical engineering. (CV and Schedule)
Dr. Brenda Nichols (April 11-12) is a graduate of the University of Evansville with an A.S.N., B.S.N. and M.S. (education). She earned the D.N.Sc. at the Indiana University school of nursing. She is currently dean of the college of arts and sciences at Lamar University in Texas. Former positions in higher education include chair of the Old Dominion University school of nursing, dean of the college of health sciences at Southern Cross University in Australia and director of nursing research at the University of Southern Mississippi. She began her teaching career at Kentucky Wesleyan College in 1977. (CV and Schedule)
President Randy Dunn has appointed Dr. Jack Rose, Faculty Regent, to chair the Provost Search Committee which will meet initially this month. The new provost may begin his or her duties as early as July 1, 2013 replacing Dr. Bonnie Higginson who announced her resignation effective June 30, 2013.
"I am pleased and honored to be a part of the search process for Murray State University's next Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs," said Dr. Rose. "Dr. Bonnie Higginson has served MSU in an outstanding manner and will be sorely missed. President Dunn's charge to the committee stated his desire to recruit the highest level internal and external applicants who will demonstrate outstanding leadership to sustain the high standards of academic quality for which MSU is known. I am convinced the committee appointed by President Dunn is an outstanding group ready to work diligently to find folks who meet those qualifications."
The 17-member committee includes representatives from each academic college and school, constituent groups, the Dean's Council, Professional Staff, Student Affairs, and Athletics.
The Provost Search Committee members are Sidney Anderson, student; Kim Bellah, Associate Professor Hutson School of Agriculture; Kevin Binfield, Professor English & Philosophy; Misty Evans, Lecturer Continuing Education and Academic Outreach; Kathy Farmer, Assistant Professor University Libraries; Kathy Farrell, Associate Professor School of Nursing; David Fender, Professor Occupation Safety & Health; Renee Fister, Professor Math & Statistics; Rory Goggins, Assistant Professor English & Philosophy; Marcia Hobbs, Dean School of Nursing; Matt Kelly, Senior Assistant Athletic Director; Jamie Mantooth, Director Retention Services; Melanie McCallon, Associate Director Education Abroad - Institute for International Studies; Debbie Owens, Associate Professor Journalism & Mass Communications; Jack Rose, Professor College of Education; Murphy Smith, Dill Distinguished Professor Bauernfeind College of Business, and John Young, Administrative Assistant Telecommunications Systems Management.


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Review of David Goldblatt, The Ball Is Round: A Global History of Soccer, with a new foreword (New York: Riverhead, 2008). Pp. xviii + 974, bibliography, notes, index, illustrations. $24.00 (paper). ISBN 978-1-59448-296-0.
The Ball Is Round: A Global History of Soccer appears at booksellers in North America this week, and we wonder how many will read the title's four words as a direct challenge to the myth of American centrality in all things.
In a European context, the phrase "the ball is round" conjures almost immediate associations with German manager Sepp Herberger, who contributed this tautological statement, along with other curiosities, to the game's lexicon. The book's author, David Goldblatt, sees Herberger's mastery of the post-match non sequitur as one of the coach's offerings to the many layers of football culture and language.
Worth the wait and worth its weight, The Ball Is Round adds 2lb, 1oz to the payload of North American bookshelves—an easier burden compared to the original 3lb, 9oz hardback.
The phrase further suggests, in a global frame, the all-encompassing quality of football and that a writer of Goldblatt's caliber, by poring over the historical record and a fragmented prehistory, might conceive a 907-page narrative of human experience by taking the association football game and its variants as his guide. Goldblatt and Herberger challenge Americans by saying that the ball is indeed round and not the prolate spheroid used in the dominant sport of the 50 states.
In a podcast interview Dec 20, Goldblatt says that during the seven years of research and writing he became more fully aware of the unconventional nature of his work, in that the United States features as but a bit player on the world stage. "Normally you'd write a world history—certainly of the 20th century—and the United States would be at the center of it, and rightly so. But in The Ball Is Round it's almost a transatlantic curiosity." Goldblatt cites British historian Eric Hobsbawm as already having made this observation.
As a corrective, Goldblatt writes within the foreword to the American edition, he took six months off from watching football and concentrated on American games, especially baseball and baseball literature. Whilst slumming in these insular sporting cultures—increasingly available in Europe through the North American Sports Network and on Sky—Goldblatt gained perspective on what the United States could reap from its growing exposure to world football. A nation accustomed to shaping international institutions in its own image, to its own advantage, sees in Goldblatt's narrative a world from a marginalized position—the Predator boot now on the other foot.
You will excuse me, I hope, if I express a preference for a multilateral world in which the United States is on occasion bound by collective agreements and meanings that are not entirely of its own making and that is an America that plays and understands soccer. Soccer's mission in the United States is not, I think to supplement or challenge American football, baseball, or basketball, but to offer a conduit to the rest of the world; a sporting antidote to the excesses of isolationism, a prism for understanding the world that the United States may currently shape but will increasingly be shaped by. (xii)
As another jolt to American exceptionalism in sport, Goldblatt places as the volume epigraph the decade-old observation of Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano, the chronicler of Latin American history "from below" who in Soccer in Sun and Shadow comments on "an astonishing void: official history ignores soccer. Contemporary history texts fail to mention it, even in passing, in countries where it has been and continues to be a primordial symbol of collective identity" (rev. ed. [Verso, 2003], 209).
For many months, after first obtaining the Penguin UK hardback edition of The Ball Is Round, it sat on our bookshelf atop the similarly monumental 500-year survey of Western cultural life by Jacques Barzun: From Dawn to Decadence (see 20 Nov 07). When we perused the index of Barzun's work, having accepted that we were unlikely to navigate the 800 pages in full, Galeano's statement showed its relevance. Sport (golf, ice skating, tennis, the Olympics) merits eight mentions, football once, in passing. In discussion about a modern-day decline in sportsmanship, Barzun writes, "When contests pitted together two national teams, one crowd of fans mobbed the other; riots, wounds, and deaths were the sportsmanship of the day" (794). So soccer does enter the picture, but in the broad-brush negative.
Goldblatt explains the context for the Nazi salutes rendered by England team members in Berlin on 14 May 1938. Given a football culture "colonized by the politics of appeasement," the British FA, acceding to wishes from the Foreign Office, directed the players to salute the crowd. England won 6–3, but Germany gained a propaganda victory.
Barzun offers little space for games, but, in truth, Goldblatt does the same. This is perhaps the most appealing aspect of The Ball Is Round. The games themselves—a cavalcade of ritualized 90-minute encounters on which the sun never sets in the satellite-connected world—enter the argument literally as excursions from the main text. They are set off from Goldblatt's exposition of football in political and social life, much as a matchday might seem set apart from the workaday repetition of bread-winning. Goldblatt periodically reimagines matches as fulcrums that give impetus to humanity's changing relationship to the game. The excurses begin on 8 Sept 1888, the first day of the Football League in England (Bolton 2, Derby County 6), and culminate in the chillingly cynical scoreline of Stade Olympique de l'Emyrne 0, AS Adema 149 from 31 Oct 2002. (Stade Olympique of Madagascar protested a perceived refereeing slight in the previous match by unleashing a torrent of own goals. "Reports make no mention of injury time," Goldblatt writes. "I think we can assume they didn't play any.")
A personal favorite among the match accounts must be the staged heavenly encounter between Hungary manager Gusztáv Sebes and Ferenc Puskás, who have eternity to ruminate on the crushing 2–3 loss to Germany in the 1954 World Cup final (see 17 Nov 06). Sebes wonders, making the direct connection between football results and political existence, "If Hungary had won there would have been no counter-revolution but a powerful thrust in the building of socialism in the country." To this, Puskás, offering a more quotidian player's perspective, "snorts and slurps down a small beer."
For this reconstruction and for manifold other fragments and testimonies, Goldblatt has benefited from the relatively recent flowering of ethnographic and journalistic interest in football's place in daily life. As a partial guide for his work, Goldblatt could look, in English, to two previous histories, The World's Game: A History of Soccer by Bill Murray (University of Illinois Press, 1998) and The People's Game: History of Football Revisited James Walvin (new ed. [Mainstream, 2000]). (Since the publication of The Ball Is Round, another social history has appeared, Parish to Planet: How Football Came to Rule the World by Eric Midwinter.)
But many specificities have come from fieldwork in the past 20 years, enough published material to convince Goldblatt "there's enough out there to put this thing together" and to compensate for an absence of officially produced written records that the political or military historian takes as given. Goldblatt imbibed these sources, categorized, reinterpreted, synthesized them, and then combined his own travel and research to produce an original accounting that builds on Galeano's intuitive sense that the game has been undersold in academic histories.
The Ball Is Round begins by asking if any cultural practice can match football for universality. Foodways, music, religious ritual and rites of passage exceed the sport in omnipresence, but they lack the codified rules and performative specificity of association football. The cultural provenance of football reaches to the civilizations of the Orient, Mesoamerica and Rome. But rather than trying to draw sporting lineage between the modern game and such precursors as cuju (China), kemari (Japan), Tchatali (Aztec), Pasukkquakkohowog (Native American), Harpastum (Rome) and so on, Goldblatt in a compelling 15-page prehistory, "Chasing Shadows," makes clear that the true connections rest in the enduring human drive for collective experience and for struggle in the proxy form of ball games.
Again and again in Goldblatt's work, one must marvel at the sport's sustainability and its repeated adoption worldwide, across eras and cultures seemingly divided by the clash of civilizations. Succeeding generations encounter the game with novelty, sometimes with skepticism or outright resistance. Trolling sources outside the mainstream, Goldblatt finds Russian writer Yuri Olesha explaining the sport to his father in the early 1900s. The man replies, "With their feet? How can that be?" In Kashmir, a British headmaster must overcome Brahmin children's resistance to coming in contact with a leather ball seen as unclean. In the Ottoman Empire, religious authorities feared that the game would keep students from the Qur'an; the wearing of shorts also correlated with salacious activity.
As part of his comprehensive treatment, Goldblatt does not neglect how the game came to be sustained through language and media. Early experiments with mediated football—now assumed to be the game's default form—take on freshness in the words of Bloomsbury-era novelist Winifred Holtby, who writes in Feb 1930 of the sensation on hearing her first football commentary: "No one could listen with cold blood or sluggish pulses to the quickening crescendo of the roar preceding the final shout of 'goal.' I wanted more goals. I didn't care who shot them."
Founded in 1919 in Buenos Aires, El Gráfico collected "soccer's organic intellectuals" on its staff. By 1930, circulation had reached 100,000 in the capital alone. The Jan 08 cover promotes Inter Milan and Argentina striker Hernán Crespo's answer—"Football saved my life"—to one of 100 questions, making one wonder if he also uses this answer 100 times.
Goldblatt accounts for the rise of a sporting, primarily football-oriented, press, with examples such as El Gráfico (Argentina), Kicker (Germany), La Gazzetta dello Sport (Italy), L'Équipe (France) and others. He also considers the reception and transmission of footballing terms in various places—the culturally specific ways in which societies communicate identical concepts. Latin America and Russia, for example, retained many English terms while Germany, as an expression of disdain for English influence, deliberately sought German-language equivalents for such terms as "captain" (Fährer), "free kick" (Frei-Tritt) and "goal" (Tor).
Goldblatt enlisted linguistic help on his travels in order to interpret supporters' idioms and singing: "Everywhere I went … I would ask them, 'What do you say for this?' 'How do you say that?' 'What's your version of this cliché?' " We imagine the scene of Goldblatt approaching a klatch of supporters, querying, "What is the precise Bengali phrase for 'It's all gone horribly wrong?' "
Also constitutive of the rise of football cultures worldwide—Goldblatt believes that "football culture" as a concept could first be applied to England as early as the 1870s—is the existence and accessibility of playing space. In modern Western life, one accepts the supply and maintenance of such space as a school or civic function. But in less regulated times, certain areas, such as the unclaimed tracts alongside high-density industrial housing in Vienna in the early 1900s (Vorstädte), lent themselves to the street game and to the development of marauding, muscular players such as Josep Uridil. "Viennese football boomed," Goldblatt writes, "in innumerable kickabouts and neighbourhood contests made all the more important by the use of the same spaces for carousing, drinking and socializing away from the authority of the state and one's parents" (195). The Vorstädte produced so-called wild teams, although the coffee-house society of interwar Vienna would help contribute to a genesis of another aspect of football's cultural imprinting: the idea of football as art, "cultured, intellectual, even cerebral, athletic but balletic at the same time," in the person of playmaker Matthias Sindelar. Aesthetic criteria would gain in importance in Latin America, made manifest in discourses and debate on fútbol rioplatense in Argentina and futebol arte in Brazil.
The concentration of textile workers along with "rolling open fields and moors and mountains" influenced the lure of football in Lancashire. "That's what makes a football culture," says Goldblatt. "Before there's money, before there's organization, before there's anyone keeping it down, what makes a football culture is kids going out to play." As a negative example in the UK, the FA's 50-year restriction, beginning in 1921, on women's access to FA-registered facilities restricted the burgeoning attraction of women's football to "a peripheral and rather odd-looking subculture" (see 22 Sept 07)
Before the 2006 World Cup finals, a German consortium, in a twist on earlier language practice, tried to encourage English visitors to learn native football terms. In this example, diagrammed at right, the goalkeeper throws the ball out (Abwurf), which is run onto by a player pushing forward (Alleingang), who plays a one-two (Doppelpass). Ashley Cole chips (Heber) the ball over the keeper to score (Tor). (© Brighten the Corners)
Such attitudes helped keep the sport a male domain, and Goldblatt acknowledges that writing a cultural history of world football necessitates a privileging of male perspectives. He has written, in the language of gender critique, "a history of many masculinities." While the women's game has gained in popularity, authorities in football worldwide remain men, in particular at FIFA, for which Goldblatt reserves special criticism for ethically rudderless management and arrogance. The world body has persisted, he says, in upholding the "politics of the gentleman's club" and operating as a private organization while wielding enormous influence as stewards of a much valued cultural resource.
Tension within football has remained almost constant between the polarities of play and sport, with the histories of European fascism and communism, Latin American populism and dictatorship, African postcolonialism and Asian economic opportunism intertwining with a game that has taken on status beyond whatever the word "game" implies. The conflict, with consumer capitalism the most recent usurper of the latent joy in football's soul, to more melancholy critics such as Galeano can be expressed in terms of clear regression. The arc of football in human experience—in Galeano's phrase, from the Uruguayan's worldview—describes a "sad voyage from beauty to duty."
Goldblatt says he is "broadly sympathetic" to the perspective ("at the moment it's capitalism 1, football 0") but adds that "the fight's not over yet." Certainly, he is not rhapsodic about the game or its future. His descriptions of football's innumerable moments of pathos and of its perversities count among the most compelling blends of primary material. For instance, Goldblatt lingers on the tragic FA Cup semifinal between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on 15 Apr 1989 to convey the immediate horror, as experienced moment by moment on television, as well as the animus that had accumulated between fans and authorities who feared them. The match took place at Hillsborough, the home of Sheffield Wednesday:
Advertising hoardings were ripped down as impromptu stretchers; survivors wept, wandered, screamed, lay down and passed out. Now, live on TV, the country watched the dead bodies lined up on the ground before being moved to the morgue established in Sheffield Wednesday's gymnasium. It took a long political and judicial struggle to establish what was common knowledge on the day: that what had killed ninety-six people was not the responsibility of the violent and drunken dregs of the working classes but directly stemmed from the grotesque assumptions and beliefs of the police, and from the neglect and disdain of the football and political elites who had come to view football supporters as pack animals and rabid dogs. (600–601)
In the book's conclusion, Goldblatt reflects on football's earthly reach and the fanciful connection to the realms of religion. Can, at some level, the collective experience of football be seen as part of the ineffable "idea of the holy" (Rudolf Otto)? "Shorn of metaphysics the roar of the football crowd is no song of praise for deities," answers Goldblatt, affirming that "players are not divine … pundits are not priests" and that "the gods of football are just a linguistic sleight of hand for the statistical randomness of risk, chance and uncertainty."
Sociologists of religion and the phenomenologists of numinous experience no doubt will find parallels among the football crowd, the game's capacity to engender fellow feeling and shared frames of reference, and imagined human communities of solidarity. But whether or not we say that football and faith occupy similar planes, Goldblatt has shown that, whatever one's beliefs or allegiances, we inhabit a planet on which the ball has meaning.


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adjective \ˈde-fə-nit, ˈdef-nət\: said or done in a such way that others know exactly what you mean
: not likely to change : already set or decided
: confident or certain about doing something or that something will happen
Full Definition of DEFINITE
: having distinct or certain limits <set definite standards for pupils to meet>
a : free of all ambiguity, uncertainty, or obscurity <demanded a definite answer> b : unquestionable, decided <the quarterback was a definite hero today>
: typically designating an identified or immediately identifiable person or thing <the definite article the>
a of floral organs : being constant in number, usually less than 20, and occurring in multiples of the petal number <stamens definite> b : cymose <a definite inflorescence>
— def·i·nite·ly adverb
— def·i·nite·ness noun
Examples of DEFINITE
- We'll need a definite answer by Tuesday.
- The answer is a definite no.
- I don't know anything definite yet.
- The teacher sets definite standards for her students.
- She seems to be pretty definite about leaving.
- I am definite that we will win.
Origin of DEFINITE
Latin definitus, past participle of definire
First Known Use: 1553
Related to DEFINITE
- Synonyms
- bounded, circumscribed, defined, limited, determinate, finite, measured, narrow, restricted
- Antonyms
- boundless, dimensionless, endless, illimitable, immeasurable, indefinite, infinite, limitless, measureless, unbounded, undefined, unlimited, unmeasured
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BTW IFC is 1080i on DirecTV and from there distributor AMC Networks.
surprised anyone remembered I put up that post..I sampled the HD quality with 2 movies yesterday morning...Caught the middle of Casanova and it looked very nice compared to the 720p garbage Time Warner has..
Then teaching Mrs Tingle came on afterwards and the HD was a bit suspect..but that's an older movie from 1999 and Casanova from 2005..
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The first involves the nation's science agenda. The second involves individual access to the right medications for treatment under Medicare, Medicaid and the Veterans Administration—which is expected to fuel ongoing federal and state political battles.
In April 2006, Jeffery Lieberman, M.D., Chairman of the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry—who heads a series of studies on schizophrenia funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) which has made findings similar to those of the British study (and who wrote an editorial that accompanied its publication)—warned:
"The most important message of the results is the need for better treatments. Until we have those new treatments, given the substantial limitations of current medications and the diversity of patient response, clinicians need a broad range of treatment options, not restrictions on choices."
"It is essential that science and access to care not be confused, and that key distinctions, limitations and flaws in the study not be overlooked," said NAMI executive director Michael J. Fitzpatrick.
"For science and medicine, the study reflects much of NAMI's research agenda and points to the need for the President and Congress to push harder for investment in long-term, independent and comprehensive studies."
"There is a need for a more effective, third generation of medications that can ultimately lead to a cure for schizophrenia, one of the most severe mental illnesses," said NAMI medical director
"For Medicare, Medicaid, and the Department of Veterans Affairs, it would be a grave mistake to use the study to restrict access to newer medications, based on general findings that older medications seem to work as well as the newest generation," Duckworth said.
"General findings cannot be substituted for specific choices made in treating individuals with schizophrenia. One size does not fit all. It is critical that the study's limitations be recognized."
For one, the British study relies heavily on an older drug, sulpiride that has never been approved by the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and is unavailable in the
"It is important to note that the study focuses only on medication," Duckworth said. "This is only one dimension of discussion for policymakers. Treatment of schizophrenia also requires psychosocial interventions, such as
"Finding the right medication may be the cornerstone in building the right foundation for recovery for an individual. If you don get the medication right, you run up costs elsewhere. That's another reason that unrestricted access to both old and new medications is a critical factor for budget concerns."
"It is important too to understand that one-year studies still do not tell us much about the treatment of any mental illness over time," Duckworth said.
"We need a comprehensive study to track the progress of a
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MARY MITCHELL: Friend sets record straight: Hadiya was not left alone to die
BY MARY MITCHELL email@example.com January 30, 2013 7:32PM
A teen shows her boot that was hit by shrapnel. | Richard A. Chapman~Sun-Times
Updated: March 2, 2013 11:51AM
Hadiya Pendleton was not left alone.
When an unidentified gunman fired into a crowd of King College Prep students who had gathered in a neighborhood park Tuesday, about a dozen students ran for their lives.
One bullet caught 15-year-old Hadiya in the back, causing her death a short while later.
Another grazed the boot of a 16-year-old classmate and lodged in her boyfriend's ankle. Another unidentified 16-year-old boy also was wounded and was in good condition.
Contrary to earlier reports, Hadiya, who had just attended presidential inauguration festivities a week earlier, was not left mortally wounded while her classmates ran off.
A 15-year-old classmate who was with the group described the chaotic scene that unfolded when, for no apparent reason, a gunman jumped a fence and opened fire on the students then sped away in a waiting car.
"We were under a little tent thing and a man came up and shot at us about five times," the girl told me in a phone interview Wednesday afternoon. (Because the shooter is still at large, I am not identifying the girl, or her mother, by name.)
According to the girl, the group had been in the park for about 20 minutes and had sought shelter under a canopy when gunfire erupted.
"We all started running and Hadiya fell down. We were running at about the same pace, and Hadiya said: 'I think I got shot,' and slowed, then fell."
The girl's boyfriend pushed her out of the way and a bullet grazed her boot and struck his ankle. The boyfriend, who was taken from the scene in an ambulance, was treated at the hospital and released.
Hadiya's classmate said a nurse who lived in one of the houses nearby heard the gunshots and came to the scene.
"She told me to hold Hadiya's hand, and I had her head in my lap," the girl told me.
Although earlier reports suggested that most of the teens in the group were gang members, that is not the case.
At a news conference attended by the slain girl's parents and other relatives at the park on Wednesday, Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy said Hadiya had no arrest record or affiliation with any gang or criminal activity.
"In fact, every indication points to the fact that none of the individuals who were here in the group were involved with any sort of criminal activity," McCarthy said. "What we believe happened is that this is some sort of territory that some gang might call their own. As a result of that, we believe that somebody mistaking a group that was hanging out here of innocent children returned with a firearm and fired into the crowd killing Hadiya."
McCarthy said the group immediately dispersed and overnight detectives were "busy scrambling" trying to identify witnesses.
The 15-year-old girl said she was questioned by police at the hospital.
"I just feel that people are getting the story wrong and making other people blame themselves, and it was not even their fault," she said.
The girl's mother pointed out that all of the teens in the park were "honor school kids," and it was "devastating" to see them initially portrayed as "gang members."
"This is a selective enrollment school. You have to place high to get into this school. These kids are bright kids," she said. "It was totally wrong for these kids to be called gang members."
Hadiya and the other wounded students were innocent victims in the same way that the 20 children in Newtown, Conn., were innocent victims.
But unfortunately, some of us don't see it that way. Frankly, some of the emails I received about this tragedy were shameful.
Instead of blaming the shooter, some of you leaped at the chance to blame Hadiya for hanging out with gang-bangers who didn't stick around to cooperate with police.
In reality, these were clean-cut teens who were simply trying to unwind in a public park after a grueling day of final exams.
Hadiya's classmates aren't the bad guys.
They didn't create a world where someone with evil intentions can walk into a park in the middle of the afternoon and kill at will.
They are the heroes.
What does that make us?


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BALTIMORE—Karyl B. Leggio, dean of the Sellinger School of Business and Management at Loyola University, received the GEDCO Leadership Award at GEDCO's annual Thanksgiving Tribute Nov. 14. GEDCO, a nonprofit supporting affordable housing and providing community, senior and homeless services in North Baltimore, selected Leggio for leading her students in creating a sustainable business plan for GEDCO.
"The work of Dean Leggio's Sellinger School students, under her guidance, will help GEDCO to continue to provide caring and compassionate communities for years to come," said Nicole Battle, CEO of GEDCO and a Sellinger School 2008 graduate. "This award honors individuals who have shown extraordinary commitment to the fulfillment of the mission of GEDCO and to the advancement and well-being of the Baltimore community."
Among Leggio's accomplishments, she has received grants for research projects, to include the GEDCO project. Her experience also includes developing customized executive education offerings, designing curriculum, developing centers for excellence and partnering in the business community.
Leggio serves on several boards to include the Archdiocese of Baltimore, the Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore, the Downtown Partnership, the Center Club, International Association of Jesuit Business Schools and the Society of Self Fellows at the University of Kansas.
Loyola University Maryland's Sellinger School of Business and Management provides business education rooted in Jesuit traditions emphasizing strong ethical leadership, commitment to social responsibility and a global perspective. With more than 100 faculty members and 2,000 students, the Sellinger School offers undergraduate studies and graduate part-time, weekend and full-time MBA, finance and certificate programs on campuses in Baltimore, Columbia and Timonium, Md. (www.loyola.edu/selliger)
GEDCO is a nonprofit in north Baltimore that in partnership with faith communities provides community, homeless and senior services and also contributes to real estate development in order to build caring and compassionate communities. (www.gedco.org)
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Bologna G Marconi Airport is Italy's third most important international airport and handles nearly six million passengers each year. Located just 6 km (4 miles) from Bologna, taxis take passengers into the city centre in 15 minutes. An Aerobus shuttle service operates between the airport and the main railway station and takes around 20 minutes.
Distance from city centre
6 km (4 miles) northeast of Bologna.
Airport parking
There are several covered and open car parks at Bologna Airport including long- and short-stay: the first 15 minutes cost €1 for short-stay visitors. The total parking capacity is 5,100 spaces with extra spaces available in the summer. Valet parking is also offered and online pre-booking is available from the airport's website.
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+39 51647 9615 (5am-midnight).
Airport website
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Amsterdam -Schiphol
Paris -Charles de Gaulle
KLM operates out of Bologna's Departures Terminal, with flights bound for Dutch destinations. Fly to Amsterdam Schiphol to connect with long-haul and pan-European flights.
These are useful guidelines only – always check in advance to find out if there are changes to your flight departure.
Transport between terminals
The main airport building is situated over three floors. Lifts, stairs and escalators link the airport's check-in areas and facilities. Get between the Departures Terminal and East Terminal by free bus or train or by walking (eight minutes) while expansion work on the main terminal is completed.
Departures Terminal
There are three check-in areas here, situated on the ground floor and first floor. A further check in has opened in the East Terminal for non-EU and Ryanair travellers.
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The new East Terminal is currently being used for checking in non-EU and Ryanair passengers. If you need to check in at East Terminal, be sure to arrive at least two hours before your flight as all flights are still leaving from the Departures Terminal.
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