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More than 500 African-American Muslims worship at the Masjid Muhammad in Washington, home to the oldest African-American Muslim community in the United States.
Talib Shareef, a retired U.S. Air Force veteran, is the new Imam at Masjid Muhammad. He says the experience of black Muslims in the United States is different from that of most other Muslims.
"Most of the African Americans in America come from the church experience," Shareef said. "We became Muslims in America just a little differently here and because we are Muslim most of our family members are not aware of Islam, so we have to explain a lot of things. We have to share a lot of our life with those around us because it's a minority in terms of religion."
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The best time to spot Japanese knotweed is during mid-summer and early autumn. During spring, reddish/purple shoots appear from the ground. These can grow up to 2cms a day, thus rapidly forming into dense stands of bamboo-like stems that develop green heart- or shield-shaped leaves.
By early summer the mature Japanese knotweed stems are hollow with purple speckles and can reach up to 3 metres in height. The leaf growth alternates on each side of the stem producing an obvious knotweed zigzag pattern.
The flowers that emerge by late summer are creamy-white in colour, and appear in lengthy cluster/spike formations. Japanese knotweed spreads mainly from its underground rhizomes/roots which lie dormant, but alive, over the winter months. Knotweed rhizomes (roots) can spread 7 metres outward and 3 metres deep from the visible, aboveground stems.
Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica) can also hybridise with its related species. The most common of these hybrids is that of Japanese knotweed and giant knotweed (Fallopia x bohemica). The hybrid knotweed then has the ability to spread by seed, which Japanese knotweed was lacking during its early introduction due to the absence of any male plants in the United Kingdom. This is a very important distinction because Japanese knotweed plants usually only reproduce from cut pieces of stem and rhizome, whereas hybrid knotweed plants can also reproduce from seed, which can remain dormant in the soil over successive growing seasons as a "seed bank". This can mean that in order to remove hybrid knotweed from a site:
Japanese knotweed also produces hybrid seed from the pollen of the closely related and common garden ornamental plant, Russian vine (Fallopia baldschuanica), which is also known as "mile-a-minute". Luckily, this seed rarely develops into viable plants, which is probably due to them being sensitive to the relatively mild and wet winters we experience in the UK.
Giant knotweed (Fallopia sachalinensis) is native to the island of Sakahlin which is just north of Japan but is actually part of Russia. As with Japanese knotweed it was brought to Europe to be grown in botanical gardens. It has also escaped into the wild where it is spreading. It is similar to Japanese knotweed in many respects but is larger, growing over 4m high and having leaves around 20-40cm long. Giant knotweed also has flowers that are greener in colour and leaves that are more rounded at the base than Japanese knotweed. The leaves also have scattered hairs on the undersides.
The hybrid plant (Fallopia x bohemica) grows slightly larger than Japanese knotweed and has slightly larger leaves but is smaller than giant knotweed. The leaves also have a pointed tip and a slightly rounded base, which makes the leaves appear more heart-shaped than its Japanese knotweed parent. Other hybrids from various back crosses with Japanese knotweed and hybrid knotweed generally appear similar to Fallopia x bohemica.
The table below details some of the more obvious leaf features that can be used as a rough guide to identify whether a plant is hybrid knotweed or Japanese knotweed.
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Other forms of knotweed that are found in some areas of the UK include a dwarf variety (Fallopia japonica var. 'compacta' and Himalayan knotweed (Polygonum polystachyum). These plants can be differentiated from Japanese knotweed by dwarf knotweed only growing to approximately 1m in height and Himalayan knotweed having long, slender leaves and can grow up to 2m in height.
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So what is Anvil Storage Utilities? First of all, it's a storage benchmark for SSDs and HDDs where you can check and monitor your performance. The Standard Storage Benchmark performs a series of tests, you can run a full test or just the read or the write test or you can run a single test, i.e. 4K DQ16.
Anvil Storage Utilities is not officially available yet but we've been playing with the beta for several months now. The author, Anvil on several international forums has been updating the software steadily and is adding new features every couple of months.
The software is used several different ways and to show different aspects for each drive. We've chosen to use this software to show the performance of a drive with two different data sets. The first is with compressible data and the second data set is incompressible data. Several users have requested this data in our SSD reviews.
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The Crucial M500 doesn't slow very much when changing from compressible to incompressible data.
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In this graph we're looking at 4K IOPS performance at scaling queue depths.
The M500 960GB is much faster when compared to the m4 512GB, but at low queue depths, it's the second slowest on the chart. At higher queue depths the M500 does really well and is comparable to the OCZ Vector 512GB.
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May 9, 2011
Message from Michael B. Campbell, President and Legislative Coordinator of the ITHA: As we make our final push for slots at tracks legislation during the Spring session in Springfield which is currently scheduled to end on May 31, 2011, the ITHA also is keeping an eye on all other proposed legislation that may affect horse racing in Illinois. A threat to the funding of Breeder Awards has arisen as legislators are looking at ways to trim the budget. The following is a current status report on this issue which is currently taking shape in House Bill 124 (HB124) and Senate Bill 335 (SB335).
The fiscal pressures facing Illinois next year are severe. In January, the Illinois income tax was raised from 3% to 5% (a 66% increase). Despite that large tax increase, we have a backlog of some $8 billion in unpaid bills, and a serious cash flow shortage. The Governor has proposed borrowing $8.75 billion to "refinance debt," but there is little legislative appetite to authorize massive new borrowing in the face of voter backlash over the large income tax increase. Consequently, significant cuts throughout state government will be necessary for the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, 2011.
The Governor proposed spending increases in his FY12 (fiscal year 2012 which is July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012) executive budget recommendation; however, given that his borrowing and new revenue suggestions have little legislative support, both the House and Senate have rejected the Governor\'s approach and are working on serious budget cuts.
An elaborate legislative budget process has emerged this year. The House has unanimously passed a resolution that sets overall spending levels, and has apportioned that total among its various appropriations committees. Each committee, in turn, must develop budgets (and cuts) to reflect their apportioned amount. As you might imagine, it has been a difficult process, but one that is being conducted on a bi-partisan basis.
The Senate is working on a similar process, with an overall spending target that is $1.2 billion higher than the House. There will be significant drama and tension surrounding the reconciliation of Senate and House budget amounts. It is expected that the chambers will meet somewhere in the middle (possibly with new gaming revenue to bridge the gap).
It is that broader context in which the issue of funding breeder awards through the Illinois Department of Agriculture ("IDA") has now become a concern. Even if "slots at tracks" legislation is approved this spring, the resulting new funds to support horse racing will be many months away, so continued state appropriations for our breeder programs in fiscal year 2012 is a separate matter.
The chronology of events regarding legislative FY 2012 appropriations to IDA is as follows:
· On May 3, 2011, Senate Amendment #1 (SA#1) to SB 335 (Steans/Madigan) was filed providing budget implementation ("BIMP") language for revenues associated with the Senate's version of the FY 2012 budget. A BIMP bill provides the necessary substantive statutory language to ensure all state budget appropriations are administered correctly. SA#1 to SB 335 included language eliminating the normal state transfer of GRF (general revenue) funds into the IL Thoroughbred Breeders Fund for FY 2012. SA#1 to SB 335 was approved by the Senate Executive Committee on May 3 by a vote of 12-2-0, and then approved by the full Senate on May 4 by a vote of 31-26-0 (only one "yes" vote more than necessary to pass a bill). SB 335 is now sponsored by Speaker Madigan in the House and SB 335 is currently in the House Rules Committee.
· SB 2408 (Kotowski), as originally introduced, included FY12 appropriations for IDA -- including $1.6 million in appropriations authority for breeders awards from the Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund (same amount as the current fiscal year). On May 3, Senate Amendment #1 to SB 2408 was filed (same date as SA#1 to SB 335 referenced above) to eliminate all breeders awards through IDA. SA#1 was scheduled to be heard by the Senate Appropriations II Committee on May 3. Due to insufficient support for the cuts to the IDA budget, SA#1 to SB 2408 was held in committee, and SB 2408 remains in the Senate. No other IDA appropriations language has been filed in the Senate to date.
· The House filed its FY 2012 appropriations for IDA in House Amendment #1 (HA#1) to HB 124 (Madigan). HA#1 to HB 124 includes $1.6 million in appropriations authority for breeder awards from the Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund (same amount as the current fiscal year). HB 124, as amended, was unanimously approved by the House General Services Appropriations Committee on Friday, May 6, by a vote of 12-0-0. HB 124 now goes to the House floor for further consideration.
· Though the House has not yet filed BIMP (budget implementation) legislation to implement its version of the FY 2012 state budget, it is believed that the House BIMP language will allow for the historic transfer of state general funds into the IL Thoroughbred Breeders Fund in order to correspond with the IDA appropriation of $1.6 million contained in HB 124, as amended.
According to legislators and legislative staff in both chambers, all agency appropriation figures are still very much in flux, and both chambers will be spending a majority of the next few weeks trying to find consensus on how to develop (and cut) the FY 2012 state budget. It is possible that both the House and Senate pass separate, and very different, versions of the FY 2012 state budget during the week of May 9 -- with attempts to develop a consensus budget occurring shortly thereafter.
Again, there will be significant drama and tension surrounding the reconciliation of Senate and House budget amounts. It is expected that the chambers will meet somewhere in the middle (possibly with new gaming revenue to bridge the gap).
The ITHA will continue to utilize our significant lobbyist presence and relationships with key senior legislators in an effort to achieve an effective conclusion to this serious threat to the Illinois thoroughbred racing and breeding industry.
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Meyer, Arnold. "Sketch History of F.W. and Caroline Uhlhorn." Booklet, 1979. SMHC Manuscript Collection 1359. 1 booklet, 71 pages.
This collection consists of a booklet written by Arnold Meyer of Mankato, Minnesota. The booklet contains genealogical information about the Uhlhorn family, including many photographs, a portion of F.W. Uhlhorn's military record, and copies of official documents such as birth and wedding certificates.
There are no restrictions on use of this collection for research purposes. The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property and libel laws as they apply.
Meyer, Arnold. "Sketch History of F.W. and Caroline Uhlhorn." Booklet, 1979. SMHC Manuscript Collection 1359, Southern Minnesota Historical Center, Memorial Library, Minnesota State University, Mankato.
Arnold Meyer donated this collection in May 1980.
Karyn Nester processed this collection in September 1988. Finding aid revised by Robert Russell February 2001.
It has been determined that there are no similar manuscript collections about Arnold Meyer or "Sketch History of F. W. and Caroline Uhlhorn" available elsewhere.
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"People have this big misconception about Christianity," explains Reese Roper, the act's lead vocalist, frontman and owner of the aforementioned tome. "When they think of Christianity, they think of some guy in a suit and tie, like Jimmy Swaggart, out there pointing fingers at everyone. That's not at all what we're about."
Roper certainly doesn't fit this description, especially when he's clad in the cape, crash helmet and metallic leisure suit that's among his many onstage ensembles. Likewise, the fast-and-loose, horn-drenched mixture of punk, ska, pop and metal produced by Roper and his bandmates (bassist Keith Hoerig, guitarists Micah Ortega and Scott Kerr, saxophonist Jeff "The Girl" Ortega, trombonist Dennis Culp, trumpeter Nathanael Dunham and drummer Andrew "Chaka" Verdecchio) has little in common with the music the average pagan-on-the-street associates with Christian bands. Five Iron Frenzy calls to mind Skankin' Pickle, NOFX and the Vandals, not Amy Grant. In fact, the octet's comic skank-and-thrash makeover of the Grant song "Everywhere I Go" would fit in a lot better on a sampler disc for Epitaph than on the Family Channel.
Although the band is less than a year old, its core members--Roper, Hoerig and Ortega--have been creating divine racket together since 1992. Their first project, an industrial-strength thrash outfit called Exhumator, was a staple in the area's Christian-rock scene for close to four years. "It was a growing experience," Hoerig says about this early effort. "We learned how to be in a band. I guess we wouldn't be Five Iron Frenzy without it."
"But it was really angry and depressing," Roper elaborates. "Which we had a hard time doing, because we weren't any different than we are right now. We were all trying to be angry, but we're all just really kind of goofy."
Kerr, who joined Exhumator in 1994, has a zany streak of his own, as well as a fondness for third-generation ska groups like Mephiskapheles and Mustard Plug. Soon after the arrival of Verdecchio, Dunham and "The Girl"--who, despite being named Jeff, actually is a girl--the group began weaving the punky ska rhythms he loves into Exhumator's hardcore fray. Roper welcomed this change with open arms. "One of the things that's cool about ska is that it's not so angry. I like that."
Kerr agrees, noting, "It's more lighthearted. It's still aggressive, but it has that fun aspect as well. It's not too dark or too serious--which was the problem with Exhumator."
The final piece in the Five Iron Frenzy puzzle was trombonist Culp, who joined the renamed act last August. "Dennis came to us by the grace of God," Roper evangelizes. "He just showed up at one of our shows. Now he's writing a lot of our material, and he's just awesome to have in the band. I think we owe a lot of what we are to him. He's a good dancer, too. And," he jokes, "he's pretty."
Together, these musicians make rock and roll every bit as entertaining as that peddled by the best of its secular counterparts--but not everyone is open-minded enough to enjoy it. The performers still struggle to overcome stigmas associated with being cross-carrying rockers. Hoerig is particularly frustrated by the Pat Buchanan-fed assumption that all Christians are part of some right-wing, fascist conspiracy. "We just want to follow the teachings of Christ," he asserts. "That's about how deep it goes with us. Christianity isn't a political thing with us. It's a spiritual thing."
Smiling, Kerr interjects, "But I do want to go on record as saying that we are not, and never have been, members of the Christian Coalition."
Neither are the musicians annoyingly in-your-face about their creed. A handful of the group's songs--like "Cool Enough for You," which takes on ska purists who don't want anyone outside of their circle to play two-tone beats--are inspired by nonreligious topics. But even when the artists explore Christian subject matter, they refuse to harangue listeners. Instead, they explore such themes with a subtle, metaphorical complexity that heathens would do well to emulate.
"We don't want to offend people," Roper insists. "That's not our thing. I mean, I can't write about doing drugs or whatever, because I don't."
"The way I look at it is, everybody preaches what they believe, whether it's this, that or the other," Kerr notes. "This is what we believe, so this is what we're going to say."
"But we don't want to push it from the stage," Hoerig says, "because when people go to a show, they want to go to a show, not a church service."
This lesson was learned the hard way. "I remember the first time we played a non-Christian show," Hoerig recalls, laughing. "We were playing, and everybody was really getting into it. Then, at the end of our set, we said, 'We're a Christian band, and if you want to come up and talk to us about that, feel free.' All of a sudden, everybody seemed not to like us anymore."


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The PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction is the nation's largest peer-juried literary prize and recognizes the best new works of American fiction. The 2010 prize winner, Sherman Alexie, was honored for War Dances, a tragicomic collection of short stories on the themes of love, betrayal, family, race, and class.
"War Dances delivers a surprise punch that inevitably arrives at its target: the human heart – and always in a heady space, where past and future-present not so much converge as commingle," said judge Al Young.
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Adrienne Arsht Center
Miami, FL, 33132, United States
Florida's largest performing arts venue presents hot-ticket events including everything from opera and ballet to live comedy and theatre, even concerts. Located in the downtown Omni neighborhood, the three-venue complex straddles Biscayne Boulevard and was erected at the site of a circa-1929 department store. Today, the only original structure in architect Cesar Pelli's 2006 demolition-and-rebuild project is the seven-story art deco Carnival Tower. Behind-the-scenes tours (offered bi-weekly) include information about the center's architecture and history and a glimpse into spaces not open to the public like dressing rooms.
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- 5 1/2 hours
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Possibly the Most Challenging and Inspiring Yoga DVD Ever Released!
Tripsichore (pronounced trip-sic-uh-ree) is a pioneering performance group that has astounded audiences around the world with its unique expression of vinyasa yoga on stage. Vinyasa in the Tripsichore definition is the evenly metered flow of movement, breath and thought resulting in a smooth, uninflected state of being. The group's founding artist and performer Edward Clark is also equal parts dedicated yogi and inspiring, insightful teacher.
Tripsichore Yoga DVD highlights:
- • 5 1/2 hours of material in a 2-DVD set
- • 6 on-stage Tripsichore Yoga performances
- • 90 minutes of detail exploring techniques and philosophy
- • 3 vinyasa practices, ranging from strong intermediate to highly advanced
- • Options for headstand or handstand variations in practices
- • 2 Audio options: Practice Instruction and Edward's Alternate Commentary
- • Ability to loop specific vinyasas for focused practice
Something for Everyone
The materials in this unique set offer something for every level of student. The breathtaking performances will appeal to all audiences—yogis and non-yogis alike. More dedicated practitioners will gain deeper understanding and awareness of these techniques from the theory and workshop section. And finally, the three vinyasa practices at the heart of this DVD set are appropriate for strong intermediate to highly advanced students, and not recommended for beginners.
Exploring Unique Vinyasa
On the first DVD, Edward and fellow Tripsichorean Eileen Gauthier present six of their favorite yogic performance art pieces utilizing the Tripsichore methods. These breathtaking on-stage performances, set to original music by Lagoon West, have never before been recorded on video, and will awe and inspire all who see them. They represent the fullest expression and beauty of Tripsichore Yoga technique.
This DVD also features a special theory and practice workshop in which Edward presents both the philosophy and the specific techniques that form the foundation of Tripsichore Yoga. Ninety minutes of detailed material include discussions on topics such as The Bandhas, Handstands, The Breath, Techniques for Pratyahara, Dharana and Dhyana, and more. These insights, delivered with Edward's clear, intelligent delivery and engaging humor, will expand the depth of your current practice, and open doors to new areas of movement, energy and awareness.
Redefining Advanced
On the second DVD, Edward and Eileen present three full Tripsichore Yoga sequences for home practice. Each sequence explores the progression of these unusual vinyasas, building from intermediate to advanced movements. Though not suitable for beginners, the three vinyasa sequences are meant to encourage growth and transformation, inspiring you to move beyond your beliefs about physical, mental, and energetic limitations.
The first two practices, entitled 'Simple' and 'Regular', include versions that are either headstand or handstand-oriented, allowing you to chose an option that is appropriate for your experience. You may also loop many of the individual vinyasas for a more focused, specific practice of a particular movement. For the truly motivated and accomplished yogi, the DVD also includes an expert-level 'Plus' vinyasa sequence, incorporating many of the most difficult and beautiful Tripsichore movements.
Media Reviews
"For the past 15 years [Tripsichore] has used asana as a "theatrical vocabulary" to compose stunning dance-like productions, while developing its own unique brand of asana...the practices are a joy to watch and, along with the workshops, a treasure trove of intriguing ideas."
-- Yoga Journal"Thanks to this challenging and compellingly creative instructional DVD, advanced yoginis can finally skip a class or a self-practice. In the two-disc set, Edward Clark, a student of yoga since 1978 and founder of the UK-based Tripsichore performance group, reveals to the public for the first time the Tripsichore Yoga techniques that have dazzled onlookers for decades."
-- FitYoga Magazine"...Edward Clark makes magic and entertains... The awe-inspiring virtuoso on the first disc could absorb anyone... Clark is like the jazz musician of Surya Namaskar, always mixing up the notes, revivifying those who are ready for the challenge."
-- Yogi Times"The members of Tripsichore Yoga Theatre based in England, perform a strong and graceful combination of Yoga asana (posture) and dance. Their name fittingly invokes Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance.
"The DVD set highlighting their performance and practice aptly transfers this inspiration to the small screen. Even when they are linking together spectacular poses, such as lifting from wheel in handstand to arching variations of handstand to wheel again, or in more simple movements, it is the smooth and watery transitions that create beauty."
-- LA Yoga MagazineAlso from Edward Clark
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About Edward Clark
Edward Clark is the creator of Tripsichore Yoga Theatre, the London based yoga group who have delighted audiences in Europe, North America and Asia with their sensual and lyric application of yoga to make serenely absorbing performance art. Tripsichore Yoga Theatre have been hailed as some of the most innovative practitioners of vinyasa yoga. Sequestered in their studio in London, England, the company has worked daily for the past 13 years to devise and refine yoga techniques of asana, pranayama, pratayahara, dharana, and dhyana, making excursions out to perform their creations to audiences worldwide. Until now, their techniques have only been taught to a very few.
Edward Clark began studying yoga in 1978. Noteworthy among his teachers are Narayani and Giris Rabinovitch, but he confesses huge admiration for the Ashtanga Vinyasa, Sivananda, Iyengar and Viniyoga practices. The technique Tripsichore uses is a synthesis of many aspects of yoga. Edward says, "We are quick to disclaim that what we do is dance. While there are dancers in the company, there are others who have never been in a dance studio. They meet on a common ground of pure yoga." Edward was also the Head Of Movement and Dance at the prestigious Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in London for 20 years.
Edward says, "The concept of vinyasa as applied to yoga philosophy could either be considered very ancient or radically new. In either case, vinyasa seems to be the great contribution to yoga of this particular generation of yogis. Most yoga discipline has worked on refining one's self in the direction of greater stillness - an absence of movement in the mind and body. Superficially, vinyasa would seem to contradict this. However, the mental focus and physical technique needed to bring about continuous fluid movement can also bring one to a 'seat' of great stability and clarity. The stability is not only in the posture, but in the transition between postures - to the point where there is no distinction between movement and stillness. The place of vinyasa in the history of yoga is yet to be determined, but as yoga has become a world wide pursuit, it is probably safe to say that its importance now also lies in how people begin to apply it outside the more traditional places it has been practised."
VINYASA in the Tripsichore definition is the evenly metered flow of movement, breath and thought resulting in a smooth, uninflected state of being. The techniques bring about clarity and stability to one's thoughts and actions. Tripsichore endeavours to do this in class and onstage.
You may also enjoy our special Sacred Cow interview with Edward: Edward Clark on Vinyasa, Theater, and Eka Grata.


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At first, when I applied the lipstick I thought it was light. Once I kept going back and forth, it yielded a nice soft-medium color. This lipstick felt like a lipbalm, which I do not mind at all. I understand certain lip colors can make people look ill, it is quite the opposite for me. This lipstick actually looked sexy on me! I think it is a perfect color for the season. A pretty safe color, if you ask me.
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- Ages: Students entering 10th through 12th grades
- Dates: July 13 to July 25
- Time: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- Cost: $3,500 ($3,000 for dependents of Stetson University faculty and staff)
- Location: DeLand Campus
- College credits earned: 4
- Contact: Office of Community Engagement at 386-822-8705
The Bonner Foundation is a nationally renowned organization that fosters community service on college campuses. Stetson University is privileged to have a partnership with this extraordinary organization. The Center for Community Engagement at Stetson University focuses on learning through community service -- we call it "community engaged learning." Students who participate in the Bonner Summer Leadership Program will learn and serve with college students from one of the best "domestic peace corps" programs in the country. They'll live on one of the most beautiful campuses in the region, earn four college credits, meet like-minded students and build a service portfolio for high school graduation requirements or college applications.
The Bonner Summer Leadership Program is designed for advanced high school students (typically rising juniors and seniors). However, exceptional rising sophomores will be considered and are encouraged to apply.
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- A workshop with admissions staff highlighting community service during the college admissions process
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- Ages: College students and high school students entering 10th through 12th grades
- Dates: June 9 through July 24 (There is a holiday break July 3 through July 6. Classes will resume on July 7.)
- Time: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Cost: $4,482 for Stetson University and high-school students (Stetson University students only: add $437.50 for housing); scholarships are available for high-school students
- Location: DeLand Campus
- College credits earned: 12 for French 101, 102 and 201
- Contact: Richard Ferland at 386-822-7261
This summer camp is designed to allow students an opportunity to improve their French language skills and knowledge of linguistics, literature, culture and area studies. The curriculum is taught by a tenured Stetson University faculty member and supported by classroom experiences and materials that continually reinforce learning.
Students may choose to live on campus in a dorm and expand on their language skills during off hours, or they may return home each evening. During the day the small class size, coupled with the instructor, and the assistant, a native speaker of France, will provide an intensive immersion environment that expands through lessons and meals.
Richard Ferland, Ph.D. and A.M., Harvard University; B.A. Assumption College in French; M.B.A., Stetson University, is a native speaker of French born in New England. His main interest is the history of ideas in 18th century France with an emphasis on the conflict between Enlightenment writers and the established church. His other academic interests include the Marquis de Sade, French Comic Theater and French feminist writers. He has taught intensive French immersion classes for many years and is a firm believer in the experiential aspect of language learning. At home, he loves to cook, putter around in his yard and read spy novels and thrillers whenever he has the time. In addition to teaching at various universities in the U.S., he has taught in Paris and Freiburg, Germany.
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Bessie Patrick, age 79, of Malvern passed away Saturday, July 20, 2013.
All who brought in photos to the Malvern Daily Record office at 219 Locust Street, may pick them up anytime between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
For years I have been beating the drum saying that college athletes should receive some sort of compensations for their work (not to mention the obscene amount of money they help bring to their university).
The comeback to that argument is the old stand-by of ŌĆ£but they get a free education!ŌĆØ And that would be a valid retort, if not for the fact that most universities lose nothing by giving out a scholarship and often give away truckloads per year.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) ŌĆö The Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality is reviewing a plan to deal with a degreasing solvent that was detected in groundwater at a recently shuttered Whirlpool plant in Fort Smith.
An environmental consulting firm submitted a final remedy work plan to the state environmental agency this week on behalf of Benton Harbor, Mich.-based Whirlpool Corp.
The plan, which calls for chemical oxidant injections and continued monitoring, comes decades after Whirlpool ceased using trichloroethylene, or TCE, at the Fort Smith site.
Thursday morning Hot Spring County Judge Bill Scrimshire said he would probably know by Friday if he would issue a burn ban for the county. After Thursday's thunderstorms moved through, that decision became easier.
ŌĆ£I talked to people and everybody I talked to said they got some rain at their house,ŌĆØ Scrimshire said Friday. ŌĆ£I just wish we hadn't got some storms. It really downed some trees.ŌĆØ
Scrimshire said he hadn't heard much about damage around the county but a billboard on his property was damaged.
Jerry Lee ŌĆ£PaŌĆØ Bell, Sr., age 94, passed away Friday, July 19, 2013
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) ŌĆö State highway officials are updating lawmakers on the road projects that will be funded with a half-cent sales tax that took effect this month.
Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department Director Scott Bennett is scheduled to appear Thursday before a legislative committee to talk about the new road projects. Voters last year approved the tax, which will raise about $1.8 billion during the next decade for the state's highway needs. The half-cent tax increase is set to expire by 2023.
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FAA approves Boeing's 787 design changes
The Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing's design Friday for modifications to the 787 battery system, taking the next step to allow the 787 to fly again.
The changes are designed to address risks at the battery cell level, the battery level and the aircraft level.
"FAA approval clears the way for us and the airlines to begin the process of returning the 787 to flight with continued confidence in the safety and reliability of this game-changing new airplane," Boeing Chairman, president and CEO Jim McNerney said. "The promise of the 787 and the benefits it provides to airlines and their passengers remain fully intact as we take this important step forward with our customers and program partners."
Next week, the FAA will issue instructions to operators for making changes to the aircraft and will publish in the Federal Register the final directive that will allow the 787 to return to service with the battery system modifications.
"Safety of the traveling public is our No. 1 priority," transportation secretary Ray LaHood said. "These changes to the 787 battery will ensure the safety of the aircraft and its passengers."
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The FAA will continue to support other authorities around the globe as they finalize their own acceptance procedures.
"Our team has worked tirelessly to develop a comprehensive solution that fully satisfies the FAA and its global counterparts, our customers and our own high standards for safety and reliability," Boeing Commercial Airplanes president and CEO Ray Conner said. "Through the skill and dedication of the Boeing team and our partners, we achieved that objective and made a great airplane even better."


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Last month, IGN hosted a 12 minute demo for Dark Souls 2 with a walkthrough commentary from director Yui Tanimura. The demo showed off several new areas from the game, as well as a few new gameplay mechanics. We've scrubbed back and forth through the footage more times than is healthy, and our sense is that Dark Souls 2 will be much, much harder even than the famously tough original.
Here are seven features, behaviours, traps and so forth you might want to watch out for. Prepare to be destroyed.
Smarter enemies
Several times throughout the demo, we see the player character come up against new, trickier enemy AI. In one instance, the player moved to the rear of an opponent, once the perfect spot to get in a devastating backstab. However, the hulking, heavily armoured foe was having none of it, and crushed the player by falling backwards on top of him. If this trend of AI reacting to our position and tactics carries over to boss fights too, we could be in for a very tough time indeed, with whole battles spent lingering in blind spots between their feet or behind their off-hand a thing of the past. In another instance of devious enemy behaviour, what first appeared to be a corpse proved to be a live enemy playing dead. As soon as the player passed by the "corpse" stood up and attacked. We're on to you, undead.
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A few months back, project leads provoked outcry by remarking that Dark Souls 2 would be more accessible. What we've seen suggests otherwise. The demo footage was rife with random, seemingly unpreventable deaths - a tumble from a rope bridge which was suddenly severed by a swooping wyvern, for instance, though Tanimura promises there is a solution to this particular problem. At another stage in the demo, the player was chased down and run over by a silver chariot drawn by ethereal horses, and a third death, brought about by several pig-like creatures, suggests that enemies will be able to toss players from ledges if they're caught up-close and without warning.


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Recently, in Versata Enterprises Inc. and Trilogy Inc. v. Selectica Inc., the Delaware Supreme Court addressed for the first time the validity of a net operating loss shareholder rights plan (NOL poison pill) and affirmed the Delaware Court of Chancery's ruling upholding the adoption of an NOL poison pill, rejecting the application of the business judgment rule but nevertheless setting a high bar for shareholders seeking to challenge the adoption and implementation of such pills as a breach of fiduciary duty. (Haynes and Boone LLP acted as counsel for defendants/appellants in this matter).
Three days after Trilogy Inc. announced that it had become a 5 percent owner of Selectica (an enterprise software company with whom Trilogy had a contentious history), Selectica's board of directors amended its poison pill, lowering a pre-existing cap on shareholding from 15 percent to 4.99 percent, and setting a further cap of .5 percent on additional purchases by existing shareholders above 5 percent.
The ostensible purpose of this amendment was the protection of Selectica's NOLs. Section 382 of the Internal Revenue Code limits (but does not eliminate) the yearly use of NOLs where there has been a statutorily defined "ownership change," i.e., a 50 percent change in the ownership by stockholders holding 5 percent or more of the company's equity over a three-year period.
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The success of convenience-related franchises proves the demand is solid; however, actually getting the businesses off the ground takes hard work and serious thought. It took three years of trial-and-error testing, for example, for Yvette Gooch to get E Z Pantry started. The service, which allows customers to order groceries and have them delivered to their homes, recently sold its first franchise. "We had to work out the snags and develop a system that works," says Gooch, who runs E Z Pantry in Berlin, New Jersey, with her mother, Maria Solorzano. "That's why we waited a long time before franchising the concept."
Now virtually snag-free, E Z Pantry runs like clockwork: Customers choose their groceries from a printed catalog; employees enter orders into a computer; an employee assembles the orders; and, within 24 hours, drivers deliver the orders to customers (Tuesday through Friday) for a modest $5 fee.
Another problem was marketing the service and building clientele--Solorzano worked the phones religiously day and night. Again, the hard work paid off: The service now brings in $1 million-plus annually, and Gooch estimates that 70 percent of their customers (75 percent busy employees and 25 percent senior citizens) are repeat users. "Our business expands every day by word-of-mouth," says Gooch.
The 133 franchisees of Sudbury, Massachusetts-based Pressed4Time charm their customers by offering free alterations, shoe repair, and pickup and delivery of dry cleaning. "We've negotiated wholesale prices with local dry cleaners so our customers pay retail prices for the service," says CEO Kent Issenberg, who projects next year's systemwide revenues at $11.5 million, an increase over the current $10 million. "The vast majority of cleaners are working under capacity and had no objections to taking wholesale prices to increase their business." And Pressed4Time customers aren't complaining. "It's hard to beat this kind of deal," Issenberg adds.
Similarly, Oil Butler International Corp. franchisees lure customers with the unbeatable combination of convenience and savings. The mobile service offers customers quick oil changes and lube jobs; franchisees also rotate tires, change windshield wipers and check tire pressure at no extra cost. The Union, New Jersey-based franchisor has 137 franchisees nationwide, plus one company-owned location, and expects to sell between 100 and 400 franchises next year. According to founder Sam Casternovia, the company's grateful clientele includes not only busy professionals who gush over the convenience of having their oil changed in their company parking lots, but also owners of rental agencies and car and truck fleets.
Rich Dennis, 36, is a prime example of an Oil Butler success story. It took Dennis a full year to build a loyal clientele after purchasing his Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Oil Butler franchise six years ago. Three years ago, he averaged about 30 oil changes a day; now he averages 40 to 50 a day with a full-time assistant and earns $25 per car.
Dennis, who expects sales of $180,000 by year-end and $220,000 next year, says a love of hard work and willingness to hustle are more important than your abilities as an auto mechanic. "Anyone can learn these basic skills," says Dennis, who previously ran a grocery/convenience store with his father.
Industry experience was also a nonissue for Bill Bailey, a former sales executive turned Pressed4Time franchisee. To jump on the convenience trend, you just have to be willing to put in the hours and labor to build a clientele, says Bailey, 43, who bought his Richmond, Virginia, franchise in January. Bailey, who expects to bring in $100,000 this year and nearly double that in 2000, is justifiably proud of the fact that he was profitable just three months after starting. "I believed in the concept," he says, "so it was a surprisingly easy sell because I'm persistent and passionate about selling."
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Book Arts Exhibit at The Commons
The Columbus Museum of Art and Design Presents an exhibit of Book Art from the students of the Herron School of Art & Design, IUPUI in Indianapolis.
There will be a reception for the artists on Tuesday, June 24, at 6:00 PM in Xenia Miller Room on the second floor of The Commons.
The exhibit is free and open to the public for viewing in the cases on the second floor of The Commons, 300 Washington Street, Columbus, Indiana, from May 28th through June 30 th, whenever the Commons is not reserved for private events. The public is invited to meet the artists to learn more about their work at a reception in their honor on Tuesday, June 24th from 6 to 7:30 pm at the upper level of the Commons.
Book Arts at Herron School of Art & Design, IUPUI
Selected work from the 2013/14 School Year
In this digital age the book is no longer the sole location for information. Artists have recognized this shift and begun to claim the book as an expressive format–much like sculpture, painting or photography. The luxury of the book format is that it can accommodate many expressive formats at once: the flat image (2D), the physical/sculptural structure of the binding (3D), and its sequential presentation of narrative in time (4D). Artists' books have the unique ability to cultivate intimate relationships with viewers and readers through the development of content over time, the power of pacing, manipulation of rhythm, melding of sequence with structure and the significance of physical engagement.
In straddling four dimensions the book is able to accommodate many expressive directions simultaneously: drawing, printmaking, letterpress, photography, digital output, sculpture while also being centered on it's own age-old tradition of book binding, printing and illuminating. At Herron our emphasis is on combining solid craftsmanship skills with an understanding of the expressive potential of the book as medium. Students are encouraged to push the definition of the book and engage with the melding of narrative and structure, narrative and functionality.
Typically, students in the book arts at Herron come from many aesthetic sensibilities: printmaking, painting, illustration, photography, graphic design, sculpture, ceramics, installation, even time arts, performance and sometimes from departments other than art such as History or English. The work in this display represents work from a wide span of levels, from sophomore to intermediate to graduate work. It was generated in the context of five courses: a beginners Survey Course in Book Arts, Bookbinding, The Printed Book, a conceptual course and advanced independent projects. Many students are working on a Minor in Book Arts that is offered through the Printmaking Department at Herron. The course requirements for the minor include skill building in Papermaking and Letterpress. The work in this display will represent a wide spectrum of expressive formats applicable to the artist book.
Artists exhibited: Alyssa Breeden, Stephanie Beisel, Becky Bewley,Stephanie, Bunch, Anna Clinch, Melissa Davis, Lani Deem, Rebecca Dodge, Rachel Foreman, Megan Forebeck, Ariel Hendrickson, Brittany House, Stephanie Hunter, Carolyn Kupchik, Teresa Mc Guire, Mary McClung, Kayla Moore,Mia Prince, Abigail Pratt, Brittney Pfeifer, Shea Rodriguez, Kayce Swafford, Claire Sweizer, Ashley Simmons, Dana Smessaert, Korean Stevens, Kendra Stevens, Shelby Stradling, Sarah Surface, Jac Tardie, Ashley Tesmer, Sara Vespini, Ashley White, Claire White, Moriah Wisdom, Liz Wierzbicki, Isabel Wood
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Karen Baldner Biography: Karen Baldner grew up in West Germany and completed her formal studies in the US with a Masters Degree in Printmaking from Indiana University. Her work is based in the Book Arts , Drawing , Printmaking, Installation and occasionally extends into collaborations. Her work has been supported by state grants from Arkansas and Indiana, Fulbright and NEA grants, and is represented by Soho20 Chelsea Gallery, NY and Vamp&Tramp Booksellers. She shows extensively throughout the US and Europe and her work is in a number of public and private collections in the US, Canada and Germany. Karen lives in Bloomington and teaches Book Arts at Herron School of Art & Design at IUPUI, Indianapolis, Indiana.


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Hawaii's X-1 World Events signs deal with FightZone TV – first event airs Oct. 19
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WEC's Cole Province suspended for failed drug test
The Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) issued a nine month suspension to World Extreme Cagefighting featherweight Cole Province (6-1) on Friday after testing positive for the anabolic steroid Methasterone. The 28-year-old Province defeated Fredson Paixo (8-4) via unanimous decision at ... Read More »
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Tyron Woodley vs. Rudy Bears in Strikeforce Challengers main event on Nov. 20
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I had the pleasure of hearing about the recladding of this 36-story building in Indianapolis from Sasha Zeljic, an architect who spends his time between Chicago and Shanghai, as we discussed how to best capture the essence of the building. Its overall character is immediately apparent, but the details of its interesting second skin only become visible close up.
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We've finally had a chance to return to the offices of VSA, a Brininstool + Lynch project to do some additional images now that the space is occupied. I frequently shoot interiors with and without people, but being able to handle this assignment in both fashions has taught me a lot about the process. It was no surprise to me that I loved the fully refined images from the pre-move-in shoot. I find them to be clean, uncluttered and lit in a way that renders spatial relations just not possible with an occupied space.
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Goat Cheese Pizzas with Indian-Spiced Tomatoes and Mustard Greens
Bon Appétit | September 2001
Tabla, New York, NY
Makes 4 servings
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 5 large shallots, finely chopped
- 3 1/2 tablespoons minced fresh ginger
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 1/2 teaspoons ground coriander
- 2 1/2 teaspoons ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon dried crushed red pepper
- 2 1/2 cups crushed tomatoes with added puree
- 2 cups chopped mustard greens
- 2 cups semolina flour (pasta flour)*
- 1 cup all purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1 1/4 cups water, room temperature
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro
- 8 ounces soft fresh goat cheese (such as Montrachet), crumbled
For topping:
Heat oil in large skillet over medium-high heat. Add shallots and next 5 ingredients; sauté 3 minutes. Add tomatoes; reduce heat and simmer 5 minutes to thicken slightly. Add greens; stir until wilted, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover; chill.)
For flatbreads:
Mix first 4 ingredients in large bowl. Stir in 1 1/4 cups water and cilantro. Knead in bowl until smooth, about 5 minutes. Cover with kitchen towel; let rest 30 minutes. Divide dough into 4 pieces; roll each into ball. Cover loosely with plastic wrap; let rest on work surface 30 minutes. Roll out each dough ball on lightly floured surface to 9-inch round.
Heat large dry nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add 1 flatbread round to skillet; cook until bottom of bread is golden brown in spots and bread puffs slightly, about 4 minutes. Turn bread over; cook until bottom is brown in spots, about 3 minutes. Repeat with remaining dough.
Preheat oven to 450°F. Place breads on baking sheet. Spread 1/4 of topping over each. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake until heated through, about 8 minutes.
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my notes
- Calories802
- Carbohydrates117 g (39%)
- Fat25 g (38%)
- Protein31 g (61%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (46%)
- Sodium1,020 mg (43%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat3 g
- Fiber12 g (47%)
- Monounsaturated Fat11 g
- Cholesterol26 mg (9%)
recipe at a glance
type: Kid-Friendly
main ingredients: Mustard Greens, Goat Cheese, Shallot, Ginger, Tomato
cuisine: Indian