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FIT's 8th Annual Sustainability Conference is almost here!
Please mark your calendars and join us Tuesday April 8th (see program details below) for one event or stay with us the whole day.
We will also be giving away some great prizes- including Two CITIbike yearly memberships (these will be great to use now that it's SPRING!) and 30 of these awesome stainless steel water bottles from S'well. Did you know in the US alone, an estimated 50 billion plastic bottles are dumped in landfill sites each year, and over 200 billion globally? Be part of the solution and learn more about what you & others can do to help the environment…
Interested in learning more about SUSTAINABILITY? Wondering what FIT is doing to be a greener campus? Come to the 8th Annual Sustainability Conference in the Great Hall on April 8th and find out. Join us for Keynote Speaker Robert Kennedy, Jr. at 1pm as well as a great line up of interesting speakers throughout the day. This exciting event is free, to learn more and sign up click here… Hope to see you there!
On September 17th I attended, and presented, at the The Power of Green SUNY, the 2013 State Universities of New York Sustainability Conference. It was a stunning day in Buffalo and the venue was an old mansion. While I enjoyed representing FIT and presenting on the Council and the Mayor's Challenge, the most interesting part was hearing about initiatives at other SUNY campuses.
The keynote speaker was Samina Raja, a Professor in the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Buffalo. Her project, Building Food Connections, aims to enhance food security and the capacity of local and regional governments to improve community food systems. This will also benefit small and mid-sized farmers and underserved community residents. She made the interesting comparison of college campuses to food deserts, where residents don't have easy access to fresh food.
There was a panel of presentations on Organic Waste Diversion. I learned that schools can do a waste audit in their cafeteria. It's low tech and serves as a great baseline for making changes- the leftover food from student's plates and from the food service is literally weighed on a scale. Many schools have found that going tray-less in cafeterias makes an impact on reducing food waste. Three different methods for composting that are being practiced on different SUNY campuses were presented: O2 Compost Microbins, black soldierfly composting and heavy duty grinding and composting machinery from Korea. In the former 2, there is ongoing student involvement in keeping the systems running and the projects serve as campus "science experiments" that faculty will bring their students too as part of course curriculum.
One of the most interesting presentations was from SUNY New Paltz, "Measuring, Tracking and Contracting for Food Using the Real Food Calculator and the SUNY Sustainable Dining Service Benchmarking Tool." These 2 methods help evaluate if food items are indeed local and promoting health across communities.
Finally, Stony Brook University shared their experiences building a bike share program. They started with 25 bikes and locks that they issued out to students by semester. Demand for the bikes grew quickly and they recently expanded to 4 solar powered bike stations and 48 bicycles (similar to the ones recently installed in New York City). The students use these bikes for free for the first hour and pay a nominal fee after that. Each student pays a transportation fee each year. Investing this money into the bike share program will lead to reduced air pollution from buses and cost savings as the college will not need to purchase as many new buses as they have in the past.
It made me start thinking about what more can be done on our own campus. I'm excited to plan events for FIT's No Impact Week in Fall 2014.
I admit it; I am not a big fan of Earth Day. This aversion could stem from what happened to me on one of the first Earth Day celebrations in NYC in Central Park, when a large dog mistook my back as a tree stump and I was urinated upon; but, it doesn't. My objection to Earth Day is more fundamental. Why must we set aside a day (or a week) to be "Earth conscious?" We should be cognizant of the planet and our effects on the planet every day – not once a year. For those of us who are trained ecologists, geologists, hydrologists, oceanographers, climatologists, and other environmental scientists; and for those that are passionate, active, and concerned citizens (AKA environmentalists), we don't need an "earth" day. The people of the earth don't need an Earth Day. Or do we?
With 7 billion people on this planet, increasing at 1% per year, perhaps we need to be reminded about finite resources, and unsustainable population growth and consumption. With agro-ecosystems providing the equivalent of more than 2700 Kcal per person, and with nearly 1 billion people undernourished, while obesity becomes epidemic elsewhere, perhaps we need a wake-up call. With unprecedented levels of factory farming and feedlots across the globe, loss of soil fertility and top soil, increased levels of pesticides and pharmaceuticals in groundwater, and 70% of the world's freshwater being used by agribusiness – perhaps we need new priorities and new educational outreach.
With our climate system permanently altered by greenhouse gas emissions, with sea ice and land ice melting at unparalleled rates, with sea level rising, with increased frequency and severity of storms, with changes in the thermohaline conveyor system slowing the Gulf Stream and consequently allowing water levels to rise on the Mid-Atlantic coast of North America, and all the while, global carbon emissions still rise, perhaps we need a regular reminder that change is necessary.
While rivers cease to reach the oceans, and while ocean systems are over-harvested and polluted, we need to act now. We need to act. The dominant social and economic paradigms of consumerism and consumption as a measure of self-worth have to change. I tell my students that "business as usual" is no longer acceptable, that the dominant paradigms are outdated and self-destructive; that it's up to all of us to work to protect the planet for the future.
My utopian world is one in which Earth Day is not necessary – until then I'll continue to work to bring about change and hope that at some point we won't need Earth Day any longer.
Arthur H. Kopelman, Ph.D.
SUNY Distinguished Service Professor and Professor of Science at FIT


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Winner and Finalists
Congrats to Montana State University's excellent online instructors!
The first-ever Excellence in Online Teaching Award, given in January 2011 by the MSU Provost's Office and MSU Extended University, recognizes individuals who have provided outstanding teaching, course development, mentoring of students, and service to online education. Candidates were nominated by Montana State Online students; the following quotes are excerpts from these nominations.
Kathleen Schachman, College of Nursing, Advanced Health Assessment (N 550) and Advanced Pathophysiology (N 560)
"Knowledge, enthusiasm, energy, encouragement, and all-around commitment to students. High expectations but belief in student's ability to succeed. Variety of learning activities to accommodate various student learning styles. Never felt like you're out there all alone in computer land."
"Dr. Schachman would implement different ways to convey instruction material to increase students' ability to learn concepts. She is timely, consistent, conscientious, and clear in her communication. She is genuinely concerned for the student by taking time to work with their individual needs. Dr. Schachman is a remarkable instructor and role model and is highly regarded among my peers."
Eric Brunsell, "Web Tools for Teaching Science" (MSSE 580)
"Professor Brunsell's online course was the best professional development that I have experienced in years! It continues to teach me, as the curriculum he designed has given me so many new tools that I took away and will continue to use."
Maurice Burke, "Geometry for Teachers" (MATH 527), "Number Structure for Teachers" (MATH 523 and 524)
"Professor Burke consistently challenges his students. I work hard, if not even harder, to achieve what he demands of his students. In all three of his courses, I have been forced to think and contemplate. He is able to structure the online environment so I can learn yet cooperate with fellow students."
Bryce Carpenter, "Brain Science, Educational Research, and Teaching" (EDCI 557)
"Dr. Carpenter's enthusiasm for the subject matter and the teaching-learning experience, together with his broad global knowledge and expertise in philosophy, helped make his course perhaps the most valuable and memorable one of my education."
Suzanna Carrithers, "Water Quality in the Classroom" (LRES 580)
"Suzanna really challenged me to become a better teacher and not just a scientist. I learned many education techniques I also learned a lot about current water quality issues and was given lots of information regarding where to find environmental information to pass on to my students. I was challenged to learn to design laboratory experiments, and that taught me a lot about being a good laboratory instructor."
Andrew Chaikin, "History of Spaceflight & Space Technology" (EDCI 580)
"Mr. Chaikin's understanding of the topic was excellent, and his presentations during the class were both insightful and engaging. He utilized a series of YouTube videos each week to provide an online lecture and visuals to re-enforce the reading materials assigned on a weekly basis. Additionally, he offered a Skype session for an active question and answer period to address current events and our questions."
John Graves, "Teaching Inquiry in the Science Classroom" (EDCI 580)
"John has created an atmosphere online that allows students to collaborate. He creates assignments that are applicable and allow for learning rather than memorization. He is available for assistance and holds webinars to help clarify course guidelines and requirements. His feedback on assignments is effective and clearly formatted to allow for improvement."
Sean Griffin, "Fundamentals of Oceanography" (ERTH 591)
"Dr. Griffin made the course interesting, fun, pertinent, and, of course, educational. He made me enjoy the class even though it was my first online course. When that class was over I told many people I know (that) I hope all my instructors are like Dr. Griffin. He was always available to answer questions, address concerns, and clear up any confusion."
Page Huyette, "Portfolio Design and Preparation" (PSPP 480)
"Page is an outstanding professor. Her ability to motivate and inspire students to do their best has made her an excellent candidate for this teaching award. Page was always there when we needed assistance and was prompt in answering questions and giving helpful advice. I wouldn't hesitate to take another online course from her."
Laura Massey, "Senior Seminar" (HDCF 474)
"Laura is an outgoing person and meets our needs. She takes her job seriously. She is a person that we can look up to."
Clifford Mayes, "Human Development and the Psychology of Learning" (EDCI 552)
"Dr. Mayes is an actively involved instructor. He creates useful, intellectually stimulating assignments. He does not just set online posting requirements for us; he is also fully involved in the dialogue, posting at all hours of the day. I feel very fortunate to have had Dr. Mayes for an instructor. He will forever set the standard in my mind for excellence in online teaching."
Angela Sower, "Biochemistry for Teachers" (CHMY 591)
"Biochemistry is a very difficult class, and I was worried about learning the material asynchronously. Angie was always clear with her expectations of the students in the course. It was highly organized and detailed; the entire semester was laid out clearly every week. It was a fantastic experience, and I still use the concepts from that course in the classes I teach today."
Dawn Tarabochia, "Human Response to Stress" (HDHL 451)
"Dawn went out for her way to explain things that students did not understand. If you ask me about a devoted and caring professor that is out to help you succeed with your education, it is Dawn."
Walt Woolbaugh, "Foundation of Action Research" (EDCI 505)
"I was nervous that taking classes online would make me feel isolated and far removed from the class itself, but I have received more feedback and help from Dr. Woolbaugh than from any professor I have ever met in person. Dr. Woolbaugh is an incredibly positive and caring teacher. His words of encouragement and positive feedback have truly helped to keep me motivated throughout my time at MSU."


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10th Symposium on Identity and Trust on the Internet (IDtrust 2011)
Theme: "Near the Horizon, Just Over the Horizon"
- Thanks to our sponsors, the program committee and the participants for a fine symposium.
- The program now links to all the posters and presentations also.
IDtrust is devoted to research and deployment experience related to making good security decisions based on identity information, especially when public key cryptography is used and the human elements of usability are considered.
All software systems, from enterprise data centers to small businesses and consumer-facing applications, must make access control decisions for protected data. IDtrust is a venue for the discussion of the complete access control process (authentication, authorization, provisioning and security decision workflow), addressing questions such as: "What are the authorization strategies that will succeed in the next decade?" "What technologies exist to address complex requirements today?" "What research is academia and industry pursuing to solve the problems likely to show up in the next few years?"
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While we test all our games with maximum in-game settings, turning on Anti-Aliasing (AA) and Antistrophic Filtering (AF) helps take the intensity of our testing to another level.
Here we see video cards go from playable FPS to an unplayable FPS and the real power houses continue to help break that 60 FPS mark we always aim for to provide a smooth gaming experience.
Checking out Far Cry 2 performance, you can see a bit of a bump, but just overall strong FPS at both resolutions.
Metro Last Light with AA and AF sees no change at both resolutions, meaning the game remains unplayable at these settings.
Just Cause 2 sees just an extra FPS at both resolutions. We continue to have playable numbers at 1920 x 1200, but when we move to 2560 x 1600, the numbers are just still too low.
Sleeping Dogs sees an extra FPS at 1920 x 1200 and nothing at 2560 x 1600. Like Metro Last Light, when we turn AA and AF on, the game is unplayable.


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Full title reads: "Shoreditch. 'Slums are a disgrace!' (The Prince of Wales) Dame Sybil Thorndike lays foundation stone of model flats for working classes."
Shoreditch, London.
Dame Sybil Thorndike, along with local civic dignitaries, arrives at ceremony to lay foundation stone.
She gives the stone a couple of taps with a mallet. She then says a few words about housing conditions for working people .


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Well, just as it says up there. Let's start off a place for putting down those Guitar Hero scores. I know, you can check them out online, but there are PS3, Wii and 360 versions out there.
So if you can only manage games on the lower difficulties, or if you can 100% "Jordan" or "dragonforce", let's see those scores. We'll do it like this, unless anyone has any better suggestions. This isn't one of mine, just an example:
Format: PS3
Song: Stricken
Difficulty: hard
Score: 250,000
Notes: 90%
If any "questionable" scores arise, like 100% on Jordon, photographic evidence will be needed!
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LomoAmigo Tchad Blake Goes Panoramic!
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The Wild West is without a doubt synonymous with outlaws, cowboys, and gunslingers, among them the notorious Billy the Kid. Countless tales and legends tell us what we know and perceive about these outlaws, but we occasionally get treated to some rare memorabilia--such as Billy the Kid's $2.3 million portrait. -
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LomoReporter @ Summer Jamboree Festival - Contest! ended over 3 years ago
Imagine to travel back in time and live for a week in the 50's between Elvis' pomps and sounds floating in the air that orbit from swing to purest rock and roll all that followed by a soft sea breeze.What if this image came true?! You'd be at the Summer Jamboree! A chance in a lifetime and Lomography is searching for it's special reporters. -
Let's Fall in Love with Negative Films!
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Summer Spool Workshop @ Lomography Gallery Store NYC Greenwich ended over 3 years ago
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Not Just Any Paper Pinhole Camera, It's a Paper Pinhole Hasselblad!
As the DIY movement picks up the pace, another paper pinhole camera is here for the making. -
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The Making of a Global Icon: Statue of Liberty Construction
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A Showcase of My Analogue Working Life
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Lomography Berlin: Workshops at BRIGHT 2011 ended over 3 years ago
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Oumar Ly: Chance Meeting with Photography
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FREE Super-cute Camera Pixel Art
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Glamour of the Gods: An Exhibition
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text: Yes and no. I have swapped tickets on EVERY trip and have never once been stopped. I don't know how well they are enforcing this. And I don't think they count it as unique visitors to the park. And it's not from ticket purchases because you can buy admission tickets at any park and use them at any park. I think it's the number of clicks on the turnstiles. Disney knows how many people visit each park each day, and if I visit al four parks in one day, they don't count me the same as if I only visited Epcot all day. I was either in one, two, three, or four parks. They are counting foot traffic, not unique visitors.


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Is there a way to discontinue getting emails to a specific thread once I've responded and clicked the "Check here if you would like post replies mailed to you"? I'm plagued by that stupid " I would like to see less garbage disposals" thread that just wont die! Please tell me if there is a way to stop getting notices of the replies without discontinuing the replies for everything else. Thanks! |
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Easily! Just link back to the thread, scroll down to the bottom, and click the "If you no longer wish to receive notifications for this message" button. (I've felt the same way, many a time!) |
P.S. I've been meaning to check back IN on that thread to see why still active.... |
OMG how did I miss that. I see it here. Maybe because I couldn't stomach the thought of scrolling to the bottom of that waste of space? Yeah that and I must be blind. Thank you Old Bat knowing I can stop that worthless thread from hitting my inbox makes my day! |
Oldbat I spoke too soon. This: "If you no longer wish to receive notifications for this messaage" and the chick here button is not found in the Post a Follow-Up box for that message! At least not for me. UGHHHH!!! |
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- Posted by karen.ohio (My Page) on Sun, Sep 29, 13 at 17:00
Did you click on the e mail message in your box, then open the forum from that message? I did it for a message I just received and it has the "If you wish..." in the email response section. Sorry you are receiving so many e mails. People must like to talk about garbage! Karen |
It's there for other messages, like this one, but not the garbage one. Must be a glitch. I'll email GW |
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On Oct. 5, 1988, after 15 hard years under a dictatorship, the Chilean public voted No as in, Enough already in a historic national plebiscite that removed Gen. Augusto Pinochet from power. Pablo Larraín's superb, Oscar-nominated, fact-based drama, No, explores the power of popular dissent, and the coordinated persuasions of media, marketing, and targeted advertising in shaping the word no to invigorate a populace pessimistically conditioned to think that nothing will ever change for the good.
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There will be four concerts beginning in October and ending next April. Ticket prices begin at $50 for an individual adult ticket. A $50 ticket will get one person into all four concerts. Additional tickets include $110 for a family ticket (two adults and two children) and $10 for an individual 18 or younger. Tickets may be purchased for two people at $110 to make an individual a 'Contributor.' Additional titles include: patron, sponsor, benefactor, grantor, and concert sponsor.
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n Jim Witter will perform and sing the music of Simon and Garfunkel. These songs include, "The Sound of Silence" and "Bridge Over Troubled Waters." Witter has performed with Faith Hill, The Beach Boys, Toby Keith, and Shania Twain.
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So last week we take a ride up to Roide Island early before WaterFire starts and hit a few antique shops. The first shop we go into, a consignment store, I see a lamp and decide to pick it up to look at the bottom being careful to hold onto the milk glass shade. Well, guess what happens next? You are so right! The shade falls off and smashes into a million pieces. Figures! It was marked down to $14.00 so when the lady came over I said I would buy it since I broke the shade. First off come to find out it wasn't the right shade cause the screws were not holding it on at all. So, I get home and start to polish up the lamp and it looks kinda cool. I brought it up to my lamp guy to have a new switch and wiring done. Most times I can rewire myself but not when a switch is involved. So....after a new shade that had to be ground down so the rim would fit into this lamp and $150.00 later I have a pretty cool machine age art deco lamp! The shade that was on the lamp was not a flame globe but we decided to put the flame globe on because it looks neat. Lesson...don't turn any lamps over without first taking th globe off! LOL! |
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That is a killer SCORE! I love the base. It Looks like something out of Metropolis. I cant believe you got it for 14 bucks. |
Actually for $164, I guess, but even at that price I would feel like it was a "killer SCORE!" Wow, gorgeous. Thanks for the reminder to be careful too :-) KarinL |
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Three Branches of the Government Executive:
Comprised of the Cabinet and the bureaucracy of the government that carry out
the Legislative: The legislative bodies of Canada. They make and debate the laws. Judicial: Comprised of the various courts of Canada. They decide who broke the law and the punishment that corresponds. Therefore, the legislative branch would create a law about the time of year that a person could fish. The executive branch would see to it through setting up various ministries and agencies that people only fished during that time. The judiciary would put anyone on trial that broke the law and fished outside of the allotted time and would decide upon an appropriate punishment. Federal The levels of government were established when Canada created it's Constitution (The British North America Act) in 1867. The separate roles are defined by sections 91 and 92. Federal
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Note: Often the Federal and the Provincial government share responsibility for an area. For example there is both a Federal and Provincial Ministry of the Environment. As Canada moves forth, and the government grows, new areas have emerged to be governed. When a conflict between these two levels of government arise, the power is automatically given to the federal government under the constitution. When Canada came together in Confederation in 1867, many of it's makers, including the first Prime Minister Sir. John A. Macdonald envisioned a strong federal government and a weaker provincial one. However, throughout Canadian history Canada has increasingly had stronger provincial governments and the federal one has become weaker. Some attribute this to the national unity problems in Canada. (This is in contrast to the United States where the Constitution was designed for strong States and a weaker national government but throughout history the federal government has become stronger with weaker States.) Municipal governments in each city or community are responsible for things that are directly related to a city such as policing, fire fighting, snow removal, recycling and garbage collecting. Cities are run by city councils with each "ward" (which is a an area) being represented by a councilor. At the head of the council is the Mayor of the city. Councilors and the Mayor are elected by citizens at least every 5 years. Governor
General, Lieutenant Governor and Constitutional Monarchy Parliaments that are made up to two Houses are called "bicameral" Almost every country in the Western worked that is made up of a number of states or provinces has a second chamber to represent regional interests. The
Governor General, Lieutenant Governor, and Constitutional Monarchy When the legislatures want to pass a law there must first be a majority in the legislature supporting the bill and federally the bill must pass in the Senate (again - explained later) and then the bill must be given something called "Royal Assent" before it becomes law. Federally the Monarchy is represented by the Governor General and provincially the Monarchy is represented by the Lieutenant Governor. (*Special note: Lieutenant is pronounced "left-tenant" in Canada.) This is like a seal of approval similar to the way that the President of the United States must sign a Bill before it becomes law. One important difference exists here in that while the President has a choice as to whether or not he or she would like to sign a bill, a Governor General (GG) or the Lieutenant Governor (LG)does for the most part not. Because he or she is not elected (instead appointed by the Prime Minister) it would be an undemocratic interference for the GG or the LG to interfere. The Bill has already been passed by an elected majority and therefore to not sign the bill would be to over-ride the legit majority. Therefore the position of GG or LG is largely ceremonial although it was considered a legit position when Confederation came together. It has been in recent years debated over whether we should get rid of the Monarchy in Canada. For the present however the Monarchy is here to stay. The House of
Commons There are three main functions of the House of Commons. The first is to debate and vote upon legislation and the second is to give the chance for the opposition to question what the government is doing with legislation, the way it conducts itself, etc. The third function is private member's business where MP's may get up and make a speech in the House about an issue or event that he/she would like to draw attention to. It should be pointed out that the MP's have many
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Anyone may contact an MP through performing an internet search, looking up their
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office of the MP in person.
The Senate The Senate has been seen by many Canadians as useless, unfair and undemocratic. Certain parties (especially the Reform Party) are demanding Senate reform and a Triple E Senate which means a Senate that would have Elected representatives, Equal Representation (of the Provinces) and Effective Power which means that the Senate would be given the power to reject and quash legislation like in the United States. There have even been calls to abolish the senate entirely. The Senate was designed to give "sober second thought" to legislation. At one time it was comprised of men of rank or status that owned property. It was to control the "tyranny of the masses" so that an elected body could not get away with persecuting a minority for by enacting something that could jeopardize the country. This fear was from the experiences of the United Empire Loyalists who were persecuted in the United States and came to Canada and to curb the democracy that was seen as "mob rule" to many Canadians. It was believed that civilized, cultured men of status would protect the nation and its peoples from any such danger. Often however Senators were appointed based on political favours to the Prime Minister or the party in power rather than service to the country. A Senate appointment was a fairly sweet deal considering that it paid well and that one kept the position for life. Today after some reform Senators must retire by the age of 75 and appointments are usually Canadians who have done something good for the country (and will most likely vote in favor of the government in power.) Senators are appointed provincially
and regionally which means that every area of Canada has a certain amount. This
regional representation is central to the role of the Senate in our system of
government and the Senate Chamber serves as a forum for the expression of
regional concerns.
Requirements to be a Senator: Occupations represented in the Senate include
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The Michigan Business Challenge is a campus-wide, multi-round business plan competition where student teams have the opportunity to win cash prizes totaling over $75,000, gain feedback from judges and expand their business network. In addition to cash prizes, the winning team members will each receive a Fitbit package which includes a Fitbit Tracker, a Fitbit Aria Wifi Scale, and Fitbit Gear.
Round 1 (December 5) kicks off the competition where more than 80 teams from across campus are expected to compete. Any student that submits an application will be invited to compete in Round 1. Teams selected to advance to Round 2 (January 23), the Semi-Finals and Finals (February 20) will have the opportunity to write a marketing and financial overview for their company and complete a business plan. During each round, teams will pitch to a panel of judges comprised of entrepreneurs and investors. Teams that advance to Round 2 will also be eligible for consideration to participate in intercollegiate business plan competitions and receive coaching and financial support from the Zell Lurie Institute to prep for and cover competition travel expenses.


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Tax Provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Tax Provisions in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
[Read more...]IRS Offers Tips to Avoid Recovery Rebate Credit Confusion
(Updated 2/12/09 to clarify that a taxpayer who wants the IRS to figure his or her recovery rebate credit enter the letters "RRC" on the tax return.)
[Read more...]135 People Accept Islam from Shaikh Yusuf Estes
This video includes the Question and Answer session that took place after a lecture on Islam given in Curacao Island in the Caribbean By Brother Sheikh Yusuf Estes. The event was Sponsored by the Curacao Islamic Society
[Read more...]The Wounds of Gaza
Two Surgeons from the UK, Dr Ghassan Abu Sittah and Dr Swee Ang, managed to get into Gaza during the Israeli invasion. Here they describe their experiences, share their views, and conclude that the people of Gaza are extremely vulnerable and defenseless in the event of another attack.
[Read more...]Pres. Obama Quotes Hadith
Prepared remarks of President Barack Obama at the National Prayer Breakfast
[Read more...]Change Texas Referendum Law
A group of citizens called Tarrant County Initiative is spearheading a movement to change the law in favor of greater citizen democracy.
[Read more...]Imam Yahya Hendi Honored by FBI
FREDERICK, MD–Imam Yahya Hendi, prominent interfaith activist and head of the Islamic Society of Frederick, is being honored by the Baltimore field office of the FBI for fighting terrorism, drugs and violence in America. NBC news reported that he will be recognized as the Community Leader of the Year.
[Read more...]An Open Letter–From Pakistan–To President Obama
Open letter to President Obama from Imran Khan regarding future relations between Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the USA.
[Read more...]Obituary: Journalist Khalid Hasan
Today, this literary magician will be laid to rest, following Islamic funeral services at Darul Huda Islamic Center, Virginia.
[Read more...]LIVE the Way of ALLAH
Bad decisions –> experience –> good decisions
[Read more...]The Coming Great Depression
Below is an excerpt from a commentary originally posted at www.speculative-investor.com on 5th February, 2009.
[Read more...]Fundraiser for Gaza at Greenfield Manor in Dearborn
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Eboo Patel joins Obama's interfaith council / Rise of Muslim & Arab culture in Detroit studied by Michigan professor Shryock in Tucson AZ / Pakistani journalist Khalid Hasan mourned / Canadian broadcast standards council determines that anti-Muslim and anti-Islam statements by host Lowell Green violate code of ethics /
[Read more...]Houstonian Corner (V11-I8)
Shariah Academy Monthly Courses in Houston / MJ Khan Seeks Houston Controller Position
[Read more...]Veils and Justice
Analysis of whether a Canadian court was justified in forcing a niqab-wearing woman to remove her niqab in order to testify against an accused.
[Read more...]Muslim Scientists and Thinkers–Ahmad Ibn al- Baitar
Ibn al-Baitar was the great botanist, pharmacist and physician of the Middle Ages.
[Read more...]How Obama's Stimulus Plan Affects Michigan
What does today's stimulus plan mean for Michigan?
[Read more...]The FCNL Gaza Report Back
The chatter in the media first came from the Special Envoy for the Quartet's negotiator for an Arab-Israeli agreement over Palestine last week, the former English Prime Minister Tony Blair, who was attempting to have international donors finance the rebuilding of Gaza.
[Read more...]Putin to the West: Take Your Medicine
Analysis of Vladimir Putin's presentation regarding a lean towards American socialism, at Davos.
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Go Commando with N4G to win an Xbox 360 and Gears 3 from GameStop!
UPDATE: Congratulations to B3AST1N!!!
N4G and GameStop want you to Go Commando with us on September 20! Don't think you get less than a cool breeze for your efforts: pledging to Go Commando could win you an Xbox 360 and a copy of Gears of War 3 courtesy of GameStop!
Prize: An Xbox 360 250GB console and a copy of Gears of War 3
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-One entry per member. Spamming or creating multiple accounts will be a DQ
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-While Go Commando Day is September 20, we're giving you until September 27, 11:59 PM PST to enter.
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For complete sweepstakes rules: http://n4g.com/general/Game...
More about GameStop's incentives:
GameStop ( www.gamestop.com ) has some serious incentives to go with their Gears of War 3 pre-orders, and is encouraging fans to Go Commando on September 20th - show your support (or lack thereof) on the FaceBook page: https://www.facebook.com/ev...
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They're giving away prizes to pre-order customers right up to October 3. By pre-ordering the game at an GameStop or at www.gamestop.com use your receipt info to enter a code once a day on the "Go Commando" website, www.gamestop.com/gearsofwar . The grand prize is a 2012 Mitsubishi Lancer with daily prizes of XBL memberships, an ATV, flatscreen TVs and autographed Gears 3 concept art.
Meh, but still, I'll even Lemon Pledge to go commando on September 20th.
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Am I on Glue?
Because I'm watching the Olympics opening ceremony and I seem to have lost the narrative thread.
Who are these kilted Riverdancers doing a merry jig on the giant leaf projections?
Who's that demonic fiddler? Where'd all this Savion Glover choreography come from?
I'm putting away my model-airplane kit for the night.
Update: Now it looks like Tron on Ice.
...That's not a criticism, just an observation


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The software giant says it's working on an update for the versions of its Surface tablet that used an ARM-based chip. But it will only have some of the functionality of Windows 10.
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Elizabeth II has sent her first tweet -- or has she? It's a right royal mystery...
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Powerful, loud, and bright green: it's no surprise that our 2015 Challenger attracted a lot of attention.
The 2015 Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack has the muscle car power (and fuel economy) to back up its nostalgic name, but it's also got some surprising tech.
The XCAR team tend to get their kicks with four-wheeled vehicles most of the time, but the Can-Am Spyder looked like too much fun to miss.
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Bible Verses About The Purpose For Our Lives
Bible verses related to The Purpose For Our Lives from the King James Version (KJV) by Relevance
Philippians 4:19 - But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.
1 Corinthians 6:19-20 - What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost [which is] in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? (Read More...)
Ephesians 2:8-9 - For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: [it is] the gift of God: (Read More...)
Matthew 7:7 - Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:
2 Samuel 17:23 - And when Ahithophel saw that his counsel was not followed, he saddled [his] ass, and arose, and gat him home to his house, to his city, and put his household in order, and hanged himself, and died, and was buried in the sepulchre of his father.
Judges 16:25-30 - And it came to pass, when their hearts were merry, that they said, Call for Samson, that he may make us sport. And they called for Samson out of the prison house; and he made them sport: and they set him between the pillars. (Read More...)
Revelation 20:1-15 - And I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit and a great chain in his hand. (Read More...)
1 John 4:1 - Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.
2 Corinthians 12:9 - And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.
Romans 8:22 - For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together until now.
Romans 8:1 - [There is] therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.
Acts 16:1-40 - Then came he to Derbe and Lystra: and, behold, a certain disciple was there, named Timotheus, the son of a certain woman, which was a Jewess, and believed; but his father [was] a Greek: (Read More...)
Acts 2:1-47 - And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. (Read More...)
John 5:39 - Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.
John 3:16 - For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Psalms 34:17-20 - [The righteous] cry, and the LORD heareth, and delivereth them out of all their troubles. (Read More...)
Psalms 34:1-22 - ([A Psalm] of David, when he changed his behaviour before Abimelech; who drove him away, and he departed.) I will bless the LORD at all times: his praise [shall] continually [be] in my mouth. (Read More...)
1 Kings 16:18 - And it came to pass, when Zimri saw that the city was taken, that he went into the palace of the king's house, and burnt the king's house over him with fire, and died,
1 Samuel 31:4-5 - Then said Saul unto his armourbearer, Draw thy sword, and thrust me through therewith; lest these uncircumcised come and thrust me through, and abuse me. But his armourbearer would not; for he was sore afraid. Therefore Saul took a sword, and fell upon it. (Read More...)
1 Samuel 31:1 - Now the Philistines fought against Israel: and the men of Israel fled from before the Philistines, and fell down slain in mount Gilboa.
Judges 9:53-54 - And a certain woman cast a piece of a millstone upon Abimelech's head, and all to brake his skull. (Read More...)
Genesis 1:26-27 - And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. (Read More...)
Genesis 1:26 - And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
John 10:10 - The thief cometh not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come that they might have life, and that they might have [it] more abundantly.
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Martinez, the Governor, and the brothers spend the night at the cabin, drinking beers and reminiscing on times past. We learn that both Mitch and Pete are ex-military. Before the Zombiepocalypse, Mitch was an ice cream truck driver-turned-Army tank operator. When the s— hit the fan, he peaced out of the Army with "his" ride in tow.
"End of the world don't mean s— when you got a tank," Mitch boasts. That is, as long as you're not completely surrounded by Walkers and don't know how to operate the tank. Unlike Mitch, younger brother Pete stayed at his Army base for awhile until he too left, most likely once the the base was overrun with Walkers.
Back at Martinez's camp, they celebrate the spoils from the trip, which amounts to mostly canned beans and "skunky" beers. Lilly and Tara are very appreciative of Martinez, much to Governor Brian's chagrin. But with full bellies and buzzed minds, everyone in the camp is happy and goes off to celebrate the day. (Tara and Alisha scurry off to spend some alone time together. Damn, Tara, that was quick!)
Martinez surprises the Governor with a golf set just like the one the Governor enjoyed back at Woodbury. But this is not the Governor's setup — it's Martinez's, a fact Martinez does not mind reminding him. He explains Shumpert's absence, stating he never got over what happened to Woodbury and eventually committed suicide by Walker. With the Governor's return, Martinez concedes that they can maybe "share the crown a little." Ha. If there's anything the Governor isn't, it's a sharer. Remember that time about a day or so ago when Martinez asked if the Governor is different now and the Governor said that he is? He lied.
The Governor grabs a club, hits Martinez over the head with it, and kicks him off of the top of the RV. He then drags his body and feeds him to a pit full of Walkers, all the while repeating "I don't want it. I don't want it." What doesn't he want? To kill Martinez? To reclaim his role as camp leader? To live in a world infested with zombies? Whatever it is, he's killed Martinez, wants to reclaim his leadership position, and lives in a world infested with zombies. Deal with it, Guv.
Rest in peace, Martinez. We won't really miss you, but it was nice to see you again nonetheless. Thanks for dying so that we know that the Governor isn't the boring "good" guy he seemed to become.
The entire camp meets the next morning, believing Martinez drunkenly fell into the Walker pit. (The camp is much bigger than it seemed — so much for Martinez's warning about dead weight.) Pete assumes the role of leader, but the camp wants to vote. Things get tense for a moment as Mitch prefers the more autocratic side of things, but Pete agrees that they should take a vote as soon as they figure out a way to do so. Pete is a natural leader in the way that Rick is — leading by confidence and fairness rather than fear. Nevertheless, he is overwhelmed with the responsibility. While out hunting with Mitch and the Governor, Pete asks the Gov for help running the camp. Smug bastard he is, the Governor dares to look surprised by the gesture — maybe he genuinely is.
Before he can respond, Mitch finds a small camp hidden in the forest, flush with supplies. Pete shoots down Mitch's idea to rob them and instead continues hunting. After disappointing results — a few squirrels and condensed milk — they stumble upon the small camp again. Another group came in shortly after them, killing and robbing the camp anyway. Mitch is pissed — taking out an old, injured camper in his frustration. Pete is more upset with Mitch's erratic violent behavior than his failing to rob the camp. Throughout the debacle, the Governor remains silent — calculating his next move.
NEXT: Survival of the Fittest