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Drama Mamas: My guildie is a registered sex offender {WoW}
Aug 15th 2011 1:24PM The sex offenders list is a tool that provides people just enough information to cause them to panic, and not enough to validly address the threat. People who end up on the sex offenders list can be there for very serious crimes, and could very possibly be someone you don't want to spend any time with. There are also teenagers who have ended up on that list, for life, for consensually taking and emailing pictures of themselves. They were charged with the creation and distribution of child pornography.
Ultimately, it's up to the individuals in the guild to decide what to do. If they feel uncomfortable not knowing, and no one wants to say what happened, they can and should leave. If they want to know more, they should ask, respectfully and calmly, accept the answers given without being rude, and then base their actions off of more complete information. Or they can choose to limit their interaction and information exchanged with this person to the level they are comfortable with. None of these responses are wrong (though I am naturally biased against acting without complete information.)
Blizzard registers Mists of Pandaria trademark {WoW}
Aug 2nd 2011 10:15PM Name of patch 4.3 or a CCG expansion. Calling it now. :)
The Light and How to Swing It: Basic retribution cooldowns -- when to pop your wings {WoW}
Jul 13th 2011 4:39PM CLCRet (or CLCInfo, or Ovale, or whatever) don't save you from knowing the details of the rotation if you want to play your best. They help a lot of players not do their worst, and can be a crutch that keeps players from doing their best, yes. But they tell you what your ideal max DPS rotation is against a training dummy, not what your ideal spell is to cast right now in the fight your actually in. The trick is knowing when to stick to the rotation and when to break out of it. CLCRet lets you spend your time keeping track of whats going on so you can decide what button to press next, instead of keeping track of your rotation.
The Light and How to Swing It: Basic retribution cooldowns -- when to pop your wings {WoW}
Jul 13th 2011 3:57PM Wings is a two minute cooldown for Ret Paladins when talented into Sanctified Wrath
The Queue: Burly mountain men and Amazons {WoW}
Jul 9th 2011 3:51PM "Working as intended" has been a programmer's response to bug reports for much longer than MMOs have been around.
SwagDog discontinuing Blizzard licensed products June 1 {WoW}
May 20th 2011 12:42PM Well, that will teach me not to reload the page to check comments before I post.
SwagDog discontinuing Blizzard licensed products June 1 {WoW}
May 20th 2011 12:40PM Odds on Cryptozoic having a new product line July 1?
The Queue: Day Man {WoW}
May 17th 2011 11:21AM The memory stick/USB drive approach may also work substantially better if you are using USB 3.0 compliant devices, as it's a massive increase in speed.
Win a WoW TCG War of the Elements Epic Collection from WoW Insider {WoW}
May 13th 2011 4:19PM Stuff please
The Queue: Lazy Adam {WoW}
Apr 28th 2011 11:24AM "As for why it wasn't caught...with a system as large as WoW, even a 0.5% failure rate is bound to be noticeable."
The odds that it wasn't caught are remarkably low. The odds that fixing it was deemed critical for release are also remarkably low.
"The authenticator box isn't showing up? And that does what, adds a whole two seconds to the login process for 40% of users? Yeah, OK, log that and then get back to making sure the game doesn't crash when you talk to a quest giver."
Every project ships with known issues. With a growing segment of the player base wanting new content (non-raiders bored with existing dungeons, raiders wanting new ways to gear up to push through the next bit of content without farming the same boss again, etc) would fixing the authenticator box really be worth a week's delay?


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Clinical Education
Clinical education is the portion of the student's professional education involving practice and application of classroom knowledge and skills to on-the-job responsibilities. Clinical education is an integral part of the academic curriculum. Clinical internships take place at affiliating clinical education sites with the help of clinical educators who volunteer their
The UCA DPT curriculum for Clinical Education includes a variety of clinical education experiences in settings such as acute care, inpatient rehabilitation, and out-patient as well as specialty areas both in Arkansas and out-of-state. Experienced physical therapists provide students with quality clinical instruction. Students apply their knowledge and practice their skills learned in the curriculum with a broad range of patients through out the age-span under supervision of their clinical instructor. During the 36 month DPT program, students complete five clinical practica totaling 43 weeks. Many clinical instructors are able to share their expertise and years of experience. In addition, some PTs have completed the APTA Clinical Instructor Credentialing Program.
The Director of Clinical Education is Dr. Misty Booth and she can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 501-450-5543. Resources for clinical instructors, center coordinators of clinical education, and professional DPT students can be found below.
Free Clinical Instructor Workshop – October 25, 2014
The Department of Physical Therapy is hosting a continuing education course on October 25,2014 as a part of PT Alumni Weekend and UCA Homecoming entitled Clinical Education Provision: Current and Future Applications presented by Dr. Misty Booth. The course will provide 4 contact hours of CEU approved by the AR State Board of PT. The course will be free to clinicians working at current UCA Clinical Education Sites. See UCA PT Course Brochure 10-25-2014 for details and registration. Contact Stacey Stephens at 501-450-5549 or firstname.lastname@example.com if you have questions.
APTA Advanced Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program (ACCIP)
The APTA Advanced Credentialed Clinical Instructor (ACCIP) course is open to physical therapists who have received the APTA CI Credential and have supervised at least one student. The ACCIP course provides 16.75 contact hours or 1.675 CEUs. Contact Stacey Stephens at 501-450-5549 or email@example.com if you are interested.
APTA Credentialed Clinical Instructor Program (CCIP)
The Department of Physical Therapy at UCA hosts the APTA Clinical Instructor Education and Credentialing program each year at the PT Center. The course provides 15 contact hours of CEU. Successful completion of the assessment center results in the awarding of APTA CI credentialing. The Course and Assessment Center will be useful for both new and experienced physical therapist and physical therapist assistant educators involved with clinical education. Although the information presented covers the basic skills for CIs, the interactive tasks and large- and small-group discussions will be of benefit even to experienced educators. For more information regarding the next course, please contact Stacey Stephens at firstname.lastname@example.com or 501-450-5549.
Documents For Clinical Instructors and CCCEs:
Section F Clinical Education of DPT Student Handbook Fall 2014
UCA Important Reminders and Contact Information
UCA CI Privileges and Responsibilities
APTA PT CPI Training Quick Guide
PT CPI Web Instructions for a CI – 01-21-14
Implementing MDS 3.0 for PT students
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Oak Bluffs report points to untapped business potential
"The architectural heritage of Oak Bluffs is remarkable. Not only is this heritage the basis of a preservation that will need to be a continuing priority, but the heritage can also serve as an inspiration for the future."
The future is the point of a 20-page consultants' final report, which included the observation just above, that was delivered to Oak Bluffs town officials on January 28, by a group of consultants who came to town under the auspices of the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD), to make recommendations on how to breathe new life into the beleaguered business district.
To underscore this point, the report contains images of a vibrant downtown Oak Bluffs from the early 20th century, which contrast greatly from present day photos of a Circuit Ave that's clearly lost its spark.
The report made detailed suggestions about how the town can be made more inviting to visitors, more conducive to businesses and more accommodating to residents.
The report is the culmination of a process that began with a walking tour of the town by DHCD officials in late September, followed by a peer-to-peer review on December 3 by town planners, architects, bankers, and other professionals with a successful track record in town revitalization. The group, assembled by Emmy Hahn (DHCD) and Alice Boyd of Bailey Boyd Associates, included Dennis town planner Dan Fortier, Oak Bluffs SSA terminal architect and urban planner Steven Cecil; Wendy Landman, the executive director of WalkBoston; Elizabeth Worthbain, executive director of the Hyannis Business Improvement District; and David Colombo, president of the Hyannis Main Street Business Improvement District.
Lost picture show
The "sameness" of retail shops on Circuit Ave, i.e. the numerous tee-shirt and sunglass shops, gave Circuit Ave a feel more Hampton Beach than Martha's Vineyard, the report said. More crucially, it said that while the renovation of Dreamland Ballroom was a shining example of what Oak Bluffs could become, the two dilapidated movie theaters close by are more representative of what the downtown has become. It went on to say the theaters are eyesores that deter foot traffic and set an overall dour tone to the entrance of the town. To address this, the report suggested the creation of a redevelopment entity "with adequate financial resources to quickly act to ensure vacant structures do not become a drain on nearby merchants," and/or a "blight ordinance" to penalize owners of buildings left to deteriorate.
The report did not note the "blight ordinance" that was drafted for, and subsequently withdrawn from, the November special town meeting warrant. At their last meeting, on January 28, the selectmen passed along the creation of the blight ordinance to the town planning board, with the hope of getting it on the warrant for the upcoming April town meeting. In a conversation with the Times, chairman of the planning board John Bedford said he was not optimistic that a blight ordinance would be properly vetted in time for this year's annual town meeting.
Broaden shoulder seasons
"As with nearby Cape Cod, there is little reason Oak Bluffs should not be considered an alternative to other vacations for Christmas/New Years family gatherings and school vacation alternatives to ski country," the report states. At the December 3 peer-to-peer meeting, Dennis town planner Dan Fortier said that given the historic ties between Oak Bluffs and the African American community, the town could be an ideal destination in February for Black History Month. The Chili Festival was cited as a shining example of how to attract business in the off-season. "This one event reinforces many of our talking points, promote the off-season, use social media, and people will come."
The report emphasized, repeatedly, the value of social media as an inexpensive and effective way to reach potential off-Island visitors and to direct them to Oak Bluffs businesses when they're on the Island. It also suggested that providing free wi-fi downtown would encourage people to stay for longer periods of time.
It was also recommended that the town explore the possibility of extending the Steamship Authority (SSA) runs into the Oak Bluffs terminal deeper into the shoulder seasons, and possibly year-round.
The Times asked SSA executive director Wayne Lamson about the feasibility of the idea. "The last few years, there's been talk about opening earlier in the spring," said Mr. Lamson. "It's always a possibility, but you have to justify the expense of splitting the crews and operating two terminals. Right now, it's not cost-effective. In the winter, you'd have a lot of trips diverted to Vineyard Haven because of weather. It would also make it much more difficult to handle standby effectively."
Be more welcoming
"Overall, the town needs to reconsider how the visitor is first greeted when arriving at the ferries," the report states. "The concept of place is missing one arrives at the Oak Bluffs terminal area. The visitor is first greeted by a sea of asphalt. The first public building encountered is the Police Station, which does not send a 'Welcome to Oak Bluffs message.'"
Lack of signage, "wayfaring" in urban planning argot, is cited repeatedly as a major deficiency. People getting off the ferries at the harbor and at the SSA terminal are given no direction to the downtown area or any specific destinations in town. "Despite its role as a major tourism destination, the lack of clear and useful orientation signage is striking," the report states. It also said that the town can be made more pedestrian friendly by installing more benches and shaded areas.
It was again suggested that the town use social media and quick response (QR) codes to guide visitors around town and to reach them on the boat before they arrive. This could also help direct visitors to "lost architectural wonders," like the Flying Horses, which the report describes as lost behind parked vehicles.
The report did not note that the town recently secured funding to construct a new boardwalk and seawall along North Bluff, which will connect Oak Bluffs Harbor and the Steamship Authority terminal. According to town administrator Robert Whritenour, the new boardwalk will enhance the pedestrian experience for disembarking visitors and should help guide traffic flow from the harbor to the downtown area.
The report also suggested the town make Circuit Avenue a completely pedestrian thoroughfare on an experimental basis by blocking off the street with portable planters. This could be done between 10 am and 2 pm on weekdays, or any hours or days of the week the town deems appropriate. It also suggested changing the existing diagonal parking pattern to a parallel parking pattern to give more room to pedestrians on the narrow, sometimes crumbling, sidewalks.
Zoning issues
"In general, the zoning [in the business district] is confusing and creates for a difficult path for new investment," the report states. It cites as one onerous example where one change can require special permits that can trigger a review by the site plan review committee and special parking reviews by the planning board. "As if this level of review does not provide enough trepidation, projects may also trigger Martha's Vineyard Commission Development of Regional Impact as well."
The report also says that affordable housing for seasonal employees and residents is crucial to sustaining a healthy economy in downtown Oak Bluffs. It was suggested that greater emphasis be placed on developing residential "top of the shop" apartments over businesses in the downtown area. According to the report, this would also mean revising zoning laws that require dedicated parking spaces for downtown apartments, which would be physically impossible with the current regulations, without tearing down existing buildings.
The review board also recommended creation of a new "downtown zoning district," a streamlined "one-stop" permitting process, and the establishment of architectural guidelines to promote the vision for the downtown and to reduce the regulatory hurdles.
Moving forward
The report stressed the importance of town officials engaging in discussion and the exchange of ideas with the townspeople by every means possible. It concluded, "This will not turn around overnight. As in other villages, the descent was long and slow. The climb back to prosperity need not be as long, but it will take time. Critical public/private discussions towards creation of a partnership must take place."
The report's last page had a reproduction of a painting depicting a Victorian era crowd filing into the original Dreamland ballroom — which is flanked by the Civil War statue on one side, and a bowling alley on the other.
Is it me or do the old pictures look so much better than today's downtown?
Requiring property owners to supply parking for tenants is not going to work. What would work is the town making some sections of town resident only parking and providing more overnight spaces.
They could use one of those large fields in between the roads at the end of Oak Bluffs right before you go into Edgartown for local parking
Just demolish those theaters already, they're horrendous. Parallel parking on Circuit, who came up with that? Have you seen how "smoothly" that works in Edgartown? I like the idea of blocking off Circuit for pedestrian access (because I know better than to drive through OB in the depth of summer) but where will those 35-40 some-odd cars park?
And what exactly will be the impact on the year round businesses on Circuit Avenue. Can you imagine the effect on Reliable Market for example?
I am sorry but I see this as packing more "stuff" into an already filled piece of carry on luggage. It's got to give somewhere. Do away with parking on Circuit ave? I am sure there are MORE than 35 spots. So that traffic spills into the local neighborhoods. Not good. More people checking social media and quick response codes before they get to the island? Checking facebook, twitter while walking across streets is another accident waiting to happen.
The suggestions are nothing new and apply to every"little"town America. A study and survey should have been done in August, not after the season.
A redevelopment entity is a good idea, one of the few in this report. The theaters, as dire as the predicament is, could benefit the town and the island if redeveloped. Some ideas might be, an aquarium, a museum of art, a natural history museum, solarium/butterfly garden, winter garden… all these things and any other ideas could actually be explored. Penalizing the owner would not accomplish any of this.


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But it's true. Metroid Prime Hunters takes the usually explorative, space-faring series online in the biggest possible way: its stylus-and-L-button control scheme (think PC's mouse-and-keyboard setup) scorches every other portable shooter in existence. You've got seven uniquely-powered bounty hunters to choose from, all vying for the same ultimate prize - a set of powerful artifacts lodged somewhere in a remote galaxy. The mission? Kill the other guys first.


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Malcolm X is an American icon. He was born Malcolm Little, later to become arguably the most famous black, Muslim minister and a staunch human rights activist. Malcolm X was born into a family of activists, but was left orphaned as a result of his father's murder and his mother's subsequent mental challenges.
Malcolm X spent several years in jail as a young adult after an arrest for burglary. During this time of self-reflection and learning, Malcolm X discovered Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad. Malcolm X was absorbed in learning about Muhammad's beliefs that white society purposely and dutifully worked to limit the empowerment and social/political/economic success of African-American citizens.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
"We must forever conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline. We must not allow our creative protests to degenerate into physical violence. Again and again we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force." -- MLK Jr., "I Have a Dream"
Monday, January 20, 2014 is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, commemorating what would have been the civil rights activist's 85th birthday.
Acts of gaiety, acts of assimilation
Sexual liberation was a core principle of the social movements of the 1960s. The desire to emancipate desire was central to the belief that a new society and a new experience could be created. The United States' LGBTQ (lesbian/gay/bisexual/trans/queer) movements are often described as having begun with the Stonewall Revolt in Greenwich Village in New York City. The rebellion consisted of hundreds of gays resisting a police raid over the course of three days. In The Power of Identity, the sociologist Manuel Castells notes that there were 50 organizations for sexual minorities throughout the U.S.
A dream deferred? Events mark 50th anniversary of the March on Washington
Black America is hurting -- from the suppression of voting rights, to police violence to the lack of access to good jobs, education and housing -- and tens of thousands of people were determined to bring that message to Washington, D.C., on August 24.
Some 100,000 people in all gathered in front of the Lincoln Memorial to be a part of a demonstration to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March for Jobs and Freedom, where Martin Luther King gave his "I Have a Dream" speech. The National Action Network called last Saturday's rally and march to honor the legacy of King and the civil rights movement -- but also to speak to the long way we have to go to fulfill that dream.
MLK's vision of justice and equality alive in movements like Occupy and Idle No More
On April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. was shot dead while standing on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee.
Most Canadians, even those with little knowledge of American history, will know King as a leader of the African-American civil rights movement, a Christian minister and a proponent of non-violent civil disobedience. And many will be acquainted with the public address with which King is most closely associated, the 'I Have a Dream' speech delivered on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. in August 1963.
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Update to Mariners - Oct. 2014
Update for Mariners – October 2014 Coastal Data Information Program (CDIP) October 2014 On September 10th, 2014, the Point Loma Wave Buoy broke loose as the mooring line was cut. The buoy was redeployed September 24, 2014. The buoy locations are posted to the Notice to Marines and marked on the Nautical Charts. In order to avoid further collisions, we are trying to advertise the locations of the buoys as much as possible. Approaching the end of September with two more months of hurricane season left to go, there have already been 17 named storms in the East Pacific. During these energetic wave conditions, the Mission Bay Buoy's Maximum/Significant Wave height for September was 6 ft during Hurricane Odile, doubling the height for a peak wave of 12 ft. Cdip.ucsd.edu/m (Mobile Application) National Weather Service San Diego CA – October 2014 The National Weather Service is looking for more reports of the current weather/sea conditions from mariners. Specifically, we are looking for reports of waterspouts, rough seas, dense fog, strong winds, heavy rain, hail, or anything else that seems significant or hazardous. We know that communication can be difficult over the waters, so even getting these reports after the fact would help. We need these reports in order to continue to improve our forecasting for marine areas and to verify our warnings. If you are interested in becoming a weather spotter, please e-mail Alex Tardy at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can submit reports using the following link: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/StormReport/SubmitReport.php?site=sgx. Note: if the "event type" does not match the report you want to submit, just click any event type and then specify the report in the "additional details" section. NOAA – Office of Coast Survey – October 2014. NOAA's Office of Coast Survey has several ways for mariners to contact the office to suggest improvements, provide comments and report discrepancies they find on nautical charts or other products. The following link: http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/staff/contact.htm, lists the many ways to make contact, whether via old fashion mail, phone, email, or online forms. In addition, Coast Survey has regional Navigation Managers located along the U.S. coasts to work directly with pilots, mariners, port authorities and recreational boaters to help identify the navigational challenges facing users of the marine transportation system. Gerry Wheaton has been Coast Survey's California Navigation Manager for over 14 years, providing exceptional service to the maritime community. He retired from government service as of September 30, 2014. Jeffrey Ferguson, is the new California Navigation Manager. Mr. Ferguson brings over 27 years of Coast Survey experience to the job. He can be reached at email@example.com. |
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This 20-inch all-in-one desktop has great visual appeal, but identically priced all-in-ones deliver a stronger overall package.
Lenovo ThinkCentre M90p: Bite-Size Business Machine
Speedy performance is the name of the game for Lenovo's slim M90p, but the competition brings more muscle for less.
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Although the ThinkStation E20 is a solid desktop PC, it fails to unseat its business-class competition.
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Gateway's miniature desktop PC simply doesn't have room for anything extra, and its lack of space versus competing systems is distressing.
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That's true, this isn't new at all. but it has been lost for some
times in the audio world in favor of midi, mainly afaik because too
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your control rate is the same as the audio rate (for example computing
a filter coefs 96000 times per second). I think a new type of 'audio'
port having only a sample per period could be a simple and handy
solution to this (one of the problem may be when you connect more than
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controlling audio parameters, and would be kind of a good solution for
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Gros Islet, St Lucia — Kieron Pollard again showcased his amazing power-hitting ability with a record half-century but his heroic batting act was not enough as West Indies went under to Australia by eight wickets in the opening match of the Digicel T20 Series.
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GARETH WALKER of League Express pays tribute to the clubs in Kingstone Press Championship One from outside the so-called heartlands.
In what is understood to be a first in Rugby League history, last weekend saw clubs from expansion areas win every single game in a professional competition, Kingstone Press Championship One.
South Wales Scorpions set the ball rolling by recording their first win of the season, 46-18 against London Skolars on Saturday afternoon.
Then on Sunday, Gloucestershire All Golds earned arguably the result of the weekend by beating promotion-chasing York City Knights 24-22.
At the same time, Hemel Stags were beating Oldham 44-32, while improving Gateshead Thunder won 36-22 at Oxford.
If that isn't a clear indication that the Rugby League message is spreading effectively in a semi-professional environment then I'm not sure what is.
The RFL took a bold step when they decided to introduce three new clubs into the competition in 2013 in Hemel, Oxford and the All Golds.
With outpost clubs London Skolars, Gateshead and South Wales already in the league, it left only three established clubs from the sport's heartlands.
But all three newcomers had reason to feel positive after their debut campaigns, and each appear to now be kicking on.
With South Wales adopting a different approach this year under rookie coach Mike Grady and focusing almost entirely on local players, it has taken them a little time to find their feet in 2014. But they have been improving in recent weeks, and Saturday's capital triumph was their first win in 342 days.
Skolars have found things tougher this season after losing several key players, but they continue to be a major asset for the sport in North London and will doubtless come again.
And after several seasons of struggle, Gateshead Thunder now have as many reasons as anyone to be positive about the future. They were already on the rise under Stanley Gene and with the vastly experienced Jamie Rooney on board, when they came under the umbrella of rugby union club Newcastle Falcons, opening up a host of possibilities for the future.
Not everything has been perfect with any of these clubs, of course, with questions over some facilities from rivals, and low crowds at times.
But Championship One now provides a genuine platform for fledgling clubs to grow, and for this writer's money, the positives of that competition far outweigh the negatives.
Next year it will grow to 14 clubs, hopefully including Coventry Bears.
Had the trio of newcomers struggled badly since their introduction last year, there may have been fears that they would be swamped when five "traditional" clubs come down next year.
Instead each of them can relish the challenges that lie ahead – and the sport as a whole should benefit from that.
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Enjoy the ease of flying to and from the California Central Coast with direct and connecting flights across the country. The airport also serves the general aviation and corporate communities with the Radisson hotel situated on the airfield. SMX is dedicated to make recreational or business aviation a pleasant and safe environment. We look forward to your visit.
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It was a welcome home fit for a hero Tuesday as the community lined the corridor at the Santa Maria Public Airport to welcome home Petty Officer 3rd Class Vincent Martinez after a nine-month naval deployment to the Persian Gulf.
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It is not uncommon for a first year student to change their major at least once. In order to change majors before the beginning starting classes, students will need to meet with the Office of Admissions. Once the semester begins, all changes would be worked through with the student's academic advisor.
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The University Store will be open, however, not all textbooks will not be available for purchase at this time. Dates for textbooks availability will be posted on the University Store website at ship.bsktr.com.
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Arrival & Registration for the 2014 Summer Orientation Program will begin at 7:30 a.m. to 8:40 a.m., and will take place at the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) in the Great Hall. For a look at a more detailed schedule, please visit www.ship.edu/orientation.
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Any student who has been notified by the Placement Testing Office that they must complete placement testing should do so before their Orientation visit. Testing scores are required to complete the class registration process during Orientation. Students who attend Orientation without required testing scores will sit for their placement testing that day, however, testing results will not come back in time for students to register for classes, so the student's class schedule will be created by the Registrar's Office.
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In order to best accommodate students, each academic college, the office of undeclared, and transfer students have specific days for their students to attend a tailored orientation and register for fall classes. This will allow students to easily register their classes for fall semester. If you cannot attend your designated day, please contact the office to make proper arrangements at 717-477-1164.


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The Continuing Education Center (CEC) named its second quarter honored advisees. They are Brandon Harnack, Andy Hiltunen and Trista Kuklok. Harnack is the son of Kittie Estes of Little Falls and Rodney Harnack of Little Falls. He was nominated for Advisee of the Quarter by his adviser, Kelley Kilano...Read More
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TheStreet) -- Stocks closed lower Wednesday as reports that Greece's creditors are delaying the country's bailout eclipsed news that China may provide financial support to the eurozone.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 97.3 points, or 0.8%, to close at 12,781, as it suffered its worst day since Dec. 28. The S&P 500 slipped 7.3 points, or 0.5%, at 1343. The Nasdaq was off 16 points, or 0.6%, at 2916 as Apple (AAPL) shares lost momentum.
Finance ministers in Europe are withholding bailout aid to Greece even after the country's parliament passed a slate of unpopular austerity measures. Greece's creditors canceled a meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday in Brussels, saying that they were not confident Greece's government would follow on its promises after elections in April. The ministers will hold a teleconference instead.
Greece's creditors are now considering giving the country special bridging loans before releasing full aid once a new government is elected. The short term loans would help Greece cover 14.4 billion euro in bond redemptions due March 20 and avoid a default in the short term.
Meanwhile, the People's Bank of China has said that China may be able to help Europe through the central bank and its sovereign bailout fund, according to a report from Bloomberg. The governor of the bank, Zhou Xiaochuan, said that Europe's problems are solvable. Germany's DAX closed up 0.61% while London's FTSE was down 0.08%. Japan's Nikkei Average settled up 2.3% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng gained 2.1%. The market was struggling to gain solid footing even after Federal Reserve officials offered some upbeat commentary about the economy in the minutes from their last open market committee meeting, released this afternoon. "Generally speaking the Fed sounds somewhat upbeat on the economy, noting that consumer spending is expanding, credit conditions have been improving and indicators of stress have eased," said Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at BTIG. "The probability of a QE3 program is lower today than it was in December." At the same time, most members agreed that overall economic conditions still require an exceptionally low federal funds rate level at least through late 2014. In other economic news, a reading on U.S. industrial production remained unchanged after gaining 0.4% in the previous month. Economists had expected a slight rise. Capacity utilization, however, rose to 78.5, higher than the 78.2 anticipated and an improvement from 78.1 in the prior month. The Empire State manufacturing index for February came in at 19.53, beating the expectation for 15, according to the consensus by Thomson Reuters, rising from 13.5 in January. Home builder confidence rose for a fifth straight month in February, according to the National Association of Housing Builders. The firm's housing market index rose to 29, the highest level in more than four years, beating the anticipated reading of 26. The index registered at 25 in January.
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Public Library. The Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library will be closing at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 10 and will reopen Friday, Dec. 11 at 9 a.m.
HMH Blood Drive. Harrison Memorial Hospital will sponsor a blood drive on Thursday, Dec. 10 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Conference Room 1 at HMH.
Berry City Commission will meet Thursday, Dec. 10 at 7 p.m., at Berry City Hall. The meetings are open to the public.
FRIDAY, Dec. 11
With the holiday season around the corner, you can reduce holiday stress and the after-holiday bills by developing a budget for gift-giving, food and entertainment expenses. According to the National Retail Federation, the average shopper spends $832.36 on holiday gifts, food and decorations.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 3
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Two moves in two years! In 2000, we moved across country from Comox, British Columbia to Sarnia, Ontario, and then in 2001 to Burlington, Ontario all for my husband's work. Here I was at age 44 in a new city, with a new home, new schools for the teen-aged children and a new job. I was hired for a Kindergarten position by a school board with the policy that one must have a physical upon employment. The doctor found a lump on my left breast. Following a mammogram and ultrasound I saw a surgeon, expecting a biopsy, and was shocked to be informed that the imaging was enough for her to diagnose… » Read More
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Baltimore Ravens' LB Terrell Suggs steps out of boots to practically back his return aims – NFL News
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Since having surgery, Terrell is trying to defy odds and prove he can return to action some time this season.
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Lisa Bingham $50,000 from the U.S. Postal Service to SPEA's Indiana Conflict Resolution Institute, to continue longitudinal research on the world's largest mediation program for workplace conflict.
Phil Cornwell $183,094 as part of an $885,026 contract between the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and SPEA's Transportation Research Center, to provide quality control of motor vehicle crashes investigated by participants in the Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network.
Chris Craft $142,148 from the University of Georgia, to investigate the effects of the spatial and temporal variation in freshwater on tidal marsh ecosystem processes. Because coastal marshes provide shoreline protection and fisheries habitat, enhance water quality, and provide refuge for rare and endangered species, it is important to know how these ecosystems will respond to a rising sea level and climate change now and into the future.
Ronald Drahos $200,000 as part of a $1,357,409 contract between the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and SPEA's Transportation Research Center, to fund research for the Special Crash Investigation program.
Bill Jones $288,867 from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, to continue implementing IDEM's Indiana Clean Lakes Program. This includes three primary components: assessing the water quality of 80 lakes each summer; running a citizen volunteer lake monitoring program of over 100 lakes; and preparing a quarterlyinformational newsletter called WaterColumn.
Steve McDonald $394,182 as part of a $1,033,000 contract between the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and SPEA's Transportation Research Center, to provide computerized quality control assurance and statistical support services for three of its traffic crash data collection systems—the General Estimates System, Crashworthiness Data System and National Motor Vehicle Crash Causation Study— as part of an effort to reduce motor vehicle injuries and fatalities on the nation's roads and highways.
Flynn Picardal $246,552 from the National Science Foundation Division of Earth Sciences, to research the adaptive response of microbial communities and Fe biomineralization pathways to anaerobic redox cycling of Fe and N in sediments. This grant is part of a larger $500,000 collaborative effort with colleagues at the University of Wisconsin.
Maureen Pirog $290,000 from the United States Agency for International Development, to SPEA's Institute for Family and Social Responsibility, to establish a public policy partnership between SPEA and the Higher School of Economics (HSE) in Moscow, to strengthen the institutional capacity of the HSE by enhancing its capability in applying policy analysis tools to real-life public sector problems.
David Reingold $45,500 from the Carnegie Corporation, to support research that will measure the effects of state-level civic education policies on the civic engagement of young Americans. SPEA PhD student Becky Nesbit is a co-principal investigator in this project.
Charles Wise $500,000 in the form of a cooperative agreement from the United States Agency for International Development to fund the Parliamentary Development Project for Ukraine (PDP). The PDP will focus its efforts to advance the role of parliament under Ukraine's new Constitution and proportional system of election set to take place in January 2006. PDP staff will assist parliament in four areas, including administrative reform, local government reform, legislation to combat corruption, and legislation facilitating integration into international protocols such as the World Trade Organization, Palermo Convention, and European Union. This recent cooperative agreement supplements a $4,980,000 five-year agreement issued to the PDP in 2003.


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Wigan boss Roberto Martinez has backed striker Hugo Rodallega to get back to his best.
The highly-rated Colombian has failed to find the net in 10 appearances this season and has been left on the bench for the last two Barclays Premier League games.
"Hugo has had a bit of a stop-start season with a couple of knocks and the injury he picked up against Everton. Now it is only fair we can share that responsibility."
"Hugo is a winner and he is going to be back to his best, I am sure."
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Ocimum tenuiflorum (also tulsi, tulasi, or Holy Basil) is an aromatic plant in the family Lamiaceae which is native throughout the Old World tropics and widespread as a cultivated plant and an escaped weed.
Tulsi is cultivated for religious and medicinal purposes, and for its essential oil. It is widely known across South Asia as a medicinal plant and an herbal tea, commonly used in Ayurveda, and has an important role within the Vaishnavite tradition of Hinduism, in which devotees perform worship involving tulsi plants or leaves.
Recent studies suggest that tulsi may be a COX-2 inhibitor, like many modern painkillers, due to its high concentration of eugenol (1-hydroxy-2-methoxy-4-allylbenzene). One study showed Tulsi to be an effective treatment for diabetes by reducing blood glucose levels. The same study showed significant reduction in total cholesterol levels with tulsi. Another study showed that tulsi's beneficial effect on blood glucose levels is due to its antioxidant properties. Tulsi also shows some promise for protection from radiation poisoning and cataracts. The fixed oil has demonstrated anti-hyperlipidemic and cardioprotective effects in rats fed a high fat diet.
Tulsi has been used for thousands of years in Ayurveda for its diverse healing properties. It is mentioned in the Charaka Samhita, an ancient Ayurvedic text. Tulsi is considered to be an adaptogen, balancing different processes in the body, and helpful for adapting to stress.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development finalized on Aug. 26 two new rules for Federal Housing Administration-insured adjustable-rate mortgages, with one focused on how ARMs are adjusted and the other on post-payment interest charges on single-family FHA mortgages.
Mortgage lenders are willing to pay higher fees based on complexity of an appraisal assignment, not on the appraiser's experience and education; however, appraisers who have a professional designation are more likely to be hired, according to a study conducted by the Utah Association of Appraisers on customary and reasonable fees and released on Aug. 13.
Bank of America will pay a record $16.65 billion penalty in the largest civil settlement ever between a single entity and the federal government, USA Today reported Aug. 21.
Lawmakers sent a letter to Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen in which they requested she rewrite the Fed's proposed rule on bailing out banks considered "too big to fail," HousingWire reported Aug. 18.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced Aug. 12 that it fined mortgage lender Amerisave Mortgage Corp., its affiliate, Novo Appraisal Management Company, and the organizations' collective owner, Patrick Markert, $19.3 million for allegedly luring prospective borrowers with misleading interest rates and trapping them with inflated appraisal fees.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Qualified Mortgage and Ability-to-Repay mortgage regulations that took effect in January have had little impact on lenders' strategies so far, but most anticipate a tough environment going forward, according to an Aug.14 Fannie Mae survey of 2,000 senior executives from its list of approved lenders.
The nation's economy is stabilizing and the housing market is expected to return to a more normal state driven by fundamentals such as labor market gains and unemployment rates, Freddie Mac reported Aug. 13 in its U.S. Economic and Housing Market Outlook for August.
Federal Housing Administration Commissioner Carol Galante announced Aug. 11 that she will be leaving the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and stepping down from her role as assistant secretary for housing at the end of this year, HousingWire reported.
The Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation criticized 11 of the nation's biggest banks Aug. 5 for their failure to create adequate plans for dismantling themselves in the event of a financial crisis in a way that would not be harmful to the overall financial system, USA Today reported.
The Federal Reserve Board released a survey Aug. 4 in which it reported that some banks are making fewer loans because of new qualified mortgage rules enacted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in January, National Mortgage News reported.
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The Glass Wives
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Evie and Nicole Glass share a last name. They also shared a husband.
When a tragic car accident ends the life of Richard Glass, it also upends the lives of Evie and Nicole, and their children. There's no love lost between the widow and the ex. In fact, Evie sees a silver lining in all this heartache—the chance to rid herself of Nicole once and for all. But Evie wasn't counting on her children's bond with their baby half-brother, and she wasn't counting on Nicole's desperate need to hang on to the threads of family, no matter how frayed. Strapped for cash, Evie cautiously agrees to share living expenses—and her home—with Nicole and the baby. But when Evie suspects that Nicole is determined to rearrange more than her kitchen, Evie must decide who she can trust. More than that, she must ask: what makes a family?
The Glass Wives is Amy Sue Nathan's heartfelt debut novel.
AMY SUE NATHAN lives and writes near Chicago where she hosts the popular blog, Women's Fiction Writers. She has published articles in Huffington Post, Chicago Tribune and New York Times Online among many others. Amy is the proud mom of a son and a daughter in college, and a willing servant to two rambunctious rescued dogs.
"Nathan, host of the popular Women's Fiction Writer's blog, proves she knows her audience as her first novel hits all the right notes . . . Jodi Picoult fans will appreciate the surprising twists embedded in this thought-provoking narrative." --Booklist
"Nathan's story is a poignant reflection of forgiveness and the complicated definition of family, strengthened by the intricate characters who are realistically balanced by their strengths and flaws . . . the plot and characters are heart-warming and the ending is inspiring and thought-provoking." –RT Book Reviews
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"In The Glass Wives, Amy Sue Nathan examines what it means to build an unconventional family when the original families shatter suddenly and irreparably into pieces. Nathan's adept writing, wry humor, and authentic emotion carried me effortlessly from the beginning of this tender and hopeful debut novel to its satisfying end." -- Julie Kibler, author of Calling Me Home
"Rich in authenticity and detail, The Glass Wives addresses the softening that happens when we let go of the past, and the strength that ensues when we face the present on our own terms."--Sandra Kring, author of The Book of Bright Ideas
"With extraordinary empathy, Amy Sue Nathan explores a blended group of friends and relatives we've not seen before. In Evie Glass, Nathan has given us a woman who learns that sometimes it's the imperfect relationships that can knit a troubled family back together. THE GLASS WIVES is brimming with heart and humor." --Randy Susan Meyers, author of The Murderer's Daughters