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Is there anyone in the area who has tickets to the game on Saturday but is not planning on making the trip? I am going and I have friends who are looking for tickets. Please let me know. Thanks!
By: lordby on February 9, 2006 - 9:40am - Add new comment
I have posted here before about the people who turn left out of the straight lane at Malphrus Rd. Since the County seems unwilling to do anything about it, we have a new problem on our hands. I am starting to see frustrated drivers coming off of Simmonsville Rd. turning left out of the straight lane there as well. This is going to be a major problem. Some people say that "no one is ever coming out of Colleton River, so what's the big deal", but there are always cars coming out of Belfair Town Village.
By: lordby on November 22, 2005 - 9:22am - Add new comment
Does anyone else have a problem with folks turning left out of the "straight lane" when leaving the World Market or Chik-fil-A areas. I have seen numerous near accidents when a car was trying to turn left out of Colleton but was almost hit head on by someone making an illegal turn from the other side of 278. I know the light is not timed properly, but people should think before doing something so irresponsible. No one is in so much of a hurry that they can't wait their turn. It's only a matter of time before someone is killed.
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Rosa de la Cruz Bashes MOCA, Bass and PAMM: "Why Is It That Miami Museums Are Becoming Places Just For Parties?"
Rosa de la Cruz has been on a bit of a tear lately. On Thursday, she sent the Miami art world into a mid Basel tizzy with an interview claiming that the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) was moving.delacruzcollection.org Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz
Now she's not only doubling down on her remarks but also sounding off on the city's other art museums, including the just opened Perez Art Museum Miami and the Bass Museum in Miami Beach.
"Why is it that Miami museums are becoming places just for parties?" she told New Times. "It's embarrassing that in our city these things are happening."
De la Cruz began the interview by repeating her claim that MOCA -- the North Miami museum to which she and her husband Carlos have donated scores of contemporary artworks -- will soon be shuttered.
"We have been told -- and this is not a rumor -- that this museum is closing," she said. "And that MOCA is working to give everything to another museum, and it's the Bass museum."
As in other interviews, De la Cruz declined to name her source other than to say that "the person who told me knows what they are talking about."
MOCA interim director Alex Gartenfeld denied that the museum was closing but did not rule out a move or merger with the Bass or any other institution.
"There have been longstanding conversations on the part of MOCA's board of trustees on how to best serve our mission," he said. "There are ongoing internal discussions. They include lots of things including the scope of the collection and its location."
Gartenfeld emphatically denied other rumors, such as that MOCA had gambled on a $15 million North Miami bond issue to expand the museum -- it was rejected last year by voters -- or that it had overspent on its recent Tracy Emin "Angel Without You" exhibition.
"There is not a budget shortfall," Gartenfeld said. "And the Emin show was well budgeted, I can say with perfect certainty. It was an ambitious undertaking for the museum and you can see that in the show. In fact, the exhibition is a real tribute to the strength of the institution."
But De la Cruz brashly says the young interim director either doesn't know the whole story or isn't being honest.
"Alex is saying what they are telling him to say," she says. "I have nothing against Alex. But he just got here."
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Well, it'd be interesting if the show kept up this formula...
Each episode, the A-plot centers on a new, incidental morality play that Alka gets involved with, while the B-plot gradually advances her larger quest for revenge. It's a more retro style of TV plotting, more like KUNG FU on its most basic level. And -- to revisit my observations last episode -- it'd actually be appropriate since that show was really one of the first major on-screen projects to explicitly connect Easter and Western heroics.
(Hell, Alka's recurring flashbacks with her mentor are pretty much the same as all the 'young grasshopper' scenes in KUNG FU, aren't they?)
That said, one advantage KUNG FU episodes have over BLADE & SOUL's is that they're twice as long; so there's more time to properly handle the A-plot's set-up and fall-out. While I did get the general gist of this episode - - the boy dooms himself and the girl because he's too childish and emotional about handling moral quandaries - - the episode really does rush through the specifics. I was scratching my head a little about who was who at the climax, even while I was being moved emotionally.
If I have it right, this tragedy centers around some do-gooder dooming himself because he gets too bent out of shape about the morality drug traffics. If that's the case, it adds to my point last time about how observing the parallels between samurai stories and Westerns isn't actually that profound - - because this really smelt more like a gangster story. Swap the katanas for tommy guns, replace our naïve swordsmen with a g-man, and recast Alka as a hitman, and it's easy to picture, isn't it? And because it's so easy to picture, it puts a point on how this sort of… conflict set-up is just universal.
And that's perfect for a fantasy landscape that isn't beholden to any specific culture and time period, no?
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PUBLISHED: 01 Sep 2012 00:04:00 | UPDATED: 03 Sep 2012 12:25:56PUBLISHED: 01 Sep 2012 PRINT EDITION: 01 Sep 2012Brian Corrigan
Apple may have scored a billion-dollar patent win over key market rival Samsung but other gadget makers have much to gain from any reshaping of the multibillion-dollar mobile gadget industry.
A slew of new smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices will hit Australian shelves in the next couple of months before the crucial Christmas shopping period.
Eyes will be on New York and then Los Angeles in the coming week as Nokia is expected to unveil smartphones running Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 software and Amazon is tipped to reveal its latest Kindle Fire tablet.
Nokia, which has scheduled a media conference with Microsoft on September 5, desperately needs to win back consumers who have abandoned its handsets in favour of iPhones and rival devices running on Google's Android software.
Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 5 a week later but has yet to confirm the date.
Nokia will be hoping uncertainty around the future of Android will create demand for its Microsoft-powered phones.
The US District Court judge in the Apple-Samsung case, Lucy Koh, will hear Apple's request for a US sales ban on at least eight Samsung phone models on December 6.
If this is granted, Samsung may be forced into a redesign, with ramifications for other Android phone makers such as HTC, Sony and Google-owned Motorola Mobility.
Things are also hotting up in the tablet market, with Amazon almost certain to offer a first look at its new Kindle Fire on September 6.The internet retailer announced in the week that it had sold out of the original model, its first attempt to compete against Apple's iPad.
The first Kindle Fire, Amazon's competition to the iPad, was not available outside the US but history suggests an international launch is more likely. Amazon waited until the second version of its Kindle reader before exports began.
Amazon claims the Kindle Fire captured 22 per cent of the US tablet market in the nine months it was on sale. Google has since launched its own 7-inch tablet, the Nexus 7, which is available in Australia. The Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 cost half as much as the cheapest iPad. Industry watchers expect Apple to launch a mini iPad before Christmas.
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The sexiest night on television opened with a bang and kept its momentum alive throughout the show thanks to the musical stylings of Rihanna, Bruno Mars and Justin Bieber.Photos: 2012 Victoria's Secret fashion showHere are the top 10 moments of the night:1. Circus Act Ringmaster Adriana Lima opened the show in style. After the shock wore off that it was humanly possible to be that fit two months after giving birth, I became more aware of the show's aesthetics. A bizarre song mix and circus motif, marked by the Angels' mime and clown costumes and professional aerial contortionists, made the first runway walk truly memorable. As The Doors' "Break on Through (To the Other Side)" blended into Missy Elliott's "Get Ur Freak On," I had a clear vision of what the rest of the night would hold: rock & roll and sex.2. Diamonds and LaceEven with a bevy of semi-naked ladies strutting beside her, Rihanna managed to steal the show with her first performance of the night. Wearing a black, strapless, corseted dress, the songstress was dressed more demurely than usual but sill looked smokin' hot thanks to her gown's high slit and garters.EW.com: Rihanna, Bieber and more perform at Victoria's Secret Fashion Show3. The Show Must Go OnIn the most dramatic moment of the night, an Angel lost her ... hat. The behind-the-scenes cameras followed model Erin Heatherton backstage as a team of stylists struggled to pin her top hat to her head. Dressed as "baby New Year" to open the calendar girls segment of the show, a reluctant Heatherton was forced to take the plunge with an incomplete look. How could the audience possibly have known that she represented January without that pink hat?4. Retro FitBruno Mars may have been singing "Locked Out of Heaven," but he was surrounded by Angels on stage. Accompanied by a live band, Mars fit the part of an old-school musician in the 1950s-themed calendar girls segment. He probably landed on Santa's naughty list by flirting with the scantily clad Mrs. Claus, but we love him just the way he is.5. Bieber FeverBefore the barely-legal Biebs hit the stage, he salivated over the girls coming off the runway backstage while the VS Angels sang his praises to the camera. If that wasn't disturbing enough, the models also swooned in the background during his performances.EW.com: Victoria's Secret pink carpet pics6. Making a Belieber Out of YouThe pop sensation's acoustic rendition of "As Long As You Love Me" was the only performance of the night not accompanied by a runway show. I was surprised by the age appropriateness of the act until the Pink Ball commenced and the teen broke into "Beauty and a Beat." Nicki Minaj wasn't there to show off her assets so Bieber resorted to exchanging smoldering glances with the models instead.7. Pop Culture PizzazzAside from Bieber's futuristic "3012″ space look, a few other odd outfits caught my eye during the Pink Ball. There was Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz," who was business in the front, party in the back; a sexy Buzz Lightyear from "Toy Story"; and an angel in a bicycle handlebar-ed vest, prompting the question, "can you ride your bike with no handlebars?"8. Silver Screen Sirens Mars returned to the stage for a performance of "Young Wild Girls" in my favorite segment of the night. The wings -- along with feather plumes, headdresses and sequins -- finally came out as the girls strutted their stuff in the show's most extravagant costumes. Whether evoking old Hollywood glamour or Renaissance decadence, the girls dazzled in diamonds and slow-motion sequences. Yes, the Angels are young and wild, but Rihanna's "Diamonds" would have been a more appropriate song choice.EW.com: 11 years of fantasy bras from 'Victoria's Secret Fashion Show'9. Model BehaviorThe show featured a short segment spotlighting South African model and Italian Vogue cover girl Candice Swanepoel. Aside from allowing her to be both seen and heard (it's safe to say that she didn't attend the Milford School), the video was further proof that Victoria's Secret should change its name to Model United Nations.10. Angels in BloomAfter changing into a sheer, lingerie-style getup, Rihanna closed the show with her new single "Fresh Off the Runway." She faded more into the background this time around due to the trapeze acts and life-size flowers barging down the runway. Of course, Alessandra Ambrosio looked flawless in her $2.5 million floral fantasy bra (now that's a push-up!). I initially thought the bra was too over-the-top, even by VS standards, but it fit the floral theme and looked relatively ordinary compared to her stunning, over-sized orchid wings. Although a lesser known flower (and model), Lily Aldridge won the prize for the most adorable costume of the segment with a tiger lily skit with lily pad wings. 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My wife Regine is a belly dancer with the Shimmering Sands here in Alice Springs, Australia, so when I pulled my latest copy of Linux Journal out of the mailbox, my first thought was "Our worlds collide!" As the semi-official photographer for the Shimmering Sands and a longtime Linux enthusiast, I had already experimented with using The GIMP, gthumb, Nvu and other open-source tools to manipulate some of the hundreds of belly dance photos that I've taken.
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You might want to see if the tools in "Music Education with Linux Sound Tools" (www.linuxjournal.com/article/7606) can help for dance practice too. —Ed.
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Planning a big wedding is HARD. Two things I planned were having Larry Ewing's Tux on my cake (Linux is part of my life and my job) and a helicopter to take my bride and me from the ceremony to the reception. Kelly, my bride, was all for having Tux—she made the switch to Linux before I did.
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Photo of the Month: Ride in the Himalayas
While I was working in Bangalore, India, I
started a Royal Enfield Bullet Owner's group
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rode to the Himalayas on their bikes. They saw this
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WLAN Configuration Question
I have followed the last three issues of Linux Journal and the article "Securing Your WLAN with WPA and FreeRADIUS". I think that the article was very good and helpful, and now I am trying to implement that same solution.
I have one question: in Part III where you are configuring eap.conf you have:
private_key_file = ${raddbdir}/certs/bt_keycert.pem certificate_file = ${raddbdir}/certs/bt_keycert.pem
The names don't match any of the previously created certificates.
Which certificates/private key are those? The ca's, the server's
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Mick Bauer replies: Oops, Listing 3 is incorrect! Those lines should instead read:
private_key_file = ${raddbdir}/certs/server_keycert.pem certificate_file = ${raddbdir}/certs/server_keycert.pem
That is, these lines both specify the path to the server's key/certificate file. Sorry for the confusion!
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Digital Rights Management? Isn't that a five-dollar
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DRM went beyond just controlling copying, and sometimes even keeps you from using functions such as fast-forward. And having a vendor "manage" our digital rights just sounds wrong. —Ed.
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I am a longtime Microsoft user and am interested
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I would appreciate any recommendations for books or
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Readers, let's help out Richard out here. To vote for your favorite intro to Linux book, visit our Readers' Choice awards page at www.linuxjournal.com/article/8272. We'll cover the winning titles in our November 2005 issue. For getting started running Linux servers, we like Linux Network Administrator's Guide, Second Edition, by Olaf Kirch and Terry Dawson, and our own Mick Bauer's Linux Server Security, Second Edition. —Ed.
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To the faithful subscriber with no computer access—you're not alone! I too am incarcerated—Florida D.O.C.
Your magazine is my only source of computer information. We used to have a computer program, but it was removed along with several other vocational programs in the name of cost savings. There is now no more skill training in most of the state's prisons.
In the two years prior to the removal of our program, we were able to replace three servers with an all-Linux back end using Samba, Postfix and NFS/NIS. With only a few minor adjustments to the clients, the students experienced only about 40 minutes of down time. Not bad for a class of 65. In fact, the conversion of Windows servers to Linux was unnoticed by any of the students.
Our project allowed us to purchase new hardware for the students that otherwise would have been used to upgrade our servers. Using Linux saved us from the first round of budget cuts as we saved over $5,000. But sadly the great state of Florida feels it's better to offer no eduction to people. Still, for a while we were able to enjoy "freedom".
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In the article "Dynamically Generated Calendars"
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package does not install automatically. I've been
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Mike Mattice suggested that I deserve a UUOF award (Useless Use of For) [Letters, June 2005] for the for loop I used to list all the entries in a directory using only bash built-ins ["My Favorite Bash Tips and Tricks", April 2005].
echo * will print all the filenames with only a space between them, wrapping the output to the next line as necessary. This can be harder to read when there are many files in the directory. The use of the for loop prints each filename on a line by itself.
Using a for loop also allows the insertion of a read after each echo, as a crude form of scroll control:
for file in *; do echo -n $file; read; done
After each filename is printed, it will wait for you
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Time is ripe for a Roth conversion By Laura A. Bruce Bankrate.com
When the stock market reaches stomach-churning lows, there's a good chance your IRA is making you reach for the antacids, too. It may be time to convert your traditional IRA into a Roth IRA.
If your traditional IRA was worth $40,000 last year and today it's worth $25,000, you'll pay $7,000 in taxes now (at the 28-percent rate) as opposed to an $11,200 tax bill if you converted when your IRA was at $40,000.
The main benefit of a Roth is that the contributions and their earnings grow tax-free for the rest of your life -- and the life of your heir, should you pass it on to someone. The drawback is you have to pay income taxes next year on the conversion. The conversion has to be done by Dec. 31; the tax is due April 15 of the following year.
Qualifying is just one of the things to consider. Converting to a Roth isn't for everyone.
Whether single or married, your household adjusted gross income must be under $100,000 to convert a traditional IRA to a Roth. Married people who want to convert to a Roth must file jointly.
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Calculation considerations You'll also have to determine whether the traditional IRA, with its tax-deferred status, is better for you than the Roth. This takes a bit of projecting: your tax rate now vs. what you expect it to be when you retire.
If you think you'll be at a significantly lower rate in retirement, you may be better off sticking with the traditional IRA and paying taxes when you make withdrawals.
Certified financial planner James Knaus of LaBrecque, Price & Roehl in Troy, Mich., says that may apply to a lot of people when they retire.
"The problem is you're dealing with a bunch of unknowns. Nobody knows what the tax laws and rates will be like, but based on new changes, we now have a 10-percent rate and a 15-percent rate and a lot of people won't hit the 25-percent rate in retirement."
Use your favorite search engine to find a Roth IRA conversion analyzer. It will make the calculations that can help you decide whether the Roth is for you. We found the Strong calculator to be very user-friendly.
Generally, you'll want to convert to a Roth if the contributions to your traditional IRA are nondeductible. That may be the case if you have a rollover IRA and are now participating in a company-sponsored 401(k).
In almost any scenario, a conversion is probably a smart move if you're more than 12 years from retirement. Jason Flurry, a certified financial planner and president of Legacy Partners Financial Group, Woodstock, Ga., says the Roth often comes out ahead over the longer-term.
"In most comparisons of the traditional IRA and the Roth, with compounding, they pull away from each other about 10 to 12 years out."
Pay less with partial conversion But a key factor in that is paying the conversion taxes with money that's outside of the IRA.
"It doesn't make sense if you don't have money in another pocket to pay the taxes on the conversion," says CFP Chris Cooper of Toledo, Ohio. "That defeats the conversion to the Roth. You want to shove as much as possible into the Roth to earn investment returns on as large a principal as possible."
You'll also want to be careful if the conversion adds so much money to your income for the year that you get kicked up into a higher tax bracket.
But thanks to an interesting feature of the Roth, there's a way to avoid a big tax bite or getting pushed into a higher tax bracket.
You don't have to convert your entire IRA at one time. If you have even one stock or mutual fund that is especially low-priced right now, you can convert just that stock or fund.
A partial conversion means a lower tax bill, so if you want to convert your traditional IRA but are holding off because you can't afford the tax on the entire portfolio, cherry-pick a few stocks or funds.
Next year you can pick a few more. Converting this way should also keep you in the same tax bracket unless your other income brings you right to the borderline.
Reneging a Roth conversion Converting to a Roth can be a mistake-proof proposition, thanks to something called recharacterization.
If you convert to a Roth and the value of the portfolio drops, you can recharacterize, change your Roth back into a traditional IRA, so you won't have to pay tax on the Roth valuation. If you already paid the taxes, you can file an amended return and get a credit. You have six months from the time the tax is due to make a decision about recharacterizing.
You still have the option of reconverting back to a Roth again, but you can't do it in the same tax year and you must wait at least 30 days if you do it in December.
"If I convert my Roth in July, and it's worth $90,000 and then at the end of December it's worth $80,000, I can convert back to a regular IRA and then wait until January or at least 30 days later and reconvert again to a Roth and pay taxes on the smaller portfolio value," says Chris Cooper.
Here are some of the differences between the traditional IRA and a Roth IRA:
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Advisory: Summary of Nov. 17 Board Actions
Posted Nov, 18, 2009At its Nov. 17 meeting, the Kent State University Board of Trustees took action on the following items:
Kent State Planning for Major Kent Campus Capital Improvements
To ensure Kent State's ability to provide students now and in the future with a world-class education, the Board authorized the university to proceed with the next steps in developing a plan for major capital improvements at the Kent Campus, including the rehabilitation of aging buildings and construction of new buildings. The plan is likely to include the issuance of General Receipts Bonds to finance the improvements. Trustees noted that the time is ripe for planning a bond issuance because it would allow the university to take advantage of highly favorable bond interest rates.
The Board stipulated that the total amount of bonds issued cannot exceed $200 million; that all projects funded by the bonds must align with academic priorities; that all projects must preserve the value of recent improvements and allow the continuance of university operations; and that, to the greatest extent possible, all projects must use best practices in energy efficiency.
With today's Board action, the university will move forward with a consultation process that includes a variety of university constituencies and results in a specific plan of capital projects. The plan would be submitted for Board approval in early 2010.
In a related action that is in keeping with standard practice at public universities across Ohio and nationwide, the Board authorized the vice president for Finance and Administration and the president to work with the chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents to develop a schedule of instructional and general student fees that would include a fee to help offset the debt created by the bond issue. The university will work with the chancellor and university leadership to develop the appropriate form and amount of such a fee.
Kent State Becomes Only Ohio University to Offer Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral Degrees in Public Health Fields
To meet an urgent state and national need for highly trained public health professionals, Kent State's Board of Trustees approved the establishment of a master of public health degree and a Ph.D. degree in its new College of Public Health. Pending final approval from the Ohio Board of Regents, the degree programs will be effective fall semester 2010. Having established a bachelor of science degree in public health earlier this year, the Board's addition of graduate-level degree programs makes Kent State the only institution in Ohio to offer all three levels of public health education. The university is the state's second university — and the only one in Northeast Ohio — with a College of Public Health.
Kent State's College of Public Health takes advantage of the university's nationally recognized strengths in areas such as nursing, biopreparedness, sociology and violence prevention. The new college reflects Kent State's historic public-service mission and is a major response to the University System of Ohio strategic plan, which asks universities to leverage existing areas of excellence to improve the state's education, research, service and economic opportunities.
With the full range of degree options, Kent State is well positioned to play a key role in providing Ohio and the nation with a variety of public-health professionals; to provide students with a wide range of career prospects in high-demand areas such as biostatistics, epidemiology, health services administration, environmental health and health education; and to facilitate a unique regional strength in public health education, research and services.
The establishment of master's- and Ph.D.-level programs in public health is particularly important in producing experts in the critical areas of infectious disease prevention, chronic disease prevention, and violence and injury prevention. The doctoral program will offer three areas of specialization: prevention science; health policy and management; and epidemiology. The master of public health degree program will offer five areas of specialization: epidemiology; biostatistics; environmental health sciences; social and behavioral sciences; and health policy and management.
According to a February 2008 report by the Association of Schools of Public Health, America will need 250,000 more public health workers by 2020 — a well-educated, technologically savvy and multidisciplinary workforce that includes public health physicians and nurses, occupational and environmental health specialists, epidemiologists, biostatisticians, health educators, health-program administrators and health-policy analysts. The report concludes, "Without enough public health workers protecting us where we live, work and play, we all are vulnerable to serious health risks."
The new degree programs were approved previously by the university's Educational Policies Council and the Faculty Senate, and by the president and provost.
Regional Campus Surcharge Reduced for Students from Northern West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
In an effort to spark regional economic growth and open the doors to higher education for out-of-state students from the Lake Erie to Ohio River corridor, the Board approved an 80-percent reduction in the surcharge for students from Northern West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania who enroll at a Kent State Regional Campus. Pending final approval from the Ohio Board of Regents, the reduction will take effect fall semester 2010.
The reduction is exclusively for out-of-state students who attend a Kent State Regional Campus and reside in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Crawford, Erie, Lawrence and Mercer counties in Western Pennsylvania, and in Brooke, Hancock and Ohio counties in Northern West Virginia.
The current out-of-state surcharge is $3,846. Under the current fee structure, upper-division, full-time students would have their total costs reduced by $3,065 per semester.
Trustees explained that in addition to removing a barrier to higher education for many out-of-state students who live in close proximity to a Kent State Regional Campus, the surcharge reduction is a way to spur partnerships with out-of-state businesses in areas served by Regional Campuses and thus play a role in the economic growth of regions along the Lake Erie to Ohio River corridor.
Board Extends President's Contract
Citing the outstanding performance of President Lester A. Lefton and the value of stable leadership, the Board voted unanimously to extend Dr. Lefton's employment contract from its current end date of June 30, 2011, to June 30, 2014. The president's initial, five-year contract specified that a review of the contract's terms would be conducted after three years. Dr. Lefton became Kent State's 11th president in July 2006.
The Board's action did not result in a change to his base salary.
In other actions:
- The Board reduced the minimum number of credit hours required to graduate with a master's degree from 32 to 30. The revision, which is in accordance with the recommendation of the Council of Graduate Schools and accrediting agencies, will not compromise academic quality, since each master's program must maintain national standards according to its respective accrediting agency.
- The Board established a Regional College to serve as the administrative home for programs and curricula issues unique to the Regional Campuses, effective spring semester 2010. The new college will allow the Regional Campuses to offer degrees and certificate programs that respond to unique community needs and are not affiliated with any particular Kent Campus department. It will be led by a Regional College dean who also serves as dean of his or her Regional Campus.
- The Board authorized the vice president for Finance and Administration to enter into a contractual agreement with Triad Development to lease property at 13 Rue Rousseau in Geneva, Switzerland. The property will be the new home of students who participate in Kent State's study-abroad program in Geneva.
- The Board unanimously passed a resolution expressing its appreciation for the outstanding leadership of Lois Margaret Nora, M.D., J.D., during her seven-year tenure as president and dean, College of Medicine, for the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and Pharmacy. Dr. Nora will step down from these leadership roles at the end of 2009.
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Switching to Android - an iPhone users guide
Gone are the times where Android was barely usable and iOS was clearly better. And iOS 7 is not about to change that. If you are an iOS user and think about switching, here are my thoughts:
That's what you will be missing most:
iMessage and FaceTime. They are good and seamless. I bet even your parents use them. Don't expect them to convert to a multi-platform solution like WhatsApp, Hangout or Facebook Messenger.
Photo Stream. Specially if you're a Mac User with iPhoto - automatic syncing of your pics with Photo Stream is just convenient. Photo managing at all is much better on iOS - even local albums are a mess under Android as the gallery app tries to integrate with google+ and picasa and even savvy users aren't sure where their pictures are actually stored.
Airplay. While there are solutions for Android - none of them will be as comfortable as you are used to. Say good bye to just beaming some music to your speakers or the contents of your phone's display to the big screen tv.
There are some little things that are just better on iOS than on Android: While my HP OfficeJet 6500 is AirPrint and Google Cloud Print enabled, it is much easier to print things from the iPhone than from Android devices.
That are the things you will get:
Full homescreen customization. Your homescreen isn't just a grid of icons anymore. Widgets, custom icons, live wallpaper - here you go. This isn't just bells and whistles. Forget the days of non removable stock weather and newsstand icons. To get an idea what android people are doing with their homescreens, take a look at mycolorscreen.com.
A bigger screen. While a hardware feature, you can't have a display larger that 4" on a smartphone with iOS. I think the Nexus 4's 4.7" inch display is the perfect display size for a smartphone. After using it a for a while the iPhone 5 screen just feels small and too narrow.
Apps are starting to get better on Android than on iOS. Some big players are updating their Android apps already more often than their iOS counter parts and some have more and better features in them (WhatsApp and Spotify are to mention here). Also, there are apps on Android that are not allowed on the AppStore, like console emulators. Play a game of Super Mario on the SNES Emulator on the go? Droid does. With apps like Tasker, you can do things on your Android that iOS will never be able to - head over to their site and read through their usage examples to get what I mean.
Interesting hardware features we forgot about, like swappable batteries and expandable storage. With all the devices from different vendors - one will fit all your needs.
What Phone should i get?
Most likely the answer is the Google Nexus 4. It has stock Android and is getting updates promptly direct from Google. All together, it's a really nice phone and it is cheap. The downside is that there is no LTE version available, battery lifetime isn't the best and you can get max. 16 GB storage with it - non expandable.
Other choices will emerge when the Samsung S4 and HTC One will hit the PlayStore in their "Google Experience" Editions. That means they come sans the crap vendors install on top of Android and they will get timely updates as well. The HTC One is always a good choice as it's bootloader is officially unlockable - that allows you to install any Android ROM you want.
What Apps to start with?
I can recommend these apps:
Podcasts: BeyondPod
For AirPlay: AirAudio
Twitter: After Twitter killed Falcon Pro you are basically left with the [official app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twitter.android.
RSS/News: Press is the best RSS Reader (gReader/Feedly sync) available on Android. I also like the Verge's app and use Pocket for Read-it-later (Instapaper is available as well).
Files: Cloudii is the best solution for your dropbox / google drive / other cloud drive needs. Unlike the official Dropbox App it can keep real synced offline copies of your files.
Automation: Tasker, AutoVoice, AutoRemote you can really do amazing things with these apps.
Facebook Messenger Messenger's system wide Chat Heads are just amazing. It is the best mobile messaging solution so far. There are other Apps available that replicate that epic feature for SMS and WhatsApp
And thousands more. Just head to the Play Store and browse. Android, and many apps for it, are amazing. Really a fresh breeze for every iPhone user and fun to discover.


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