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Introduction to Webb-Waring Undergraduate Summer Research Program 2012
Webb-Waring Center has always had education as part of its mission. The new program is called the Webb-Waring/Colorado Undergraduate Summer Research Program or "WW/CUSP Program" for short.
This summer, the Webb-Waring Center will continue this significant tradition by hosting a research program to allow undergraduate students and opportunity to experience firsthand the technical aspects of work in a research laboratory. Historically we have partnered with the Colorado Leaders in Mentors and Business (CLIMB) and the North Foundation to be able to complete this task. However, our program will be expanding this year because we recently received an NIH Undergraduate Diversity Training Grant (NIH T23) Award with John E. Repine, MD as the Principal Investigator. This award will support 2 students from Princeton University and 2 students from the University of Notre Dame on our campus for each of the next five years.
With the assistance of the Office of Diversity in Dean Richard Krugman's office, the University of Colorado and the Anschutz Medical Campus faculty, Webb-Waring students will also be offered a wide range of educational, advising and clinically related experiences that should complement their training in research. Our summer students will receive classes from numerous faculty members from through-out the University of Colorado, School of Medicine. These experiences will familiarize students with a number of medical and research career paths which are open to them in the future.
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Explain the difference between mixtures and solutions. Suggest hands-on activities for sixth grade students in those topics.
Textbook definition: "Mixtures are formed simply by blending two or more substances together in some random proportion without chemically changing the individual substances in the mixture."
Mixtures can then be broken down into homogeneous and heterogeneous. A homogeneous mixture is called a solution: salt or sugar and water, air (solution of gases). These have a constant composition throughout the solution. A heterogeneous mixture would be: salt with sugar (no water), water with gasoline or oil, salt with sand. These have areas with differing compositions (you could usually see the separation of the two things).
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Another seasonal example :) Fruit cake is a heterogeneous mixture (all those chunks...yeck!) while a good old pumpkin pie is rather homogeneous.
Mix together some iron filings with some salt. Then, hold a magnet over the mixture and use it to "unmix" the mixture. A rule of thumb; mixtures can be "unmixed" by physical means, while solutions cannot (one would need to boil all the water out of a sugar solution to separate the sugar from the water).
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Note that boiling water away is also a physical means -- but what you are separating is gas phase water from liquid phase water. The solid sugar eventually starts to come out of solution also, but only when enough water has boiled away that it is saturated and cannot hold any more sugar in solution.
Another "classic" experiment that shows one difference between solutions and mixtures is to shine light through them. For example, dissolve some sugar in water (a teaspoon of sugar in a cup of water) and in another container dissolve an equal amount of milk in water. Now, using a high-intensity flashlight (or, if available, a laser pointer), shine light into the liquids. With a solution (homogeneous at a molecular level) the light passes through without scattering and you can't see the beam in the liquid. The cloudy milk/water sample will scatter the light and you will be able to see the path the light takes through the liquid. The milk will stay in the liquid until it is put in a centrifuge but it is not a solution. It is a suspension of very small particles of fats and other components in water. The light is scattered by these small particles.
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Boeing to Showcase Broad Range of Commercial and Defense Products and Services at Singapore Airshow 2014
Qatar Airways 787 Dreamliner, SilkAir Next-Generation 737-800, F-15SG, V-22 Osprey, C-17 Globemaster III, P-8A Poseidon, AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook, ScanEagle, Weapons and AH-6i on static display
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CHICAGO, Feb. 3, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] will showcase a broad range of commercial and defense products and services at the Singapore Airshow 2014, which runs Feb. 11-16 at the Changi Exhibition Centre. "Boeing has the right mix of market-leading products and services to support the strong growth in commercial aviation and defense procurement in this part of the world," said Skip Boyce, president, Boeing Southeast Asia. "As the global aerospace community comes together for the Singapore Airshow, Boeing sees this as a great platform to talk about our company plans and the focus on expanding our international foothold in Asia-Pacific." Static displays featuring Boeing commercial aircraft will include Qatar Airways' 787 Dreamliner and SilkAir's first and newly delivered Next-Generation 737-800. Boeing defense products scheduled to be at the show include the Republic of Singapore Air Force's (RSAF) F-15SG fighter, AH-64 Apache and CH-47 Chinook helicopters, a U.S. Marine Corps MV-22 Osprey, a U.S Air Force C-17 Globemaster III military transport aircraft and a U.S Navy P-8A Poseidon, the most advanced anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare aircraft in the world. In addition, the ScanEagle unmanned aerial system will be on display, as well as a Boeing AH-6i light attack helicopter. The Royal Australian Air Force's F/A18F Super Hornet also will participate in the flying display. The Boeing exhibit at the biennial show will feature the 737 MAX family, including a life-size 737 MAX Advance Technology Winglet, the new 777-9X, the 777-300ER (Extended Range) and the 787 family. In addition, there will be a 787 simulator, demonstrator consoles for the P-8A and new Maritime Surveillance Aircraft as well as an F-15 simulator at the RSAF Pavilion. Boeing will hold a series of media briefings during the show, as listed below. Journalists should check the briefing schedule daily at the show Media Center for the latest updates. The company will highlight its show activities through official Twitter feeds @Boeing, @BoeingAirplanes and @BoeingDefense, and through www.boeing.com/singapore2014. The website will be updated throughout the show with announcements, briefing presentations and any schedule changes. The website also contains program backgrounders, executive biographies and a link to high-resolution photos. Note: All times listed below are local to Singapore. Monday, Feb. 10
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Brazilian corrugated board shipments decline 3.5% to 261,580 tonnes in June
SAO PAULO, July 10, 2014 (RISI) -Brazil shipped a total of 261,580 tonnes of corrugated board - including boxes, accessories and sheets - in June, a 3.38% decline over the same month of 2013, according to preliminary data from the Brazilian corrugated board assn (ABPO). The volume was also 9.49% lower than May.
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Germany's Igepa acquires Lamersdorf corrugated box plant
BRUSSELS, July 10, 2014 (PPI Europe) -The Igepa group has acquired the insolvent corrugated packaging firm Wellpappenwerk Lamersdorf located in Inden in western Germany. The plant, which employs 45 people, will be managed by Igepa's Häuser E. Michaelis and Freytag & Petersen firms under the name IPS Lamersdorf.
Emin Leydier to hike recycled containerboard prices by Euro 60/tonne from August 1
BRUSSELS, July 10, 2014 (PPI Europe) -Emin Leydier is set to raise its recycled containerboard (RCCM) prices by Euro 60/tonne from August 1. The hike will apply to all continental European markets, except Spain.
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BRUSSELS, July 10, 2014 (PPI Europe) -Russian containerboard prices increased in Q2 due to rising input costs at mills, driven largely by negative effects of the Ukraine crisis.
MPS acquires UK specialty rigid box producer Armstrong Packaging
BRUSSELS, July 10, 2014 (PPI Europe) -Multi Packaging Solutions (MPS) has taken over Armstrong Packaging, a manufacturer of specialty rigid boxes located in Arbroath, Scotland. The value of the deal was not disclosed.
W. H. Leary and Robatech partner
Owners Kevin Leary of W. H. Learyand Marcel Meyer of Robatech Group have agreed to join forces in a worldwide partnership which will allow both companies to further support their customers with valuable products, service and support.
Schumacher Packaging begins operations at modern corrugated packaging plant in Greven, Germany
On June 30, production operations officially started at the new, ultra-modern corrugated packaging plant of Schumacher Packaging in Greven.
US Paper and Packaging Board hosts two webinars in July to give progress update on Paper Check-off program
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MIDDLEBURY — For the first time in recent memory the first person across the finish line of Middlebury's annual Turkey Trot and Gobble Wobble race was a female competitor. The 5K race attracted 155 competitors and the 10Krace recorded 62 finishers.
Sara Dunham of Peru, N.Y., was winner of the 38th annual 5K race, which ran this past Sunday along South Street and finished near the Middlebury town gym. Her finishing time of 17:58 represented a 5:48 per mile pace.
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RIPTON — The Ripton Ridge Run celebrates its 27th year on Sunday, Oct. 12. The Ridge Run, a fundraiser for the Friends of the Ripton School, features a 5K run, a 10.4K loop run and a noncompetitive 5K fun-walk. All races start and end at the Ripton Elementary School where there will be lunch, a raffle and awards.
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BRISTOL — On a virtually ideal Tuesday afternoon for running at Mount Abraham Union High School — 60 degrees, windless and mostly cloudy — the Middlebury boys' cross country team took second and the Eagle girls were third to highlight the Eagles' only home meet of the fall.
Tiger junior Christopher Garner finished fifth in the seven-team boys' race for the top finish among local runners, while Eagle senior Chris Carter (eighth) and MUHS junior Nikhil Plouffe also cracked the top 10.
GOSHEN — Brothers Jeremy, 25, and Justin Scheid, 28, of Sparta, N.J., came in together to win the 10K race in a time of 40:56, and Kevin Canty, 27, of Proctor, N.Y., claimed the 5K title in 25:04 at this past Saturday's 36th annual Goshen Gallop. The challenging trail race attracted 85 runners.
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But when he decided he wanted to join his school's running club, program instructors, community members and his teammates came together in an extraordinary way to make his dream a reality.
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How will auto leasing cutbacks affect CUs
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MADISON, Wis. (8/8/08)--Credit unions should step up marketing their auto loan programs because several factors are working in their favor. Cutbanks in the auto leasing market, home equity woes and big banks pulling back on lending are opening up more opportunities for credit unions. Last month, Chrysler and Wells Fargo announced that they are pulling out of the leasing market. U.S. Bank announced that it would no longer accept leases for used cars. Chrysler and Wells Fargo are leaving the market because securitization is dying, and used- car values are dropping, said Greg Gandolfo, Credit Union Leasing of America (CULA) vice president of business development, CULA is a provider of new- and used- auto leasing for credit unions. With big lenders pulling out of the market, auto dealers are looking to smaller lenders for leasing. Leasing volume at CULA is up, Gandolfo told
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. CULA doesn't have a heavy portfolio concentration of any make or model, according to Gandolfo. The company's highest concentration is with Honda, Toyota and Nissan--though each one equals less than 5% of its total portfolio. "With this kind of diversification, it is much easier for our remarketing team to sell off our lease vehicles in 15- to 25- vehicle packages directly to auto dealerships for their used-vehicle inventory, instead of sending them to auction," he said. CU Direct Corp. (CUDL), which does indirect auto lending for credit unions, saw a spike in the number of auto loans it made last month--55,000--"the best month of the year," Tony Boutelle, CUDL president/CEO, told
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. The top vehicle funded by CUDL from January 2008 to June 2008 was the Nissan Altima, followed by the Chevrolet Silverado, according to CUDL data. Besides leasing, home equity woes and banks pulling back on lending are increasing opportunities for credit unions to make auto loans, Boutelle said. "It's an opportunity [for credit unions] to let members and dealers know they're there to make loans," Boutelle said. "Members need options." The 72-month and 84-month auto loan programs were created to compete with leases, and now is the time to market them, he added. About 60% of CUDL's loans are for new credit union members, while 40% are for existing members. As credit unions focus more on existing members, those numbers may shift, Boutelle said. In general, auto leasing at credit unions is minimal--about 179 credit unions in the U.S. do auto leasing, Boutelle said, citing National Credit Union Administration data. "Credit union leases represented less than 1% of all credit union auto originations in the first six months of 2008," Bill Meyers, CUDL communications coordinator, told
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. CUDL has looked into auto leasing for the past 10-12 years, holding study groups on the subject, but hasn't "gone down that path," Boutelle said. The corporation may choose to get into leasing if its credit unions want it, but will need to figure out how to mitigate the risk involved. Leasing isn't for everyone, Michael Foti, vice president of lending, Prime Financial CU, Cudahy, Wis., told
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. "It depends on the person's situation," he said. Leasing can help make pricier cars, such as BMWs, more attainable. If consumers don't drive over the specified mileage, they can return the car at the end of the lease and receive a new one, he said. Leasing isn't a good option for drivers who frequently travel long distances. Prime Financial leases through Donald Driver Motors, formerly known as CU Fleet Auto. The credit union receives about 15 to 25 new leases each month.
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MADISON, Wis. (8/8/08)--The Credit Union National Association (CUNA) has shut down two websites that purported to offer a new service through CUNA Strategic Services. The sites were promoted in a phishing e-mail that aimed to gather information for possible identity theft. Both sites were closed Thursday morning, said Kevin Knope, director of Web Services. More than 100 recipients received the e-mail phishing message and the response rate was high, he said. CUNA has issued a fraud alert. "This phish has a new twist in that it's the first phish to use the look of CUNA Strategic Services' website," Knope told
News Now
. The phishing e-mail targeted AOL users and came from domestic internet service providers in Texas and Georgia, said Knope. The phish noted that "Credit Union National Association is one of the largest credit union groups in America. In partnership with state credit union leagues, CUNA provides many services to credit unions, including representation, information, public relations, continuing professional education, and business development." It claimed the newest service added at CUNA on Aug. 1 is "Your Credit Union Rewards You," for credit union members. "Daily 10 random credit union account holders are e-mailed to take the 300$ reward. Completing the application forms on our website takes only 5 minutes," the fake site says. Neither CUNA nor CUNA Strategic Services offers such a program. CUNA warned recipients not to respond to the sites. CUNA does not maintain any type of customer/member financial information. No financial institution would request personal identification information over the phone via an e-mail solicitation. "If you did respond to this e-mail, you should contact your financial institution directly using the phone number provided by that institution," said CUNA.
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CU acts to mitigate accidental posting of data online
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ORLANDO, Fla. (8/8/08)--A Florida credit union is taking steps to mitigate the effect on members after their personal information was accidentally posted online. Information from an internal auditing document at Central Florida Healthcare FCU, a $57.5 million asset, Orlando, Fla.-based credit union, showed up online when some members conducted Google searches on their names. In all, a maximum of 187 accounts were exposed on the Web, but preliminary indications show that only two or three were looked at, Trudy Prince, Central Florida Healthcare CEO, told
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. "Contrary to some media accounts, our entire database is not at risk; it is secure," Prince emphasized. The credit union has hired forensic experts trained by the FBI to determine the number of hits on the compromised data and where the hits came from. The investigation is ongoing, and there is no data available yet, but it looks like there is a limited amount of activity, Prince said. "We have another team of specialists checking to see if human error or a glitch with the computer program caused the problem," Prince added. "We're making sure it doesn't happen again." The problem began on July 10 when a glitch occurred during a switch between Web-hosting companies for the credit union's website. In the process of setting up passwords, an internal audit report used to review closed accounts, delinquencies and charge-offs was exposed on the Web, Prince explained. Last month, a credit union member entered her name into Google, and when it came up, she clicked on a link with information from the credit union. The member and her spouse then called an attorney on July 28. When the attorney called the credit union on July 30 to inform it of the situation, the credit union immediately shut down the site. "This couple is filing a lawsuit against us, and their attorney is looking to make it a class-action suit," Prince said. The credit union talked to 400-500 members Thursday about the situation, and all are comfortable that their accounts are secure, Prince said. "It's been time-consuming for us, but worth the effort," she added. "All our members have been sent letters about the incident. We've given them information on how to get a free credit report, and we've provided a toll-free number for them to call and get free ID theft protection, which we are offering for up to a year." Most members have been extremely positive and supportive of the efforts the credit union has undertaken to deal with the situation, Prince said. "Eight people on our credit union staff, including myself, have talked to members," Prince said. "I talked to about 50 people today and all were positive. I also took the opportunity to talk to them about other credit union issues, and made the conversations educational and informative as well."
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ID theft ring leader--a fed informant--could get life
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NEW YORK (8/8/08)--A key figure in data breach theft indictments earlier this week was an informant working with the U.S. Secret Service while he allegedly led an international ring that stole millions of dollars through data breaches against nine retailers, including TJX Cos. If convicted of all charges, Albert "Segvec" Gonzalez of Miami faces a life term in prison, said U.S. Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey at a news conference in Boston (
Aug. 6 and
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Aug. 6). Gonzalez is in custody in New York. He is accused of masterminding the series of data breaches that cost credit unions and other card issuers and their insurance companies millions of dollars. The indictment said as an informant for the Secret Service, Gonzalez "used sensitive law enforcement information…to warn off conspirators." The series of breaches took place over four years, beginning in 2004 with the restaurant chain Boston Market. The largest breach, announced in January of 2007 by TJX Cos., compromised at least 45 million cards. Some estimates doubled that figure. Two other Miami men, Christopher Scott and Damon Patrick Toey, were charged with "wardriving," or driving around commercial areas and using wireless networks to hack into computers. Other indictments were against Maksym "Maksik" Yastremskiy of Ukraine; Aleksandr "Jonny Hell" Suvorov of Estonia; Hung-Ming Chiu and Zhi Zhi Wang, both of China; Sergey Pavlovich of Belarus; and Dzmitry Burak and Sergey Storchak of Ukraine. A final indictment is known only by an online moniker, "Delpiero." Yastremiskiy allegedly received more than $11 million from operating the ring. The arrests were the result of a three-year undercover investigation.
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PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. (8/8/08)--With financial turmoil taking place in South Florida and across the U.S., Power Financial CU is weathering the storm by following a conservative business model that is exceptionally well capitalized, says CEO Allan M. Prindle. Power Financial is a $480 million asset, Pembroke Pines, Fla.-based credit union with 10 branches and more than 55,000 members. Recent news has chronicled financial troubles for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, IndyMac and Wachovia Corp. Several other large U.S. banks posted weak second-quarter results, and losses have soared from mortgages and other debt. "Nobody can deny there are challenges facing the financial markets, and as a financial institution, we are highly correlated to those markets," Prindle said. "Our members are our primary focus, and we manage the credit union accordingly. We are not immune from economic downturns, but we 'stayed the course' for the first half of the year while many others made decisions which now prove to be decisions that were not sound nor prudent," he said. "Power Financial CU will continue on that course because we think our members deserve financial peace of mind in addition to outstanding service, competitive products and unsurpassed convenience," he added. Power Financial CU holds no securities with underlying sub-prime backed securities, no commercial mortgage-backed securities or collateralized debt obligations, Prindle said. "This is the culprit for the majority of the stress that this sector of the financial markets is under, and we are not impacted by those announcements, thanks to our conservative investment strategies," added Prindle. "In fact, we have maintained a more than ample level of liquidity, and as of June 30, had nearly 40% of total assets in available funds that can be accessed immediately. We are certain that this level is far superior to our peers." In terms of its loan portfolio, Power Financial CU not only has no subprime mortgages in the collection, but also avoided Option Adjustable Rate Mortgage products, no Income Verification products, Negative Amortization products and others that make up the current mortgage financing debacle, Prindle said. "For unexpected losses, we have always relied on our strong capital, which as of June 30, 2008, is exceptionally well-capitalized with a superior capital ratio in excess of 13%," noted Prindle. "This is what gives us the ability to deal with an economic slowdown, and for our members, [provide] the comfort in our financial soundness. After all, for the last 50-plus years, we have received outstanding satisfaction ratings from our members."
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Federation to open Frisco field office
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NEW YORK (8/8/08)--The National Federation of Community Development Credit Unions will open a regional office in San Francisco. Rafael O. Morales, public affairs officer for the federation, will relocate from New York City to open the new office. He will to continue to focus on federation communications as a primary duty. However, he also will provide leadership and support to regional initiatives and events, including: working with the California Low Income Credit Union Network; acting as a liaison to the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, state and local government agencies and officials, and working on other special projects as required. "We are extremely pleased to be able to have a physical presence in California where a larger percentage of the federation's western region members are located," said Cliff Rosenthal, federation president/CEO. "Rafael has been with federation for five years and is very familiar with the organization and our work. I'm confident that he will be able to hit the ground running to promote new partnerships and initiatives that leverage the capacity of community development credit unions, credit unions in general and other institutions across the [San Francisco] area and statewide," he continued. The federation's San Francisco office will be operational in early September. Specific information will be made available on the federation's website.
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CEOs op-ed CUs an option for consumers
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WICHITA, Kan. (8/8/08)--Because they can make a difference in peoples' lives, credit unions are an important financial alternative for about 90 million Americans, said a credit union CEO in a Thursday op-ed piece in
The Wichita Eagle
. Jim Holt, president/CEO of Mid-American CU, a $121.5 million asset, Wichita, Kan.-based credit union, said credit unions save members about $10.9 billion per year due to lower fees and better rates, according to data provided by the Credit Union National Association. "Perhaps the best reason people belong to credit unions is because we exist to help people--not to make a profit," Holt said in the op-ed. "A voluntary and member-elected board of directors from the membership governs each credit union. This keeps us focused on meeting the financial needs and satisfaction of our members." Members of credit unions share a common bond--usually through an employer group--but also through a church or community, Holt said. Credit unions have become important partners in facilitating the financial well-being of members by offering free seminars on topics such as planning for retirement or purchasing a new home, Holt added. Having a credit union also benefits consumers in other ways, Holt added. "Studies have shown that when there is a credit union in the community, savings rates tend to be higher, and loan rates and fees tend to be lower at other financial institutions," he explained.
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NCUF to present two Wegner Awards for Individual Achievement
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WASHINGTON (8/8/08)--For only the third time in 21 years, the National Credit Union Foundation (NCUF) Awards & Recognition Committee has seen fit to name two winners in a single category for the Herb Wegner Memorial Awards. Winners of the 21st Annual Herb Wegner Memorial Awards for Individual Achievement will be:
* Rita Haynes, manager and CEO of Faith Community United CU in Cleveland, Ohio; and * Tom Sargent, president/CEO of First Tech CU in Beaverton, Ore.
"Rita and Tom's achievements are both extraordinary and unique," said NCUF Awards & Recognition Committee Chairman and Wegner Awards Dinner Emcee Bob Schumacher, CEO of MountainCrest CU, Arlington, Wash. "Rita's achievements in payday loan alternatives, second chance auto loans and foreclosure preventions are shining examples of how credit unions can change lives by providing affordable financial services in low-income communities," Schumacher said. "And her achievements are especially amazing coming from a credit union with only $10 million in assets and four full-time staff." "Tom's achievements in fundraising for 'Credit Unions for Kids' transcend even the largest individual credit unions," Schumacher said. "Inspired by a personal commitment, Tom has achieved what only the most effective national credit union leaders have done throughout our history--uniting credit unions across the country around a single cause. Tom has motivated credit unions of all sizes to do life-changing charity work in communities supporting Children's Hospitals," he added. Haynes and Sargent will be honored at the 21st Annual Wegner Awards Dinner presented by NCUF on Feb. 23 at the Grand Hyatt Washington on the opening night of the Credit Union National Association's (CUNA's) 2009 Governmental Affairs Conference. Online registration will be available this fall. The Wegner Awards are named in honor of the late CUNA CEO Herb Wegner For more on innovations by Haynes and Sargent, use the Resource Link.
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Nearly two-thirds of Maine CUs offer fuel assistance loans
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WESTBROOK, Maine (8/8/08)--Nearly two-thirds of Maine's credit unions are offering fuel assistance loans with low rates, says the Maine Credit Union League. Some of the loans have rates as low as 0%, and the average loan rate is 4.97%, the league told
Bangor Daily News
(Aug. 6). Many credit unions are offering special weatherization loans to help members make their homes more energy-efficient or to help them buy alternative energy sources, such as pellet stoves, said the league. "Hopefully, these special rates and other initiatives to help with energy costs being offered by Maine credit unions will provide consumers some relief next winter," said John Murphy, league president. University of Maine Prof. Habib Dagher told the U.S. Senate's Homeland Security Committee recently that "Maine will likely be the first state to experience a heating state of emergency" (
The Ellsworth American
Aug. 7). Eight of every 10 families in the state rely on heating oil to fuel their furnaces. With next winter's heating oil costs predicted to be at least $5 a gallon, the average Maine family will pay $5,000 to heat their home next winter. Ten years ago Maine families spent less than 5% of their household budgets on energy; today energy accounts for almost 25% of household budgets.
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CU System briefs (08/07/2008)
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* NEW YORK (8/8/08)--Credit unions interested in cloak-and-dagger stories need go no further than a data breach investigation conducted after someone hacked into Citigroup ATMs at 7-Eleven stores and stole millions of dollars earlier this year.
(June 24) has a riveting account of how a single high-value breach can reverberate through the international carding community of bank-card fraudsters. It describes stakeouts, attempted muggings and chases, undercover work, and a lucky break at a routine traffic stop. Six months after personal identification numbers (PINs) and account numbers were stolen from Citi ATMs, customers were still discovering unauthorized withdrawals.
To read the story
, use the link … * DENVER, Colo. (8/8/08)--The Credit Union Foundation of Colorado and Wyoming partnered with the Denver Chapter of Credit Unions to
host its 20th annual golf tournament and fundraiser at The Ranch Country Club, Westminster, Colo., on July 22. Participating were 96 golfers, who competed on the 18-hole, 6,600-yard course designed by Dick Phelps. From left are: Greg Hill, senior vice president, Premier Members FCU; Mark Lau, president/CEO, Denver Fire Department FCU; John Dill, president/CEO of the Credit Union Associations of Colorado and Wyoming; and Tom Graham, president/CEO, SunCorp. (Photo provided by the Credit Union Associations of Colorado and Wyoming) … * HARRISBURG, Pa. (8/8/08)--PA HealthCare CU's Crazy 8's promo kicks off today--08/08/08--at 08:08:08 a.m. (
Life is a Highway
Aug. 7). For eight hours, eight minutes and eight seconds, members can apply for a $1,000 six-month certificate of deposit (CD) at 8% annual percentage yield (APY). Also, for eight days, the Sewickley, Pa.-based credit union is offering a three-month CD at 2.88% APY and a 12-month CD at 3.88% APY. On the lending side, for the next 88 days, members can apply for a five-year auto loan for 2008 or new model years at 3.88% annual percentage rate (APR) and a five-year home equity loan, also at 3.88% APR. CEO Paul Fero told the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association that more than 10% of the credit union's membership pre-ordered the 8% CD. The $22 million asset credit union also experienced a 1% increase in new members within a month of the announcement of the promo … * GURNEE, Ill. (8/8/08)--Community Trust CU recently gave away a $750 gas card in a member appreciation drawing to celebrate the credit union's 75th anniversary. Member James Jorgenson won the
drawing. More than 5,000 entries were received by the credit union. "For the first time in a long time, I'm going to enjoy filling up at the pump," Jorgenson said. "Like everyone, I'm still going to try and keep my driving to a minimum." The credit union also has encouraged members to save fuel by logging onto the credit union's website to sign up for its eBranch, which allows members to conduct transactions online. "There are lots of ways we can all save gas money and reduce our impact on the environment, like conducting financial transactions via a secure online portal or banking by phone," said Michelle Fairbanks, Community Trust community relations coordinator. "Of course we still love to see our members in person, but we want to provide as many convenient service options as possible." From left are Fairbanks, Jorgenson and Community Trust President/CEO Madeline Lipka. (Photo provided by Community Trust CU) ... * HARRISBURG, Pa. (8/8/08)--The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association announced that this week's
Pennsylvania Newsmakers
programming schedule has been adjusted because of the Summer Olympics (
Life is a Highway
Aug. 7). The segment will run on: WGAL Channel 8 Saturday at 7 a.m. and Sunday at 1:30 a.m.; WBPH, Sunday, 8:30 p.m., WKBS 47, Aug. 16, 11:30 a.m.; and CATV Channel 8, Aug. 12, 7 p.m. and Aug. 13, 1 p.m. ...
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Love Among the Superheroes
- Posted by Johanna on April 8, 2010 at 4:41 pm
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Jacque Nodell has posted a booklet version of her Popular Culture Association presentation titled "The Look of Love – The Romantic Era of DC's Lois Lane, Supergirl, and Wonder Woman". There's some substantial content there, complete with images, about how the roles of those female characters changed in the 60s and 70s and how their stories reflected typical romance comic concerns.
I particularly liked seeing the house ads that pushed these superhero characters to romance readers, and I'd never realized before how significant the crying scenes were. (I could have done without the Lois Lane upskirt shot, though.) Jacque even uses my favorite Supergirl cover, shown here, from issue #3 (1973). What good are world-changing superpowers if a boy won't go out with you? For extra pathos, add a small animal taking pity.
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My husband and I were in Las Vegas all of last week, so I do have gambling on the brain. I also like making people laugh, so here are my Best of Money picks of the week along with 10 funny gambling jokes* too. Here are my top 10 picks, the first 9 are in no particular order.
The reason Las Vegas is so crowded is that no one has the plane fare to leave.
- Jon the Saver presents Is Free Score Any Good? posted at Free Money Wisdom.
I know a guy at the casino who won't gamble. He just watches the games and makes mental bets. Last week, he lost his mind.
- Philip presents How We Got Out of Debt posted at Deliver Away Debt.
I'm going to the casino tonight. I hope I break even. I need the money.
- Nelson Smith presents Ethics and Investing posted at Canadian Finance Blog.
I walked around the casino with a pocket full of chips. I'm still trying to get the salt and grease out of my trousers.
- Paula presents 7 Steps to World Travel posted at AffordAnything.org.
Rodney Dangerfield joined Gamblers Anonymous. They gave him three-to-one he wouldn't make it.
- FMF presents Best Cash Back Credit Cards posted at Free Money Finance.
"There is a very easy way to return from a casino with a small fortune: go there with a large one." – Jack Yelton
- Money Cone presents Thrill Money Investing posted at Money Cone.
"My husband's going to a casino in central Asia."
"Of course, why else would he go!"
- Boomer presents When Needs Are Actually Wants posted at Boomer & Echo.
Q: How do you get a sweet little 80-year-old lady to swear?
A: Get another sweet little 80-year-old lady to yell BINGO!
- Melissa presents Three Strategies to Make It Easier to Pick Up the Pieces After a Natural Disaster posted at Mom's Plans.
"What'll you have, Normie?" "Well, I'm in a gambling mood, Sammy. I'll take a glass of whatever comes out of that tap." "Looks like beer, Norm." "Call me Mister Lucky."
- Kevin presents Nature vs. Nurture posted at Invest It Wisely.
And for the EDITOR'S PICK:
A man comes home to find his wife packing her bags. "Where are you going?" demands the surprised husband. "To Las Vegas! I found out that there are men that will pay me $500 to do what I do for you for free!" The man pondered that thought for a moment, and then began packing HIS bags. "What do you think you are doing?" she screamed. "I'm going to Las Vegas with you… I want to see how you're going to live on $1000 a year!"
- Jason presents Family Bed: How to Make It Stop posted at Live Real Now.
Remember to submit your posts for next week since Prairie EcoThrifter will be hosting!
*The jokes came from Funny Jokes 4 Me, Casino Jokes, Turn Key Gaming Portals, and Gambling Jokes.


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Hawks optimistic Williams will make camp
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Williams' surgery was performed on Thursday in Gulf Breeze, Fla., by Dr. James Andrews, leaving about eight months before the start of next season's training camp. The Hawks say they are basing their optimism on the success of other athletes who have had surgery to repair torn anterior cruciate ligaments, including Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson.
Williams tore the ligament in the Hawks' game at Brooklyn on Jan. 18, ending his season.
Williams was the Hawks' third-leading scorer with an average of 14.1 points. He signed with the Hawks as a free agent after averaging a career-best 14.9 points with Philadelphia last season.


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TODAY | May 09, 2013
>> this morning on "today's" money tips to help you spend less. carl wra is a column mist for good housekeeping making sfwleen.
>> we have club music to save money. i like the way we're coming in.
>> bam.
>> people just aren't conscience. you go out and you spend, and you don't often stop and make a plan, and a good place to start is when you go shopping for food.
>> yes. i recommend that folks right down their expenses. you will be surprised how much money you can spend in one day, and here's the thing. you can save thousands of dollars every year just by putting a couple of systems into place. for example, which food? did you know americans lose over $2,000 of their groceries to waste every year.
>> really?
>> it's simply about planning. plan your meals. there's a great app called food on the table. it has a meal planning app, which basically pulls together recipes, shops virtually at the grocery stores around you, gives you the best price, so it builds a shopping list for you. there's mother app push pen, and this one is all the coupons. let's say you have your shopping list . you go in, and you take the upc code , and you can the upc code , and you see the coupon. you get a local coupon. you can get a coupon from the manufacturer. when you go to the register, you just show them your phone.
>> you can show it off the phone, and they'll take it that way?
>> you know those little cards you have in your wallet, but the loyalty cards on your key chain , card star app will consolidate all those cards and put them on your phone.
>> there's no excuse. they make it pretty easy.
>> a lot of people don't think about this. shopping for a bank. i go to the one closest to me, and it's on the corner.
>> i'll take you shopping. here's what you want to do. the thing is that banks now on average $3 an atm withdrawal. $3 monthly maintenance fees , and we comparison shop the heck out of everything else. you should comparison shop your bank. it's a couple of hundred dollars in fees. go to my credit union .gov, and have a no fee bank. there are dozens out there.
>> are there some that you recommend, a couple?
>> a couple i recommend all the time allied bank , simple.com is another one. you just want to have free banking . it's out there. it's a matter of moving your money and finding it.
>> let's talk about this one. this is interesting. shop locally. keep it in the neighborhood.
>> well, a lot of the spending that we have is actually local in the neighborhood. for example, art classes for after school. my daughter went shopping around for after school programs. on my local yahoo message board . saves $350 in three months. it's a lot. also, handy man. anything thaw have somebody in the neighborhood come into your home and do something, can you shop that around too. aol has patch.com. 900 communities. they advertise local businesses. you're going to save a lot of money.
>> you don't hang your own chandeliers?
>> i do not. i call my handy man.
>> another one you have is automate your life. what does that mean exactly?
>> how much would you pay for an extra hour of sleep?
>> the game show . $1. go low.
>> a lot. time is money . sleep is money. this is the way i quantify it. imagine if you were to pay your baby-sitter so you could take a nap, right? how much is that? let's say that's an hour. what if you automated almost everything in your life from the food shopping to the banking to other things, but also too what about amazon.com, wag, yoyo, soap.com. all these sites that you automate. toiletries, so they come automatically. consolidate it to a monthly shipment, and it's free shipping.
>> put your life on autopilot at that point.
>> you will get an extra hour of sleep.
>> one more thing, slightly off top ebbing here, but i think important. the emergency fund. i have always heard you should have different months ready to go.
>> even more. lots of people depend on you. absolutely. here's the thing. all this money that you save, which is probably adds up to several thousand a year if you take all of this wonderful advice, you can go to choose to save.org, and it will show you how much of emergency fund you should have. make sure you keep all this extra money in another bank that you don't touch and it's not linked your checking. you won't be tempted.
>> i'm going to go on-line and find you a good handy man.
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Monthly Archives: June 2011
SAFE congratulates newly appointed CPAC Chair Patty Gerstenblith
The White House just announced President Obama's intent to nominate key Administration posts, including Prof. Patty Gerstenblith as Chair of Cultural Property Advisory Committee.
Gerstenblith's biography reads: Patty Gerstenblith has been Professor of Law at DePaul University College of Law and founding president of the Lawyers' Committee for Cultural Heritage Preservation. She also serves as senior advisor to the International Arts and Cultural Property Committee of the ABA Section on International Law and served as editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Cultural Property (1995-2002) and as a member of the United States Cultural Property Advisory Committee (2000-2003) in the U.S. Department of State. She teaches and publishes in the field of cultural heritage and law and the arts. Her most recent article, "Controlling the International Market in Antiquities: Reducing the Harm, Preserving the Past," was published in the Chicago Journal of International Law. Gerstenblith received a BA from Bryn Mawr College, Ph.D. in Art History and Anthropology from Harvard University, and JD from Northwestern University. Upon graduation, she clerked for the Honorable Richard D. Cudahy of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit.
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Colin Renfrew on unprovenanced antiquities: challenges, scandals and responsibilities
In less than 18 minutes, Professor Colin Renfrew covers a lot of ground and an array of issues in the 2008 video "The issue of unprovenanced antiquities" here (Part 1) and here (Part 2). It's a summary of the issues SAFE addresses, well worth viewing.
Beginning with how he came around to take a "purist position" against publishing unprovenanced material, Renfrew recalls founding the Illicit Antiquities Research Centre with Neil Brodie, the scandal at Sotheby's and Peter Watson's investigations, the UNESCO Convention, and Britain's implementation of The Dealing in Cultural Objects Offences Act in 2003.
Critical of collectors of antiquities without context, Renfrew also admonishes a number of museums which "are quite disgraceful and lead the world in purchasing antiquities without provenance…in effect, indirectly, they're supporting and financing the destruction of the world's archaeological heritage." They include the Metropolitan Museum of Art*, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, and the Art Institute of Chicago. He points out the J. Paul Getty Museum for acquiring looted objects against his objections "but they didn't want to be told that at that time." This refers to the scandal in the recent book Chasing Aphrodite. Although, he adds, "the Getty has now I think, learned from experience and now has an acceptable acquisitions policy…"
The video ends with the Sevso Treasure scandal as well as the problem of the incantation bowls.
Thank you, Web of Stories, for sharing these informative videos with us on SAFE's Colin Renfrew Facebook page. We look forward to highlighting some other videos in upcoming posts.
*A year after the video was taped in 2008, upon receiving confirmation about the Met's adherence to AAMD guidelines Renfrew congratulated the Museum for making progress at SAFE's New York City lecture "Combating the Illicit Antiquities Trade: A Time for Clarity". The confirmation arrived 2 weeks before the lecture.
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Looted memorial statues returned to Kenyan family
Ancestral memorial statues (vigango) erected by the Mijikenda peoples of Kenya are frequently stolen and sold to international art dealers. During the summer of 2007, the National Museums of Kenya (NMK) returned two vigango, which had been in the collections of two American museums, to a Mijikenda family in a rural Kenyan village. We give the history of these two stolen statues, including their theft and rediscovery, the efforts leading to their repatriation, and the joyful return ceremony. We also describe how this case inspired the return of nine more vigango from an American family to the NMK, and examine the current status of efforts to protect vigango.On June 20, 2007, much celebration accompanied the National Museums of Kenya's (NMK) return of two stolen ancestral memorial statues (vigango, singular kigango, Kigiriama) to a ...
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Treasure-Hunting in Afghanistan
This 2009 photo essay by Adam Ferguson entitled "Treasure-Hunting in Afghanistan" offers a graphic depiction of the world of looting and the illicit antiquities trade, all too familiar not only in Afghanistan, but the world over. The essay accompanies "Afghanistan: A Treasure Trove for Archaeologists" by Aryn Baker. Some quotes from the essay:
The ancient heritage has fallen victim to an epidemic of pillaging on par with the depredations of Genghis Khan's army that in 1220 left the city of Balkh in ruins.
"Looters dig because of international demand," said Brendan Cassar, UNESCO's culture specialist in Afghanistan. "It's the same as opium in this country – we grow it because junkies want heroin."
For more about the rampant pillaging of Afghanistan's archaeological sites that continues to this day, read Joanie Meharry's latest SAFE feature story "Looting Afghanistan's cultural heritage: A conversation with Abdul Wasey Ferozi".
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The Brazen Destruction of an Ongoing Dig
I'm sure this is all over the blogosphere by now, but I wanted to continue to pass it on. Here we have yet more evidence that looting, thievery, and general archaeological vandalism is not contained to the "third world," and need not even target sites, features or locations known to produce "valuable" antiquities for the market. Here these students were, working at a new excavation near their campus, in semi-urban Illinois, on a field school designed more to teach technique than with the expectation that earth-shattering discoveries would be made. And yet, vandals and looters struck, nearly irreperably damaging the site and most revealed contexts, making off with neccessary equipment, etc! From my own experience digging on various "contract" (Cultural Resource Management) projects for archaeological companies working in southern Arizona, I can attest that cases of urban vandalism or looting of active dig sites are more common than they should be. Popularization of the "glory" of archaeology far oustrips that of the "science." In my opinion, as long as the "Indiana Jones/Laura Croft" stereotype continues to foster disconnect between public perception and actual practice, this mentality, combined with the still-active market, will continue to lead to incidents like this. Constant vigilance against the global scourge that is looting!
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Research Publications on the Antiquities Trade
The basis of my research on the antiquities trade has been based on a series of publications (many with my colleague Christopher Chippindale). I published the list on Looting Matters and reproduce it here for convenience.
- (with K. Butcher) 'Mischievous pastime or historical science?', review article of Minerva, in Antiquity 64 (1990), 946-50. [ISSN 0003-598X] [online]
- (with Christopher Chippindale) 'Material and intellectual consequences of esteem for Cycladic figures', American Journal of Archaeology 97 (1993), 601-59. [ISSN 0002-9114] [online]
- Commentary (with C. Chippindale) on C. Morris, 'Hands up for the individual! The role of attribution studies in Aegean prehistory', Cambridge Archaeological Journal 3 (1993), 57-58 (pp. 41-66). [ISSN 0959-7743]
- (with Kevin Butcher) 'The Director, the Dealer, the Goddess and her Champions: the Acquisition of the Fitzwilliam Goddess', American Journal of Archaeology 97 (1993), 383-401. [ISSN 0002-9114] [online]
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David Gill receives AIA's 2012 Outstanding Public Service Award
Heartfelt congratulations go to David Gil, for this well-deserved recognition from the Archaeological Institute of America. SAFE and SAFECORNER would like to take the opportunity to thank Prof. Gill for years of research and study on looting and the illicit antiquities trade, and above all, his efforts to keep the public informed of these problems with his blog "Looting Matters", a pioneering effort in this field. Not only that, SAFE is grateful to David for his advice and contributions to SAFECORNER. Congratulations!!!
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"She is the property of Italy…and they have every right in the world to put her in that museum. It feels right to have her there."
Senta German interviews Ralph Frammolino, co-author with Jason Felch of the recently published Chasing Aphrodite: The Hunt for Looted Antiquities at the World's Richest Museum in the latest installment of SAFE podcasts. Professor German had recently reviewed the book on SAFECORNER. The topic has also been discussed here. In this clip, Frammolino recalls the ceremony unveiling the statue's recent return to Aidone and describes how the Italian people react to cultural patrimony. "There is a connectivity to the earth, to the ground to the civilizations that were there." The full podcast can be heard here.
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