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- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and baking soda. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. In a small bowl, whisk the egg, orange juice and peel; stir into dry ingredients just until moistened. Fold in cranberries and walnuts.
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Join us for a special performance by acclaimed composer William Basinski and artist James Elaine. Basinski will performing a sound score accompanied by live projections by Elaine in the Brown Foundation Gallery on Friday, October 11 at 7PM.
Since 1978, James Elaine and William Basinski have worked together closely, creating some of the most visually poetic and aurally arresting installation and theatrical experiences. Using original compositions, found sound, tape loops, and delay devices, Basinski's experimental music compositions provide a brilliant accompaniment to Elaine's fragmented and painterly moving images recorded using super-8 video. By using obsolete technology and analogue tape loops, Basinki and Elaine explore the temporal nature of life, the reverberations of memory, and the mystery of time. The result of their collaboration provides a melancholic meditation on the passing of time and the decay that remains in its wake.
Basinski is a classically trained musician and composer who has worked with experimental media for over 30 years. His discography includes Shortwave Music (1983); Watermusic (2001); Variations: A Movement in Chrome Primitive (2004); and the acclaimed The Disintegration Loops (2002-03), a four-volume album that was rereleased as a 9xLP box set in 2012 to commemorate its 10th anniversary. His most recent recording, Nocturnes, is his first solo recording in four years andis comprised of two extended ethereal soundscapes. The title track was written during his post-grad studies period in San Francisco (1979-80), while the second track was recorded 20 years later for the Robert Wilson opera The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic, which premiered at the Manchester International Festival July 2011 and toured Europe in 2012. Basinski was born in Houston, and studied jazz, saxophone, and composition at North Texas State University. He now lives and works in Los Angeles.
Elaine formally trained as a painter and later began experimenting with video. While he has worked as an artist for more than three decades, he is equally celebrated as a visionary curator who has discovered and championed many of the greatest artists of our times when they were just emerging. He worked as a curator at the Drawing Center in New York and later at the Hammer Museum at the University of Los Angeles before relocating to China. Most recently, Elaine curated the exhibition Unfinished Country: New Video from China at the CAMH (2012). He now lives and works in Beijing, China.
Basinski and Elaine have produced numerous works together including Trailer for 1000 Films (1998); Fountain (2000) with Roger Justice; Melancholia (2003); and Blueprints on a Winter Pond (2006), among others.
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Tucked away in a far corner of the Old City, just by the Edirnekapı gate, is the tiny Kariye Museum, also known as the Chora Church. This small building (more akin to a chapel) went up sometime during the 11th century, while its spectacular Byzantine mosaics and paintings date to around 1312. As Islam swept across Istanbul following the Ottoman conquest in 1453, the little church was converted into a mosque and the artwork plastered over, only to be re-revealed in 1948 when it became a deconsecrated museum. The restorers have done a great job: The walls and six domes of the church are adorned with images and stories from the life of Christ and various saints and apostles; one of the most impressive scenes is the enormous Khalke Jesus and the praying virgin, a partially salvaged gilded mosaic on the first wall of the inner narthex (entrance hall). The best time to go is after 3 pm, as the tour buses tend to come earlier in the day. A stroll through the surrounding residential neighborhood of painted wooden houses and winding streets is worth the time, as is the traditional Ottoman lunch menu at the fantastic Asithane restaurant in the Kariye Hotel next door (6 Kariye Camii Sokak; 90-212-534-8414; www.kariyeotel.com).
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Laboratory to accompany 101a–101b. Corequisite: 101a–101b. One three-hour laboratory per week. [1-1]
101a. Introductory Chemistry.
General principles for non-science majors or those not planning on taking additional chemistry courses. The periodic table, chemical reactions, properties of solutions, and atmospheric chemistry with connections to global environmental issues. No prior chemistry experience required. Not a prerequisite for advanced courses in chemistry. [3]
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General principles of chemistry for science and engineering students. Composition and structure of matter, chemical reactions, bonding, solution chemistry, kinetics, thermodynamics, equilibrium, acids and bases, electrochemistry, coordination compounds. Corequisite: 104a– 104b, 106a–106b and Mathematics 150a–150b or equivalent. Three lectures per week and a recitation period (106a–106b). [3–3]
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The recitation portion of the Chemistry 102a–102b course. One one-hour period per week. All students registering for Chemistry 102a–102b must concurrently register for Chemistry 106a–106b. [0–0]
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Functions of inorganic elements in living cells. The manner in which coordination can modify the properties of metallic ions in living systems. Prerequisite: 218a-218b or 220a–220b. [3]
203. Inorganic Chemistry.
A survey of modern inorganic chemistry including coordination compounds and the compounds of the main-group elements. Representative reactions and current theories are treated. Prerequisite: Either 218b or 220b and either 230 or 231. [3]
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Synthesis and characterization of inorganic compounds or materials; one laboratory per week. Pre-or corequisite: 203. [1]
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A general description of the preparation, reaction chemistry, molecular structure, bonding, and spectroscopic identification of organometallic compounds of the transition metals. Prerequisite: 203 and either 218a-218b or 220a–220b. [3]
210. Introduction to Analytical Chemistry.
Fundamental quantitative analytical chemistry with emphasis on principles of analysis, separations, equilibria, stoichiometry and spectrophotometry. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. Must be accompanied by 212a. [3]
211. Instrumental Analytical Chemistry.
Chemical and physical principles of modern analytical chemistry instrumentation. Credit allowed for chemistry graduate students having deficiency. Prerequisite: 210 and either 218a-218b or 220a–220b. Must be accompanied by 212b for undergraduates. [3]
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Advanced topics in organic chemistry. Stereochemistry and conformational analysis, mechanisms of organic reactions, linear free-energy relationships, reactive intermediates. Three lectures and one recitation hour per week. Prerequisite: both 230 and 231 and either 218b or 220b. [4]
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Structure and bonding in organic molecules. Reactive intermediates and organic reaction mechanisms. Prerequisite: 220c, 231. [3]
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Essential metabolites including vitamins, steroids, peptides, and nucleotides. Consideration of phosphate esters and the synthesis of oligodeoxynucleotides. Prerequisite: 218a-218b or 220a–220b. Three lectures per week. [3]
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Concepts of drug design; physical chemistry of drug interactions with receptors, enzymes, and DNA; drug absorption and distribution. Organic chemistry of drug metabolism; mechanism of action for selected therapeutic classes. Prerequisite: 224 or BSCI 220. [3]
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Techniques, methodologies, data collection, and interpretation. Laboratory experience with drug analysis, toxicology, trace, and arson analysis. Two hours of lecture and one four-hour laboratory per week. Prerequisite: 210 and 212a. [3]
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Chemical kinetics and principles of quantum chemistry applied to molecular structure, bonding, and spectroscopy. MATH 175 is recommended. Prerequisite: Either MATH 150b or 155b and either PHYS 116a-116b or PHYS 121a-121b. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. [3]
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Chemical thermodynamics and equilibrium, their statistical foundation, and applications to chemical and biological phenomena in biomedical research. MATH 175 is recommended. Prerequisite: Either MATH 150b or 155b and either PHYS 116a–116b or 121a-121b. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. [3]
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Computer simulation studies of molecules with emphasis on applications to biological molecules and complexes. Background theory, implementation details, capabilities and practical limitations. Prerequisite: 230 and 231. Three lectures and one three-hour laboratory per week. [4]
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Synthesis and characterization of macromolecular materials including linear, branched, dendrimetric, and star polymers. Mechanical and physiochemical properties of polymeric types. Kinetics of living polymerization. Applications to nanostructures, templates, and advanced devices. Prerequisite: 102a-102b. [3]
236. Physical Chemistry Laboratory.
Experiments in chemical thermodynamics and kinetics. Data analysis and presentation. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. One three-hour laboratory or one lecture per week. Calculus through Math 175 recommended. Prerequisite: 219b and either MATH 150b or 155b. [1]
237. Experimental Spectroscopy.
Experiments in ultraviolet, visible, infrared, and Raman spectroscopy of atoms and molecules, with application to lasers, photochemistry, and kinetics. Data analysis and presentation. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. One three-hour laboratory and one lecture per week. Prerequisites: 230 and 236; Math 175. [2]
238. Computational Structural Biochemistry.
Theoretical and practical aspects of modeling protein structure and interactions computationally. Sequence-sequence alignments, secondary structure prediction, fold recognition, de novo structure prediction. Protein design, protein-protein docking, protein-ligand docking. Prerequisite: 231. [4]
240. Intro to Nanochemistry.
Synthesis, characterization, and assembly of nanoscale materials. No credit for graduate students in chemistry. Prerequisite: 102b. [3]
250. Chemical Literature.
Assigned readings and problems in the nature and use of the chemical literature. Prerequisite: 218b or 220b. [1]
282. Undergraduate Research.
Open to students who have earned at least 8 hours of credit and a minimum GPA of 2.7 in chemistry, upon request to the director of undergraduate studies, with consent of the sponsoring faculty member. May be repeated for credit if there is no duplication of topic. [1–3 each semester]
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Open only to students in the Honors Program. Original research supervised by research adviser, to be reported in thesis form with oral examination thereon. [2–2–2]
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Histology and Mucous Histochemistry of the Integument and Body Wall of a Marine Polychaete Worm, Ophryotrocha n. sp. (Annelida: Dorvilleidae) Associated with Steelhead Trout Cage Sites on the South Coast of Newfoundland
1Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 80 White Hills Road, P.O. Box 5667, St. John's, NL, Canada A1C 5X1
2School of Fisheries, Marine Institute of Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NL, Canada A1C 5R3
3Department of Environmental Science, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NL, Canada A1C 5S7
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Navarro, a former Board President of the US-Mexico Chamber of Commerce Pacific Northwest Chapter who holds several leadership positions in Washington, was nominated for his passionate work within the One League for Everyone (OLE) community. Navarro's work with OLE assists low-income and underprivelaged families with the financial burdens of youth sports, ensuring all youth have an equal opportunity to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle.
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Apple has rejected the offer of a deal in a patent row that has so far prevented market rival Samsung launching a tablet computer to compete with the iPad.
Samsung had indicated it was willing to go to an early final hearing on patent infringement as soon as November.
However, it wanted to be able to sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia pending the outcome of that hearing to avoid missing the crucial Christmas sales period.
Samsung had originally planned to launch the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia last month but agreed to postpone sales until the dispute was resolved.
Representing Samsung, Neil Young, QC, told the Federal Court this morning that exchanges over the weekend showed the two parties were "a considerable way apart in formulating a basis for an early final hearing".
Apple's barrister Stephen Burley, SC, said the fact that Samsung had made an offer showed it was able to proceed to an early final hearing but was only prepared to do so if his client was prepared to accept the terms of its deal.
He dismissed Samsung's proposal as "a tactical one designed to support the launch of an infringing product".
If an injunction banning sale of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 was not granted by the court, Mr Burley said Samsung would have achieved what it set out to do and "crashed through" Apple's patents to provide a springboard for a next-generation product.
"Apple wants to ensure that a competing product that infringes patents doesn't go on the market," he said.
While Apple toyed with the idea of accepting a deal with its rival when it was first proposed, its rejection paves the way for a lengthy legal battle through the Federal Court system.
The two companies are also embroiled in legal battles in the United States, Europe, South Korea and Japan.
An original list of 13 infringement claims has been narrowed to just two, which are related to touch screens and the gestures used to control them, for the purpose of the local injunction hearing.
Federal Court judge Annabelle Bennett said on Friday that the offer put forward by Samsung was a way for the case to be resolved "sooner rather than later".
With the offer rejected, the issue could now take months to resolve, by which time the iPad 3 and a host of other rivals running the Android software used by Samsung's flagship gadget would be on the market.
The interlocutory hearing, which was originally scheduled for a single day is now into its fourth day and continues this afternoon.
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Posted By Briley Kenney On September 15, 2013 @ 10:53 AM In Windows | 10 Comments
[1]If you're not careful while browsing the internet you can contract a lot of different things on your computer. Some of those things include viruses, malware, spyware and more. Perhaps one of the most annoying things that can be installed is various toolbars and browser add-ons. Of course, you do actually have to confirm installation, but sometimes the software can be a bit sneaky or low-key about it. There are a lot of protection tools for removing all the big offenders, but not much out there for removing the toolbars. Force Byte Detector is a Windows application that not only helps you cleanup such offenders, it also helps protect your system from any further installations.
Main Functionality
[2]Force Byte Detector is a maintenance and security tool that helps protect and cleanup your computer from pesky browser toolbars. It can also scan for questionable programs and scripts too. It's portable which means you can run the executable as soon as you have it downloaded to your system.
[4]It's worth noting that this application is only compatible with Windows Vista and newer versions of the OS. In addition, it must be run with administrator privileges or elevated access otherwise it will not work properly. If you do not run it with elevated access the application will prompt you to restart.
The first time you run the application it will prompt you to check for updates to the software. Most likely there will be nothing to download, but it doesn't hurt to check. The application will then spit you out to the main menu, which displays the types of protection offered by the program. At the very top are three separate tabs: protection, cleanup and settings. Obviously, the protection tab is where you start and cleanup is for the removal tool.
On the protection screen you scan for questionable content. It will cycle through various software removal tools, most of which I was surprised were found on my own computer. To enable realtime protection, you need to navigate to the settings menu and then turn it on. Then all of the security status information on the protection screen will be updated. Normally it shows a red cross next to all of the items on the protection tab, but after being enabled they all turn to green check marks.
[5]When running the cleanup process you can enable manual or automatic cleanup depending on which you prefer. Manual cleanup will allow you to choose what is scanned and cleaned, while automatic just handles the entire process for you. If you choose the manual option, you will have three pages of settings to enable most of which have to do with simple maintenance or cleanup tasks. For example, the options include clearing browser history, error reports, log files, prefetch data, and more.
[6]While the scan and protect features work great, I personally would like to see a little more information on some of the flagged programs. During testing, when Force Byte Detector turned up something all it presented was the name of the offending software developer. There was no way to see what software was actually found on the computer, nor was there a way to see what it's used for. That leads me to wonder if something necessary –at least in regards to my personal needs- was removed from my system.
The cleanup tool is a bit lacking when compared to tools like CCleaner and similar software. That being said, it's certainly a nice touch and adds a little extra support for anyone that does choose to use the application.
[2]Force Byte Detector is a simple security and maintenance tool that helps you remove questionable software from your computer. More specifically, it's designed to help remove and protect from inline browser packages like toolbars and more. It can also help protect against malicious scripts and programs. It is totally portable and lightweight, using just under 12MB of RAM while running. Unfortunately, you need at least Windows Vista or higher to run the software and it needs to be started with administrator access or else it won't work properly.
Overall, if you're looking for a simple tool to help you remove some of those pesky browser toolbars, this one is a viable option. Other toolbar removers include avast Browser Cleanup [7], AdwCleaner [8], Toolbar Cleaner [9], and SlimComputer [10].
Price: Free
Version reviewed: 188.8.131.52
Supported OS: Windows 8/7/Vista
Download size: 2.42MB
VirusTotal malware scan results: 0/46 [11]
Is it portable? Yes
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[7] avast Browser Cleanup: http://dottech.org/99184/windows-review-avast-browser-cleanup/
[8] AdwCleaner: http://dottech.org/95989/windows-review-adwcleaner/
[9] Toolbar Cleaner: http://dottech.org/86930/windows-remove-unnecessary-toolbars-add-ons-and-bhos-from-chrome-firefox-and-internet-explorer-with-toolbar-cleaner/
[10] SlimComputer: http://dottech.org/85117/windows-remove-bloatware-toolbars-and-other-clutter-with-slimcomputer/
[11] 0/46: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/efd041be4fa0b33bd7c27675c3bacb14eb39230a300a5a580ea2ac059b4e4a45/analysis/
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Organization for Social and Cultural Rehabilitation
The Organization for Social and Cultural Rehabilitation (OSCAR), an indigenous Afghan organization, works to strengthen the nonviolent movement in Afghanistan, particularly in the country's eastern and southern provinces. Located in northeastern Afghanistan, Kunar province gained fame as the subject of the 2010 documentary, Restrepo, and is where much of OSCAR's work is based. A mountainous region made up mostly of rural villages, Kunar is a known haven of discord and local Taliban militias and foreign Al-Qaeda fighters, including Osama bin Laden at one time. OSCAR empowers its civil sector by training civil society leaders in communications, media, journalism, gender awareness, human rights, civilian mobilization, and environment protection.
"The perception about Afghan citizens being powerless must change," said Ahmadullah Archiwal, the organization's director. "OSCAR believes in strengthening the role of civil societies to fight against corruption and make government authorities accountable."
With a small staff, OSCAR relies heavily on maximum community cooperation to ensure successful projects and sustainability. A leader in educational initiatives on nonviolent tactics, also known as "nonviolent jihad," OSCAR helps bridge the gap between local populations and political decision makers who control the purse strings, and in essence, the fate of the Afghan people.
OSCAR's projects, which include investigative journalism workshops and a popular radio station, have mobilized several key Afghan peacebuilding organizations to provide training in nonviolent civic issues in an attempt to change the trajectory of corruption and strife in Afghanistan. But because of the security risks, few of these groups work in the challenging areas like Kunar that most need this mobilization. OSCAR operates almost exclusively in this province, and established the Kunar Center for Nonviolence in 2012. The creation of this home base has been used as a gravitational force and hub for spreading nonviolent practices. OSCAR draws its inspiration and the basis for its training and teachings from the rich history of civil mobilization in other parts of the world. Essentially a new ideology in war-torn Afghanistan, the center enables OSCAR to develop, test, and finalize its curricula so that they are consistent with Afghan values and Islam as well as international norms before their goal of rolling out educational institutions throughout the country.
"Afghans have been at war for 32 years now and they need to have peaceful and nonviolent alternatives for introducing changes in their lives and in the fight against corruption," Archiwal said. "We hope this [center] will change the course of events in Kunar and Afghanistan."
In addition to its pioneering teaching techniques and commitment to nonviolent practices, OSCAR operates on the principle that political stability and security in the region will also only be achieved through economic development and through tackling other key social issues. Mulvi Fazal Wahed, a 40-year-old participant in a recent OSCAR training, reinforced the group's core sentiment. "We learned we can achieve with nonviolent struggle whatever we cannot achieve with violence."
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This violent city seemed to have found a path to normalcy. Why did it revert to its old ways?
MEDELLIN, Colombia — A city synonymous with murders and drug cartels had finally started to shed its image.
Paramilitary fighters gave up their weapons. The city poured money into re-integrating ex-gang members while increasing basic services like running water to neglected hillside barrios.
Homicides plummeted. Headlines about a "transformation" and "re-birth" started to appear to describe what had once been one of the world's most dangerous cities.
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Medellin had finally found some respite. In 2003, thousands of paramilitary fighters started putting down arms under a peace deal with the government — more than 4,000 demobilized in Medellin. The paramilitary forces had brought the city's many drug gangs operating under their control and used the drug money to bolster their fight against the left-wing guerrillas.
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Murillo wanted to reduce the immense bloodletting while at the same time controlling Medellin's drug trade, gaining him the reputation as a peaceful drug lord of sorts. Those who didn't live by Murillo's rules were simply killed, but others operated in a state of "pacific co-habitation" with other gangs, said a former drug boss serving under Murillo who did not want to be named out of concern for his safety.
The relative peace Murillo enforced was "the best that a criminal has ever done. Better than the authorities," said the former drug boss.
But residents living in the poor barrios blanketing the city's hillsides say they never escaped the control of armed groups. "This period of calm was superficial," said one community leader. Like others interviewed for this story, she did not want her name used. Several residents said they had received threats from local gangs and feared repercussions.
The violence became more selective, with gangs targeting each other as well as civilians who crossed them. "It's more clandestine," said another community leader. They said threats against residents didn't abate nor did the control drug gangs held over the local population.
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By: getinvolvedman on July 29, 2008 - 7:24am - Add new comment
The cops are trained to spot and arrest illegal immigrants, which in their eyes are hispanic. Not the Russian or European illegals because the county and public sees illegals as all hispanics.
Let me ask this question, Where would this county be without the hispanics who do all of the jobs NO ONE ELSE will do?
I cannot wait to see the first arrest of an illegal European, but that will never make the papers because our problem is Hispanic.
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Continue the hatred building Sheriff Tanner.
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A few days past I posted about running against Ms. Laura Bush for BSCD School Board. I requested someone step up, it was suggested I should run.
However, as an educator in Beaufort County I believe it might be a conflict of interest. It is not a done deal, I am waiting for an answer from District Office. It is time for someone who has an interest in education and our community to consider running.
Time will tell here. Wish me luck or good luck to you for taking on the challenge. All is well until then.
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Time has come for someone to step and oppose Laura Bush for school board. If you are not involved in the schools here is a way to get there.
Bush has done nothing for the local constituents and needs to move on. She is just not active in the cluster of schools she represents. Bush has sided with the North of the Broad members against the HH cluster representatives because that is what she is about!
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