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O's aim to even series with Britton facing Rangers
Texas turns to southpaw Perez to keep momentum going
The Rangers are settling in to life on the road before next week's All-Star break, continuing Tuesday night with the second of four games in Baltimore.
Texas used a six-run sixth inning to down the Orioles on Monday night, helping the Rangers keep pace with Oakland in a tight American League West race. Meanwhile, Baltimore is in a bit of rut, having dropped four of five and five of its last seven.
Still, with both teams among the American League's playoff contenders, the matchup could become a more common sight come October.
And though both sides might be known more for offensive prowess, they'll each toss out an effective but relatively unknown starter on Tuesday.
For the Orioles, it'll be lefty Zach Britton getting the nod. Britton has pitched fairly well since he was recalled to plug a gap in the rotation, leaving the Orioles with a problem that seemed unthinkable just a few weeks ago: they have too many capable starters.
"Make sure that I am a good option and I'm giving our team a chance to win," Britton said of his mindset. "I think that's the most important thing. Obviously I felt like I needed to get deeper and I did that in my last start. But being able to consistently do that is another thing."
He tossed seven innings his last time out, giving up two runs on six hits for a no-decision in a 3-2 loss to the White Sox.
With Britton in, the Orioles are maintaining a six-man rotation. Manager Buck Showalter feels good enough about his options to keep it that way until the All-Star break, but says that won't be the case after it. Britton is most likely going to be the odd man out, but he's used to pitching with that kind of pressure by now.
The story is similar on the other side, as young southpaw Martin Perez will tackle the Baltimore lineup, which is fourth in the AL in runs scored.
But after shutting down the Reds and Cardinals for consecutive wins and spinning 5 1/3 innings without allowing an earned run against Seattle his last time out, the young southpaw isn't cowering from the O's powerful bats.
"I like facing good teams," Perez said. "It shows that I can pitch and I'm ready to compete."
Texas has won Perez's last three starts, part of a three-week surge that's seen the Rangers go 14-7.
Orioles: Chen to return Wednesday
The Orioles will activate Wei-Yin Chen from the disabled list to start on Wednesday for the third edition of a four-game set against the Rangers.
The decision allows Chen, who made his second rehab start on Thursday, to get an extra day of rest, and temporarily ups Baltimore to a six-man rotation.
"We can make some adjustments depending on what we do with our bullpen," Showalter said of the move. "Don't want to get guys too far away, but want them to get the benefit [of extra rest]. Because of the four days [for the All-Star break], it allows us to do whatever we want to do post-break. Everybody will have had rest to put them in the mix."
Rangers: Lewis, Harrison eye upcoming progress
Injured starting pitchers Colby Lewis and Matt Harrison are both on the Rangers' road trip to Baltimore and Detroit. Both are hoping their work this week leads to a significant next step immediately after the All-Star break.
Harrison, who has had two surgeries to repair a herniated disk in his lower back, is throwing long toss and playing catch off the mound. That's his plan for the rest of this week.
"We're still looking at the end of August if all goes well," Harrison said. "Maybe six or seven bullpen sessions and a couple of live batting practices and hopefully I can get in a game [on a rehab assignment] by the beginning of August. But everything has to go right for that to happen."
Lewis has had his setbacks in the past five weeks while trying to come back from flexor tendon surgery in his right elbow.
"We'll see how it reacts and then see if I'm ready for a rehab assignment," Lewis said.
Worth noting
• Orioles first baseman Chris Davis was selected to the American League squad for next week's Home Run Derby. Davis has a Major League-leading 33 homers this season.
• Monday's matchup was the first of the season between the two American League powers.
• Orioles first base prospect Christian Walker was added to the Futures Game roster for Team USA on Monday.
Chris Abshire is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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All degree candidates must meet the graduation requirements set forth in the Faculty Regulations. Academic and graduation requirements are fully set forth in the Wise Guide. Briefly, these requirements are as follows:
a. Credit Hours: Complete 88 credits (87 for students who enrolled prior to August 1, 2011) including the following mandated courses in the first or second year depending on the program:
Civil Procedure I
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law I
Legal Research and Writing (2 semesters in sequence)
Litigation Basics
Introduction to Transactional Skills
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b. Required Courses: The following courses must be passed with a grade of "C" or better:
Upper Level Writing Requirement - Students must meet this requirement by successful completion of two upper level writing units, one of which is the Serial Paper Component, and the other which is the Research Paper Component. For this purposes, successful completion means a grade of "C" or better. The acceptable methods of meeting the upper level writing requirements are: A 2 or 3 credit Guided Research or Writing Seminar (taken after all of the mandated courses listed above have been completed); and/or substantial work of professional quality that meets the writing requirements of one of the four law journals, the Moot Court Honor Society, or the Jessup Moot Court Honor Society, and has been approved by the appropriate faculty advisor.
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Students must successfully complete a Professional Skills course. Professional Skills courses will be noted on the Schedule of Classes available on the Law School web site. Students may take such a course at any time provide they have completed the mandated First Year Curriculum and any other pre-requisite courses as applicable. For this purpose, successful completion means a grade of "C" or better in a graded course, and "S" or better in an ungraded course.
d. GPA: Attain a 2.00 cumulative grade point average.
e. Semesters-In-Residence: Satisfy the semesters-in-residence requirement by taking six full-time or eight part-time semesters. (Students who transfer between programs must consult with the Assistant Dean to make sure this requirement is met.)
f. Completion of Program: Complete all graduation requirements within six years. Those taking an authorized leave of absence for active military duty may exceed six years.
First Year Curriculum: All students must "successfully complete" all courses in the mandated first year curriculum. Unless otherwise provided, successful completion means attaining a grade of "D" or better. Students who fail to successfully complete a course in the mandated first year curriculum must retake the course at the next possible opportunity, as ascertained by the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.
Legal Research & Writing: All students must take Legal Research & Writing II (LRW II) in the Spring following Legal Research & Writing I (LRW I). However, a student who receives a grade of F or FA in LRW I may not take LRW II in sequence but, instead, must take both courses the following year. A student who receives a grade of F or FA in LRW II must retake: 1) both LRW I and II the following year if that student had received a grade below C in LRW I; or 2) only LRW II the following year if that student had received a grade of C or better in LRW I.
Repeating Courses: Students have the option to retake a course they have failed. Whenever a student retakes a course, both grades will appear on the student's transcript and will be factored into the student's cumulative grade point average, but no academic credit will be awarded for the first time the student took the course.
Successful Completion of Prerequisites: To be eligible to register for an advanced course which requires a prerequisite, a student must have successfully completed the prerequisite course by earning the grade of "D" or better. If a student has retaken a course, only the grade received in the retaken course determines if the prerequisite course has been successfully completed.
Corequisites: To remain enrolled in a course which requires a corequisite, a student must either have completed the corequisite course or be enrolled in the corequisite course. (Successful completion of the corequisite course is not required).
Repeating Evidence for Clinicals: A student who received a grade below "C" in Evidence, but who wishes to register for a clinical course for which a grade of "C" or better in Evidence is required, may demonstrate competence in Evidence by taking a second, regularly scheduled Evidence examination. The grade achieved on this second Evidence examination will not appear on the student's transcript or be counted in the calculation of the student's cumulative grade point average, but will be used solely to determine eligibility for clinical courses. Students should consult the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs.
Every Temple student must have the equivalent of six full-time or eight part-time semesters-in-residence in addition to completing 88 credits (87 for students who enrolled before August 1, 2011). A student who remains a full-time or part-time student throughout his/her law school career and registers within the semester hour requirements will easily satisfy this requirement. It is the student who changes status or wants to graduate early who must consult with the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs to make sure he/she satisfies this rule.
Briefly, semesters-in-residence are calculated as follows:
Each semester that a student is registered as a full-time student and takes a minimum of 12 credits in a semester after the first year is counted as one semester in residence. A full-time student cannot graduate in fewer than six full-time semesters. Summer study will allow a full-time student to carry a lighter load during the last academic year, but will not permit a student to graduate in less than six actual full-time semesters (not the mathematical equivalent thereof). A full-time student who has taken 3 or more credits during the summer may take a reduced load of 11 credits in either the fifth or sixth semester only and still be considered a full-time student. A full-time student must be a Day Division student.
A part-time student must attend eight part-time semesters to graduate. The first year mandated program is counted as two part-time semesters. Thereafter, a part-time student will earn a part-time semester in residence for each semester in which he/she takes 8 or more credits. A part-time student may accelerate graduation by one semester provided he/she takes 8 credits, which are not otherwise required by his/her program, during summer sessions.
A part-time JD/MBA student wishing to accelerate graduation by one semester may not apply more than 6 credits from any one summer toward the 8 summer credits needed to meet the residency requirement.
Students who move between full-time and part-time status must attend the equivalent of six full-time semesters (not the mathematical equivalent thereof) as determined by the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. These students are strongly encouraged to meet with the Associate Dean to make sure they are in compliance. Failure to comply may delay graduation.
Students must attend a minimum of 80% of the regularly scheduled class hours in a course to be considered in regular attendance. Faculty members may impose more stringent attendance requirements for a particular course by giving enrolled students reasonable advance notice of their specific attendance policies.
In determining whether a student has complied with the 80% attendance requirement, all absences count. Therefore, whether a student's absences are excused or not, the total number of absences cannot exceed 20% of the regularly scheduled classes.
A student who fails to regularly attend classes will be prohibited from taking the exam and will receive a grade of FA (failure for absence) for that course.
In cases of absence due to illness, death in the family, or other emergencies, a student should contact his/her professors and the Office of Student Affairs (Suite 103, Barrack Hall; 215-204-8574). Receipt of such a message does not excuse the student from required course work or the attendance policy. It is the student's responsibility to contact his/her professors when an absence interferes with a deadline or other requirements.
Faculty Regulations permit class participation to be factored into the determination of final grades in upper-level exam courses. For an exam course in which class participation is being taken into account in determining final grades, the faculty member must file with the Registrar the grades awarded for the written exams, as well as evaluations of students' class participation, prior to the breaking of the anonymous code. The two grades can then be compared by the faculty member to determine whether the exam grade should be raised or lowered by one grade level where there is a substantial difference between the exam and class participation grades. Faculty members who intend to take class participation into account in grading will announce and distribute in writing such intentions on the first day of class. Students who make positive contributions to classroom discussion can also earn transcript notations which do not affect grades or grade point averages.
Enrolled students are classified either as Full-Time Day Division, Part-Time Day Division or Part-Time Evening Division. Part-time students are further subclassified as Regular or Extended.
Full-Time Enrollment: Full-time students are classified as first year, second year, or third year full-time students. Full-time students must attend during the day and complete the Full-Time sequence of the mandated First Year Curriculum to progress to second year full-time status. After the first year, full-time students must register for and complete four additional full-time semesters, which consist of not less than 12 and not more than 15 credit hours per semester.
Part-Time Enrollment: Part-time students are classified as first, second, third or fourth year part-time students. Part-time students must complete either the Part-Time sequence of the Mandated First Year Curriculum (which continues into the second year) to be classified as second year part-time students. The mandated First Year Curriculum for Part-Time Day students is identical in content and similar in sequence to that of the Part-Time Evening program. Part-Time Day students must meet with the Associate Dean for Student Affairs to establish a schedule of courses for their first and second years.
Part-Time students are billed on a flat fee basis during the first year. After the first year, Part-Time students make a one-time election to be billed on a per credit or flat fee basis. See "Transfers Between Divisions/Programs" below. After the first and second year. all part-time students must register for and complete four additional part-time semesters, which consist of not less than 8 and not more than 11 credit hours. In addition, all part-time students must take a minimum of 19 credit hours during the second and third academic years, including the summer session after the spring semester of each year.
Transfers Between Divisions/Programs: Transfers between the day and evening divisions and between the full-time, part-time regular and part-time extended programs may be permitted after the first year upon petition to the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Students should file these petitions as soon as possible before the semester in which the transfer is sought. The Associate Dean for Student Affairs will advise students of residency requirement consequences and possible financial aid adjustments resulting from the transfer. After the first year, each part-time student elects to be billed on a per credit or flat fee basis for the remainder of law school. After this election, transfer between the part-time programs is not necessary because the program requirements are identical, and such transfers are not permitted solely to adjust the method chosen for tuition payment.
Overload Policy: Students are ordinarily expected to register within the credit limits for their program: 12 to 15 credits for full-time students and 8 to 11 credits for part-time students. With the permission of the Associate Dean for Student Affairs, full-time students may be permitted to register for a one credit overload in one semester, and part-time students may be permitted to register for a one credit overload in two semesters. Other requests for overloads must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Committee through the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.
Underload Policy: Students are ordinarily expected to register within the credit limits for their program: 12 to 15 credits for full-time students and 8 to 11 credits for part-time students. Full-time students who have successfully completed at least 3 credit hours in any summer term or summer session abroad, may underload to no less than 11 credit hours during either the fifth or sixth semester (but not both) of their program without special permission. Other requests for underloads should be submitted to the Associate Dean for Student Affairs. Such requests can be granted by the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs only in emergency situations and may delay graduation. Other requests for underloads must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Committee through the Associate Dean for Student Affairs.
Cross-Registration: Day Division students are permitted to enroll in one evening course per semester. Evening Division students are permitted to enroll in one day course per semester. However, certain courses are available to both day and evening students and do not count toward the semester maximum. Courses designated as section 001-019 are day courses. Courses designated as section number 051 or higher are evening courses. Absent a waiver for good cause, students who cross register for more than one course in the other division will be dropped from such courses. Courses designated as section number 021-049 do not count as either day or evening courses and are not subject to the limit on day-evening cross-registration. Clinicals, Guided Research, the Integrated Trial Advocacy Program (ITAP), and the Integrated Transactional Program (ITP) course offerings also do not count as either day or evening courses.


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Additional resources for non-Hodgkin lymphoma in children
More information from your American Cancer Society
Here is more information you might find helpful. You also can order free copies of our documents from our toll-free number, 1-800-227-2345, or read them on our website, www.cancer.org.
Children with cancer
Children Diagnosed With Cancer: Dealing with Diagnosis (also in Spanish)
Pediatric Cancer Centers (also in Spanish)
Children Diagnosed With Cancer: Understanding the Health Care System (also in Spanish)
Children Diagnosed With Cancer: Financial and Insurance Issues
Children Diagnosed With Cancer: Returning to School
Children Diagnosed With Cancer: Late Effects of Cancer Treatment
Health Professionals Associated With Cancer Care
Talking With Your Doctor (also in Spanish)
Coping with cancer
After Diagnosis: A Guide for Patients and Families (also in Spanish)
Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) (also in Spanish)
Nutrition for Children With Cancer (also in Spanish)
What Happened to You, Happened to Me (children's booklet)
When Your Brother or Sister Has Cancer (children's booklet)
When Your Child's Treatment Ends: A Guide for Families (booklet)
Cancer treatment information
A Guide to Chemotherapy (also in Spanish)
Understanding Radiation Therapy: A Guide for Patients and Families (also in Spanish)
Clinical Trials: What You Need to Know (also in Spanish)
Stem Cell Transplant (Peripheral Blood, Bone Marrow, and Cord Blood Transplants) (also in Spanish)
Cancer treatment side effects
Caring for the Patient With Cancer at Home: A Guide for Patients and Families (also in Spanish)
Guide to Controlling Cancer Pain (also in Spanish)
Fertility and Women With Cancer
Second Cancers Caused by Cancer Treatment
Your American Cancer Society also has books that you might find helpful. Call us at 1-800-227-2345 or visit our bookstore online at cancer.org/bookstore to find out about costs or to place an order.
For family and friends of the child
American Cancer Society Complete Guide to Family Caregiving, Second Edition
Because... Someone I Love Has Cancer (kids' activity book)
For the child with cancer
Imagine What's Possible: Use the Power of Your Mind to Take Control of Your Life During Cancer (grades 4 through 6)
Let My Colors Out (picture book for children ages 5 to 10)
The Long and the Short of It: A Tale About Hair (ages 7 and up)
National organizations and websites*
Along with the American Cancer Society, other sources of information and support include:
American Childhood Cancer Organization (formerly Candlelighters)
Toll-free number: 1-855-858-2226
Website: www.acco.org
Offers information for children and teens with cancer, their siblings, and adults dealing with children with cancer. Also offers books and a special kit for children newly diagnosed with cancer, as well as some local support groups.
Children's Oncology Group (COG)
Website: www.childrensoncologygroup.org
Provides key information from the world's largest organization devoted to childhood cancer research to help support children and their families from the time of diagnosis, through treatment, and beyond. Also has a searchable database to find the COG center closest to you.
CureSearch for Children's Cancer
Toll-free number: 1-800-458-6223
Website: www.curesearch.org
Provides up-to-date information about childhood cancer from pediatric cancer experts. Has sections on the website for patients, families, and friends to help guide them on how to support the child with cancer.
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Toll-free number: 1-800-955-4572
Website: www.lls.org
Has an Information Resource Center, staffed by health care professionals, available via the toll free number; free publications on lymphoma, as well as other related topics (some materials are also available in Spanish); family support groups for patients, family, and friends are available in most geographical areas; free education teleconferences and webcasts (schedule is available on the website; also has a program to assist patients with significant financial need to cover some of the costs associated with transportation, drug co-pays, and insurance premiums.
National Cancer Institute
Toll-free number: 1-800-4-CANCER (1-800-422-6237)
Website: www.cancer.gov
Provides accurate, up-to-date information about cancer for patients and their families, including clinical trials information. Offers a special booklet for teen siblings of a child with cancer at: www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/when-your-sibling-has-cancer.
National Children's Cancer Society, Inc.
Toll-free number: 1-800-5-FAMILY (1-800-532-6459).
Website: www.children-cancer.org
Services include an online support network for parents of children with cancer, educational materials, and financial assistance for treatment-related expenses.
National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities (NICHCY)
Toll-free number: 1-800-695-0285 (also for TTY)
Website: www.nichcy.org
Provides information about disabilities and disability-related issues for families, educators, and other professionals.
Websites for teens and children
Starlight Children's Foundation
Toll-free number: 1-800-315-2580
Website: www.starlight.org
Website has animated stories and interactive programs to teach kids about chemo and procedures that are done in the hospital; also has videos specifically for teens and provides a safe, monitored online support group for teens with cancer.
Group Loop (a subsite of the Cancer Support Community just for teens)
Toll-free number: 1-888-793-9355
Website: www.grouploop.org
An online place for teens with cancer or teens who know someone with cancer to connect with other teens away from the pressures of classes, responsibilities, and treatment schedules. Has online support groups, chat rooms, information, and more.
Teens Living with Cancer
Website: www.teenslivingwithcancer.org/
An online-only resource dedicated to teens coping with a cancer diagnosis and treatment. It focuses on teen issues and provides resources to support teens, their families, and friends.
SuperSibs! powered by Alex's Lemonade Stand
Toll-free number: 1-866-333-1213
Website: www.supersibs.org
Supports, honors, and recognizes brothers and sisters of children diagnosed with cancer so they may face the future with strength, courage, and hope. Alex's Lemonade Stand is restarting SuperSibs in 2014 so there may be some delays with resuming support services.
No matter who you are, we can help. Contact us anytime, day or night, for information and support. Call us at 1-800-227-2345 or visit www.cancer.org.
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A person who appears "dirty", but is actually clean. A person who has the appearance of being a low life or criminal, but remains relatively clean in his business.
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Nottingham Trent University adopted unified communications, collaboration tools, TelePresence, and lecture capture.
Located in the United Kingdom, Nottingham Trent University (NTU) serves 27,000 students and is consistently ranked as one of the country's top universities for graduate employment. The university regards communications and collaboration as strategic tools for learning and administrative efficiency. "Advanced collaboration capabilities and video are essential to first-rate student academic experience, as well as supporting academic and professional colleagues, both inside and outside the classroom," says Mike Day, director of information technology for NTU.
Over time, NTU had accumulated disparate voice systems in 50 buildings spread over three campuses. University leaders wanted to replace them with a centralized unified communications system that would serve as the foundation for collaboration applications and video.
One goal was building an intelligent contact center that would enable 100 agents to efficiently handle thousands of calls daily during "clearing week," when U.K. students who do not receive offers of admission from their first-choice university vie for spots in other universities. "Making sure we can quickly route prospective students to an agent with the right skills creates a good first impression and helps us fill the class with the best students," says Thomas Farrand, team leader for unified communications at NTU.
The university also sought to optimize the performance of instructors and administrators who frequently work on virtual teams with members in different locations. The goal was empowering university employees in different locations to collaborate with presence, instant messaging, click-to-dial, and video conferencing.
And to enrich the learning experience with video, NTU needed a simple way to transform video lectures for viewing on and off campus on a variety of devices, including mobile devices, PCs, and digital signage in other lecture halls. "Making lectures available for viewing on the web would save part-time students the time and costs of driving to campus, attract distance-learning students, and enable all students to review lecture content," says Jon Higton, application and collaboration services manager for NTU. Similarly, streaming lectures to other classrooms would allow more students to enroll in classes and enable two or more classes to come together to hear guest speakers. The law school already had a lecture-capture system, but video quality was poor.
NTU is achieving its goals with Cisco® Unified Communications, Cisco Unified Contact Center Express, Cisco collaboration applications, Cisco TelePresence®, Cisco Media Transformation services, and the Cisco Digital Media Suite. "Cisco provides all the components NTU needs for collaboration, including the unified communications platform, video endpoints, wired and wireless networks, and security," Day says. "Cisco's breadth of solutions makes it easier for the university to do strategic planning to stay at the forefront of communications and collaboration technology."
The university began its transition to Cisco Unified Communications in a new campus center and two refurbished buildings. More than 3,000 university employees currently have Cisco Unified IP phones. Faculty and staff can work from any of NTU's three campuses by logging on to a Cisco Unified IP phone to personalize it with their own phone number, speed-dials, and other preferences.
Other Cisco solutions are transforming the experience for students and increasing efficiency for faculty and staff:
● Efficient contact centers: The admissions office and IT helpdesk use Cisco Unified Contact Center Express to route prospective students' calls to the first available agent with the appropriate skills. "During clearing week, IT managers monitor real-time statistics on a wall display and can instantly move agents to different queues and change skill levels to give students a positive experience with the university," says Farrand. For helpdesk calls, the system assigns priority to calls based on the calling number and the interactive voice response (IVR) option that the caller selects. Calls from classrooms requesting assistance with audio/visual equipment receive highest priority.
● Convenient collaboration among faculty and administrators: Faculty and staff save time by checking whether colleagues are online or on the phone and then simply clicking to dial or send an instant message. They use Microsoft Office Communicator (MOC), which connects to Cisco Unified Communications Manager for remote call control. "Cisco UC Integration for MOC simplifies collaboration by letting us click to dial an Outlook contact or to escalate from a Microsoft IM session to a Cisco voice or video call," says Farrand. A single call control system for desk phones and softphone clients also lowers operational costs.
● Voice-activated dialing: Using Speech Connect for Cisco Unity, callers can quickly contact someone simply by speaking their name. Students and visitors especially appreciate voice recognition in faculty entrances, where phone directories typically are not available. This capability eliminates the need for paper phone directories and constantly having to replace them while also giving the university a tidier appearance.
● Lecture capture: NTU has deployed either Cisco TelePresence System Integrator C-Series units or pan‑tilt-zoom video cameras in 14 lecture halls. Four Cisco MXE 3500 Media Experience Engines are used to transcode captured video for viewing on mobile devices, PCs, and Cisco Digital Signs in other lecture halls. "Our system can record up to eight hours of footage daily from each venue, so the Cisco MXEs can transcode up to 560 hours of video weekly," says Higton. "As a result, students can view lectures anytime, anywhere, using any device." Currently, approximately 1,000 students watch 100 videos monthly. By October 2012, the university expects to capture lectures in 25 theaters, increasing the amount of captured video by tenfold. Lectures are stored for about two weeks.
● TelePresence: Cisco TelePresence Systems in several large lecture halls help bring experts from other locations into the classroom and enable teams of students in different locations to collaborate on small‑group projects. The vice chancellor recently delivered a lecture in Australia from a campus Cisco TelePresence system, avoiding travel time and costs.
Excellent Caller Experience for Students, Faculty, and Staff
During the U.K.'s hectic clearing week, maximizing the number of prospective students who can reach someone in the admissions office on the first call helps NTU admit the best-qualified students. Over the first four days of clearing week in 2011, Cisco Unified Communications Manager efficiently handled 25,500 incoming calls, about half of those from students inquiring about admission. "Thanks to intelligent call routing and real-time reporting in Cisco Unified Contact Center Express, 100 agents were able to answer 96 percent of approximately 13,000 student calls during clearing week without having to route callers to voicemail," says Farrand. "Answering students' calls personally creates a good impression of the university, and also helps us admit the best qualified students." The university credits Cisco Unified Contact Center Express with helping to fill all remaining places.
Contact center agents use Cisco IP Communicator on their PCs. "Cisco IP Communicator increases business resilience, because agents can work from anywhere on campus, and could even work from home if necessary," Farrand says.
Enriched Part-Time Study and Distance Learning
Lecture capture supports the university's part-time and distance-learning programs by enabling students to view the same lectures delivered to full-time students, anytime, anywhere, on any device. A large window displays the lecturer's visual aids, such as PowerPoint presentations or an application, and an inset box displays high-definition video of the lecturer, helping to engage students.
Increased Administrative Efficiency
Cisco UC Integration for MOC makes it easier to reach out to colleagues with presence, instant messaging, or click to dial. "I don't need to know your direct dial, email, or IM address, because I can just click to reach you in the most appropriate way," says Farrand.
Agility to Stay at Forefront of Technology
To reduce costs, the university purchased 3500 licenses for Cisco Unified Workspace Licensing Professional Edition. The IT department can activate new users or applications on demand, as business needs change. Cisco Unified Workspace Licensing includes three years of access to the latest Cisco software updates for major, minor, and maintenance releases, as well as online tools and communities. This capability will help the university remain at the forefront of communications and collaboration technology without having to request additional budget.
Next Steps
NTU continues to find new ways to take advantage of video to improve the student experience, including using the Cisco MXE 3500 Multimedia Experience Engine to allow searching within videos by keyword or speaker. Another plan is using the Cisco MXE 3500 to transform television programs from the U.K.'s Open University station for viewing on Cisco Digital Signs. "We also plan to create an archive of television programs in Cisco Show and Share to replace our existing DVD library, making it easier for faculty to view programs and include snippets in their lectures," says Higton.
Video conferencing is also on the rise, and faculty and staff have begun requesting desktop Cisco TelePresence systems. "TelePresence is a better option than consumer video conferencing services in higher education, because it provides more control and resilience," says Higton.
Yet another idea is using Cisco TelePresence and Cisco UC Integration for MOC to extend office hours. "At the end of a term, students compete for time with tutors," says Farrand. "With Cisco UC Integration for MOC, students can see if tutors are available before or after usual office hours, and then just click to send an instant message requesting a video conference. They can engage in a collaborative way, share documents, and bring in video if needed."
Day concludes, "Cisco Unified Communications provides a platform to continue adding collaboration capabilities, helping to enhance NTU's national and international reputation as a dynamic and forward-thinking institution."
For More Information
To find out more about Cisco Collaboration, visit: http://www.cisco.com/go/collaboration.
To find out more about Cisco Video Content, visit: http://www.cisco.com/go/videocontent.
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Figure 8.10a: Sound Configuration Utility
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Oh summer! How I love you!
So a few years back, I wasn't much of a summer girl…I much preferred fall or spring because
I felt like it was much easier to get dressed in. Summer always had me worrying about being
all sweaty, my makeup getting all oily or constantly wearing
shorts (not that that's a bad thing!) but my legs would get too tanned.
The last couple of years though I've been enjoying the summer quite a lot; it's even
become one of my fave seasons now.
The summer in Cali has especially been winning my heart over with its' gorgeous blue skies,
light breezes to keep you cool,
palm trees that make out a rad backdrop and the perfect warm temperatures.
Summer days like these call for:
pretty one sided blouses,
floppy hats,
different color sunglasses,
wearing sandals,
short shorts,
bright lipstick colors,
cold lemonades,
the beach,
windows rolled down and singing out loud,
picking up pretty flowers,
water balloon fights,
dying your hair lighter,
Ok you get the point!
I love me some summer at the moment…. what do you love?
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here in rome summer is quite tooo hot. It often happens to me that i just want a colder day to stay cool!:D
loooove too… nice top, I love it
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amazing photo:) love your hair style:)
I really like this outfit!Good choice!
Cute post!
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I love summer! You – Gorgeous! Your beautiful hair is ideal for color shorts!
I love the top and shorts! You look absolutely darling
I'm still a girl you used to be a few years ago… It is 100 degrees where I live now and I'm pretty sure I'll die of heat soon Also, it is really hard to dress for work in this weather! Don't like summer very much right now
Those shorts are amazing! I also really like summer, but here in Holland we only get rain at the moment. So, I'd love a sunny summer
You are soo cute Jules! You embody summer, haha x
You pretty much summed it up!
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This is a really cute post Ju =)
You couldn't have said it better! I live in Hawaii but I would LOVE to spend my summers in Cali!
I love everything about summer..
dresses… shorts.. icecream.. everything!
You look great !
great blouse<3
I like so much these colors:)
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LOVE this outfit on you!
I can't wait for Summer… So I can enjoy all the things you mentioned
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Gorgeous ^_^ I would wear it just like this!
The beach is my best friend, together with the sun and I could stick to your list without missing anything elseEnjoy ur summer, I wish the weather was here just as perfect xx
cute top! i loooove summer xx
LOVE that pic!
the top is so cool!
those shorts are very nice
sooo cute!
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This top is fabulous! love the colors ^^ x
I used to be more fond of the autumn and spring, too. But summer has grown on me! You look so pretty in the rust hues! Very summer perfect.
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such a lovely picture
I love your outfit!! Awesome shorts!! I can't wait to do all those things you love at the moment because Holland is rainy and dreary but soon I'll be loving some sunshine in the Caribbean:)
Emy -
i LOVE being able to rid my bike and wearing summer dresses summer is my favorite season hands down xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
Really like your blouse!
My fav part of summer is being able to take walks at night while its still light out and warm
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That shirt is so FUN! It completely looks like it was made for you! Right now I am loving summer too because I'm off work (I teach), but I really want August to be here already…I'm due to deliver next month!
Oh how I wish I had that problem, my legs getting too tanned! I need me some fake tanner to do that! *lol
you're so pretty, no matter what you put on, it fits you perfectly
summer is for sure one of my fave seasons! i love lazy days by the pool and trips to the beach
p.s. and i love your blouse!!
fabulous shorts and hair dear!<3
I love summer and my pups. There's nothing better than laying out on a sunny beach with two lazy dogs by your side. NOTHING!
Cute blouse, love the colors
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so true! summer has its challenges with fashion, but that list is a perfect summation of all the necessities!
haha so true, especially the popsicles I love this comfy and cool outfit!
pretty! love this
Floppy hats and the beach, all I want right now, hope you have an awesome summer!
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I was exactly the same! I was in love with fall and spring but hated summer – I'm coming around to summer now too… I finally started wearing shorts and skirts and now I love it! I love your summer days list although I wish I lived near a beach *sigh*
i'll always be a fall baby! the east coast is just humid hell! plus fall is my birthday season! and fall fashion, new beginnings its like a new year…….but summer does bring relaxation!
Love your outfit but I'm already sick of summer here in Florida. Too damn hot! Your ideas are all great for suumer.
I agree! By the way your outfit is the perfect summer outfit. You look lovely as always!
xo Julia
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me too! It's my favourite, along with this outfit of yours!
xo L.
I'm just not a big fan of summer when it's super hudmid outside and you cant even lift a arm LOL! I love your top
sweet look and love the composition of the pic
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aw i love this outfit, that top is so cute! i used to hate summer too because of the heat, but i'm appreciating the beach and the rivers a lot more! i love packing a picnic and some beer and just lounging on the beach all day with a good book…which is what i plan on doing later today!
You look as beautiful as always!
I enjoy reading/watching your blog after an exhausting day at work.
i love the print on your top! very fun and geometric
I always follow you and i totally LOVE all your posts!!!! much love
I want those shorts!
So pretty! I love the colors!
I am totally with you. I used to dislike summer just because I know that I get tanned really easily which don't need at all. For some reason, this year I am just loving it.
I am learning to love colors and styles I never knew i'd like.Great top..love the colors. The one shoulder top is very flattering on you.
Sheryl** thanks for the twitter follow babe!
I love this outfit, and your lovely nail colour! xoxo
Im a southern Ca girl as well and I couldn't have described summer love better! Bike rides to the beach for happy hour to watch the sunset are amongst my favs. Have you checked out the Venice Ale House yet. Organic food, amazing beer selection, good vibes! The even have Vegan Options
I know this summer in cali has been turning into one of my fav summers also!! The weather is beeeeauuutifull!
I love those copper shorts and that top!! Always lookin cute Julsey!!
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Summer has my heart, well, summer in other regions other than the Great Lakes Region has my heart.
It's pretty gross here. But I do love going out on the lake and having fun that we can't do 6 months out of the year when it's too cold.
Gorgeous top, Jules.
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so cute style this short a good and the top,topissime.
My summer sucks so far haha. I lost my job, and I was supposed to be rocking a Bikini at least thats what i told myself! I hope that i can make something out of it before it's over though.
I love this style, the colors are beautiful!
i love summer too!!
I love life, cinema….
I love your shit!
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Love this outfit, that one shoulder-ed top is so perfect and summery! Cracks me up that you used to worry that your legs would get too tan in the summer, mine are so white they're transparent and never tan at all! Which is kind of why I don't like wearing shorts. But, like you, I'm embracing summer this year, and I think I'm going to be living in loose tanks like T by Alexander Wang tanks:
maxi dresses:
and bright fuchsia lipstick:
Yup. Kind of loving summer this year, in spite of day after day in the upper 90s here in Madrid!
love the beach
You look so lovely!
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I'm totally a summer girl!! Love it when it's hot!
xx Olga
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congrats on the new gig, jules! can't think of anyone more deserving than you.
Oh I love everything about your top!
Beautiful photo I lovee summer! I don't want it to end
I love your hair – that's I love! Of course I love ALL of your outfits but gosh you are just stunning and beautiful and I wish I could pull off bangs like you!
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Your hair looks so perfectly placed..
you look too cute!! i love eating light salads and refreshing pops in the summer!
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I'm starting to love summer more and more, too!
This is adorable!
You know, Autumn ands Winter and my favs still. Maybe in a future I change my mind like you did. :))
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I'm always diggin your style. Love the colors you put together. I wish I could live in Cali weather. Texas is always so hot!
i was going to wear one sided dress too!
but was too humid
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I love that you are possible the only one in L.A. not complaining about Carmageddon
all thee above
Pearl -
The best thing about summer is that u can go casual and chic, in one very simple way. This look is easy and the colours are sweet. Love the shorts!
You really inspire myself… But It's cold here in Buenos Aires!!
nice color!
Your bangs are shorter! It looks cute!
Late nights, bbqs, monitor, sunshine, dresses and more! Happy weekend!
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Love the top and the color of those shorts! & I can completely relate about loving the fall weather and not being a fan of summer. Now I love it!
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wow, i love this!
i love your one sided top! totally agree with your list of fun summer things hmm what I am I loving at them moment? frozen yogurt and NYC. but i can't wait to visit cali in august and experience the summer there <3
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Summer is my favorite season! You have an amazing sense of style! (:
I love wearing light dresses and chunky jewelry!
love this outfit! and your hair! our ombre is almost the exact same color. keep up the awesome posts!
so cute!
me? i love your outfit and your blog!!!!!
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oooh i love your shorts and that awesome one shoulder top
stella -
This year summer kind of sucks in Oregon.
It's too cold…
But hey, I still lovee spending time with friends and fam!
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This look is perfect. I like so much. I'm fan <3


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