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A virtual memorial for Jeanne Achterberg (Jeannie to her friends)03/13/2012
We mourn the loss of Jeanne Achterberg and celebrate her marvelous life. We invite you to share on this site your own reflections about Jeannie
All of us at Saybrook are grateful that Jeanne served on the faculty for over 20 years. We cannot count the number of students and faculty who have learned so much from her. Jeanne wrote about her time at Saybrook:
"My expertise in working with students comes from a long love affair with being a researcher in unusual fields of health and healing, and from enjoying the excitement and energy that transpires in learner/mentor activities. I do help students (and faculty) get published, as evidenced by numerous examples in journals that I edit or have edited."
A virtual memorial for Arne Collen: celebrate his life with us here02/13/2012
The Saybrook community is saddened by the passing of our dear friend and colleague, Arne Collen.
Saybrook's community, united in scholarship and practice, is spread across the world -- and so Arne's friends and colleagues likewise stretch around the globe, mourning the loss of such a unique man and vital scholar.
Appreciating the difficulties of gathering such a dispersed community together on short notice for a memorial service, his family has asked that a virtual memorial -- a living document testifying to his life, passion, and legacy -- be held online.
We invite you to be part of it: if you have a fond recollection or favorite story about Arne, or just want to say "thank you" or "goodbye," please share it with his community of loved ones in the comments section below.
Arne has been a member of our faculty since 1978 and most recently served as Director of Research. He has deeply touched the lives of so many of our students and colleagues over the years. Willson Williams, co-Chair of the PHS faculty, knew Arne well. "Arne was one of the most gentle and kind people I have ever known. He had a gentle soul. He was thoughtful and caring and thought of others before himself. He had a generous and kind spirit."
Natalie Rogers' new book explores expressive arts for social change02/07/2012
"Creativity is like freedom: once you taste it, you cannot life without it. It is a transformational force, enhancing self-esteem and self-empowerment." -- Natalie Rogers
Natalie Rogers, PhD, founder of the transformational Creative Connection® system of person-centered expressive arts has published an all-in-one guide to group facilitation titled: The Creative Connection for Groups ~ Person-Centered Expressive Arts for Healing and Social Change, which, I believe, has the power to impact personal and global transformation and healing.
Every step of her unique, intermodal expressive arts process is explained in a way which allows readers to take part in the exercises as if they were participating in a workshop intensive. The tools, procedures, and resources designed to initiate creative action have all been included, making it a 'must have' book for anyone ready to stimulate growth through expressive creative action. This book is a soulful wake-up call for a world in crisis which requires new ways of seeing, acting, and being to begin the journey toward peace through community engagement. Natalie Rogers writes: "Using creative expression to get acquainted with oneself – one' values, thoughts, feelings, hopes, and dreams – is imperative in today's world" (p. 4). The next step – using expressive arts to build community and move in the direction of inner and world peace – is the goal closest to Rogers' heart. The underlying theme of the book is encouragement of expressive arts being used in groups as a vehicle for personal growth, transpersonal work, and building a sense of belonging and community (Rogers, 2011, p. 208).
Saybrook University introduces PhD program focusing on Creativity Studies01/19/2012
A complex fast changing world demands new, creative approaches to everything from corporate strategies to food preparation: Saybrook University is pleased to announce the creation of a unique psychology PhD program specializing Creativity Studies.
Saybrook has a long connection with the study of creativity: one of its founders was legendary psychologist Rollo May, who wrote The Courage to Create, and significant work on creativity was also performed by Saybrook faculty such as Abraham Maslow.
Today Saybrook is home to many of the leading contemporary scholars studying creativity, including Ruth Richards, Editor of Everyday Creativity, and Steven Pritzker, Co-editor of the Encyclopedia of Creativity. Together, they are creating a community that helps students become scholars in their own right.
The program will appeal to students interested in studying every aspect of creativity, including the traditional arts as well as a variety of other fields such as organizational creativity, mental health, education and social transformation. The curriculum will also include research into aspects of everyday creativity including, family life, daily decision making, and relationships. This study of creativity will be both academic and hands on: as they become scholars of creativity theory, students will also apply what they learn to enhancing their own creative process and providing learning skills to help others.
Saybook's Donna Nassor appointed as a New York representative of the International Peace Research Association (IPRA)01/17/2012
Psychology/Social Transformation PhD student Donna Nassor has been appointed as a New York representative of the International Peace Research Association (IPRA), a non-governmental organization in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC) since the 1980s.
Rollo May's last book, "The Psychology of Existence," to be re-issued01/16/2012
McGraw-Hill has announced that it is re-issuing The Psychology of Existence, the last book that pioneering existential psychologist Rollo May wrote in 2004.
May was one of the founders of Saybrook University, and wrote The Psychology of Existence with Kirk Schneider, a Saybrook graduate who is now also a member of Saybrook's faculty.
The New Existentialists has an interview with Schneider about the continued relevance of The Psychology of Existence, along with a discussion about what it was like to work with May in the last days of his life, getting him a copy of the gally proofs to review just two days before his death.
Saybrook University to Sponsor Chip Conley "Emotional Equations" Book Signing Events01/09/2012
San Francisco, CA, January 5, 2012 – Saybrook University announced today that it is sponsoring signing events for Chip Conley's new book, "Emotional Equations" (January 10, Free Press). In the book, Conley, dynamic entrepreneur and author of the bestselling "Peak", has developed a new lexicon for an emotionally intelligent age by introducing brilliantly simple formulas to help us explore and articulate something that challenges and connects us all: our emotions. Illustrating how to gain greater perspective and create the perfect equation for any situation, equations like "Joy = Love - Fear" and "Despair = Suffering - Meaning" have been reviewed for mathematical and psychological accuracy by leading experts. Conley shows us how to solve these equations (and how to formulate our own) through life examples and stories of inspiring people and role models who worked them through in their own lives.
The three Saybrook University sponsored events will be held in:
· San Francisco January 11
· Los Angeles January 25
· New York February 23
In addition to the above events, Chip Conley will be the keynote speaker at Saybrook University's residential conference on January 14, 2012. This conference brings together faculty and students from Saybrook's Graduate Colleges of Psychology and Humanistic Studies and Mind-Body Medicine for intensive classes and workshops in multiple disciplines. Chip Conley will also be the keynote speaker at Saybrook University's LIOS Graduate College (Leadership Institute of Seattle) graduation on June 18, 2012 in Seattle, Washington.
Saybrook University Appoints Chip Conley as its first Scholar-Practitioner in Residence01/06/2012
Mark Schulman, Ph.D., president of Saybrook University today announced the appointment of Chip Conley, award- winning San Francisco entrepreneur and noted author, as the institution's inaugural scholar-practitioner in residence. The Saybrook University scholar-practitioner in residence program emphasizes the importance of life-long learning, creative curiosity in support of new knowledge, and the application of this knowledge in service to the larger community.
The program is grounded in Saybrook University's core humanistic values honoring the infinite potential of human beings to grow and change in meaningful ways, regardless of the challenges they face. Saybrook University's scholar-practitioner in residence program joins a growing number of such programs across the country to bring the lived experience of professional practice and expertise into the realm of higher education – combining "the library and the street"- to prepare graduates to adapt, invent, and reinvent themselves, their organizations, and their communities in response to change and the challenges of the 21st century.
Chip Conley is the founder of Joie de Vivre, California's preeminent boutique hotel company now growing across the country. Influenced by Abraham Maslow's theories of humanistic psychology, exemplified by the oft-cited pyramid representing the hierarchy of human needs, Conley revamped his business model to focus on the intangible, higher needs of his company's three main constituencies – employees, customers and investors. He credits this shift for helping Joie de Vivre triple its annual revenues between 2001 and 2008. He was honored with the Most Innovative CEO in the Bay Area award by "The San Francisco Business Times" based upon this performance.
In announcing the appointment, Mark Schulman stated:
Saybrook Conference Sessions Open To Prospective Students This January01/04/2012
Join us at an upcoming conference session to engage in an integral part of the Saybrook experience. For 40 years Saybrook University has offered distance education for graduate students. Combining online and residential instruction, our programs foster close contact amongst faculty and learners while offering flexibility. A key component of Saybrook's learning model, residential conference sessions bring faculty and students together, spurring intellectual creativity, collaboration, and mentorship.
Prospective students may attend and observe two sessions at the SFO Westin Hotel in Millbrae, California:
Sunday, January 15, 2012 -- 9:15 am - 12:00 pm PST
Courses and Seminars:
Renewing the Encounter Between the Human Sciences, the Arts, and the Humanities
Introduction to Person-Centered Expressive Arts for Healing and Social Change
Buddhist Pathways to Health
Systems Practice: From Systems Thinking to Systems Being
Generative and Strategic Dialogue: Intro to ORG 7044
Trauma and Transformation: The "Human"
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 -- 9:15 am - 12:00 pm PST
Courses and Seminars:
Trauma and Transformation: Social Dimensions
Intermediate Training and Education in Hypnosis (5620)
Movement, Exercise, and Health
Researching Organizations and their Complexity: Exploring Methods That Support a Systems Approach to Change
City of San Francisco Initiative: A Collaborative Project Opportunity
Creativity and Writing: Beyond the Norm
Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet with faculty and Admissions representatives. To learn more and register, please RSVP HERE!
Saybrook faculty member George Kent publishes two new books on food production12/01/2011
Saybrook Professor George Kent - who teaches STR 6585 "The Human Right to Adequate Food" - has published Ending Hunger Worldwide, a book that challenges the naïve notion that everyone wants hunger to end. Rather, hunger ensures that some people will work for very low pay, so employers make good profits and consumers enjoy cheap goods. Hunger analysts typically focus on agriculture yields and interventions with capsules and supplements. They rarely acknowledge that hunger is a deeply social issue that is shaped by the ways in which people treat each other. The central concept that drives the book is that in strong communities, people don't go hungry. Strong communities have high levels of concern about one another's well-being. People may provide food to one another when that is necessary, but more fundamentally, they ensure that all have decent opportunities to provide for themselves.There is no shortage of food in the world; there is a shortage of opportunities.
Kent's other recent publication, Regulating Infant Formula, assesses the widespread assumption that the government or some international agency is monitoring the quality of infant formula. Government agencies sometimes raise alarms when a batch of formula is seriously contaminated, but they are not monitoring the product to ensure the health of children. More than half the infant formula used in the U.S. is provided by the government, at no cost to the families. The government monitors the economic impact on the manufacturers, but not the impact on the health of children. It has been estimated that more than 900 children in the U.S. die each year because they have been fed with infant formula.
Professor Kent was invited last year by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations to speak on Ending on Hunger Worldwide for its Global Forum on Food Security and Nutrition. The report from this event is available as a pdf for download.


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Alberta has been a tourist destination from the early days of the twentieth century, with attractions including outdoor locales for skiing, hiking and camping, shopping locales such as West Edmonton Mall, Calgary Stampede, outdoor festivals, professional athletic events, international sporting competitions such as the Commonwealth Games and Olympic Games, as well as more eclectic attractions. There are also natural attractions like Elk Island National Park, Wood Buffalo National Park, and the Columbia Icefield. Alberta's Rocky Mountains include well known tourist destinations Banff National Park and Jasper National Park. The two mountain parks are connected by the scenic Icefields Parkway. Five of Canada's fourteen UNESCO World heritage sites are located within the province: Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park, Wood Buffalo National Park, Dinosaur Provincial Park and Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump.
Perhaps it's the diverse and hospitable population, or the surrounding landscapes that are the epitome of breathtaking, or maybe it's the fact that Calgary gets more days of sunshine per year than any other Canadian city; whatever the reason, the minute you step foot in it, you'll know why visitors fall in love with "The Heart of the New West."
(Calgary, Jasper, Lake Louise, Banff)
As you stand atop the soaring Maligne Canyon and gaze down into the rushing waterfalls below, the epic scale and grandeur of Canada's Rocky Mountains will flood your senses like the thick waterfall mist.
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Welcome to the Best Western Marks Tey Colchester Hotel
Ideally located half an hour from the M25, the BEST WESTERN Marks Tey Colchester Hotel is the perfect place to stay when visiting the beautiful scenes of Constable Country, Colchester Zoo, the Norman Castle or to explore Suffolk.
With Marks Tey Railway Station on the doorstep there is a direct train link to central London and only a 50 minute train journey to Stratford.
For business or leisure:
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Within easy reach of numerous local attractions including Witham, Tiptree, Coggeshall and the Eastways, and Braintree Business Parks, BEST WESTERN Marks Tey Colchester Hotel is the ideal choice for business and leisure travellers looking for a hotel in Colchester.
BEST WESTERN Marks Tey hotel in Colchester provides 110 comfortable bedrooms and a range of meeting and events rooms able to accommodate up to 200 people, with free parking and free WiFi available throughout. There is also a Brasserie Restaurant, Lounge & Bar, and extensive leisure club facilities including indoor pool, hair & beauty salon, tennis courts, steam room, sauna and air conditioned gym at our hotel in Colchester.
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Yellowstone Camping Q & A
Like many Americans, the economy and gas prices may be affecting your summer vacation plans. The good news is that camping in Yellowstone is a budget-friendly alternative to hotels, and a whole lot of fun to boot. Read on for a few useful and interesting facts about getting closer to nature at a Yellowstone campground.
How do I choose a Yellowstone campground?
There are eleven developed, "front country" campgrounds in Yellowstone that can be accessed by automobile. You'll want to choose one based on several factors including seasonal opening and closing dates, what parts of the Park you would most like to see, and the time of day you'll be arriving at your overnight destination. If you are unfamiliar with the Park's campgrounds, start by viewing the many campground details available online including photographs, maps, and schedules.
How much does it cost to camp in Yellowstone?
Campsites cost as little as at $12 per night, per site. Campgrounds with more amenities such as flush toilets and nearby laundry facilities are approximately $20 per night. All campgrounds have tent sites and most can accommodate RVs, but Fishing Bridge RV Park sites are $28-$37.
Can I reserve a campsite in advance?
The seven campgrounds operated by the National Park Service are available on a first-come, first-served basis on the day of your stay. These include: the Mammoth and Indian Creek Campgrounds near Mammoth Hot Springs, the Lewis Lake Campground near the South Entrance, the centrally located Norris Campground, and the Pebble Creek, Slough Creek, and Tower Fall Campgrounds in the northeast area of the Park.
The other four campgrounds are operated by lodging concessioner, Xanterra Parks & Resorts, and these sites can be reserved in advance through the Yellowstone Reservation Center by calling toll-free: 866-GEYSERLAND (866-439-7375). These include the Bridge Bay and Grant Campgrounds near Yellowstone Lake, the Canyon Campground near the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, and the Madison Campground near West Yellowstone. There is also an RV Park, with 344 sites for hard-sided RVs only, at Fishing Bridge near Yellowstone Lake.
How popular is camping in Yellowstone?
There are more than 1,800 individual campsites in Yellowstone, used by nearly 140,000 people each year. For many visitors, their trip would be incomplete without the opportunity to share a campfire meal with family or friends, and to sleep under the stars. But some of the most beloved campgrounds in the Park take a lot of wear and tear over the course of a summer season. Through the Visitor Experience Initiative, the Yellowstone Park Foundation has funded projects like Campground & Landscape Rehabilitation to help ensure that your favorite campground remains the safe, attractive, and enjoyable place you love.
The Mammoth campground, in Mammoth Hot Springs, is the only front country campground in Yellowstone that is open year-round. Interestingly, it is historically significant as the first National Park Service "designed" campground. Formally constructed in 1938 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, it served as a model for planned, national park campgrounds nationwide. Other Yellowstone campgrounds open in either May or June, and close in September or October.
Are evening activities offered at Yellowstone campgrounds?
Yes, a wide variety of evening programs are offered in and nearby Yellowstone campgrounds, especially during the peak season of June through August. There are ranger-led "campfire programs" on a host of topics such as wolves, geothermal wonders, and stories from the Park's colorful history. Some campgrounds even have amphitheaters that offer ample seating and good acoustics for larger programs. And for those amateur astronomers, there are scheduled telescope programs for viewing Yellowstone's spectacular starry sky. Prior to your visit, check out the online program schedules on the Park's website.
Why does Grant campground open so late?
Grizzly and black bears frequent this area in the springtime when cutthroat trout spawn in nearby streams. The late opening date -- usually near the end of June -- is an effort on the part of the National Park Service to protect both bears and visitors. In fact, the former tent campground located at Fishing Bridge, another favorite fishing spot for bears, closed permanently in 1989 due to human-bear conflicts. Over the past 14 years, the Yellowstone Park Foundation has supported several projects to help prevent human-bear conflicts including ranger-led educational programs, and signage to promote proper food storage among campers. Through the Sponsor a Bear Box campaign, we are currently raising funds to install bear-proof food storage boxes in campgrounds like Grant.
For those who crave solitude -- and are able to carry everything they need on their back -- there is the option of camping in Yellowstone's backcountry. There are approximately 300 backcountry campsites in the Park, some of which are available through advance reservations. Learn more online about backcountry hiking and camping, or watch a video, funded by the Yellowstone Park Foundation, about preparing for your trip.


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Results vs. UNCC (2009-03-09 14:30:00)
March 9, 2009Charlotte, NC – The Pfeiffer men's tennis team fell to the Charlotte 49ers on Monday afternoon in a non-conference match-up 6-1. Even though the Falcons brought home only one singles win, the play was much closer than the scores communicated. One doubles set was lost in the tie breaker and the Falcons forced two singles matches to three sets.
Leading the Falcons was Sid Kaushik (India) who brought home the only win of the day in the second singles position 4-6, 6-2, 10-5. Kaushik also played with AJ Flores (Atlanta, GA) in second doubles to take their 8-7 match to the tie breaker, which unfortunately resulted in a loss for the Falcons.
Pfeiffer is now 4-4 on the season.Charlotte 49ers 6, Pfeiffer 1 3/9/2009 at Charlotte, N.C. Singles competition 1. Moritz Bernhoerster (CHA) def. Philip Lawson (PFEI) 6-4, 2-6, 6-1 2. Sid Koushir (PFEI) def. Michael Anders (CHA) 4-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-5) 3. Anthony Davison (CHA) def. Johan de Wit (PFEI) 6-0, 6-3 4. C. Martin-Lecamp (CHA) def. A. J. Flores (PFEI) 6-3, 6-4 5. Brad Clinard (CHA) def. Frank Pouchet (PFEI) 6-4, 6-2 6. Jesse Hutchinson (CHA) def. Cody Simpson (PFEI) 6-1, 6-0 Doubles competition 1. Moritz Bernhoerster/Jeff Archer (CHA) def. Philip Lawson/Johan de Wit (PFEI) 8-3 2. Brad Clinard/Chris Huynh (CHA) def. A. J. Flores/Sid Koushir (PFEI) 8-7 (7-1) 3. Michael Anders/Mirza Beciragic (CHA) def. Cody Simpson/Frank Pouchet (PFEI) 8-1 Match Notes Pfeiffer 4-4 Charlotte 49ers 4-8


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All recommended hotels in Zurich
Address Hottingerstrasse 31 (Hottingen)
Quick Read: Situated within walking distance of Zurich's Old Town and just steps from the Kunsthaus Museum, the Hotel Foyer Hottingen is a central one-star pick.... read review
Address Technoparkstr. 2 (Zurich West)
EuroCheapo Review: An outlet of the reliable French hotel chain, the Etap Hotel Zurich City West is a frill-free affair with 160 clean, simple rooms, a convenient location and rates that are cheaper than some of the hostels in town.... read review
Address Schiffbaustrasse 11 (Zurich West)
EuroCheapo Review: A branch of the reliable European hotel group, the Ibis Zurich City West offers standard rooms a prime location in the trendy West neighborhood and reasonable rates.... read review
Address Zähringerstr 16 (Altstadt)
EuroCheapo Review: The two-star Alexander Guesthouse offers 20 simple rooms and a fabulous location in the heart of Old Town. ... read review
Address Zähringerstrasse 36 (Altstadt)
EuroCheapo Review: The two-star Hotel Marta offers 39 basic, recently refurbished rooms in the heart of Old Town. Its rates are on the higher end of the EuroCheapo spectrum, but still reasonable for Zurich—worth it for the prime location.... read review
Address Friesenbergstrasse 15 (Sihlfeld)
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Address Anwandstrasse 10 (Langstrasse)
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Address Heinrichstrasse 68 (Zurich West)
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Address Badenerstrasse 324 (Langstrasse)
EuroCheapo Review: The three-star Olympia Hotel is located a thirty-minute walk (or a quick tram ride) from Zurich's Old Town. It's a business-class property with a friendly family feel.... read review
Address Asylstrasse 125 (Hottingen)
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Address Universitätsstrasse 101 (Hottingen)
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Address Kornhausstrasse 57 (Zurich West)
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Address Stationsstrasse 7 (Sihlfeld)
EuroCheapo Review: The trendy Zum Guten Glück is ultral-hip bar downstairs and sleek pension upstairs. These rates here are rock bottom for Zurich, but note to Cheapos: There are two shared bathrooms for the 10 guestrooms, and the staff here may be too cool for their own (or their guests') good.... read review
Address Zwinglistrasse 14 (Langstrasse)
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Address Brauerstrasse 24 (Langstrasse)
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Address Mutschellenstrasse 114 (Around Zurich)
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Address Freudenbergstrasse 146 (Around Zurich)
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Address Niederdorfstrasse 5 (Altstadt)
EuroCheapo Review: It's quite basic, but the inexpensive City Backpacker Hostel Biber is located smack in the heart of Zurich.... read review
Address Oberdorfstrasse 7 (Altstadt)
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Address Brauerstrasse 87 (Langstrasse)
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What a thrill ride it's been for Andi, Weiki, Sascha, Markus and Dani throughout North America and Canada! Fantastic, enthused crowds, ace burgers – the second last leg of the band's "Hellish Rock Part II"-world tour had come to a resounding close. But there's a hell of a lot more to come. Latin American and South American fans beware, as the band and its crew are packing up their gear and stretching their muscles yet again for the final chapter of an incredibly successful trip around the world, that will be accompanied by their very special guests GAMMA RAY. When the final curtain will be drawn in mid-December, "Hellish Rock Part II" will be remembered as an extraordinary triumph, having visited 30 countries for a total of 82 shows.
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U.S. oil prices could sink to $50 a barrel at some point over the next two years, according to analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.But don't expect a corresponding drop in gas prices.Merrill analysts expect U.S. oil prices to still average about $90 a barrel over the same time period. Global oil prices meanwhile, which more closely dictate the price of gasoline in the United States, are expected to remain high as growth in global oil supplies lags population growth and economic output.The drop in U.S. oil prices would likely be temporary, caused by the difficulty in moving huge amounts of new oil from places like North Dakota's Bakken shale or Texas' Eagle Ford to market. Already, all the new production has led to a glut of oil in the region.
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Ball State Holds Off Late Rallies by Men's Volleyball to Escape with 3-0 Win
January 28, 2012
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Fighting off late rallies by Pfeiffer University in sets two and three, visiting Ball State University was able to escape with a 3-0 (25-19, 25-23, 25-23) sweep of the Falcons in the NCAA I Mens Volleyball action on Saturday afternoon in the Merner Gym. The Cardinals improve to 5-2 overall while the Falcons drop their 2012 season opener.
Both teams traded early points in the opening set until a kill by BSUs Larry Wrather (Lake Bluff, IL) started a 7-0 run for the Cardinals at 11-10. Pfeiffers Quentin Moore (Richmond, VA) and Caleb Brophy (Mission Viejo, CA) would each register late kills to keep the Falcons close, but a final kill from Greg Herceg (Lakewood, OH) would give the Cardinals a 1-0 match lead.
Midway through the middle stanza, a service ace by Konstantin Weise (Berlin, GERMANY) put the Falcons up 17-16 with a Ball State timeout following. After a Matt Leske (Highwood, IL) kill but BSU back up one, Brophy stormed right back with another Falcon put down for a 20-20 set. Cardinal setter Graham Mcilvaine (Hinsdale, IL) snuck in a kill to make it 23-22 while the next three plays all ended in errors leading to a two-point set win for BSU and a 2-0 match lead.
More of the same continued in the final set as Ball State and Pfeiffer went back and forth to the end as three Cardinal errors led to a 22-20 lead for the Falcons. After a Falcon serving error and ensuing ace by Mcilvane, the two point Pfeiffer lead turned into a one-point Ball State lead at 23-22. A kill by Moore kept the Falcons within striking distance, but two final Wrather kills sandwiched in-between allowed BSU to hold off Pfeiffer again 25-23.
Ball State was led by Herceg, Wrather and Kevin Owens (Fishers, IN) eight kills apiece. Owens would hit .462 in the win while Wrather hit at a .438 clip. Mcilvane assisted 29 times on offense while the BSU defense came up with 10 team blocks. Moore led all hitters with a game-high 12 kills followed closely by Brophys 11. David Specian (Loxahatchee, FL) put up a game-high 32 helpers in the loss.
Pfeiffer will return to action on Wednesday night traveling to league newcomer Barton for their first road contest and first Conference Carolinas tilt of the season. Match time is set for 7:00 p.m.


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Le Grand Cortiou is magnificent!
As beautiful as the advertising pictures were, the house was even better. It is truly a special place. The farmhouse itself is both "grand" and comfortable. The rooms are generous and airy and have wonderful views in all directions. We particularly loved the small oval window views from the second floor. Just like a Fragonard painting! The potager was a lovely surprise for us. We were able to make many lovely meals from the fresh hen's eggs and just-picked vegetables. Sweet peas and fragrant roses were a bonus. The caretaker David is a gem. He could not have been more welcoming and helpful. He suggested really terrific day-trips and gave us great restaurant and winery suggestions. As non-French speakers, it was a particular help to have him available for questions. We loved the area. The property itself is incredibly private and peaceful, but it is also close to the vineyards and sights of the Loire Valley. A great home base for visiting the region. The only constructive criticism we have is regarding the kitchen set-up. Storage of dishes and glassware is not terrific, particularly for tall people. We had to get on our hands and knees to get access to china and bowls. A few hanging cabinets or open shelves would solve that problem. The oven is also in an awkward location. Also, I might suggest a better dining table outside. The plastic table and chairs don't really fit the grand setting. These were small things, though. We will highly recommend the property and will gladly tell our friends about it. We had an amazing stay. Thank you!!


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Tynamo is model-driven, full-stack web framework based on Tapestry 5.
Tynamo's mission is to provide implementations for different aspects of a full web application stack that offer reasonable out-of-the-box functionality and are easy to customize. We are intent on proving that web applications based on Java can simultaneously be high performing, easy to implement and fun to develop. We leverage existing technologies where possible and provide integrations with proven, clean and compact libraries rather than limit ourselves only to standard Java (JSRs). Tynamo is both comprehensive and modular so you are free to choose the parts you like from our full stack. And finally, we like Tapestry and our modules use Tapestry IoC extensively.
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Release notes
Update routing to T5.4 beta-26 #3
Update routing to T5.4 beta-22 #2
Tynamo team
Thanks to the enthusiastic, borderline pestering community :), yet another tynamo module, this time tynamo-federatedaccounts 0.5.0, gets an upgrade to T5.4! Use it before the code expires, see http://tynamo.org/tynamo-federatedaccounts+guide and code at https://github.com/tynamo/tynamo-federatedaccounts.
Release notes at https://github.com/tynamo/tynamo-federatedaccounts/releases/tag/tynamo-federatedaccounts-parent-0.5.0
User guide at http://tynamo.org/tapestry-security+guide, code at https://github.com/tynamo/tapestry-security/.
Enjoy the ride!
Tynamo Team
User guide at http://tynamo.org/tapestry-security+guide, code at https://github.com/tynamo/tapestry-security/.
Enjoy the ride!
Tynamo Team
New Feature
- [TYNAMO-221] - Add support for RestEASY generated JavaScript API
- [TYNAMO-231] - Integrate Swagger
- [TYNAMO-235] - Make it super easy to add CORS support.
+ issues on the github milestone 0.4.0.
For release notes, I'm thinking in the future I'm just going to link to the Github milestone for the release. Let's practice: tapestry-routing 0.1.0 milestone.
Release Notes - tapestry-security-0.6.0
** Improvement
* [TYNAMO-147] - Make tapestry-security compatible with tapestry-5.4
** Task
* [TYNAMO-236] - Migrate tapestry-security to tapestry 5.4 beta
** Github issue
#1: Implement a new default CookieRememberMeManager for creating smaller rememberme cookies (how do you get "release notes" out from Github?)
Now that a public beta of Tapestry 5.4 is out, we are also starting a module upgrade and release cycle for 5.4 compatibility. Tapestry-security 0.6.0 is first in line, watch for the release announcement later!
Release notes:
- [TYNAMO-211] - Allow parametrized configuration in federated login components for setting rememberMe in the token
- [TYNAMO-220] - Implement rolling tokens support for federated accounts
- [TYNAMO-181] - Implement DefaultJpaFederatedAccountServiceImpl
- [TYNAMO-182] - Support GitHub federated login
New Feature
- [TYNAMO-93] - Support for Google OAuth 2.0
- [TYNAMO-217] - returnPageName is required since there's no defaultReturnPage prop in AbstractOauthSignIn
Tynamo Team
- tapestry-resteasy 0.3.2 is mostly a maintenance release for updating the JAX-RS dependency to JBoss' resteasy 3.0.1.Final.
- tapestry-routing 0.0.6 introduces:
- cleaner and more flexible API design.
- support for reloading of @At annotations (TYNAMO-8814)
- support for the tapestry.application-folder symbol (TYNAMO-15717)
- the ability to contribute Routes from different sources
- a new annotation called @Route as an alternative to the @At annotation
Read more at tapestry-routing guide and tapestry-resteasy guide
The Tynamo Team.
- [TYNAMO-176] - Incorrect redirect to login page in case of ajax request
- [TYNAMO-125] - Else block for the security components
- [TYNAMO-193] - Allow temporarily disabling security for an invocation of Callable
- [TYNAMO-195] - Make LoginForm error messages localizable
- [TYNAMO-183] - Improve support for Instance-Level Access Control
Tynamo Team
Yes, we just might have forgotten to announce "a few" releases we've made. We got busy, what can you say? Besides our marketing dudes never do anything anyway. Let's start the year with a bang and correct the situation right now (after taking the marketing department behind the shed). Here's a recap of the previously unannounced releases we've made in the last four months:
tapestry-model 0.5.0
We finally implemented a built-in full text search. The Hibernate version is using HibernateSearch because it's ah so automatic and nice. Only thing is that it's local only. For the JPA version, we fully integrated ElasticSearch, the best thing since full-text bread. I dare say our integration is better than the one that Play framework has to offer. It seamlessly integrates with SQL-based search and is easy to extend. tapestry-model continues to be better suited only for the more experienced Tapestry users. One day we'll write proper documentation for it and surprise you all.
tapestry-security 0.5.0
A fix for TYNAMO-183 forced our hand because of some dependencies on 5.3 so we decided to push out 0.5.0 a bit early. We'll get the rest of the improvements in later. We are also dropping support for T5.0/5.1 but hey it's open source. If you find a bug in the earlier releases, send it to us and we'll patch it.
tynamo-federatedaccounts 0.2.0
TYNAMO-129, or rememberMe with rollingtokens made it as a new submodule of federatedaccounts. There's just no reason to use those puny, insecure and ordinary remember me cookies anymore. More at my blog post on RememberMe with rolling tokens.
jpa-seedentity 0.1.5
First, the younger JPA version of the well battle-tested seedentity library pulled next to the hibernate-seedentity, turned her head and waved, then sprinted ahead laughing, leaving the hibernate guy sobbing in dust (in terms of features).
editablecontent 0.0.3
I still think it's the coolest little library out there and just wouldn't be possible to implement without the lovely distributed configuration of Tapestry. You aren't still modifying your html text content in an offline text editor, are you? Now I just need to integrate conversation and inline image support.
security-jpa 0.0.4
Want to secure your data instances? This one works so well it's annoying.
In the past five years, I worked on a number of greenfield projects. In three out of four, we ended up choosing Grails - it is very hard to deny the market & mindshare , the expansive documentation, the big name company behind the project, the large community, a massive number of plugins (for pretty much anything that you'd want), the end-to-end stack (so, you don't have to choose your ORM, DI, etc) and the ease of getting started with a Grails project.
However, after working on a couple of these Grails projects for a few years, the latest project I got involved with , I chose Tapestry. In some cases, I've missed some of the niceties that Grails brings out of the box, but without too much effort I've been able to replicate them fairly easily.
The biggest reasons for picking Tapestry over Grails on this latest project have been:
- The inability to aggressively refactor your code - the dynamic nature of the language is nice when you want to knock something out quickly, and saves you a few lines of code here and there. However, after the codebase gets to a certain size, the inability to reliably refactor the codebase made the codebase difficult to evolve. Sure, IntelliJ & NetBeans has some support for refactorings in Groovy; however, it is not even close to the level of depth and ease of what you get with Java. I love Groovy to death, have been using it for many years (since it was in jsr-1 version) but ... the tool support is just not there yet (and likely will never be) and for a team of developers Java just ends up being a better choice (at least in the context of my team)
- The importance of Tapestry components cannot be overstated. In a fairly modern web app, the functionality of each page depends on a bunch of markup, some CSS from a stylesheet, and some javascript from a javascript file. Tapestry makes putting everything together and using the results extremely easy and logical. In the late days of the last Grails project I was involved in, it was a massive PITA to build a page that really should have looked like 'that other one' - even when you used tag libraries to encapsulate the markup generation, you still had to hunt down all the css and js files that needed to be there.
On the first issue, if you will be using Groovy for your pages, you will be in the same boat as Grails. Personally, I wouldn't recommend it - Tapestry already pushes the envelope on Java quite a bit, so your Java code ends up being very short and sweet already. In the past, I had attempted to use Scala in a tapestry app, and ended up having to just deal w/ some of the mismatches between the language and the framework and my pages ended up looking up like the same old java pages I would have had but with a different syntax.
On the second issue, there is the grails resources plugin that tries to pull resources kinda like Tapestry, but using it requires this artificial separation into resource bundles which seems to be a PITA and somewhat mind bending.
On the abundance of Grails plugins - after using a bunch for the projects I was working on, it turned out that many were not well maintained so we hadto take over and maintain them ourselves. Sometimes, they're a good starting point, but in the end ended up less of a factor than I initially thought.
I originally very much enjoyed the Grails build system (running on top of Gradle); however, with a pretty simple project setup, Maven seems to bejust as straightforward. If you wanted Gradle, you could use that for your Tapestry app, and be on-par w/ Grails.
On the latest project that I chose Tapestry for , I have been very happy with my choice. On a few occasions I've run into some frustrations (e.g. for rendering emails, I ended up having to use Freemarker, whereas with Grails the template rendering for emails comes for 'free' ; I had to build my own equivalent of the Grails "console" plugin where you can run Groovy commands inside of your running application); however, in all cases, the solution has turned out to be more elegant than I had expected (albeit, it required deeper tweaks in the framework than I had expected).
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Only when he went through the final stages of his pregame warm-ups did he feel it tighten up. And it was then the snap decision was made to scratch the Clippers' forward from Monday's game against the Washington Wizards, breaking his streak of 197 consecutive games started since his NBA debut in October 2010.
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Both players have been out for significant stretches. Paul has missed eight consecutive games and 11 of the last 13, and Billups has played in only three games this season.
Billups, 36, has been bothered by peroneal tendonitis in his left foot, and Paul has a bruised right kneecap.
Both players could still return on the road trip. Billups has already practiced with the team multiple times and has fewer remaining obstacles.
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Why do people shy away from the concept of connecting an Intelligent Designer with evolution? Is it because of the bad reputation that many religions have created for the ID through their superstitions beliefs that are justifiably looked upon as mere myth by the scientific community? Why do most psychologists prefer not to discuss spirituality with their patients? Is it because they themselves are often baffled by it and also harbor religiously conditioned superstitions?
Evolution and the Intelligent Designer are intertwined. If it were not for evolution, there would be no ID. If the ID exists where then did it come from? Did the ID create life or did life create the ID? Did Life begin on earth?
IMO, most of the people as well as I who subscribe to a logical Intelligent Design Theory theorize that the designer does not necessarily create or has created anything in the physical universe but that there is a collective consciousness (the ID) that guides the development of the universe like a Master Planner; there are no religious connections.
Spirit or soul is the record of our consciousness. This record of our consciousness is sustained via righteous living and upon our physical demise it is cleansed and transmitted to the ID. Evil deeds kill the conscience. It makes no difference what one believes or does not believe during our lifetime.
Religion is the culmination of its own politics and dogma and has often become something other than spirituality. Shouldn't religions strive to promote that truthfulness and rationality in religions are truths that can be substantiated by science or those that can not be proven to be wrong? Spiritual interaction is only possible between spirits. Claims of supernatural acts performed by physical or spiritual beings in the physical universe are not truths.


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Just like basketball, the NCAA Baseball tournament has 64 teams with 30 conferences receiving automatic bids for their champion (Usually the tournament champion). That leaves 34 at-large teams to be selected by a committee.
RPI gives you a pretty good indicator of where you stand nationally with other teams. Right now, the Tigers sit in the lower 70's after losing Wednesday night to Middle Tennessee. At this point in the season, a bad loss hurts more than a good win helps. To be a "Bubble" team, which basically is a border-line team to get in the tournament, you would need to be in the top-60.
Another bench-mark for getting in would be the total wins. I usually think that 35 wins before going to the conference tournament is where you want to be. In 2007, we won 33, but won another three in the conference tournament.
So, what we know now is that we are sitting at 23 wins and an RPI in the lower 70's with 18 games to go. What is remaining? If Memphis can play really well down the stretch, especially in C-USA, it has a chance. Going by Warrennolan.com the Tigers have 13 games left against top-100 teams, of those 13, seven are in the top-50. The Tigers also have five games against teams outside the top-100 with four of those outside the top-200.
So with 18 games left, Memphis would have to go 12-6 to reach 35wins. If the Tigers can avoid anymore losses to teams outside the top-100, 35 wins would put us in a good situation.
With the amount of losses to teams outside the top-100 (seven), the Tigers hopes to impress a selection committee will likely hinge on what we do in conference. C-USA is a top-five conference nationally, which means a high finish can impress. If the Tigers could win 14 games in the league (eight more) it would likely mean a top-3 finish.
Again, this is all my calculated opinion based on following this kind of stuff for 16 years as a broadcaster. The reality is, you never know what really goes on behind closed-doors when the selection committee meets.
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We are devastated to report that a three-month-old Pit Bull puppy named Joey was thrown from a car in Brentwood, Long Island, on Saturday. A witness found the tiny 10-pound pup in a plastic bag near the Sagtikos State Parkway, covered in fleas and crying out for help. Joey suffered three broken vertebrae in his neck and is recovering at the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island.
The ASPCA is offering a reward of $15,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. This reward is in addition to a $5,000 reward offered by the Suffolk County SPCA. We are also providing a $10,000 grant to the Veterinary Medical Center to offset some of the costs of treating and caring for Joey.
"We were both outraged and saddened to hear about this disturbing case of violent abuse, and the callousness that was demonstrated by those responsible," says Matt Bershadker, Senior Vice President of the ASPCA's Anti-Cruelty Group. "While our ultimate hope is that these types of heinous acts never occur, this is a message that cruelty toward animals will not be tolerated. We are pleased to be in a position to help those who are helping Joey."
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Prayers going out to Joey for a speedy recovery and a life with a new owner that will love him forever. And to the person who threw him out of the car...I hope you have a cursed life and you burn in hell.
I am devastated at the level of human cruelty to animals we still unfortunately witness- I must tell everyone though and I hope everyone already knows, that the United States of America is the most compassionate place in the world fighting both human and animal abuse. We must continue to educate civility and firmly communicate our ways to everyone who reside in this country . I volunteer with rescue and ADOPT NOT BUY ! KEEP THE FIGHT JOEY YOU ALREADY WET THROUGH THE WORST!
One who does that to a living being, is a THREAT to our society. Find him!
Citizens all over the world must step up their efforts to prevent such heinous, truly barbaric crimes, and the perpetrators should be given life-long prison sentences without any chance of parole! People who commit such acts cannot be redeemed because they are evil, pure and simple.
What makes a person grow up to be such a monster? If these people can be like this in one aspect of their lives can they still be a decent human being in other aspects? I'm not so sure they can.
Our family got some devasting news a couple of days ago, so forgive me if I sound like a terrible person. I really just need to get this off my chest. I think I have decided, at the ripe old age of 61, how I would handle things if I was God. I would make note of the people that abuse/molest/kill our little animal friends, our children, our friends and family. Instead of concerning myself with the outcome of some sport, results of award ceremony, or any of the good things God is given credit for, I would take a more reasonable approach. I would make sure that every child is born healthy and live a long and happy life. I would insure that the truly good people of this world would live to a ripe old age. I would make sure that all the truly evil people in this world would get punished while they were here on earth. I would have all of them be diagnosed with cancer, instead of the kind, gentle, good people that we all know and love. It may sound terrible, but the way I figure it I would be doing a service to the human race and the world. After all I would be God and could do as I please.
I'm prepared to love and care for Joey RIGHT NOW. I'm so glad that there are many of you out there with big hearts. To bad that's not as evident as the rampant stupidity and violence that permeate. What a beautiful little guy. My ex's beloved pit, Jaco, just passed away two days ago. He was the most glorious dog. Only five years old and we all adored him. And just said goodbye to my Little old boy, Jojo two months ago, so this story just sent me over the top. What is wrong with the human animal?! Someone on this thread posted that man was created in the image of God. Please stop parroting these ridiculous platitudes. All creatures are in the image of God and we're the ONLY creature that doesn't live in harmony with nature, so how can we claim sole ownership of God's image? How stupid. Let's all send Joey healing light and love.
Really happy to hear this poor pup is being helped now. The ASPCA continues to make me proud that I donate to them monthly, because I know the money goes straight to helping the animals.
Animal cruelty laws MUST be made stronger with no loopholes. We already know that "humans" who mistreat animals are very likely to use "that power" over children and others. Don't let this perp or any others get off free! Get them off our streets...period. Healing blessings to this innocent guy!
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Compass component for Cocoa
In my OS X Cocoa app, I'd like to display a compass face with degrees and maybe a needle. When the user clicks a heading, I'd like to retreive it.
Anyone know of a component like that? Programming it from scratch is probably beyond my abilities at this time.
|Dec 19, 2012, 03:41 PM
I haven't seen anything like that myself. However, I'd encourage you to try creating it yourself. It's not a terribly complex task as custom controls go, but it will be a good challenge for you. Working through it will also teach you a lot about how custom UI is done in Cocoa.
To get you started, the basic steps are:
1. Create a custom NSControl subclass, called say CompassView
2. In that class, override drawRect: and use AppKit and/or CoreGraphics drawing calls to draw your compass.
3. Override the NSResponder mouse handling methods (i.e. at least mouseDown, and in your override determine which heading the mouse down point is on top of.
4. Design a way for the control to communicate that a heading has been selected. There are multiple ways to do this, but what I would take advantage of NSControl's existing target/action mechanism, by simply calling -sendAction:to: anytime a new heading is selected. Along with that, expose the currently (i.e. most recently) selected heading as a property so it can be retrieved from the sender argument in the action method.
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If I may chime in with a bit of advice here:
The best way to accomplish this is probably to break it down into a series of discrete tasks, as follows:
1) Determine the best way to generate a compass heading from a click. Seems to me the easiest way to do this is to use trigonometry: Given X and Y coordinates relative to a central point, you can find the compass heading by calculating arcsin( Y / sqrt(X^2+Y^2) ). You may have to convert from radians to degrees depending on your math library. So, first write a simple function to convert X and Y coordinates to a compass heading.
2) Now you just need to get X and Y coordinates. You can do this by taking an existing class and creating a subclass, and putting your custom code there. When you click on an object, a call gets made to the object's mouseDown method. So, you need to add a mouseDown method to your object, that handles the incoming message. In this method, you should be able to figure out some way to determine the relative location of the click (I believe it's passed as part of the single parameter to mouseDown, encapsulated in an NSEvent object). However, you'll find that objects tend to have their coordinates start at one corner rather than nicely in the middle (I think it's the lower left by default), so you'll need to convert those coordinates to coordinates relative to the object's center by calculating it's frame size and doing a bit of math.
3) Put your function from the first step into the class from the second step, and call it from the mouseDown handler to determine a compass heading. You should test everything at this point to make sure everything is working. Using printf to check return values from your compass heading function is fine for now. Just make sure everything works as you expect (i.e. when you click on a point in the custom object, the correct compass heading is printed to the debug console).
4) Once this is all working, you need some way to do something with the compass heading. You have a few options here: You can have the custom object send a message to some other designated object with the compass heading as part of it, or you can simply let some other object know that there's a compass heading ready, and provide the most recently selected compass heading as a property that can be queried (as mduser suggested above).
You don't necessarily have to do these steps in order, but I strongly suggest you do so, as solving each of these successive problems will make it more clear what exactly you're trying to accomplish in the next step.
Good luck, and please do feel free to ask questions if you're confused or stuck on anything!
|Dec 20, 2012, 08:09 AM
Thanks for the blueprint. That makes the task seem less daunting.
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Three Kent State University students earned top honors in the annual Hyde Park Forum held Tuesday, April 6, in the Kent Student Center Ballroom. The annual persuasive speech competition, organized by COMM, featured eight finalists chosen from students enrolled in the Introduction to Human Communication class during the 2009-2010 academic year.
This was the fifth consecutive year for the Forum that has grown in interest and attendance each year. This year's event attracted approximately 700 students, family and friends.
Jessica Shanahan, earned first place and a $500 check for her speech on "Animal Rights vs. Animal Welfare: Where Do You Stand?" Shanahan is a freshman business management major from Mechanicsburg.
Ashley Tolliver earned second place and a $300 check for her speech on "Benefits of Sweatshops in the Textile Industry." Toliver, a senior fashion merchandising major, from Detroit also earned the Forum's People's Choice Award.
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Connolly, a freshman computer information systems major from Akron, spoke on "The Great Pacific Garbage Patch."
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