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Irfan Chaundry (center), president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Lynnwood, speaks with Jewish members of Temple B'nai Torah. For the second year in a row, members of Temple B'nai Torah and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community broke their fasts together in honor of the Jewish Fast of Tisha B'av and the Muslim Fast of Ramadan, respectively.
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Rabbi Jim Mirel speaks at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Center in Lynnwood. Members of the Temple B'nai Torah joined Muslims at the center to break their fasts together.
Members of two faiths shared those and other thoughts on fasting at a rare gathering Tuesday evening. After the sun was down, the event ended with a sumptuous meal where Muslims and Jews joined together for the breaking of their ritual fasts.
"Breaking bread is an amazing tradition. People who eat together cannot be angry with each other," said Ata Karim, a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Greater Seattle, which hosted the event at its Ahmadiyya Muslim Center in Lynnwood.
Called "Two Faiths, One God," the gathering recognized Ramadan, the ninth and holiest month of the Islamic lunar calendar, and the Jewish fast of Tisha B'av.
This was the second year for the gathering. A year ago, when the Jewish fast day also coincided with Ramadan, Temple B'nai Torah in Bellevue hosted the gathering. And Tuesday night, members of that Reform Jewish community traveled to Lynnwood to be welcomed at the Muslim center.
"Last year, when we met at the temple, we all felt so welcome," said Irfan Chaudhry, president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Greater Seattle. "It is something we will always cherish," he said in welcoming remarks Tuesday.
Muslims fast from dawn until sundown during Ramadan, which this year began July 9 and will end Aug. 7. The annual Jewish fast day Tisha B'av -- the ninth day of "Av," or the fifth month -- is a day of mourning that commemorates the destruction of ancient temples in Jerusalem and other tragedies that have befallen Jewish people.
Both Karim and Rabbi James Mirel of Temple B'nai Torah spoke about fasting to those gathered Tuesday, and were joined in sharing their thoughts by young people from both communities. There were also readings from The Torah, known to Christians as The Old Testament, and The Holy Quran.
"Fasting is cleansing and purifying of our souls, a source of many blessings," said Shujah Sial, who represented Muslim youth. "To me, it is more than starving myself. It changes my outlook on life."
Lauren Balter, 24, a leader of the Jewish young adults' group Jconnect Seattle, also spoke about fasting and bridging differences. "People fear and attack the unknown. This is a profound learning opportunity," she said. Balter added that having observed one-day fasts as part of her Jewish faith, "I can't imagine how I would fare during Ramadan."
Men and women listened, prayed and later dined in separate rooms at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Center. The speakers were at a table and podium in the men's area, and a TV monitor brought their words and images to a room where women and girls listened.
It is unusual for Ramadan and the Jewish fast day to be at the same time frame.
"It is wonderful when these two occasions coincide. It happens only once every 10 or 11 years," Rabbi Mirel said. Speaking about last year's Jewish and Muslim gathering to break their fasts, Mirel said "I don't know if it was the first time in history, but I felt it was very historic."
"Some years, Ramadan is in the winter," said Mona Saad, of Redmond, who moved from Pakistan two years ago. Her husband works in the computer industry. She explained that fasting during daylight hours is mandatory for Muslims 18 and older, but that their children try to observe half-day fasts.
When the sun had set and the Muslims had finished praying -- one of five daily prayers and supplications their faith requires -- it was after 9 p.m. It was time to break the fasts.
Dates and almonds were the first foods brought from the kitchen. Men had spent much of the day preparing the meal, served on separate buffet tables in the men's and women's areas. Kosher chicken, mixed vegetable curry, rice, mint and yogurt chutney, mixed fruit with oranges, the bread known as naan, and other dishes and desserts were savored while hosts and guests got to know each other.
For the Muslims, many more days of fasting follow. In two months, the Jewish people will fast again for Yom Kippur, a day of atonement and repentance.
Sitting together after their meal, Karim and Mirel sat talking about their traditions.
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LeMars, Iowa....."When we started our festival of old-time acoustic music 37 years ago," Bob Everhart the President of the National Traditional Music Association, says, "we had no idea where we were going with it. We wanted to be sure we could play a role in preserving America's old time rural music. That became a rather large umbrella, including folk music, mountain music, cowboy music, ragtime music, western music, traditional music, classic country music, and what appears to be the winner in so far as 'style' is concerned, bluegrass music."
It must be remembered that bluegrass music, the brainchild of Kentuckian Bill Monroe, was in Iowa at the beginning of Monroe's career in music. As a matter of fact, Bill and his brother Charley came to Iowa in 1934, to take their very first job performing music for pay at radio station KFNF, in Shenandoah. Monroe married an Iowa girl, and went on to become one of the first of the mountain musicians to take his music to the national and international stage.
"We still honor Monroe," Everhart added, "his 100th birthday has not slipped by us, and this year we will be adding another stage to the ten we already have, dedicated to bluegrass music."
The "stages" Everhart is referring to, are no less than ten 'sound stages' that are set up for the seven-day celebration of old-time acoustic music in LeMars, Iowa. The festival takes place at the Plymouth County Fairgrounds, with dates this year being August 27-September 2nd. The main stage, where celebrities perform, is air conditioned. Bill Anderson and Patti Page showed up on that stage in 2010. Last year Little Roy Lewis and Jim Ed Brown commanded. Everhart is quick to point out, "Dr. Ralph Stanley was to be with us in 2011, but he got stranded in NYC because of the hurricane there. He is going to try to make this up by being in LeMars this year."
According to past indications, there will be a lot of pickers, players, performers, and of course vocalists at this year's event. Everhart says, "We've had lots of great artists. Some of them get inducted into America's Old Time Country Music Hall of Fame and some of them are recipients of the Rural Roots Music Commission's "CD of the Year" awards, but mostly they are there to 'share' the music. That's why bluegrass 'wins' in 2012. We are going to open up another building and add a 'jam' only stage. We're going to do jams in two-hour sessions four times a day on all seven days. One jam is called the Texas Jam, where the players gather together as one group, and the 'subjects' come up one at a time. Another jam is a 'circle jam' where all the players sit in a circle and a microphone is passed around to each player. A third jam is called 'Toast & Jam' where anyone can take the 'lead' until someone else insists on taking it, much like a guitar pull. And a fourth jam is a 'bluegrass' jam utilizing the instruments used to play bluegrass music."
One of the ten original stages is dedicated to workshops and contests. "We have our participants share their knowledge and ability with whoever is wanting to learn," Everhart boasted. "Some of the workshops that go from 9am to midnight every day, are very well attended. Whether you want to learn how to play the banjo, or how to play the bones, we have excellent teachers all day for five of the seven days. On the weekend the workshop building becomes our contest forum. There's about 25 contests from bands to single vocalists, from single instrumentalists to over-50 only singers. It's great fun, and when you add showcases for aspiring bands and individuals, it makes a lot of sense because we have a tremendous number of talent buyers coming to this event."
There's plenty of other activities at this seven-day festival, free food among them. "There's a huge 80-gallon iron pot of free soup at our tipi rendezvous village," Everhart added, "and we have free watermelon, free pot-lucks, and since LeMars is the ice-cream capital of the world, free ice cream. We're also very proud of our 350 electric hook-ups for RV's, and a grocery store is only three blocks away, so it's an ideal way to spend seven days.....in the country. We don't allow illicit drugs or alcohol."
More information about bluegrass participation at LeMars is available at their website at www.ntcma.net
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OXFORD, Ohio – Behind a career day from junior outfielder Bree Lipscomb, the Miami University softball team earned a split of a doubleheader against Wright State on Thursday. The Raiders scored four runs in the top of the seventh to earn a 5-4 victory in the opener, but the RedHawks came back to take the nightcap, 6-1. Miami is now 10-13 on the season, while Wright State is 3-17.
Lipscomb blasted three home runs and had six total RBI during Thursday's two games. After she hit a home run in the bottom of the first in the nightcap, the Raiders walked her during her final three plate appearances. Lipscomb now has a team-leading seven home runs and 25 RBI on the season.
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With one out in the top of the third, junior shortstop Kylie McChesney and sophomore outfielder Tanya Busby had back-to-back walks. Sophomore outfielder Taylor Shuey reached on an error to load the bases. A walk to Larrabee forced home McChesney and put Miami in front, 3-0.
Wright State got one back in the top of the fourth off starting pitcher, senior Paige Myers. It remained 3-1 in favor of the 'Hawks until the top of the seventh. The Raiders were able to load the bases with no one out on a pair of hits and a walk. Miami was able to record an out at home, but two more singles and an error led to four runs and a 5-3 Wright State lead.
Lipscomb led off the bottom of the seventh with her second home run of the day, a deep shot to right field that hit the roof of the RedHawks' hitting facility. Junior pitcher Megan Mattera followed by drawing a walk, but the Raiders were able to retire the next three batters to hold on to the 5-4 victory.
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A week after the Truckee boys tennis team captured the Northern Division I-A team championship, the Wolverines qualified two singles players and three doubles teams for state at the Northern Division I-A individual championships at Tahoe Donner this past Friday and Saturday.
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Sparks' top seed, Ernesto Lopez, had breezed through early matches while Branden Deeter had to battle through three sets against Incline's Cole Steinberg in the quarterfinal round before winning, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Deeter then upset Lopez, 6-2, 6-4, in the semis.
On the other side of the bracket, Truckee's Jackson Rohlf played the Sierra League's No. 1 seed, Chad Kassamanni from South Tahoe, in the quarterfinal round.
"It was a close match that saw Jackson play some of his best tennis this season," said Truckee coach Rick Deeter. But it wasn't enough as Jackson fell, 3-6, 5-7.
That set up a semifinal match between Kassamanni and Kamenetsky, Truckee's top seed. Again Truckee pulled off an upset, as Kamenetsky came out on top, 6-3, 5-7, 7-5, to advance to the finals against his teammate. Kamenetsky defeated Deeter, 6-4, 6-3, to earn the regional title and top state seed.
Truckee's results were even more impressive in doubles.
Each of the three teams advanced to the semifinals, taking out the Sierra League's top seed from South Tahoe and Fallon.
In the semifinals, Truckee's top-seeded doubles team, Pado and Forsberg, faced the Wolverines' own No. 3 seed, Gerrard and Ziegler, with Pado/Forsberg advancing with a 6-2, 6-1 win. On the other side of the bracket, No. 2 seed Aaron Deeter and Conradson skated into the finals with a 6-0, 6-0 victory against Wood/Beyer from Fallon.
Pado and Forsberg won the regional finals, 6-1, 6-4, to earn the No. 1 Northern seed entering state, while Aaron Deeter and Conradson will move on as the No. 2 seed.
Gerrard and Ziegler had to battle through an injury to Gerrard's shoulder but managed to forge ahead and secure the No. 3 seed after holding back Fallon, 6-2, 5-7, 7-6.
UP NEXT: Truckee will face Southern Nevada's The Meadows High School on Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Reno Tennis Center (Plumas Courts). The individuals state quarterfinals are also at Plumas Courts, starting Friday at 3 p.m.


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I am accro (hooked) on my smartphone and when friends told me right before I got it, about how it would change my life, I was skeptical. But the moment I started figuring out all the features and downloading apps, it became an integral part of my life. And like many things, the rest of the world has adapted to the phones and enterprising folks have created a myriad of applications for them.
Here are some of the apps that I have on my smartphone. Because they rely on a relatively new technology, in some you might encounter bugs and glitches. Some are free and others cost. But I've come to realize that with "free", you sometimes get what you pay for – some of the free ones are ad-supported – (I have no commercial affiliation with any of these apps) and am happy to pay a few bucks for an application that I'll use – like a good French dictionary. Which I am sure the rest of the people in France appreciate me having as well.


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Even with his team holding a 27-point lead in the third quarter, Northside basketball coach Tony Marshburn never felt safe.
It wasn't until the final horn sounded in the Monarchs' 75-56 victory over Croatan on Friday night that Marshburn could take a big sigh of relief.
Earlier, Northside rallied for a 49-25 win over Croatan in the girls' game.
"The thing about it, with the 3-point shot, they can nail the three anytime," Marshburn said. "They have shooters. I kept looking at the clock and the score and it was not running fast enough."
Ultimately, the Monarchs (11-0, 3-0 East Central 2-A Conference) had enough down the stretch to keep Croatan (10-2, 1-2) at bay, which allowed Northside to remain undefeated.
And this was quite a performance by the Monarchs against perhaps their toughest opponent this season to date.
Senior Jamal Parker scored 20 of his game-high 27 points in the first half and three other Northside players scored in double figures to help the Monarchs defeat the Cougars, last year's
"I was just hoping we would get a 1-point win," Marshburn said. "But more importantly, I was hoping we would play well."
The Monarchs sure did, which allowed them to hand the Cougars their second consecutive loss. Croatan lost 55-54 to Clinton on Wednesday.
"We need to step up and get our confidence back," Croatan first-year coach Kirk McDougle said. "I keep preaching that we need to do the little things. When you have shots from point-blank range, you have to put them in. When we call timeout, we have to listen better. We get rebounds and turnovers and turn around and dribble off our foot. It's the little things that add up."
Austin Saunders scored 19 points and Jacques Chambers added 15 for Croatan.
Davion Ayabarreno scored 13 points while Darrick Washington and Benjamin McCarthy each added 10 for Northside, which trailed 22-13 early in the second quarter. Washington came off the bench to contribute, and the role players played a huge role in the win.
"I have a whole lot of confidence in the guys, especially Ben because he's a senior," Parker said. "And Darrick can score, too."
Ayabarreno, Washington and McCarthy managed to take some of the load off Parker by scoring from outside the paint.
"They (Cougars) came out the gates really sharp and jumped on us," Marshburn said. "I then went straight to the bench to try to find the right combination and so I went all guards to try to get a little quicker out there.
"I told a couple of our guards before the game to be ready because I knew Croatan's guards would make it difficult for our big men to guard."
Marshburn's move to a small lineup paid off.
Down 22-13 early in the second quarter, the Monarchs got 8 points from Parker and a layup from Washington in a 10-0 run to take a 23-22 lead.
Saunders tied the game with a free throw before Northside's Blair Adams made a 3-pointer off the glass. Then Washington followed with a 3-pointer and a three-point play and Parker made two free throws to give the Monarchs a 34-23 lead.
"Our goal was to rotate guys on him (Parker) to shadow him," McDougle said. "He hit some shots and got some confidence. He's a great player."
But Northside went on another 10-0 run, this time in the third quarter with Parker on the bench with his third foul.
McCarthy made a pair of 3-pointers in that run that pushed the Monarchs' lead to 56-29 with 3:35 left in the third quarter.
"That was real good," Parker said of the run. "We have a good team and all of our players get after it."
And Marshburn used a deep bench to help his team stay fresh. He was confident the Monarchs would continue to play well with Parker sitting.
"We had the lead and so I felt confident sitting him because I have enough confidence in the guys to do the job," Marshburn said. "I've asked our bench all year to step up and they did again tonight."
Croatan had a 6-0 run with four minutes left to get to within 68-46 and later closed to within 68-50 when Chambers scored on a reverse layup with 3:31 left.
"You just have to go 100 mph and try to get the momentum back and try to change the pace of the game," McDougle said. "The one thing I am proud of the guys is for stepping up (on defense late), especially Carl Huffman, who was all over the place."
Yet it was too late for the Cougars. The damage had been done by Northside.
"This is only one game," Marshburn said. "It's not the season, but it sure feels good to get a win here at home. You really need to win your home games."
Northside 49, Croatan 25: Northside allowed just four second-half points and shut out Croatan in the fourth quarter en route to an
The Monarchs (10-2, 3-0) trailed 21-13 at halftime before clamping down on defense and getting to the free throw to come back.
Ashanti Curry scored 17 points and Kayla Hill added 12 for the Monarchs.
"Croatan came in and attacked our press well," Northside coach Chad Novelli said. "In the second half we decided to go straight up man defense with high pressure. We were looking to give their ball handlers fits."
The Monarchs sure did.
"We were more patient and more confident with the ball in the first half," Croatan coach Andrew Gurley said. "In the second half we couldn't get into a rhythm."
Croatan 20 7 10 19 — 56
Northside 13 28 17 17 — 75
Huffman 4, Chambers 15, Cranmer 7, Smith 6, Denning 1, Saunders 19, Jordan 4. Totals— 22-59 8-16 56.
Washington 10, Cabrera 8, Parker 27, Kr. Curry 4, Ayabarreno 13, Adams 3, McCarthy 10. Totals— 30-64 7-14 75.
3-Point Goals— C 4 (Saunders 2, Chambers, Cranmer), N 8 (Parker 4, McCarthy 2, Washington, Adams). Rebounds— C 25 (Chambers 9, Smith 6, Saunders 5), N 40 (Kr. Curry 11, Ayabarreno 6, McCarthy 5). RECORDS— C: 10-2, 1-2, hosts East Duplin on Tuesday. N: 11-0, 3-0, at South Lenoir on Tuesday.
Croatan 16 5 4 0 — 25
Northside 5 8 17 19 — 49
Lasater 3, Raynor 3, Taylor 4, Raper 6, Layko 9. Totals— 10-27 3-14 25.
Moore2, Hill 12, Curry 17, Collins 9, Perez 9. Totals— 15-49 14-21 49.
3-Point Goals— C 2 (Lasater, Raynor), N 5 (Collins 3, Hill, Perez). Rebounds— C 29 (Layko 7, Raynor 6), N 26 (Hill 4, Curry 4, Collins 4, Perez 4). RECORDS— C: 3-7, 1-2, hosts East Duplin on Tuesday. N: 10-2, 3-0, at South Lenoir on Tuesday.


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The artist's rendering of the plan for expansion of the New Albany Sportsplex shows an impressive project that will significantly upgrade the city's recreational facilities.
Sam Creekmore of Creekmore Landscaping showed the plans and an accompanying video depiction of the project at the meeting of the Board of Aldermen last week.
The plans include five universal sized soccer fields, 14 regulation tennis courts as well as eight mini-courts, a small lake and water feature, a pavilion with offices, restrooms and concessions and 590 parking spaces.
The project occupies 40 acres across U.S. Highway 78 from the current Sportsplex. A separate entrance would reach the new facility from Bankhead Street.
The current soccer fields at the existing Sportsplex would be converted into four softball fields.
The board voted to put together a bid package and request bids for doing the grading and drainage work.
The engineering estimate on the work is about $417,000, if city employees do some parts of the project. Officials expect the bids will come in under the estimate.
We think it is wise to get the bids and keep moving ahead on the project. The big issue ahead, however, is how the community is going to pay for it.
There is much uncertainty. Federal or state grant money may or may not be available.
A strong private fundraising campaign by groups interested in soccer and tennis is expected to be conducted, but it not likely that the groups will be able to raise most of the money needed.
Even with the uncertainty, though, the board has taken the right step. Improving our quality-of-life facilities is important if the community is to grow and progress.


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Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Thomas of West Point, are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Katharine Geonette Thomas, to Reid Addison Nevins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Nevins of Hamilton.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis M. Pendley of West Point and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Thomas.
She is a graduate of Oak Hill Academy, she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Marketing from Mississippi University for Women, and holds a Masters of Business Administration for Mississippi State University.
She is an internal auditor for Cadence Bank, N.A.
The prospective groom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. William J. Atkins and the late Mr. and Mrs. Alton Nevins.
He is a graduate of Aberdeen High School and graduated from Mississippi State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture Information Science and a Masters Degree in Agricultural Science /Extension Education.
He is the Clay County Extension Agent with the Mississippi State University Extension Service.
The couple will exchange wedding vows Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010, at 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church in West Point.


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SNOW CAMP — King Cotton is making a rebound in
At least it's trying.
For the first time in years, cotton is being grown in the county. Frank Small, a
It's one of several fields in southern
This marks the fourth year Small and Ridling leased the
"We just wanted to try cotton here," Small said. "So far, we've been happy with it."
Cotton was once a huge product in
According to the N.C. Department of Agriculture, insect problems and the increase of synthetic fibers (think Banlon shirts and leisure suits) contributed to the decline of cotton. The boll weevil was a major pest.
Small said he and Ridling have been growing cotton in Rowan and Davidson counties and areas of southern
Small said the benefit of growing cotton is that the plant can withstand drought better than most crops.
"If I'd known we were going to get plenty of rain I'd have planted corn," he said.
As it is, Small said, this year's cotton crop is OK — not as good or bad as some he's raised. He said there weren't enough "heat units" this summer to bring the cotton balls to their full glory. In other words, it would have been better if the summer had been a bit warmer.
Still, Small said this year's crop isn't bad. He said the land in Snow Camp is producing about 1,200 pounds of cotton per acre. He's seen, Small said, yields as good as 1,500 pounds per acre and as bad as 300 pounds an acre. He said cotton is selling for a little more than 70 cents a pound this year. Last year, the price was closer to $1 a pound.
The cotton is graded by a government worker after being ginned. Small said low-grade cotton is used for items like baby diapers. More high-grade cotton might go into making fine shirts.
Roger Cobb, a field crops agent with the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service, said cotton was last grown in
Cobb said the decline in the price of cotton this year will likely make farmers think twice about planting it next year.
"Cotton farmers are notorious for that," he said. "They'll plant it and get out, plant it and get out."
Cobb said the cost of the machinery used to plant and harvest cotton is also exceptionally high. He said soybeans are bringing about $15 a bushel and corn about $8 a bushel this year. There's typically more profit in those products than in cotton, Cobb said.
"Cotton's not going to replace them," he said of those other crops.
Maybe not, but Small said he's glad he opted to plant cotton in
As Small steered his big cotton stripper earlier this week, he studied the plants that fell to his machine.
"You see that big white fluff?" Small asked, pointing to a mature cotton ball beneath him. "That's how you want them all to look."


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Seager, Thomas, Evan Seilnger and Arnim Wiek. 2012. "Sustainable Engineering Science for Resolving Wicked Problems." Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics. 25(4):467-484. doi: 10.1007/s10806-011-9342-2
Selin, Cynthia. February 2012. "Materializing Futures: How Artifacts, Prototypes and Objects Support Public Deliberation of Alternative Futures." Presentation. School of Public Affairs. Arizona State University. Tempe, AZ.
Selin, Cynthia, Thanassis Rakakis and Joel Garreau. February 28, 2012. "Emerge: Artists, Scientists Redesigning the Future." KAET Horizon.
Shapira, Philip. November 21, 2012. "Nanotechnology: Trajectories and Policies, Challenges in Science, Technology and Innovation Policy." Presentation. University of Manchester. United Kingdom.
Shapira, Philip. March 27, 2012. "The Economic Contributions of Nanotechnology to Green and Sustainable Growth." Presentation. OECD/NNI International Symposium on Assessing the Economic Impact of Nanotechnology. Washington, DC.
Shapira, Philip. October 19, 2012. "The Future of Nanotechnology: History, Status, and Prospects." Presentation. OECD-HSE International Conference: Foresight for Innovative Responses to Grand Challenges. Moscow, Russia.
Shapira, Philip and Jan Youtie. December 7, 2012. "Interpreting Trajectories of Nanotechnology Research and Innovation (and, is there a 'Nanotechnology Paradox'?)." Presentation. Center for Nanotechnology in Society. University of California at Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara, CA.
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Soumonni, Ogundiran. February 2012. "Assessing South Africas Nanotechnology Strategy: What Role for the Private Sector in Pro-Poor Innovation." Presentation. Workshop on Original Policy Research (WOPR). School of Public Policy. Arizona State University. Atlanta, GA.
Soumonni, Ogundiran. August 2012. "Nanotechnology and Renewable Energy Development in China and South Africa: Bridging the Gap Between Research and Innovation." Presentation. Globelics Doctoral Academy. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Ever wonder what all the fighting is about?
On the one hand, we have Java, with its basis in object-oriented theory, automatic memory management, dependency on a runtime, and a robust library. And on the other, we have Microsoft.NET, with its basis in object-oriented theory, automatic memory management, dependency on a runtime, and a robust library.
You'd think with all these two kids have in common, they would get along better. No such luck.
Up until now, getting Java to talk to Microsoft.NET has been only slightly more fun than being on the receiving end of a root canal. One book I picked up recently was all about interoperability using Web Services. Web Services! Not that there is anything wrong with Web Services in general, but I why do I need a web server, WSDL, and the overhead of two-way XML serialization if I just want a list of the processes on my local system (something Java cannot do)?
Maybe you've tried something like passing data to a spawned process using standard-input and standard-output. It's limited, but it works. You still need something like SOAP or XStream if you want to work with objects, and at least you don't have the overhead of a full blown web server. But it's still not simple. Or maybe you've tried using sockets. Same thing, but without incurring the overhead of starting and stopping a process every time you need to do something that is windows-ey. Still, that's not simple.
You are probably thinking, "There must be a better way." And that would make sense, because you took the time to read the title of this article, correct? I am here to tell you - there is a better way. In fact, I am here to tell you, it's easy.
Microsoft's Component Object Model (COM)
Microsoft spent decades developing this technology called COM. It stands for Component Object Model. "Wait a second," you say. "I think I remember reading about that somewhere. Isn't COM dead? Doesn't .NET make it obsolete?" You might think so, but look how long .NET has been around, and Microsoft Office is still compiled from plain old ANSI C++. Consider also that the .NET libraries for Microsoft Office are thin wrappers around the COM libraries that Office exposes. COM is embedded deeply in Windows, it is mature, stable, and it's not going anywhere.
Microsoft.NET has excellent support for COM interoperability. You can create and consume managed COM libraries using VB.NET, C#, or C++/CLI. It's almost trivial to do so in VB.NET, for example. You just set a few properties, build the project, and you've got a COM-callable DLL.
So if COM is there, it's mature, it's stable over decades, and it works for what you are doing, why not just use it?
Groovy and Scriptom
Groovy, for those who aren't already familiar with it, is a very cool dynamic language that is designed specifically to run on the Java JVM. The syntax is based on Java, and everything gets compiled to Java bytecode. Java programmers have an easy learning curve, and Groovy can be integrated seamlessly (and quickly) into existing Java projects. Groovy is a lot more expressive than Java, so you can typically get things done in about half the lines of code. And once you get used to it, Groovy is easier to read than Java.
Scriptom is an optional module for Groovy that lets you use COM objects without having to know anything (or at least very little) about the inner workings of COM. Scriptom takes advantage of Groovy's dynamic (late-bound) nature to map COM objects into Groovy objects at run-time. There are no type-libraries to deal with and no wrappers to maintain. Just code it and run it. It really is a lot like writing code using VBScript (except that Groovy is far more advanced as a language). It is almost eerie at times to see Java comingled with what appears to be something straight out of WSH (Windows Script Host). Thus, the name - "Script-om." It's very script-like.
Let's Do Something! FIPS 140-1 on Java
It's high time for an example. It is said that the best way to learn is by doing, so let's put together a small application. And what's more, let's make it practical.
I was working on a project recently that needed a FIPS 140-1 compliant cryptographic hash/digest algorithm. I needed to protect user passwords, and my client has some pretty strict rules about which cryptographic algorithms may and may not be used. Java implements several hash/digest algorithms, but none of them are compliant with FIPS 140-1. What this means is that I had to look outside of Java for a solution.
After Googling for several hours, I realized that it is pretty hard to find anything that is certified as FIPS 140-1 compliant. There are some big libraries, mostly written in C++ with Java JNI wrappers. One or two are open source, but most cost money (and they don't list a price - you know what that means). All of them were far to complex for my needs. I don't want to have to maintain yet-another-set-of-libraries for just one measley function point.
So, cutting to the chase, it turns out that a number of the algorithms available in the MS-CAPI (Microsoft Crypto API) are certified FIPS 140-1 compliant! That's right, what I needed was built right in to the base installation of Windows. All I needed to do was figure out how to get from the Windows SDK API level into Java. After a little more research, I discovered that Microsoft has wrapped parts of the MS-CAPI into the .NET Framework. One of these wraps the FIPS 140-1 compliant implementation of SHA-1. Perfect!
So all I had to do was:
- create a .NET DLL with COM-accessible objects, and
- access it using Groovy and Scriptom.
Piece of cake!
Create a COM-Accessible VB.NET Library
First things first. Let's create the DLL. We'll be wrapping Microsoft's SHA1CryptoServiceProvider (pretty trivial to code), and we'll also be walking through all the steps to make the DLL COM-accessible. I'm using Visual Basic in this example, but with a little translation this should work with any of the mainstream .NET languages.
Step 1. Create a New Project
Open Visual Studio and create a new VB class library project called MyFips140Crypto.
Step 2. Add the Code
Rename Class1 to SHA and add the following code:
Step 3. Enable COM
To enable COM support, open the project properties and click the Assembly Info button. Fill in the dialog any way you want, but make sure that Make assembly COM-Visible is checked.
Step 4. Give It a Strong Name
What is a "strong name," you ask? Well, it is some sort of Microsoft security cryptographic digital signature thingy. Why do you care? In most cases, you won't. The important thing to remember is that you won't be able to successfully register the library later without this.
Lucky for us, Microsoft has made this step relatively easy. From the project properties page, you can have Visual Studio create a new strong name key file for you. You can optionally protect the key file with a password.
Once the strong name key file is associated with your project, you generally don't have to worry about it again.
Step 5. Build It
Build the project.
Step 6. Register It
Open Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt. It is one of the tools that comes standard with Visual Studio. Navigate to the folder where your compiled DLL is going to reside, and type in the following command:
If you have been lucky enough to get everything right so far, you'll get a confirmation message telling you that the assembly was registered successfully. Congratulations!
Okay, that was tough (not really). There are a couple of not-so-obvious steps involved in creating even a simple COM-enabled .NET library. Fortunately, once you know all the steps, you just follow the same recipe. Once you have set up a .NET project this way, it is easy to add additional methods and classes.
You might expect that for the Groovy portion of this project, there is a similar type of overhead incurred. You'd be wrong though. With Groovy, it is more like scripting. I wasn't lying earlier when I said this was easy. Here is all the code you need to compute a FIPS 140-1 compliant SHA-1 hash of an arbitrary string:
There you have it. A FIPS 140-1 approved SHA-1 implementation in about 20 lines of code. That was easy.
Integrating with Java
This part is for you if you are new to Groovy. If you have been using Groovy for a while, you're done. Go forth and codify already.
At first glance, it might not be obvious how easy it is to integrate this into your existing Java project. It's easy. It's really, really easy. Groovy objects are compiled to Java byte-code. In other words, Groovy objects are Java objects. So for the most part, Java can call methods on Groovy objects just like calling methods on another Java object. That's what they mean when they say: "Groovy is Java!"
So let's wrap our script into a Groovy object so that it can be easily called from Java. Create a file called Fips140Sha1.groovy in /org/yourcompany/yourproject:
Look familiar? It's kind of hard to tell the difference between Groovy syntax and Java syntax sometimes, isn't it? Compile your project with Groovyc (either the command-line executable or the ANT task) and you are done.
Wrap Up
We've only just scratched the surface of what it is possible to do with Scriptom and .NET, not to mention all the things you can do with the hundreds of existing COM libraries that are available in Windows. No one is suggesting that you give up WORA, but for those MeSsy jobs that Java just can't do, this is one approach that is quick, painless, and pretty easy to maintain over time. If you like what you see, or if you want to provide some constructive criticism, drop by the Groovy users mailing list and let us know what you think.
Jason Smith is currently a member of the Scriptom development team.


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The Brumbies have signed Lions second-rower Ettienne Oosthuizen for next year's Super Rugby season.
It was well known that Brumbies head coach Jake White was on a recruitment search for a young lock in South Africa in recent weeks. And it was confirmed on Friday that the former Springbok boss managed to convince Oosthuizen to make a move Down Under.
The 19-year-old, who is on the Golden Lions' bench for their Currie Cup clash against the Free State Cheetahs this weekend, will make his exit after the domestic season. If the player decides to remain in Australia for the long term, he'll have the opportunity to qualify for Wallabies selection.
Lions president Kevin de Klerk confirmed the news to keo.co.za.
'Jake made the approach via the player's agent and the player has seen it as a good career opportunity,' De Klerk told this site. 'We wish him everything for the best.'
Oosthuizen's departure comes days after Josh Strauss announced his move to the Glasgow Warriors in Scotland. He is also the third young lock to leave the Johannesburg union, as Baby Bok second-rowers Paul Willemse and Ruan Botha have already signed for the Blue Bulls and WP respectively.
By Gareth Duncan


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A nonprofit organization called the Cleveland County Promise recently formed to provide scholarships to every Cleveland County student who graduates from high school.
And that could be at a savings of more than $50 million each year.
The program's organizer, former Carolina Panther Willie Green, said he got the idea while he was coaching football at Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Ark. A professor introduced Green to the Arkadelphia Promise.
The scholarship program was duplicated in Pittsburgh, Pa., Kalamazoo, Mich., and El Dorado, Ark.
"One reason I became interested was because our area is similar to Kalamazoo. Their auto industry moved out of Michigan, just like Cleveland County lost a lot of industry," Green said. "When that happens in towns, they start becoming ghost towns and education suffers."
'One more positive step'
In each school in those towns where the program is already available, a financial and career advisor helps students fill out college applications, fill out financial aid and set up university trips, Green said.
"Preparing for college is a complicated process. Anything that can be done to help students out would be great," Cleveland County Schools Superintendent Bruce Boyles said. "We have a lot of first-generation students and they don't know all the steps for college, and this would give more opportunity."
Having the encouragement of furthering their education would also decrease the number of high school dropouts.
"It would be one more positive step that would help them understand the importance of finishing school and receiving a high school diploma," Boyles said.
Specific requirements
For students to participate, they would have to live and go to school in Cleveland County. Students who live in Cherryville or Gastonia and go to Cleveland County Schools would not be eligible.
The college could be a two- or four-year institution, or a public or private university. Interested students would have to go to college immediately after high school graduation and not take a year or two off.
"We have made exceptions for the military," Green said. "If they leave college to go into the military, the clock stops until they return to continue their education."
To keep the scholarship, students would have to stay in good academic standing and complete their schooling within four years.
The scholarship funds in- or out-of-state colleges. However, any out-of-state will only be funded up to the top amount of the most expensive North Carolina public university, Green said.
'Encourage them to come back to the county'
The goal of the Promise is not only to pay for college tuition for students, but also to bring those students back to the county after college to work and start new businesses.
"You have a huge population of school-aged kids and then a large population of older people. We don't have the 22- to 40-year-old population," Green said. "They are moving out because there are few job opportunities. The Promise program will encourage them to come back to the county, work here and raise their families here."
Companies looking to move to Cleveland County are looking for an educated and trained workforce, Cleveland County Chamber President Michael Chrisawn said.
"I think this program would set us apart from other communities," Chrisawn said. "It would be a signal that we are educating our youth, and an educated workforce is becoming more important in the economic development field."
Success in other areas
The El Dorado Promise in El Dorado, Ark., started in 2007. The number of graduates who went to college after high school jumped from 60 to 90 percent, said executive director Sylvia Thompson.
"Since the Promise started, it's not a question of if a student is going to college, it's a question of where they will attend," Thompson said.
El Dorado is a rural area in southern Arkansas. Before the Promise, they were seeing a decline in school enrollment.
"We have seen an increase of student enrollment," she said. "It's really out of character for our area to see a leap in enrollment and students going to college."
As soon as students begin school, they are informed of the El Dorado Promise and that they will go to college.
"Several students have returned to the area after college," she said. "One of our Promise graduates was just hired at our high school to come back and teach."
The next step? Raising the money
Donations from private donors and businesses makes the program possible.
"One thing I've noticed about our county is when everyone gets together and pulls their resources, we can get things done," said retired law enforcement professional Willie McIntosh, who is one of the organizers. "I think Cleveland County could do it. It's been tried and worked in other places, so I don't see why our county couldn't do it either."
Green said organizers are looking for donations from within Cleveland County before soliciting to outside industries.
The community can donate via Paypal, on the Cleveland County Promise website or through the mail.
"We want to get people excited about the program and start a marketing campaign," Green said. "Our fundraising will mostly be by word of mouth."
Organizers say Cleveland County Promise, which recently received its non-profit status, could be ready to help students as early as 2014. But it will take at least 15 years to grow the program financially, Green said.
"What we want is to get people excited and let them see that this program is possible," he said. "This has never been done in the state of North Carolina, and we could have one of the best school systems in the state, based on the history of how these programs have improved test scores and sent students to college."
Promise impacts
Here is what happened after implementation of similar scholarship programs in other areas:
- Kalamazoo Promise, Kalamazoo, Mich.: 17 percent more enrollment since 2005, 71 percent more enrollment in AP classes, raised test scores, new residents moving into the area, large enrollment in local colleges, boost in job creation
-El Dorado Promise, El Dorado, Ark.: 28 new students from 13 foreign countries relocated, families moved from 31 different states, dropout rate decreased, increased home sales, more parent involvement in schools
For more information
The Cleveland County Promise
1137 E. Marion St., #102
Shelby, NC 28150
Eligibility for the Cleveland County Promise
- Any student who graduates from a Cleveland County high school (public, private, home school or charter) is eligible for The Promise Scholarship.
- Provides up to four years of tuition and payment of mandatory fees.
- Open to in-state, out-of-state, private or public colleges or universities.
- All students must fill out the financial aid form.
- Other private scholarships would not count against eligibility for the Promise program.
- Must live in Cleveland County for at least four years
- Does not pay for summer school
- Transferring to different colleges is allowed, but must complete school within four years
- Enrolled in 15 hours per semester; 30 hours for a whole school year
Potential financial impact
-Highest public tuition per semester in North Carolina public colleges, universities: $7,198
- 2011-12 average high school size in Cleveland County: 915
- Approximate total cost for tuition for all high school students each year: $52,689,360
Cleveland County Schools dropouts by year
2007-08................ 376
2008-09................ 323
2009-10................ 258
2010-11................ 250
2011-12................ 180


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OXFORD, Ohio - The Miami University volleyball team captured its second straight Mid-American Conference win on Friday with a 3-0 (25-23, 25-15, 26-24) sweep of Toledo. The RedHawks improve to 7-15 overall and 2-7 in the MAC. The Rockets fall to 8-14 overall and 2-7 in the MAC.
Redshirt freshman Jenny Ingle was the leader for Miami on Friday. She tied a career high with 15 kills in the win. She made only one error in 22 attempts for an incredible hitting percentage of .636. Ingle also contributed three blocks (one solo and two assisted).
Three kills from Lisa Treadway, along with kills from Meg Riley and Ingle helped lead the RedHawks to a 7-1 advantage to begin set one. Ingle would put down two more kills as Miami would maintain the advantage around six points during the middle part of the set. Trailing 9-16, Toledo would go on a 6-1 run to close within two at 15-17. Sarah Chaney responded with back-to-back kills to put the RedHawks up four, but a 6-3 run from the Rockets would make it 21-22 and force a Miami timeout. Out of the break a kill from Riley off of Amy Kendall's assist and a ball handling error would give the 'Hawks set point at 24-21. The Rockets fought it off twice, but a kill from Riley would finish off a 25-23 win.
Ingle kept up her strong attack early in set two, as she put down three kills to help Miami take a 7-2 lead. Toledo would keep it close, eventually pulling to within three at 10-13. Miami would then respond with a 6-2 run to take control of the set at 19-12. With the score 20-14, the RedHawks closed on a 5-1 run to earn a 25-15 victory. Ingle finished it off with back-to-back kills.
The RedHawks once again went in front early in set three, taking a 6-2 advantage. This time Toledo fought back, answering with a 12-6 run to go in front, 14-12. A service error temporarily stalled the rally, but the Rockets would eventually get the lead back to four at 20-16. Trailing 18-23, the RedHawks would make a great comeback run. A kill from Riley, a Toledo attack error and a block by Riley and Ingle would make it 21-23 and force a Rocket timeout. Out of the break Ingle would put down a kill to cut the deficit to one. Toledo responded with a kill of its own to end the run and give itself set point. Miami did not give up as Ingle and Treadway fought it off with back-to-back kills. Tied at 24, Riley scored a kill off of Kendall's assist to give the 'Hawks set point. They would then take a 26-24 victory when the Rockets' next attack went out of bounds.
Miami hit .385 for the match while holding Toledo to only a .153 hitting percentage. In addition to Ingle's 15 kills, Treadway and Riley each finished with nine. Riley led the RedHawks with 23 assists, while Madison Hardy had 19 blocks.
Miami will look to keep its winning streak going when it hosts Ball State on Saturday at 5 p.m.