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Babesia are parasitic protozoans that are transmitted by tick bites. Babesia infections can occur in conjunction with other tick-transmitted infections such as Lyme disease. When a dog is bitten by Babesia-carrying ticks, the protozoans enter the new host's bloodstream and penetrate the red blood cells, where they can reproduce. The dog's own immune system will begin to destroy the infected red blood cells, which will result in anemia. Localized inflammations can occur when the parasites are carried to other parts of the body with the bloodstream. If untreated, the infection can become chronic. A dog with chronic Babesia infection may only display mild symptoms and become a carrier of the disease.
Generally speaking, for a dog to become infected via tick bites the tick must remain attached to the dog for 2 to 3 days. A dog may also become infected if bitten by another dog carrying the parasite. Greyhounds and Pit Bull Terriers are especially susceptible to Babesia infections, and the symptoms may be very severe, especially in younger dogs.
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Early symptoms of a Babesia infection include fever, general weakness, and loss in appetite. When more red blood cells are destroyed the animal becomes jaundice, which will be most pronounced in the whites of the eyes; as well, the urine becomes orange or red due to the pigments from destroyed red blood cells. A blood test will show substantial anemia. There may be neurological signs if the infection becomes sequestered into the central nervous system. In severely infected dogs there may be upper respiratory symptoms such as coughs or labored breathing.
It is possible to diagnose Babesia infection by direct observation of the blood, such as a blood smear; however the parasites are often difficult to detect. If the symptoms are suggestive of a Babesia infection, PCR testing is currently the most reliable method to make a positive diagnosis.
Several anti-Babesia drugs are available, and they are administered via injections or as IV drips. Some drugs carry significant side effects including muscle tremors and fever. Usually only one or two treatments are needed to clear the infection. In very severe cases a blood transfusion will be needed to alleviate the anemia. For a dog with very mild to no symptoms, treatments may not be necessary; however it will remain a carrier of the disease and can infect other dogs with its bite.
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The Oak Ridge High School tennis team met Halls on the courts April 13 and here are the scores.
The results of the boys' games are: Jassi Singh (8-2), Alex Sample (8-0), Mason Eschenberg (9-7), Trystan Bordeau (3-8), Art Nelson (9-7) and Wilson Pang (8-3). The double's match scores are Singh/Pang (8-5), Bordeau/Eschenberg (8-3) and Sample/Nelson (4-8).
The results of the girls games are: Vy Quach (8-1), Molly Landmesser (3-8), Natalie Cross (8-4), Kyle Rouse (3-8), Elise Cunningham (8-3) and Jenna Beckler (8-1). The double's match scores are: Landmesser/Cross (4-8), Quach/Cunningham (8-4) and Beckler/Rouse (6-8).


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ELON — Despite all the technology he has designed, engineered and introduced to the world throughout his life, the co-founder of Apple described his original goal in simple terms.
"I was basically making the world less ugly and making the computer usable by people," said Steve Wozniak, who started Apple Computer Inc. with Steve Jobs in 1976 and designed the company's first line of products, the Apple I and II.
Wozniak gave the address at Elon University's Fall Convocation on Thursday, and attended a question and answer session with students earlier in the day.
A self-described "social outsider" and son of an engineer, Wozniak spent his elementary, middle and high school years learning about electronics, and started designing computers — though he couldn't afford to build them— before starting college.
He spoke to the crowd about being the brain behind the computer he "knew would change the world," the Apple II, which featured a color display screen, keyboard and software that could allow a huge variety of games.
Wozniak said among the challenges with launching the Apple II was convincing people that a computer, which people had known as a large machine used primarily by engineers and scientists, could be something they used every day in their homes.
But the idea did catch on, and Wozniak said every computer made after the Apple II came with a keyboard and video display.
"Before that, no one had any idea of how to make a useful computer affordable," Wozniak said at the Q&A session.
He said once they started Apple, he was reluctant to become part of a power structure within the company or make tons of money from the products they developed.
"I always thought money corrupted and power corrupted," he said. "(I learned) it's OK to start a company and not feel like you have to run it."
Though in Apple's personnel system Wozniak still reports to the late Jobs and remains on the company's payroll — he gets a check for about $50 every other week, saying it's "just a game" to continue to be in their system — he left the company in 1987 and has been a part of a number of ventures since then.
Wozniak spoke about his enthusiasm for using technology to improve education, and his hopes that, eventually, computers will have more of a human personality and be a widespread solution to allowing students to learn at their own pace.
"I hope that we can have one teacher per student, especially in the younger grades when people decide if education is even important to them," he said, adding that computers need to be more like humans for that to happen. "It would let every student choose their path in school and choose their speed."
Currently, Wozniak is chief scientist for Fusion-io, a company based in Salt Lake City that offers a platform to accelerate databases, virtualization, cloud computing, big data and other applications.
At the convocation, Elon acknowledged its 125th anniversary with the "Long Maroon Line," a procession of 125 alumni in maroon robes. The university, chartered in March 1889, will continue to celebrate the anniversary at events throughout the academic year.
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|VASS, N.C.—Junior Brittany Beltran, who fired a two-day total of five-over par 149 to win the individual medalist honors, helped guide the Pfeiffer University women's golf team to the team title at the 2008 St. Andrews Spring Invitational at Woodlake Resort & Golf Club on Monday and Tuesday. The Lady Falcons won the team title by 33 strokes with a 36-hole total of 639. Pfeiffer's top-four scorers all finished in the top-10 en route to the victory.
Beltran, who is the reigning Conference Carolinas women's Golfer of the Month for February, won the individual title by five strokes by turning in a two-day total of five-over 149. Beltran fired a one-over 73 on the 5,943-yard, par-72 Palmer Layout at the Woodlake Resort to take the overnight lead. Beltran then backed up her impressive round with a 76 on Tuesday.
Saint Leo sophomore Anna Riss tied for second with Newberry sophomore Franziska Blum. Both Riss and Blum totaled 154 strokes while both of their teams tied for second. Newberry senior Ashley Ratliff and Pfeiffer junior Molly Tullar rounded out the top-five individuals in the 62-entrant field with totals of 155 (75-80) and 160 (84-76), respectively. Limestone's Katie Clayton (83-79—162) was sixth; Pfeiffer's Charlene Reid (83-81—164) and Anderson's Sophie Dembroski (80-84—164) tied for seventh; Louisburg individual Misti Joseph (85-80—165) garnered ninth; and UNC Pembroke's Christina Crovetti (84-82—166) and Pfeiffer's Lina Elmsater (87-79—166) rounded out the top-10 tied for 10th overall.


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Vol. 20 , No. 07
It 's All a Matter of Perspective- from Education, to Economics, to Human Rights
Heather Callender Potters has been at the forefront of investment in the emerging markets of Eastern Europe for the last 15 years. She is a founder and director of Baring Communications Equity (Emerging Europe) LTD, a $75 million media and communications private equity fund headquartered in Poland.
Potters moved to Poland in 1991 after receiving a Master in Business Administration from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. She worked for the Polish American Enterprise Fund, which eventually became Enterprise Investors (a private equity fund manager, managing $350 million), for six years before founding BCEE, LTD. She currently serves on the supervisory board for Computerland Poland, S.A., historically the best performing stock on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Heather Potters graduated from Claremont McKenna College in 1987 with a degree in International Management. She has maintained her ties to CMC and currently is an Advisory Board member for the Center of the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights. Last spring she served as an escort in Warsaw, Poland, for the Center's academic travel group. She has also remained heavily involved in CMC's Alumni organization, helping to organize Euromeet 2003 in Warsaw for CMC alumni currently residing in Europe. Before moving to Poland, Potters had a brief foray into politics working for U.S. Senator William Armstrong from Colorado.
Potters currently resides in Warsaw with her husband and two children. In her spare time she enjoys flying and is a licensed pilot.
String Theory: Reaching for Einstein's Dream
A century ago, a young clerk working in a Berlin patent office was thinking about three major problems of physics. One of those problems was reconciling the Newtonian common sense view that time in one place is exactly the same for time in any other with James Clerk Maxwell's theory of light. So, when not evaluating patents for better pop-guns, the clerk reasoned that light must be constant, no matter how fast you are moving. As a consequence, time actually becomes slower with greater speed and lengths and masses contract. The clerk was Albert Einstein, and his 1905 paper revealed a stunning new theory of space and time that became known as "special relativity" and the most celebrated equation in science, E=MC(2).
If "special relativity" and Einstein's later application of it to gravity called "general relativity" ruled the world of the very large, quantum mechanics, a highly probabilistic theory more radically dependent on the observer than relativity, seemed to reign in the realm of the small, of the atomic and subatomic. In fact, one of Einstein's other two 1905 papers included a study of the photoelectric effect, and that gave rise to quantum mechanics.
It was the dream of Einstein's mature years and the dream of many theoretical physicists since to reconcile the conflict of relativity and quantum mechanics and to produce a Theory of Everything. Brian Greene, a mathematician and physicist, has been a pioneer and expositor of string theory, one the most recent prominent attempts to unify the laws of physics. In explaining cosmology and the big hang, Greene has presented an encompassing vision of an eleven-dimensional "multiverse" that challenges Einstein's relativistic conception of spacetime.
In addition to his numerous scientific contributions to String Theory, Greene is the author of two lucid books on contemporary physics and cosmology: The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ulitimate Theory (2000) and The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality (2004). Greene was graduated from Harvard University, and received his Ph.D. in physics from Oxford University where he was a Rhodes Scholar. He is a professor of mathematics and physics at Columbia University. Greene comes to CMC in conjunction with Professor Robert Faggen's seminar on "Science and Faith in Modern Literature" and is funded, in part, by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
What Your Parents Didn't Know about Investing— and You Should!
Kenneth R. French, the Carl E. and Catherine M. Heidt Professor of Finance at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, is one of the preeminent authorities on the behavior of security prices, investment strategies and the management of financial risk. While he established this reputation in the field of academia, French has taken his investment skills to the private sector as the Director of Investment Strategy at Dimensional Fund Advisors, Inc. Along with his co-author Eugene Fama, French developed the value and tax-managed strategies for the hedge fund, which has $65 billion under management.
French has published a number of ground-breaking papers in renowned journals, such as the Journal of Business, the Journal of Finance and the Journal of Financial Economics. For his paper with Fama, entitled "Disappearing Dividends: Changing Firm Characteristics or Lower Propensity to Pay? (2004)," he was awarded the Jensen Prize for the second best paper in Corporate Finance and Organizations published in the Journal of Financial Economics.
In addition to his position at the Tuck School of Business, French previously has taught at MIT, Yale University and the University of Chicago. He is a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and an advisory editor of the Journal of Financial Economics. French also has served as the past director of the American Finance Association and of the Center for Research in Security Prices.
Dr. French's Athenaeum presentation is sponsored by the Financial Economics Institute and is the second lecture in the Financial Economics speaker series.
Poetry Reading
The river is largely implicit here, but part
of what
becomes it runs from east to west beside
our acre of buckthorn and elm...
Thus begins the title poem of Waterbome (2002), Linda Gregerson's third book of poems, which received the Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award in 2003. The poems in this volume build on sources of inspiration ranging from Michigan's Huron River to Shakespeare's history plays, in a language the poet Edward Hirsch describes as "at once rich and luminous, lyrical and discursive, reckless and well crafted, ancient and new." Gregerson's earlier books of poems are The Woman Who Died in Her Sleep (1996) and Fire in the Conservatory (1982).
She has received awards from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Poetry Society of America, and the Modern Poetry Association, and fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the Institute for Advanced Study, the National Humanities Center, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Gregerson is also the author of two volumes of criticism: The Reformation of the Subject: Spenser, Milton, and the English Protestant Epic (1995), and Negative Capability: Contemporary American Poetry (2001).
Gregerson teaches Renaissance literature and creative writing at the University of Michigan, where she is Frederick G. L. Huetwell Professor and Professor of English.
Year of the Rooster, Chinese Kwun Opera Society: 'Mischief at Class' from The Peony Pavilion
YUN-JIEH JIA, maid Tsun Shiang
C.C.WONG, tutor Chen Zhuei-Liang
LI-YUN WANG, Lady Du Li-Niang
HENRY CHANG, dizi
YU-HUA LI, erhu
LANG C. CHU, sansian
ZHU-FAN WU, drum
LEONARD TONG, small gong
FU-YUN SUN, make-up artist
Celebrating the Lunar New Year has become a valued tradition at the Athenaeum. You won't want to miss this delicious meal followed by the rare and wonderful opportunity to partake in a rich cultural experience. To celebrate the Chinese Lunar Year of the Rooster at the Athenaeum, the Chinese Kwun Opera Society will present "Mischief at Class," an episode from the famous Chinese Kwun opera The Peony Pavilion. The Peony Pavilion, written by Tong Xian-Zhu of the Ming dynasty in 1598 and is considered one of the greatest operatic works in Chinese literature. This drama tells the story of Lady Du Li-Niang and Liu Mong-Mei and the power of their love that surpassesd life and death. Kwun opera is considered the "Progenitor" of the Chinese opera tradition. The modern day Beijing Opera and other regional operas are all derived from Kwun Opera. It was fully developed during the 16th century and is characterized by the gentle nature of its prosody and melodies, the use of Dizi (bamboo flute) as its lead instrument, and the stylized movement in performance. In May 2001 the United Nation's Science, Education & Cultural Organization recognized the enduring value of Kwun as a "Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity."
The Chinese Lunar New Year is the longest chronological record in history, dating from 2600 B.C., when the Emperor Huang Ti introduced the first cycle of the zodiac. Like the Western calendar, The Chinese Lunar Calendar is a yearly one, as the start of the lunar year is based on the cycles of the moon. Therefore, because of this cyclical dating, the beginning of the year can fall anywhere between late January and the middle of February. This year it falls on February 9th. A complete cycle takes 60 years and is made up of five cycles of 12 years each.
The Chinese Lunar Calendar names each of the twelve years after an animal. Legend has it that the Lord Buddha summoned all the animals to come to him before he departed from earth. Only twelve came to bid him farewell and as a reward he named a year after each one in the order they arrived. The Chinese believe the animal ruling the year in which a person is born has a profound influence on personality, saying, "This is the animal that hides in your heart." 2005 is the year of the rooster.
The Chinese Kwun Opera Society is a non-profit organization formed in 1990. Its mission is to promote and preserve the Kwun Opera performing art, and further the understanding and appreciation of this art to the culturally diversified communities in Southern California.
The dinner is open to CMC persons only. The performance is open to all.
China and Hong Kong— One Country, Two Systems
How has Hong Kong fared since it returned to Chinese sovereignty as a Special Administrative Region of China in 1997? Has China honored its promises to allow Hong Kong a high degree of autonomy and its people to maintain their way of life? How will Hong Kong balance competing demands for democracy and improved welfare while confronting economic competition from new financial centers and Beijing's concerns for political stability? These are among the issues that Anson Chan will explore.
From 1993 to early 2001, Anson Chan served as the Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong in its waning years as a British colony and the first four years as a Special Administrative Region of China. She became the first woman and the first Chinese to hold the post after 150 years of British predecessors. In her capacity as head of the 190,000-strong civil service, principal advisor to Hong Kong's Chief Executive, and the most senior government official after Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Anson Chan made a significant contribution to stability and continuity in the early years after the handover. Mrs. Chan thus possessed a detailed knowledge of the inner workings of Hong Kong's society and government and an insiders understanding China's interests in Hong Kong as well as the prerequisites for Hong Kong's success in the future.
From 1987 to 1993, she was the Secretary for Economic Services, a key cabinet-level post, in which she oversaw the development of Hong Kong's physical infrastructure, including major port expansion, the construction of a new international airport and its associated road, rail, bridge, housing and commercial components; the liberalization of the telecommunications market, as well as having policy oversight of tourism, energy supply and public utilities.
Mrs. Chan was born in Shanghai in 1940 and moved with her family to Hong Kong in 1948. She graduated from the University of Hong Kong with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English and English Literature. She holds Honorary Degrees from Hong Kong University, Liverpool University, Tufts University in Massachusetts, the Open University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, University of Sheffield, an Honorary Professorship at Jiao Tong University, Shanghai and an Honorary Fellowship at the School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London.
Mrs. Chan was appointed a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in 1992. In July 1999 she was awarded the Grand Bauhinia Medal, the HKSAR's highest honour in recognition of her life-long and dedicated service for the well-being of Hong Kong, and her outstanding contribution to Hong Kong's smooth transition. In September 2002, she was appointed an unofficial Justice of the Peace. She was appointed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to be an honorary Dame Grand Cross of the Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George in November, 2002 in recognition of her service in the Hong Kong Government before the handover of Hong Kong to China in 1997.
The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies is pleased to host The Honorable Mrs. Anson Chan's visit to CMC as a Freeman Foundation Visiting Professor.
The Southern California Indians: Brutalizing or Preserving?
Formerly scorned, the Southern California natives have experienced great lifestyle changes. From primitive dwellings in brush-covered "Wikieups" toward today's gambling casinos, theirs has been a giant leap into the present. In his Athenaeum lecture, Dr. Rolle will interpret the meaning of such great changes.
Rolle, a distinguished scholar of California history, is uniquely qualified to address this topic. A professor emeritus of American history at Occidental College and presently a Research Scholar at the Huntington Library, Dr. Rolle has published some twenty books, among them California: A History (1963), now in its sixth edition. Rolle received his doctorate from the University of California at Los Angeles. He has been decorated as Cavaliere: Ordine Merito by the Italian government, and has won the Commonwealth Award for non-fiction.
Professor Rolle's lecture is first in the series Native Americans in the 21st Century sponsored by the Rose Institute for State and Local Government at CMC.
Beyond the Conflict: A Realistic View of Israeli Society
LUNCH 11:45 a.m. LECTURE 12:15 p.m.
Sometimes there seem to be two Israels: the Israel Americans usually see in the media, an Israel defined by headlines and images of death and destruction, terror and despair. Then there is the other Israel, the one that ISRAEL21c focuses on— the 21ST century Israel that is a world leader in high tech development, a center for advanced medical research, a force for decency and democracy and a place where millions of people live vital and satisfying lives.
Larry Weinberg is executive vice president, ISRAEL21c, a not-for-profit corporation based in the Silicon Valley, and a member of its Board of Directors. In this position Weinberg is responsible for managing the operations and strategic direction of ISRAEL21c. He served on the staffs of three New York City mayors and was one of the architects of Senator John Glenn's 1984 presidential campaign. Weinberg has also played key roles in a number of major public events and celebrations including: the United States Statue of Liberty Centennial, Hands Across America, the Ellis Island Medals of Honor, and the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' Voyage of Discovery. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from New York University and a Master of Public Administration from the Maxwell School of Public Affairs at Syracuse University.
ISRAEL21c's staff of four in Israel finds stories that are so compelling and relevant that they have been placed in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Time, CNN and hundreds of other major mainstream media outlets in a time when the media covers mostly conflict. ISRAEL21c's award-winning website, www.israel2lc.org, has more than 700 stories, each spotlighting what is special about Israel.
Readings and Reflections
Luis Rodriguez is convinced that a writer can change the world. Indeed it is through education and the power of words that Rodriguez saw his own way out of the barrio of East L.A. and successfully broke free from the years of violence and desperation he spent as an active gang member. Achieving success as an award-winning Chicano poet, he was sure the streets would haunt him no more— until his young son joined a gang himself. Rodriguez fought for his child by telling his own story in the bestseller Always Running: La Vida Loca, Gang Days in L.A. (1993), a vivid memoir that explores the motivation of gang life and cautions against the death and destruction that inevitably claim its participants. An international best seller, the memoir also garnered a Carl Sandburg Literary Award, a Chicago Sun-Times Book Award, and was designated a New York Times "Notable Book".
Despite this, the American Library Association in 1999 called Always Running one of the ten most censored books in the United States. Efforts to remove his books from public school libraries and reading lists have occurred in Illinois, Michigan, Texas, and more recently in California, where the battles were quite heated.
An accomplished poet, Luis Rodriguez is the author of three collections of poetry: Poems Across the Pavement (1989), The Concrete River (1991), and Trochemoche (1998). Rodriguez's poetry has won a Poetry Center Book Award, a PEN Josephine Miles Literary Award, and ForeWard Magazine's Silver Book Award, among others. His two children's books have won a Patterson Young Adult Book Award, two Skipping Stones Honor Awards, and a Parent's Choice Book Award, among others.
In May 2001, Rodriguez became one of fifty individuals from around the world to be recognized as an Unsung Hero of Compassion, an honor bestowed on him by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Forthcoming in the spring of 2005 is Luis Rodriguez's first novel, Music of the Mill (Rayo Books/HarperCollins).
This evening with Luis Rodriguez is jointly sponsored by the Athenaeum and the Dean of Students at CMC with support from a grant by the Irvine Foundation.
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First Known Use: 15th century
noun con·duct \ˈkän-(ˌ)dəkt\
: the way that a person behaves in a particular place or situation
: the way that something is managed or directed
Full Definition of CONDUCT
: the act, manner, or process of carrying on : management <praised for his conduct of the campaign>
: a mode or standard of personal behavior especially as based on moral principles <questionable conduct>
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Examples of CONDUCT
- A panel investigated her conduct and she was subsequently fired.
- <the President was happy to leave the conduct of foreign affairs to his secretary of state>
Origin of CONDUCT
Middle English, from Medieval Latin conductus, from Latin conducere
Related to CONDUCT
Rhymes with CONDUCT
verb con·duct \kən-ˈdəkt also ˈkän-ˌdəkt\
: to plan and do (something, such as an activity)
: to direct the performance of (musicians or singers)
: to guide or lead (someone) through or around a place
Full Definition of CONDUCT
transitive verb
: to bring by or as if by leading : guide <conduct tourists through a museum>
a : to lead from a position of command <conduct a siege> <conduct a class>b : to direct or take part in the operation or management of <conduct an experiment> <conduct a business> <conduct an investigation>c : to direct the performance of <conduct an orchestra> <conduct an opera>
a : to convey in a channelb : to act as a medium for conveying or transmitting
: to cause (oneself) to act or behave in a particular and especially in a controlled manner
intransitive verb
of a road or passage : to show the way : lead
a : to act as leader or directorb : to have the quality of transmitting light, heat, sound, or electricity
— con·duct·ibil·i·ty \kən-ˌdək-tə-ˈbi-lə-tē\ noun
— con·duct·ible \-ˈdək-tə-bəl\ adjective
Examples of CONDUCT
- The police are conducting an investigation into last week's robbery.
- I like the way the company conducts business.
- The magazine conducted a survey.
- Who will be conducting the meeting?
- The committee is expected to conduct hearings in May.
- He conducts the choir with great skill and emotion.
- conducting the music of Mozart
- Our guide slowly conducted us through the museum.
- Our guide conducted us along the path.
First Known Use of CONDUCT
15th century
Related to CONDUCT
Synonym Discussion of CONDUCT
conduct, manage, control, direct mean to use one's powers to lead, guide, or dominate. conduct implies taking responsibility for the acts and achievements of a group <conducted negotiations>. manage implies direct handling and manipulating or maneuvering toward a desired result <manages a meat market>. control implies a regulating or restraining in order to keep within bounds or on a course <controlling his appetite>. direct implies constant guiding and regulating so as to achieve smooth operation <directs the store's day-to-day business>.
synonyms see in addition behave
transitive verb con·duct \kən-ˈdəkt also ˈkän-ˌdəkt\ (Medical Dictionary)
Medical Definition of CONDUCT
: to act as a medium for conveying
intransitive verb
: to have the quality of transmitting something (as light, heat, sound, or electricity)
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9/18/13 Jim Carrey Breakdown
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Thursday, September 19, 2013
"Django Unchained" star KERRY WASHINGTON has been named "People" magazine's Best-Dressed Woman of 2013. The rest of this year's 10 Best-Dressed is:
Jennifer Lawrence
Nicole Richie
Zoe Saldana
Emma Stone
Lily Collins
Kate Bosworth
Jessica Chastain
Solange Knowles
Jenna Dewan-Tatum
The "National Enquirer" says that JIM CARREY'S failed relationship with JENNY MCCARTHY and diminishing box office appeal are starting to wear him down. Sources say Jim is missing Jenny, and having a hard time seeing her doing so well, both career-wise and with her new boyfriend DONNIE WAHLBERG. Friends are worried that he's headed for a nervous breakdown.
It's time for our weekly "GWYNETH PALTROW is a Diva" story. "Life & Style" magazine says Gwyneth even plays the princess when she goes to the gym. A source says, quote, "Before she showers she makes someone go into the stall and wipe the entire shower dry. She refuses to touch what she calls 'somebody else's shower water.'" That's not all . . . quote, "She also refuses to use toilet paper that anyone has touched and demands an unopened package." Gwyneth's rep says none of this is true.
Liam Hemsworth has already moved on from Miley Cyrus: He was spotted kissing Mexican actress Eiza Gonzalez at her apartment complex in Beverly Hills. Liam and Gonzalez were first spotted together over the weekend at a club in Las Vegas. He went to her place on Tuesday to return some luggage and they were spotted kissing outside the building.
9/18/13 LiLo's New Man
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
LINDSAY LOHAN is reportedly dating former Texas Longhorns quarterback MATT NORDGREN. After college he had a very brief and uneventful NFL career in 2006, then starred on the 2011 Bravo reality show "Most Eligible Dallas". Nordgren won't admit he's actually dating Lindsay, but he recently said, quote, "We've hung out. But I have been a friend trying to support her for many years now. She's completely sober now. She's in a great place and working hard and meeting with all the right people."
When JENNIFER ANISTON and JUSTIN THEROUX moved in together, she wouldn't let him display his STD ARTWORK. He says, quote, "I have these beautiful wax-museum pieces, handmade, from the 1800s, from a museum of curiosities. They're just these open mouths, with tongues, and in the throats are different stages, labeled, of syphilis and gonorrhea and whatever." He moved them to his office in L.A. --Justin also reveals that one of the reasons he and Jennifer bought their $21 million home is because it came with SIX CHICKENS. He says, quote, "[The previous owners] were like, 'Of course we'll get rid of the chickens.' And we said, 'Are you crazy? Don't get rid of the chickens. That's half the reason we wanted this place.'"
BRAD PITT took a picture with a bride and groom who were getting married at a hotel where Brad was having a business meeting. Some witnesses claim SHIA LABEOUF was at the meeting, too . . . and NOBODY paid attention to him.
The "National Enquirer" says O.J. SIMPSON is freaking out because he hid some incriminating items from the murders of Nicole Brown and Ron Goldman in his Florida home . . . including the MURDER WEAPON. And the house is about to be foreclosed on and auctioned off.
9/17/13 Miley & Liam Splitsville
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Tuesday, September 17, 2013
It's official: MILEY CYRUS and LIAM HEMSWORTH are finished. Reps for both of them confirmed it yesterday. We don't know WHY they split, but there are rumors that Liam was cheating, and that he was fed up with Miley's new image and attitude.
Here's MILEY CYRUS explaining her behavior in the new issue of "Harper's Bazaar" . . . quote, "I was an adult when I was supposed to be a kid. So now I'm an adult and I'm acting like a kid."
SOFIA VERGARA and her on-again, off-again boyfriend NICK LOEB are OFF again. And this is after getting engaged last year on Sofia's 40th birthday. They dated for about three years. There's no word why they split, but there have been rumors that he's a SERIAL CHEATER.
In an interview with an Australian magazine, ROBERT PATTINSON may have given some insight into where KRISTEN STEWART stands with him. He said, quote, "I don't ever feel the need to forgive or expect people to be. I judge people on their actions. I don't really care if it's wrong or right, I give them the benefit of the doubt. If they do something I can't be bothered to deal with, I just cut them out."
DINA LOHAN turned 51 on Sunday, and she celebrated with all four of her kids: LINDSAY, ALI, Cody and Michael Jr. Here's something she DIDN'T celebrate with: ALCOHOL. Seriously . . . almost the entire Lohan family got together at a restaurant that serves booze . . . and NOBODY DRANK. Sources say they ordered Diet Cokes, waters, Shirley Temples and cherry sodas all night."
It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that RIHANNA enjoys the occasional reefer cigarette. But her friend KATY PERRY kind of called her on it in an interview with "Elle Canada". She said, quote, "I think Rihanna always looks so fresh and I'm like, 'How do you do that? We all know how much pot you smoke!' And you don't sleep because you're on Instagram at 4 o'clock in the morning!"
9/16/13 Dina Lohan DUI
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Monday, September 16, 2013
LEBRON JAMES married his high school sweetheart Savannah Brinson at the Grand Del Mar resort in San Diego on Saturday night. Guests included several NBA stars, plus the owner and coach of the Miami Heat. There are also reports that BEYONCÉ and JAY Z performed "Crazy In Love".
JOHN LEGEND married model CHRISSY TEIGEN in Lake Como, Italy on Saturday. Guests included Kanye West, Quincy Jones, Stevie Wonder and Brooklyn Decker. John sang "All of Me" . . . a song he wrote for Chrissy . . . and Stevie sang "Ribbon in the Sky".
In the digital age, this is as much proof of a breakup as anything: MILEY CYRUS has UN-FOLLOWED her fiancé LIAM HEMSWORTH on Twitter. Interestingly, Liam is still following Miley. Hers is one of only 17 feeds he follows.
On that TV show "The Test", MICHAEL LOHAN challenged his ex-wife DINA to take a drug test. She refused. The show aired on Thursday. And that night, Dina got a DUI on Long Island. Dina was pulled over at about 11:00 P.M. for going 77 mph in a 55 mile-per-hour zone. She had a blood-alcohol level of .2% . . . which is more than TWICE the legal limit of .08%. Here's another interesting detail: Dina claimed she was INJURED during her arrest. She was evaluated by emergency personnel who said nothing was wrong with her . . . and at that point, police say she, quote, "recanted her claim."
PAULA DEEN was brought to tears by a 10-MINUTE STANDING OVATION at a cooking convention in Houston on Saturday. She told the crowd, quote, "We all experience pain in some way but pain is also a good thing because it makes you grow."
KHLOE KARDASHIAN is reportedly trying to keep LAMAR ODOM from hemorrhaging money by putting a hold on their credit cards. Even though Lamar has his own millions, Khloe apparently controls the cash flow in the relationship. But Lamar has been getting around it by hocking jewelry.
9/13/13 Khloe Gets Tested
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Friday, September 13, 2013
Rumor has it KHLOE KARDASHIAN got tested for STDs after LAMAR ODOM admitted that he'd been unfaithful . . . and didn't always use protection. A source says Khloe has proof he cheated with at least FIVE other women because she had hired a private investigator. And it could cost him if they divorce, because there's an infidelity clause in their prenup.
NICOLE KIDMAN got knocked to the ground in New York City yesterday by a paparazzi scumbag on a bicycle. She was on her way into a hotel when the photographer came flying down the sidewalk at about 20 miles an hour, trying to get a shot of her. But he lost control of the bike, crashed into her, and they both went down. The guy got a ticket, probably for riding on the sidewalk.
Remember one-time reality show dad Jon Gosselin? Well he has taken a job waiting and bussing tables at a pub in Pennsylvania. Jon starred on "Jon & Kate Plus 8," but is now living off the grid in a cabin, and struggling to pay the rent. He is also dealing with a lawsuit from his ex, Kate Gosselin, centered around his involvement in a tell-all book published about her.


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Converting records to CD and MP3
A look at what's involved in recording vinyl to your PC
Like a lot of people, my wife's family has acquired quite a record collection over the years. But as smaller, more portable tapes, CDs, and MP3s became popular, the records they love got played less and less. So this winter, I decided to rescue those albums from their quiet, dusty corner, and transfer that music to audio formats they could more easily enjoy: CDs and MP3s.
You can easily connect a turntable that has a USB output to your computer.
Copying music might seem like a simple task — after all, I save music CDs as MP3s on my computer's hard drive all the time. But I found that recording vinyl to my PC wasn't as straightforward. So I've written this article to give you an idea of what's involved, and share some time-saving tips I learned along the way.
Choosing a turntable
The first step is to evaluate your equipment, and figure out how you'll connect it to your PC.
Traditional turntables typically have a set of stereo RCA outputs and a ground wire. If you'd like to use this kind of turntable, make sure you have a phono preamp in the mix — either built into the turntable, or in a separate receiver or amplifier. If you connect those stereo RCA outputs directly to your computer's sound card without a phono preamp, you won't get very good sound. Also, keep in mind that you might need a mini-stereo-to-stereo-RCA adapter to connect your turntable to your computer's sound card (check your sound card to be sure).
If you're in the market for a new turntable, you can choose one that just has the traditional stereo RCA outputs, or opt for a model that offers a USB interface as well. Now, USB doesn't necessarily make the recording process any quicker or easier, but it does provide a simpler, high-quality connection. Plus, these turntables often include a USB cable in the box.
Software is key
Archiving your records isn't quite as easy as just plugging your record player into your computer — you'll also need software that can record the audio tracks. There are quite a few software options out there, and the type you use should depend on how you want to listen to your albums once you've recorded them. Will you mainly listen on your iPod, or will you make compilation CDs of favorite tracks? Do you want to aim for top audio quality with the help of specialized noise filters? Or are you more concerned with getting things done quickly and easily? I tried out three different types of software, and each one had its merits.
By the way, if you buy a USB turntable, chances are it will also include some record archiving software. Even so, it might be worth purchasing more advanced software, depending on what you'd like to do. If you do purchase software, you can expect it to run you between $20-60, depending on the features it includes.
The recording process
First of all, I should tell you a bit about my recording method. Whenever possible, I opted to record each album as one long track, and cut it apart into individual songs afterwards, rather than mark the end of each song as I was recording. Not all of the software I tried let me take this approach, but I preferred it, since I could sit back and really enjoy the music. I didn't have to hover over my mouse, waiting for the end of the track; I could just listen and pay attention to the quality of the track itself.
However I initially recorded the album, all of the software I tried made it relatively easy to divide up or trim my tracks, though some offered greater control than others.
Key features to look for
I tried out three different software applications to archive my records — Audacity (included free with my turntable), MixMeister EZ Vinyl Converter 2, and MixPad — but there are a lot more out there. So below, I've tried to highlight the features I found especially useful so you know what to look for in your own software.
- Saving your recordings in your preferred audio format. Make sure your software can save your music in your preferred format. MP3 is obviously common, but you can also easily find software that supports other formats, like WAV. Also, make sure you choose software that's compatible with your operating system. (All three software packages I used worked with Windows-based PCs; Mixmeister and Audacity also worked with Mac, and Audacity worked with Linux as well.)
- Pausing your recordings. Though I generally opted to record my albums as one continuous track, and then divide up the songs at the end, I still liked to be able to pause a recording. It saved me from having to edit out dead time when I flipped over the record. And I could get up to answer the door, for example, without missing a thing, or having to redo a recording. I could pause my recordings with both Audacity and MixPad.
- Applying noise filters. Frequently played records are known for their characteristic hisses and other white noise. This can add character to a track, but it can also detract from its overall sound. If you'd like to remove those defects, look for software with built-in noise filters. Audacity and MixPad both allowed me to filter out that kind of background noise.
- Downloading track information. Some software will automatically go online to find artist, album and song information for each track you record. This is a convenience we've all become used to when we rip CDs in programs like iTunes® and Windows Media Player, and it's also a timesaver when archiving your records. This is one feature I really enjoyed when I used EZ Vinyl Converter.
- Achieving more precise edits. Some software allows you to perform finer edits — removing specific pops or skips, for example, rather than just applying a general filter, or trimming the lead-in and lead-out times of each song. If you want precise control over your recordings, keep an eye out for these features. I found that Audacity and MixPad were both great for this kind of fine-tuning.
- Streamlining the process with iPod-friendly features. Some software these days is geared towards iPod® users. For example, EZ Vinyl Converter automatically exports your recordings to iTunes, and downloads the track information, so you can add your albums to your iPod and start enjoying them right away.
Overall, I found EZ Vinyl Converter to be the most user-friendly recording software I tried. It saved me time by automatically downloading the track information, and it was easy to operate. But I had to mark the end of each track as it was recording, and I couldn't pause the recording once I'd started it. So I found that once I'd gotten more comfortable with Audacity and MixPad, I preferred to take advantage of their more advanced editing features, even though archiving each album was a bit more time consuming.
OK, I've got my albums recorded. Now what?
Once I had my records archived, it was time to enjoy them. For my own listening, I added my favorites to my iPod — this was especially easy using the EZ Vinyl Converter software, since it exported my recordings directly to iTunes.
But I also wanted to share some of these recordings with my wife's family at Christmas. In this case, I found it easier to use Audacity and MixPad. I simply transferred the WAV or MP3 files I'd created and burned them to CDs using my computer's software.
Since I'd invested all that time and effort in saving these albums, I wanted to make sure I had backup copies, in case my hard drive crashed or got damaged. So I kept CD copies of each album for myself, and also saved copies on my external hard drive.
Things I wish I'd known when I started
Here are some things I learned throughout this process that would have made me better prepared at the beginning:
- Decide early on what your preferences are. How are you going to listen to your music? Do you want precision editing tools, or a more user-friendly approach? Decide before you begin, so you can start off with the best software for your preferences.
- Prescreen your records. Listen to each album carefully before you record it to make sure you don't have any skips or other undesirable defects.
- Make time for it. Unlike dubbing tapes or burning CDs, you can't just press a button and walk away. You should expect to babysit the computer for the entire recording process — anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the album. You'll want to hear the album as it's recording, and listen closely, to catch any flaws. It's a very hands-on process, but it's worth it for those special albums.
- Converting records to CD or MP3 will not make them sound better. The analog recordings you hear with vinyl can provide fuller, richer sound than digital recordings. If sound quality is important to you, use a high bitrate to capture more of the album's detail and nuance, or use a lossless format like WAV. Also, keep in mind that if the record is in bad shape, even filters and editing tools won't be able to improve the sound. If you love the songs, you'll still enjoy them, but don't expect a miracle.
Wrapping it up
My experiences with this process taught me a lot about music and what I thought was important in resurrecting my albums. My goal when I started was to transfer the albums to a more usable medium quickly and easily. But I learned that that process isn't necessarily quick or easy — though it did go more smoothly after I'd recorded my first few albums.
I also learned that it can be worth the time and effort. For me, the effort had special significance when I gave the CDs to my wife's family on Christmas day, and they recounted old times with laughter and tears.


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In observation of the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the Vice President's Office announced the selection of 25 communities for up to $452 million in Recovery Act funding to "ramp-up" energy efficiency building retrofits.
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The opening of the Twin Rivers Artists Association's annual Members' Show at the Bank of the Arts is one of the highlights of Friday night's final New Bern ArtWalk of 2012.
Like many of the new exhibits at downtown galleries, a reception is planned during the ArtWalk, which has 18 participating galleries, shops and restaurants.
This show, which continues through Dec. 22, features a mix of oils, acrylics, watercolors, mixed
media, pastels, sculpture and pottery by many of the art association's 110 members, whose skill and experience levels range from beginner to professional.
Elizabeth Alexander-Spencer, an art instructor at
The cover for the November ArtWalk card is a painting by Maggie Peacock, at Bear Hands Art Factory & Framing.
New Bern ArtWorks & Company on
Carolina Creations on
Artwork is available at The Next Chapter Bookstore, with an opening exhibit by artist Beth Conley.
Artist Michaele Rose Watson hosts another Bohemien Artists Night, with a variety of media by local artists. Watson said lighting will be available for the evening, which is outdoors.
For theater-goers, there is another performance of "Dreamgirls" at New Bern Civic Theatre on
Bear Hands Art Factory and Framing will host its "Small Works Art Show" and People's Choice Award at the
Street strollers can view infants being photographed at Caroline McGath Newborn Photography on
The Accidental Artist on
The Tryon Palace Museum Store features a carving demonstration and music by Mermaid Morrigan.
Other participating businesses include MJ's Raw Bar & Grille, the Four C's, Morgan's Tavern, Mitchell Hardware and Beasley Broadcast Group.
The New Bern Farmer's Market, across
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Giovanna Del Sarto was born in Carrara, Italy and moved to England in 1999 after graduating in Foreign Languages and Literature at Universita' degli Studi di Pisa.
Her interest in History of Art and Fine Art practice made her to return to education in 2003.
In 2006 she successfully graduated in BA Graphic Fine Art at the University of East London. During her academic years, she developed a genuine passion for documentary and photojournalism photography. Del Sarto successfully complited a Masters in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communications (LCC) in 2008.
In the last few years, Del Sarto collaborated with different associations and charities such as Stop the War Coalition, Journal of Art & Art Education, PhotoVoice and Arcola Theatre among others.
Her photographic work had been exhibited in Host Gallery, Theprintspace Gallery, London, Muzeum Vysociny Jihlava, Czech Republic, Viareggio Carnival La Cittadella, Viareggio, Italy and her work is held in the permanent collection at the University of East London.Giovanna Del Sarto 's current location:
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Made without elastic, these non-binding, non-irritating socks are ideal for men with poor circulation, diabetes, sensitive skin or allergies
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not what you expect, look like men's
By ladylehamanda
from colorado
About Me Diabetic With Foot Drop
Comments about Women's Non-Binding Socks:
Not happy with these and only one to a package. I think if there were two pairs the price would be more reasonable.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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comfortable but socks shrink in the wash
By whoszie
from Chicago
these socks shrink when washed so consider the larger size
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
great for my often swoolen legs.
By Mary V. by the sea
from Maine
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I use the sox when my legs are swollenI have purchased these in the past still true for the future.price is a bit high.
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By Greynurse
from San Lorenzo, CA
I've worn "diabetic" socks for years. Always for size 11 women's shoes and they always fit well and stay up. I ordered these ONLY because of the tan color. They were awful. Would NOT stay up. With first wearing slid down my leg and under my heel! MOST UNcomfortable. A waste of money. Donated them to charity and hope a homeless person will get more use out of them.
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The navy socks fade too quickly.
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Made without elastic, these non-binding, non-irritating socks are ideal for men with poor circulation, diabetes, sensitive skin or allergies
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warm and toasty
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I usually take a small petite but the medium petite fits just right.Comfortable under jeans and boots.
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Comfy, warm, but waist too big
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I think these run large. I ordered a medium and there was plenty of wiggle room. In fact, the waist is too big and they tend to slip down. If not for that, I'd give these a higher rating. I like that they look like ordinary tights from the outside and they are not too bulky to wear under pants or skirts. Just wish they had more elastic at the waist.
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very warm
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they great except that not staying in place
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I am 5'1" tall & 176 lbs in weight & I brought 2 pairs of this size in Petite/Medium tall & they did not go further up than my thigh area, so I returned the item for an exchange to a Queen Full size. Queen full size too I had great difficulty in pulling it upto my waist & finally got it upto my waist & after awhile it kept falling off my waist and gathering up at my ankles. Worst pair of leggings I ever had. On the pro side, they were soft & had nice feeling in your skin & it keeps your legs warm upto a degree. I just wish they just stayed put.
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I ordered a queen size in these because I don't like tight clothing. Even the QS was small, tight and I could not even get them up to my waist to keep the crotch from sagging. I am only 5'5"......will be returning this item
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