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Posted: 09/11/2009 - Eagle County jurors convicted a man on a charge of owning a dangerous dog after his pets attacked a woman during a mountain bike race last year.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - Eagle County jurors convicted a man on a charge of owning a dangerous dog after his pets attacked a woman during a mountain bike race last year.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - A restaurant owner who gives his sandwiches names that connote drug use could get a liquor license after a judge ruled that an earlier denial violated his free speech rights.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - The principal of a Lafayette Middle School says colored jelly bracelets worn by students may have sexual meanings and parents should prevent their children from wearing them to school.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - Defense attorneys will have more time to evaluate evidence found in a recently discovered car in the trial of a man facing charges in the disappearance and presumed death of his daughter.
Updated: 09/11/2009 - The driver of an asphalt truck is has been killed after his truck landed in Clear Creek.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - The Colorado Public Utilities Commission has asked Xcel Energy to scrap $480,000 from its rate increase request because the money was spent on employee-recognition awards, parties, and other treats like coffee, bagels, and doughnuts.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - An update on the proposed uranium mill near Montrose.
Posted: 09/11/2009 - Governor Bill Ritter has ordered flags to fly at half staff Friday in honor of Patriot Day.
Updated: 09/11/2009 - Investigators say Maynard the cat was doused with chemicals and set on fire.
Updated: 09/11/2009 - Colorado wildlife officials say a man is recovering from his injuries after a black bear entered his home and attacked him.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - Former state lawmaker Andrew Romanoff is going ahead with plans to challenge U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet in the Democratic Primary next year.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - The driver of an asphalt truck has died after his tanker overturned near Idaho Springs, spilling diesel and asphalt into Clear Creek.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - Prosecutors say a Western Colorado police officer charged with regularly beating a woman under a relationship contract used his position to intimidate her out of calling authorities.
Posted: 09/10/2009 - Authorities say human remains found on a southwest Colorado mountain may be those of a Dallas pilot whose plane crashed three years ago.
Updated: 09/10/2009 - The American Legion in Olathe is hosting a 9/11 memorial event on September 11th.
Updated: 09/10/2009 - Family members say a Colorado Springs woman was on board a jetliner briefly hijacked as it landed in Mexico City.
Updated: 09/10/2009 - The Gunnison Tunnel is being celebrated all month long, and Friday, you can help ring in a century of success in Montrose.
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Posted: 09/09/2009 - A wildfire that had authorities advising people in at least 50 homes in northern Colorado to be ready to leave has been partially contained.
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Posted: 09/09/2009 - Some new Habitat for Humanity homes may be outfitted with furniture that once graced Aspen's Little Nell Hotel, where a suite can run as much as $5,500 a night.
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Expelled NCP minister Vijay Kumar Gavit will have tough times ahead. He was sacked on Wednesday after his daughter, Dr Heena Gavit, joined BJP. And she has been given a ticket from Nandurbar Lok Sabha constituency, where she will take on ten-time MP Manikarao Gavit of the Congress.
The problem now for Gavit is that he cannot join the BJP because the Congress-NCP combine is threatening to put him in jail in connection with a slew of scams allegedly involving him.
"Most of the cases are in advance stages of investigation. And the Congress can rake them up as a revenge for betrayal," said Chandrakant Raghuwanshi, Congress MLC.
According to Raghuwanshi, Gavit was involved in the Rs 6,000 crore tribal development scheme scams. The high court has appointed the Gaikwad committee to thoroughly probe the matter and submit its report.
"The state government has also issued notification appointing the committee. It's likely to submit its report in a short while. Once that comes about, action would be taken against Gavit," said Raghuwanshi.
The allegations are that as the tribal minister Vijay Kumar Gavit bought various items at inflated rates submitting fake bills. In just one day, Gavit's tribal department bought 200 buffaloes and cows from the Dhule animal market.
"Each buffalo cost them Rs 38,500 as per the bill submitted; the budget limit was Rs 40,000. How is it that all the animals cost the same? The cost of cows and buffaloes depends on how many times they have delivered. Corruption of similar nature was reported in buying items like gas burner, etc. Gavit pocketed the money gained through corruption," alleged another Congress leader from Dhule.
Gavit's family is very ambitious. His wife was chairman of Nandurbar Zilla Parishad; his brother Sharad Gavit is in the Samajwadi Party; brother-in-law Jagdish Valvi is the Congress MLA from Chopada in Jalgaon district.
"Now, his daughter wants to become an MP. Dr Heena Gavit left medical education midway to join politics. It's a waste of one medical seat. Some other tribal student would have benefited. They are a selfish lot," said one tribal doctor from Nandurbar.
Sources said Gavit had committed political suicide by allowing his daughter to join the BJP. It was due to NCP chief Sharad Pawar's cordial relations with the Congress that most of the cases against Vijay Kumar Gavit were either suppressed or put on hold. "Now, he no more has the protection of the NCP. If BJP does not come to power, then Gavit will have a tough time and may even be put behind bars," said a senior NCP leader.


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So TSAA uses supersampling for the alpha textures unlike regular MSAA that only samples the edges using no supersampling (downsampling)
Downsampling is a one way to get SSAA and shouldn't be confused to actually be the only way to get Super Sampling.
Super Sampling just means sampling something several times and taking average, actual sample locations can vary and so can subject what is being sampled.
MSAA doesn't actually find edges or only sample the edges of polygons.
It takes the Z-Samples everywhere, but it writes only one color sample for each pixel. (accurately said, it writes the same color to all subsamples which are within the polygon on that pixel.)
As there is no variation within pixel, only place we can see it's effects is on edges.
So basically MSAA is just a version of SSAA which writes one color to all subsamples.
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Edit: it irritates me that both regular SSAA and the 2 modes for TSAA uses the word "supersampling" as in super and multi sampled TSAA along with the SSAA supersampling. Gets comfusing.
Super sampling tells what kind of sampling is done, just like multi sampling and thus those terms are used, even with transparent methods.
Also Transparent multi sampled AA should be called TMAA or TMSAA..
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Midday: Sugar Sammy threatened/Mexx goes bustHello and welcome to montrealgazette.com and welcome to Midday. Here's the rundown on some of the stories we're following for you today. A threat against Sugar Sammy was reportedly called in Thursday
Majical Cloudz keeps it personal on tour with LordeThanks to 2013 debut album Impersonator, the group had already moved up to club-sized venues
Pat Metheny's never liked that 'jazz' labelGuitar legend's on 160-city tour with his Unity band
Taylor Swift turns to Twitter for solaceI met the multi-platinum, multi-Grammy-Award-winning pop star several weeks back, here in town to try to ensure that her latest long-player 1989 would sell as many millions as the other albums.
Don't mind the gapThere are no excuses, Roch Voisine says of the wait for his latest English-language album. "But finally I'm very happy that I can finish those songs I started seven years ago"
Serge Fiori, Alex Nevsky big winners at ADISQ GalaThe 36th annual ADISQ Gala was a tale of two generations. Sunday night, the stars and power brokers of the Quebec music biz turned up at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier of Place des Arts for the annual awards
Proud Kent Nagano conducts OSM in Bernstein's queer opera "A Quiet Place" during Gay PrideOSM Maestro Kent Nagano (Photo by Marco Campanozzi, courtesy OSM) It was two years after Grammy-winning Maestro Kent Nagano had signed on with the Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal in 2006 before he
Fly Rasta! Ziggy Marley secures family business and spreads gospel of Bob on his new tourSix-time Grammy-winner Ziggy Marley's father Bob never won a Grammy inhis lifetime (Photo by Malia James, courtesy Gong Communications) Ziggy Marley, the son of Bob, first performed in Montreal at the
Ronnie Spector, Suzanne Vega, Sheryl Crow headline Pop Montreal line-upSeasoned femme artists are front and centre at the 13th edition of Pop Montreal, with an action-packed line-up that includes former Ronettes front-woman Ronnie Spector, folky singer-songwriter Suzanne Vega and Grammy Award-winning rocker Sheryl Crow.
Legendary Motown diva Thelma Houston keeps the disco flame alive"As long as I have a mic in my hand, I'm a happy woman!" Thelma Houston told me this week from her home in Los Angeles. And as long as Houston has a mic in her hand, I'm happy too! The last time I saw Ms.


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Chef Chris Ward wiped his hands on the kitchen towel he keeps thrown across his left shoulder and called for more iced tea. One minute he was frying bacon, the next he was grabbing butter with his fingers and putting a big dab in each of three sauté pans. Then he was dumping riced potatoes into a big stainless-steel bowl and throwing in a bunch of corn kernels and chives to make potato-cranberry galettes for a tuna entrée. He tasted the potatoes and tossed in the dried cranberries, then made a small, fat galette in a ring mold and put it on the grill to get a nice brown crust—all this while workers at the sauté station zigzagged around him as if guided by radar, never smashing into him or each other or whacking anyone with a pan. It was 7:45 on a Wednesday night—rush hour—at the Mercury, one of Dallas' high-profile restaurants. I had asked Ward if I could hang out with him for a day, because I've always been curious about what life is like on the other side of the swinging doors. We had been on the go for more than ten hours, and I'd picked up interesting tidbits of insider information. But I'd learned even more about what kind of people flourish in this environment. Liking to cook is fundamental, but being able to do it under stress is more important, because working in a big restaurant kitchen can be a little like working in an emergency room. And one other thing was becoming clear: A person who wants to move up the ladder shouldn't expect to have a life.
The standing joke among Ward's co-workers is that he comes to work in his pajamas. He doesn't, of course, but the employees at the restaurant's central business office still tease him when he shows up around eight in the morning, hair uncombed, in his chef's pants and a sport shirt, and they rib him about having an iced-tea habit that runs to several quarts a day. "I'm out of the house in fifteen or thirty minutes," he says, taking time only for coffee and a few moments with his girlfriend and their two-year-old daughter.
At 42, Ward has been a chef all his adult life, but he became a star with the opening of the Mercury, a sleek Mediterranean spot in North Dallas, in 1998. A year later he had another hit with Citizen, a trendy Euro-Asian restaurant and sushi bar in the Oak Lawn area near downtown. Both places are owned by a restaurant-development group called the M Crowd, named for its founder and chief executive officer, Michael "Mico" Rodriguez. The two restaurants are gratifyingly successful. Last year the Mercury logged $2.7 million in sales, Citizen $2.9 million. For his part, Ward, who is an M Crowd partner, gets paid well into six figures—and all the iced tea he can drink.
Our day began at nine-thirty in the morning at the M Crowd's offices near downtown, where Ward was placing orders for food. I had expected that he might go shopping at the farmers' market, but he doesn't have time. "I would have to get up at four," he says. For my benefit, we stopped by American Foodservice, an enormous warehouse that supplies most of his fresh vegetables, to check out its amazing global inventory, dodging forklifts zipping around like demented oversized toys. Then we headed for Kazy's Gourmet Shop, a sushi specialty market, where Ward picked up some fresh big-eye tuna. The next stop—a brief one—was Citizen. Although it was noon, Ward didn't eat. "I snack when I'm working," he said. Typically he cooks three days in succession at each restaurant (and at another M Crowd enterprise, the Chop House, in Fort Worth). His two-year-old BMW has 44,000 miles on the odometer. When I remarked that at least he gets a bit of down time between the two cities, he said, "Not really. I'm usually on the cell phone, and lately I've been dictating into a tape recorder." He's working with local freelance writer Christine Carbone on a cookbook-biography titled Restaurant Life.
Even though Ward didn't set out to be a chef, food has been a lifelong infatuation. His mother, who is from an Italian family, is a fabulous cook; his father, a doctor, loves to eat. "When I was a kid in Shreveport," he says, "my parents and brother and I traveled and ate out all the time." By the age of twelve, he had been to Ernie's in San Francisco and Lutèce in New York. "Even now, I can tell you what everybody had," he says. His restaurant career began with a summer job in Dallas in 1978 at then-prestigious Arthur's and progressed through equally big names like the Pyramid Room and the second Agnew's. He was running the kitchen at the Bedford Village Inn in New Hampshire when, in 1997, Mico Rodriguez lured him back to Texas.
We got to the Mercury at about four o'clock. The kitchen staff of nine, almost all Hispanic men in their twenties, was in full swing. Given what I'd read about restaurant culture in Anthony Bourdain's riotous memoir, Kitchen Confidential, I was ready for a bunch of boom-box-playing, pot-smoking wackos, but everyone was the epitome of decorum (they knew I was coming, of course). The kitchen is at the back of the restaurant and is partially visible above a chest-high counter—the workers manning the ten gas burners, the flat griddle, and the grill provide live entertainment for diners. (They also sweat a lot: The temperature near the stoves is hellacious.) As the prep cooks chopped, blended, and blanched, they gradually filled some three dozen six-inch-square stainless-steel containers with baby artichokes, morels, salsify, green lentils, Monterey jack cheese, leeks, asparagus, haricots verts, tomato concassée, roasted-corn relish, jícama salad, chives, garlic, shallots, vegetable stock, and much, much more. On weekdays the restaurant typically serves 125 to 150 customers; on weekends, 200 to 275. Weekly food costs come to $11,000.


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Green Building Leaders' Energy Labelling Webinar Vancouver's labelling policy & EnerGuide implementation
Chris Higgins, Green Building Planner with the City of Vancouver, presents Vancouver's experience working with certified energy advisors to support building officials in ensuring houses meet the new code requirements for energy efficiency. And Chris Frye, Manager of Canada's EnerGuide Rating System Implementation, provides an overview of the new EnerGuide Rating System and its launch strategy for B.C.
Crafting an Effective Canadian Energy Strategy How Energy East and the oilsands affect climate and energy objectives
This report outlines key considerations and corresponding recommendations for provincial and territorial leaders as they convene to discuss a Canadian Energy Strategy.
Oilsands expansion, emissions and the Energy East pipeline
This backgrounder provides information on the climate impacts of the oilsands and the link between pipelines, market access and oilsands expansion, as well as the regulatory context in Alberta. These factors all play into the assessment of Ontario and Quebec's fourth condition for the Energy East pipeline.
Fossil Fuel Subsidies An analysis of federal financial support to Canada's oil sector
An analysis of federal financial support for the oil sector, looking at both economic benefits and how they are countered by environmental impacts.
The Cross-Canada Impacts of Developing the Oil and Gas Industry of the Energy Sector Briefing note to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources
This briefing note was presented to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Natural Resources in conjunction with testimony from the Pembina Institute.
Climate Implications of the Proposed Energy East Pipeline A Preliminary Assessment
Climate Implications of the Proposed Energy East Pipeline provides a preliminary assessment of the proposed pipeline's impact in terms of greenhouse gas emissions.
Correspondence concerning President Obama's Keystone XL "climate test" Received under an Access to Information request
Email correspondence concerning U.S. President Obama's Keystone XL "climate test" from staff at Canada's embassy in Washington.
Sustainable Energy for Canada: Strategic Opportunities Part of the Green Budget Coalition recommendations for Federal Budget 2014
As part of the Green Budget Coalition, the Pembina Institute recommended a set of investments into sustainable energy.
Getting on track for Canada's Climate Target: Designing a technology fund that works for 2020 Part of the Green Budget Coalition recommendations for Federal Budget 2014
Pembina Institute recommendations as part of the Green Budget Coalition on investing oil & gas sector technology funds in emission reductions.
Supporting Global Climate Action: Providing Canada's fair share for developing countries Part of the Green Budget Coalition recommendations for Federal Budget 2014
Pembina Institute recommendations for international climate funding.
Oilsands Transportation Infrastructure Pembina Institute Perspective
This backgrounder provides the Pembina Institute's perspective on new oilsands transportation initiatives.
Booms, busts and bitumen The economic implications of Canadian oilsands development
This report, jointly published by Equiterre and the Pembina Institute, examines how the rapid pace of oilsands development is creating economic risks and regional disparities that could have long-term implications for Canadian prosperity.
Alberta government analysis of impact of GHG emission reduction scenarios on oil and gas sector
Alberta Environment and Sustainable Resource Development documents relating to oil and gas sector greenhouse gas regulations.
Protecting our Common Future An assessment of Canada's fast-start climate financing
This report reviews Canada's 2010-2012 fast-start financing of initiatives in developing countries to address the impacts of climate change.
Context for climate action in Canada
This backgrounder focuses on the role of the oil and gas sector in Canada's national greenhouse gas emission profile.
Briefing Notes for Minister Joe Oliver in response to IEA's World Energy Outlook 2012 Received under an Access to Information request
Briefing notes prepared by Natural Resources Canada for Minister Joe Oliver, relevant to the consideration of the Keystone XL pipeline proposal.
Key issues to watch in federal oil and gas climate regulations
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Getting on Track for 2020 Recommendations for greenhouse gas regulations in Canada's oil and gas sector
This report provides recommendations about the design and environmental ambition of regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from oil and gas production and processing in Canada.
A Costly Diagnosis Subsidizing coal power with Albertans' health
Alberta burns more coal for electricity than the rest of Canada combined. Unfortunately, coal produces more pollution than any other source of electricity. This report explores the full costs — including the health and climate impacts — of this "cheap" source of power for Alberta, and makes policy recommendations that could help the province transition to viable, healthier alternatives.
Carbon Pricing Approaches In oil and gas producing jurisdictions
Carbon pricing is increasingly being implemented around the world as policymakers seek to drive innovation and cut greenhouse gas emissions at lowest cost. In this report, we explore the details of these systems in Alberta, British Columbia, California, Australia, Norway, and the European Union.
Beneath the Surface A review of key facts in the oilsands debate
This report examines some common claims about the environmental performance of oilsands producers and the environmental impacts of oilsands production.
Competing in Clean Energy Capitalizing on Canadian innovation in a $3 trillion economy
What will it take for Canada to become a clean energy super power? The clean technology sector has emerged as a major driver of innovation and employment growth in Canada. But, if you ask the experts, federal policy and access to capital are still major barriers to a thriving clean energy industry in Canada.
The climate implications of the proposed Keystone XL oilsands pipeline
This backgrounder features new analysis showing that producing enough bitumen to fill the Keystone XL pipeline would lead to a significant increase in greenhouse gas emissions, and inhibit Canada's ability to meet its climate targets.
UN climate negotiations in Doha, Qatar
This backgrounder outlines the Canadian context for the 18th Conference of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol, international climate change conference, taking place between November 26 and December 7, 2012 in Doha, Qatar.
Clearing the air on oilsands emissions The facts about greenhouse gas pollution from oilsands development
This backgrounder provides an overview of how oilsands production and expansion contributes to greenhouse gas pollution and climate change.
Behind the Wheel Opportunities for Canadians to drive less, reduce pollution and save money
This report examines opportunities that Canadians have to reduce the impacts of their driving habits, thus lightening their load on the environment and saving fuel costs.
Behind the Wheel Infographic Opportunities for Canadians to drive less, reduce pollution and save money
This infographic examines opportunities that Canadians have to reduce the impacts of their driving habits, thus lightening their load on the environment and saving fuel costs.
The High Costs of Cheap Power Pollution from coal-fired electricity in Canada
The combination of electricity sources — and therefore the qualities and characteristics of the electricity system — depend on where we live in the country.
In the Shadow of the Boom How oilsands development is reshaping Canada's economy
This report looks at the extent to which oilsands production and exports are affecting Canada's economy, and explores the longer-term economic implications of increased reliance on oilsands expansion to support economic growth and generate public revenue.
Weakening regulations could reduce their effectiveness by more than half Federal government being pressured to weaken coal-fired power regulations
Environment Canada is being pressured to allow existing coal plants in Canada to operate unabated until they reach 50 years of age, while softening future emissions targets. Combined, these backward steps could reduce the overall effectiveness of the regulations by more than half over their first fifteen years.
Oilsands, heavy crudes, and the EU fuel-quality directive
The very clear distinctions between the GHG intensities of 'natural bitumen' (from oilsands) and most conventional crudes supports the EU fuel-quality directive proposal to assign a higher emissions value to natural bitumen.
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through transportation fuel policy The European Union's proposed fuel-quality directive and implications for Canadian oilsands producers
This backgrounder explains the details of a proposed European Union fuel-quality directive and outlines the potential implications for Canada's oilsands sector and overall efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transportation fuels.
Evaluation of the Government of Canada's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Policies Prepared for the Climate Change Performance Index 2012
This evaluation was prepared by the Pembina Institute as input to the Climate Change Performance Index 2012. The index, published by Germanwatch and Climate Action Network Europe, ranks countries' performance in controlling greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Full information on the index, including countries' rankings, is available here.
Pipeline and Tanker Trouble The impact to British Columbia's communities, rivers, and Pacific coastline from tar sands oil transport
This report highlights the environmental risks associated with the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, which would carry more than half a million barrels of raw oilsands crude oil (known as bitumen) daily across important salmon-bearing rivers, coastal rainforests, and sensitive marine waters in British Columbia.
UN climate negotiations in Durban, South Africa
This note provides a general overview of the issues on the table at the annual UN climate conference in Durban, South Africa, and assesses the Government of Canada's positions heading into the talks.
To reach a Pembina Institute spokesperson regarding the Durban climate change conference, see the media advisory.
Pembina Institute comments on Canada's proposed Reduction of Carbon Dioxide from Coal-Fired Generation of Electricity Regulations
Pembina Institute's comments and recommendations for Canada's proposed Reduction of Carbon Dioxide from Coal-fired Generation of Electricity Regulations.
Keystone XL in context: oilsands and environmental management Two decades of ineffective policies have left their mark on the Canadian landscape
Filling the proposed KXL pipeline with oilsands will result in nearly a 50 per cent increase in oilsands production. Until environmental management of the oilsands is improved, KXL will cause significant environmental harm due to increased oilsands production.
These briefing materials provide a summary on the impact of oilsands development on land, species at risk, First Nations, water and tailings and greenhouse gases.
Oilsands and climate change How Canada's oilsands are standing in the way of effective climate action
The Final Environmental Impact Statement for the pipeline issued by the U.S. Department of State overlooked key information and context on greenhouse gas emission management in Canada.
This fact sheet and briefing note aim to supplement the dialogue by providing key information on oilsands emissions growth, future oilsands intensity improvements, and the climate policies in effect in Canada at the provincial and federal levels.
Is natural gas a climate change solution for Canada?
This in-depth study, prepared by the Pembina Institute and the David Suzuki Foundation, explores the significance, benefits and impacts of the recent surge in natural gas production in North America, particularly in light of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the fight against climate change.
Letter to Environment Minister Peter Kent concerning proposed new coal plant
The Pembina Institute was very concerned to see the Alberta Utilities Commission's June 30, 2011 decision to approve Maxim Power Corp.'s application to construct a new coal plant before proposed federal coal regulations take effect in 2015. This letter to Environment Minister Peter Kent requests a review of that approval.
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Royal watchers in Britain are predicting a Christmas engagement for Prince William and his girlfriend Kate Middleton, a newspaper reported Monday.
The Daily Telegraph said a warning by Buckingham Palace that it could take legal action against paparazzi photographers was being seen as part of preparations ahead of an announcement by the couple.
A spokesman for bookmakers William Hill said it had cuts it odds for a Christmas engagement from 12/1 to 6/1 for Middleton and William, the elder son of Prince Charles, the heir apparent to the British throne.
Earlier, the Sunday Telegraph reported that Charles and his mother Queen Elizabeth II have instructed a media lawyer to oversee a crackdown on paparazzi.
Charles, William and his brother Harry are all prepared to take legal action over "intrusive and unacceptable behaviour" by photographers.
Monday's report said the move has been interpreted as a bid to stop paparazzi harassing Middleton in the way they did with Diana, the late Princess of Wales.
Some senior members of the royal family still blame photographers for her death in a car crash in 1997 while being chased by paparazzi on motorcycles.
Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, told the paper: "I think William is behind this. I think he is setting some ground rules for his future with Kate."
This is not the first time the British press has speculated on William and Kate - but previous predictions of engagement have proved to be wrong. The couple, 27, reportedly broke up and reconciled in 2007.
The pair is one of the most photographed celebrity couples in Britain, with the tabloid press following their every move.
Keywords: Britain, Christmas engagement, royal watchers, Prince William, Kate Middleton, London


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Microsoft's official Group Policy blog
Green is the color of the decade, at least for the moment. What can you do from a Group Policy perspective? More than you might think. What do you do to manage power settings with Group Policy? Answer in the comments.
Before Al Gore warned about the plight of the polar bear, GP admins could configure power management with ADMX settings delivered for Vista.
With Vista SP1 / Windows Server 2008, Group Policy delivered Group Policy Preferences. This introduced the ability to configure user settings as an admin with the underlying plumbing of policy.
And in Windows 7 / Windows Server 2008 R2, admins can configure power plans for Vista and beyond. So here's the question: what do you do manage power? Do you configure power settings for XP using Group Policy Preferences? Respond if you do (or don't!) in the comments.
Thanks for your feedback,
LiliaG, Group Policy PM
We just implemented power policy using Preferences on a 1000 computers... Now they all turn off their screens after 20 minutes. This was well recived by the company as it enabled us to enforce their green policy.
Hi......I`m always looking at this blog for new stuff and you guys are always posting great things.
Congratulations for the great post about Power Management in Group Policy Preferences.
I also post new things about Group Policy in my Blog ( Language - Portuguese Brazil ) and I`ll just link this post today.
Thanks for the great content.
Thiago Pereira | Comunidaed WinSec.org
While this is very useful (and I do use GPP to configure Power Options)...it's not half as useful as it would be to configure Microsoft Office from GPP!!!
When are we going to see the release of the Application Extensions for Microsoft Office??? PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE!!!
lee, I have asked Microsoft many a time, none have ever got back to me about Application Extensions for Microsoft Office in GPP. I believe there a legal issues behind it. Remember that GPP is technology they brought. Without GPP for office, it is a job half done.
We implemented six power policies via GPO and GPP, three vista, three XP. Each OS is filtered via WMI and I have "Standby" "KIOSK" and "RDP" for each.
Standby uses the least power, no screensaver, monitor off after 10 and pc to standby after 30.
RDP uses no screensaver, monitor off after 30.
Last is KIOSK, no power savings, but I enforce a scheduled task via GPP that performs a complete shutdown at a certain time coupled with a bios setting via distributed executable file that sets the "turn on" feature at a certain time depending on the KIOSK location.
I'm having an issue with having the GPO for turning off a monitor. The GPO applies (checked by running RSOP against the pc), but when I check the Power Options on that pc, the changes are not made - it's still the default time of 20 minutes. Help!
As this thread states, Power Options for Windows XP are only for preferences settings and not for policies:
The same thread shows a link to third party GPO templates. I believe that should be native for Windows XP (Policies, not just Preferences).
How can we update Windows Server 2008 to see the power options for Windows Vista and Windows 7? Do we have to upgrade to Serer 2008 R2 in order to receive these preferences?
Matt - No. You only need W7 RSAT tools to get this to work though at present the Vista CSE's do not support the Power Plan capabilities. We plan to update these within the next couple of months.


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Student Affairs
Living and learning services for all students
Office Spotlight
Residence Life
Penn College offers fully furnished apartment-style and suite-style residential halls in a modern and comfortable atmosphere.
Current Students
Student Guidebook
Pick up a copy of the Student Guidebook at the Bush Campus Center Information Desk. You can also access the electronic guidebook on the myPCT Portal.


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After years of stalemate, it looks as if both Democrats and Republicans are ready to make a new push for comprehensive immigration reform. Barack Obama called for it in his State of the Union address last night. So did Marco Rubio, the Senator from Florida, who had been tasked with giving the GOP's response. The president and Rubio, who is working with a bipartisan group of senators to craft a bill on the subject, agree on a number of things: the reform effort should allow for a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who are already here, for example, and should authorize additional resources for border security.
That sudden interest in cooperation, on both sides of the aisle, seems like a positive development, but according to Brooke Rollins, the president and CEO of the Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF), everyone in Washington is going about this all wrong. She's not among the Republicans who are skeptical of immigration reform, or wary of the moral hazard that "amnesty" would create. Rather, her objection is that the current effort is overly focused on the challenge at hand—the unauthorized immigrants who are already here—rather than the conditions that gave rise to the challenge in the first place.
"There has to be some sort of 'normalization' process," she said. "I believe that recognizing the people that are here, and putting them into a system where they are paying taxes and learning English will ultimately be a benefit for our society as a whole. But the conservative side is spending too much time, too much energy, and too much focus on that question. The bigger question has to be, how do we fix the system going forward?"
That's what the TPPF, a conservative think tank based in Austin, is trying to figure out—and when they release their findings, which Rollins expects in the next few months, they could prove to be an influential voice on the subject. The fact that a think tank is thinking is not, in itself, news, but Texas conservatives are influential with their national counterparts, and at times the TPPF is less of a think tank than a battle tank.
In 2005, for example, the foundation announced that it would start looking at criminal justice issues. That led to the launch, in 2010, of the nationwide Right on Crime campaign, a suite of initiatives designed to improve public safety while reducing the costs, economic and otherwise, of the extant system. Significantly, many of the reforms recommended by Right on Crime are ideas that had been associated with progressives. What Right on Crime does, in a sense, is highlight the cases where social welfare and fiscal discipline overlap: if a person has a problem with substance abuse, for example, it's better for him to receive treatment than to be put in jail, and ultimately it costs the state less, because incarceration is expensive. At last count, about two dozen states had taken a few pages from the Texas playbook.
An outsider might be surprised to hear moderate rhetoric on immigration from a Texas conservative, particularly right now. Texas's Republican leadership has been largely silent on the immigration issue for the past few months—no big speeches, no emergency bills in the Legislature. The only exception has been Ted Cruz, the state's new United States senator, who issued a statement opposing the idea of a path to citizenship.
Texas Republicans have, however, been more moderate on this issue than most of their peers. In 2010, after Arizona passed a notoriously strict immigration law, Governor Rick Perry told reporters that he had "concerns" about it, and that it "would not be the right direction for Texas." The next year, during his ill-fated presidential campaign, he was apparently taken aback when his rivals for the Republican primary nomination walloped him for the 2001 "Texas Dream Act," which allowed certain undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates at Texas's public colleges and universities. In 2011, the Legislature had a heated debate over "sanctuary cities," but the bill fizzled. The next year, at its annual convention, the Republican Party of Texas included a call for a guest worker program as part of its platform. If Texas Republicans have been keeping quiet on the issue, in fact, it might be in part because they don't want their primary voters to catch them in a moderate moment. Jim Henson and Joshua Blank, who work on the University of Texas/ Texas Tribune poll, recently offered an analysis along these lines: even if Cruz appears to be "out of step" with national and state party leaders on this, polls show that Republican voters may appreciate his stricter stance.
There are a number of reasons Texas conservatives have taken a temperate approach to the issue. Economically, for example, it's clear that unauthorized immigrants make up a measurable number of workers in the state; significantly, Texas does not mandate the use of E-Verify. Politically, state leaders realized a long time ago that there's a fine line between vilifying unauthorized immigrants (most of whom are Hispanic) and offending Hispanics in general. And for some Republicans, at least, there are bigger concerns. "Do we really want to grow a government big enough to round up 11 million people?" asked Todd Staples, the agriculture commissioner, at a roundtable discussion—hosted by the TPPF—last month.
Underlying all of this is that Texas has a good reason to be pragmatic about the situation. There are about 11 million unauthorized immigrants living in the United States as of 2013, according to the Pew Hispanic Center, and as many as two million live in Texas. That's why a conservative like Rollins would say that focusing on the current undocumented population is just kicking the can, and that the bigger issue is systemic: how to manage the flow of labor, particularly unskilled labor, across borders. And conversely, she argued, when that issue is effectively tackled, other parts of the puzzle will seem more manageable. Securing the border,


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Calendar of Events
May 24, 2015
Memorial Day Vigil
A Memorial Day Vigil to honor and remember the brave men and women who died while serving in our country will be held on Sunday, May 24th at 7:00 p.m. on the Niantic Town Green (corner of Main St. and Pennsylvania Ave.)
May 25, 2015
Memorial Day Parade
The annual East Lyme Memorial Day Parade provides an opportunity for patriotic Americans to come together and honor those who have sacrificed so much in service to our country.
The parade will be held on Monday, May 25th beginning at 2:00 p.m., will begin near St. John's Green (across from the Children's Museum of Southeastern CT.), and will proceed down Niantic's Main St. ending at the East Lyme Town Hall.
The parade celebrates all those who have served in uniform from the American Revolution to Operation Iraqi Freedom, and will reflect on those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.
June 12, 2015
Niantic Bay 10k/run & 5k/walk Road Race
The Annual Niantic Bay 10k/run road race and 5k/walk will be held on Friday, June 12th beginning at 5:30 pm. The 10K course starts just outside McCook's Point Park entrance on Atlantic Street. This 6.2 mile race course is mostly flat with a few small hills and travels through local neighborhoods. The 5K walk is a 3.1 mile fun walk that generally starts about 15 minutes before the 10K Run. Both start and finish at McCook Point Park. For more information call Cathy Robbins at (860) 912-0206 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
For additional information visit: Niantic Bay 10K Road Race
June 13, 2015
Connecticut Open House Day
East Lyme's three historic house museums invite you to discover the towns rich history through the lives of the families who once called the East Lyme area home. Each historic house will be open for tours, along with special programs unique to each museum, including open-hearth cooking demonstrations, childrens games on the lawn, reenactors, farm animals, spinning demonstrations, and historically- inspired refreshments! Bus service will be provided from museum to museum, with Town Historian Elizabeth Kuchta on board to discuss local history. Get your Passport to History stamped at all three museums to be entered in a drawing to win a gift basket.
For more information, contact the Smith-Harris House www.smithharris.org, 860-739-0761, email@example.com; OR the Thomas Lee House www.eastlymehistoricalsociety.org, 860-739-6070, firstname.lastname@example.com, OR the Samuel Smith House www.samuelsmithhouse.org, 860-739-5079, firstname.lastname@example.com. Connecticut Open-House Day is sponsored by the Connecticut Office of Tourism. ConnecticutStill Revolutionary.
In addition to the above historical venues, the Children's Museum of SECT is offering $2 off admission for Connecticut residents. To qualify for the Children's Museum of SECT, at least one person in each visiting group must show a valid Connecticut drivers license.
So come check out why Niantic and East Lyme were voted "Connecticut's Fan Favorite Town" during the CT. Open House Day.
June 18, 2015
Puppet Show - The Pirate, the Princess, and the Pea
The East Lyme Puppetry Project Presents The Pirate, the Princess, and the Pea By Crabgrass Puppet Theater. The fun take place on Friday, June 18 at 1 P.M. at the East Lyme Community Center (41 Society Rd). All tickets are $5. For additional information about this, or other puppet shows, contact Dick Waterman at firstname.lastname@example.com
June 21, 2015
Happy Father's Day & 1st Day of Summer!!!
Come treat dad to one of his favorite restaurants here in East Lyme. Here's wishing all you dads out there a wonderful Happy Fathers Day!
July 4 - July 5, 2015
37th Annual LobsterFest and
55th Annual Juried Arts & Craft Show
Come support the Niantic Lions Club as they once again sponsor their Annual LobsterFest and Chicken BBQ. Lobsterfest 2014 will be held on July 4th (Saturday from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm) and July 5th (Sunday from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm). Located on the East Lyme Town Hall grounds (Pennsylvania Ave.), this annual Niantic summer tradition is sure to kick start your summer.
In addition to the above Niantic Lions LobsterFest and Chicken BBQ, the 55th Annual Juried Arts and Craft Show will also be held at the same location, on the same dates and same times. Admission to the Arts & Crafts show is free, and over 180 vendors are expected to be at the show.
Two great events, one great weekend !
For additional information, visit: The Niantic Lions Club website
July 11, 2015
Puppet Show - The Fairy Circus
The East Lyme Puppetry Project Presents The Fairy Circus By Tanglewood Marionettes. The fun take place on Saturday, July 11 at 1 P.M. at the St. John's Episcopal Church Hall (400 Main Street, Niantic). All tickets are $5. For additional information about this, or other puppet shows, contact Dick Waterman at email@example.com
July 17 - July 19, 2015
Carnival on Green
Come One! Come All! In conjunction with the Celebrate East Lyme festivities, the Carnival comes to town complete with games and rides for folks of all ages along with delectable Carnival Treats. Tickets for rides and amusements may be purchased on the day(s) you attend the carnival. Sponsored by St. John's Episcopal Church, the Carnival is its largest annual fundraiser supporting community outreach programs.
The Carnival on St. John's Green will take place on:
Friday (July 17th) from 6 pm till 10 pm
Saturday (July 18th) from 3 pm till 10 pm
Sunday (July 19th) from noon pm till 5 pm
July 18, 2015
Celebrate East Lyme 2015
The 15th Annual Celebrate East Lyme Festival will be held
on Saturday, July 18th.
The Town of East Lyme will once again transform it's waterfront Main Street in the seaside village of Niantic into their annual Bash by the Bay !
Niantic's Main St. will close to vehicular traffic (beginning at 3:00 p.m.) which will then be filled by over 200 local vendors offering food, fun and entertainment for everyone! Festivities will include live music and performances, cooking demonstrations & tastings, an Art & Author walk, children's area and so much more!
Additionally, the East Lyme Parks & Recreation Department will again host a Sand Castle competition and the always popular Great Niantic Bay Raft Races. And last, but not least, the day will conclude with a spectacular fireworks show over the beautiful Niantic Bay.
Again, the fun takes place on Saturday, July 18th in downtown Niantic.
Exit # 72 or # 74 off I-95.
A Schedule of Events will be published once details are made available:
For additional information and a schedule of the days events, please visit: www.CelebrateEastLyme.com
August 2, 2015
Niantic Bay Triathlon
East Lyme will once again serve as host site for the 2015 Niantic Bay Triathlon. The triathlon will be held on Sunday, August 2nd beginning at 07:30 a.m. and features a 1/2 mile swim, 12-mile bike, and a 3.5 mile run through scenic East Lyme with water views and shaded streets. The Niantic Bay Triathlon is a flat, sprint distance race. Come support the athletes, shop for that special gift and dine at one of our many great shoreline restaurants in town.
For additional information about the triathlon, call
Beth Shluger at (860) 652-8866 or visit: Hartford Marathon website
August 8, 2015
Puppet Show - Carnival del Mundo
The East Lyme Puppetry Project Presents Carnival del Mundo presented by Dan Butterworth Productions. The fun take place on Saturday, August 8th at 1 P.M. at the St. John's Episcopal Church Hall (400 Main Street, Niantic). All tickets are $5. For additional information about this, or other puppet shows, contact Dick Waterman at email@example.com
August 13 - August 16, 2015
11th Annual Bargains By The Bay ~ Annual Sales Event
Niantic Main Street is happy to once again sponsor their Annual Bargains by the Bay Tent and Sidewalk Sale August 13-16, 2015. This always popular four-day event features a collaborative tent and sidewalk sale by downtown merchants in the quaint seaside town of Niantic. Bargains on Antiques, Apparel, Beach Gear, Books, Bikes, Cards, Childrens, Clocks, Collectables, Garden, Gifts, Golf, Jewelry, Music, Pets, Skate, Sweets, Women's Accessories and much, much more. So, come experience shopping at its best in the beautiful and scenic Connecticut shoreline village of Niantic at this annual Bargains By The Bay sales event. Again, this special sales event starts Thursday, August 13h and continues through Sunday, August 16th. Hope to see you here!
September 7, 2015
Labor Day
September 26, 2015
2nd Annual Black Sheep Oyster Festival
Mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual Black Sheep Oyster Festival. If you thought last year's event was great, just wait for this year's event which promises to be bigger and better than last years. This new end-of-summer Niantic event is sure to be another crowd pleaser with live entertainment, an Oyster Shucking contest, prizes, giveaways and a whole lot more. The fun will take place on Saturday, September 26, 2015 beginning at noon at The Black Sheep Irish Pub located at 247 Main St., Niantic. Note: the first 100 people who arrive will receive a special engraved commemorative Guinness Gravity Glass. We hope to see you there!!!
October 25, 2015
Niantic Village Halloween Parade
Come one, come all, to one of the most highly entertaining events in town ~ the annual Niantic Halloween Parade.
Sponsored by the East Lyme Business Organization and the East Lyme Parks & Rec. Dept., the parade will take place on Sunday, October 25, 2015 beginning at 1:00 p.m., when children are welcome to browse the downtown shops for "Tricks and Treats".
Among the parade's signature features is the always popular Halloween Parade which will begin at 2:00 p.m. (starting at Hole-in-the-Wall)
Candy for the kids and costume prizes to be awarded.
For additional information, contact Terri Smith at 691-0528 or e-mail her at: email@example.com
October 31, 2015
Happy Halloween
November 1, 2015
Daylight Savings Time Ends
November 11, 2015
Veterans Day Observation
Come honor and remember our veterans at a Veterans Day Observance on Wednesday, November 11, 2015. Festivities will begin at 10:00 a.m. on the Liberty Green (downtown Niantic - corner of Main St. and Pennsylvania Ave.). In the event of rain, the vigil will move to the American Legion facility on York Ave.
November 26, 2015
Happy Thanksgiving
November 28, 2015
12th Annual Holiday Stroll
Come kick-start your holiday season in Niantic at the 12th Annual Niantic Main Street Holiday Stroll. This family-friendly day features horse-drawn carriage rides, professional holiday carolers strolling the quaint shop-lined streets of Niantic, complimentary hot cider and cocoa on the green, a "Snow-Flake Drop" featuring discounts and giveaways at local shops and restaurants, and last, but not least, the arrival of Santa on a shiny red fire truck just in time for a tree lighting ceremony beginning at 5:00 pm on Liberty Green in the heart of Niantic Village.
The fun takes place on Saturday, November 28th from 3:00 7:00 pm.
SCHEDULE of EVENTS and ACTIVITIES:
3-7 p.m. Complimentary horse-drawn carriage rides
3-7 p.m. Store and restaurant specials
3-7 p.m. Heritage Properties Toys for Tots Drive on Liberty Green
3-7 p.m. Childrens arts & crafts @ the Police Dept w/ EL Youth Services
3-4:30 p.m. Smore stations
3-4:30 p.m. Letter writing to Santa at the Children's Museum of SE CT
3-5 p.m. Aprils Balloon Creations at Weichert Realtors
3-5 p.m. Kids games on the Liberty Green with DJ WJR
4-4:30 p.m. Giuliano's Donut & Bake Shops Donut Eating Contest
4-5:30 p.m. Meet n Greet with Eastern Connecticuts Ballets Nutcracker and Clara from The Nutcracker at Sage & Sandalwood
4-7 p.m. The Connecticut Yuletide Carolers stroll Main Street
5:10 p.m. Countdown to the tree lighting
5:15 p.m. Snowflake Drop
5:20 p.m. Arrival of Santa
5:30 p.m. Visits with Santa and letter delivery
Children can bring their yearly letters and wish lists to Santa for bringing back to the North Pole, or they can stop in to the Children's Museum to craft their letter. Visits with Santa are free; parents are encouraged to bring a camera to capture the moment.
The day also provides a great opportunity to begin your holiday shopping as many of the local businesses will be open offering holiday sales and discounts. So, come early and escape the big box malls and crowed parking lots and help support the small and local merchants who make shopping small ~ BIG! Join us and support small business!
Volunteers and local merchants will once again join forces to capture the spirit of the season in this picturesque small-town celebration. Stroll organizers will again provide the local merchant Snowball Drop which provides snow ball recipients to special doscounts and offers at local businesses.
Additional details will be published as they become available, so please revist this listing for future Holday Stroll updates.
Its a rare occasion when almost everyone gets to be a winner and its just a lot of fun for the strollers and the retailers. Throughout the evening, local businesses and restaurants will offer refreshments and special discounts and giveaways. Additional childrens activities and crafts will be coordinated by East Lyme Youth Services.
December 5, 2015
Niantic / East Lyme Light Parade
Celebrating its 27th anniversary in 2015, the Annual East Lyme / Niantic Light Parade is the largest holiday light parade in all of New England, and maybe one of the most unique events you will find anywhere.
The Niantic / East Lyme Light Parade will once again be held on a Saturday night on December 5th.
For additional information or to obtain a downloadable application to enter a float visit: www.ELLightParade.com or contact Dan Collins at: email@example.com
Niantic Farmer's Market - Opens June 25th!
Come join the fun as Niantic kicks off the 6th season of the Niantic Farmers' Market! Local vendors will fill the market space as they do every year with an array of fresh and local produce, pies, breads, plants, herbs, greens, hummus, pork, jams, jellies, prepared foods, native wool, coffee, fresh-filled cannoli's and much, much more.
The Niantic Farmers Market is located on Methodist Street between Pro Tek Auto and Niantic Cinemas and will run every Thursday from 3 to 6:30 p.m. until October 8th.
Hope to see you there!
For additional info regarding Niantic's Farmers' Market, visit their Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/NianticFarmersMarket


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Reliance Broadcast Network is a media and entertainment company with interests in radio, television and television production. The Company houses: 92.7 Big FM - India's No.1 FM Network with 45 stations, reaching over 4 crore Indians each week; Big Magic – which has built strong brand equity as a Comedy Channel and is positioned as the one stop destination for humor, with higher affinity in the Hindi heartland; Big Magic Ganga – the No. 1 regional Channel of Bihar and Jharkhand; Big Magic International – a channel targeted at the Indian Diaspora in the US and Canada; BIG Thrill – the destination for action entertainment; and Big Productions – its television content production division.
92.7 BIG FM – India's No.1 FM Network with 45 stations, currently reaching over four crore Indians each week
BIG MAGIC – the flagship national Hindi general entertainment channel from the Reliance Broadcast Network stable is positioned as the one stop destination for humor. With the tag line Chatpata Har Pal – the Channel offers a comical line up of hilarious sitcoms, a side splitting historical comedy, laugh out loud weekend specials, festive specials and comedy blockbuster films.
BIG MAGIC has also expanded into the United States, Canada and Australia under the brand name BIG MAGIC INTERNATIONAL
BIG MAGIC GANGA – Is the No.1 regional entertainment channel from Reliance Broadcast Network for the Bihar and Jharkhand region. It is positioned as a general entertainment channel crafted for the region offering a wholesome family viewing experience with diverse content mix that encompasses a wide slate ranging fiction, crime, reality, music, devotion, movies and mythology.
BIG THRILL – A channel targeted at male audiences and positioned as a destination for action entertainment
BIG PRODUCTIONS– The television content production division that caters to the creative needs of the diverse Indian television landscape.
Having built significant and all-inclusive media capabilities, each of these business verticals come together to offer clients a truly integrated media solution.
Through its integrated media sales team, BIG Connect, that serves 1000 + clients each month through 52 offices across the country, RBN represents one window to the big world of the Reliance Group's 200 million + consumers. The sales team maximizes every opportunity available across the Reliance Group's advertising assets to create unmatched value for advertisers and brand owners.
The reach and spread of the Reliance Group requires no introduction. With business interests that permeate almost every aspect of a consumer's life, the group offers multiple business and consumer touch points across communications, infrastructure, power and entertainment. Reliance Group's media assets across infrastructure, telecommunication, retail, broadcasting, television production and online, form an enviable portfolio that touch the lives of millions of Indians across the country, everyday. This world of consumers offers advertisers multiple touch points to connect with their audience.


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Planetarium show: "Pluto: Lone Dog No More"
Once thought to be a lonely planet at the edge of the solar system, Pluto has turned out to have more "friends and neighbors" than ever imagined. Dr. Scott Roby of SUNY Oswego's physics department will explore Pluto's controversial history and preview the first-ever spacecraft flyby of Pluto this July. Limited seating: first-come, first-served. Free, including parking in the Centennial Drive lot (E17) or Washington Boulevard lot (E8). 312-2790.
Location: Room 223, Shineman Center
Sunday, May 31, 7 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Reunion weekend begins
312-2258. http://alumni.oswego.edu/s/1552/3col-social.aspx?sid=1552&gid=1&pgid=440
Location: SUNY Oswego campus
Saturday, May 30, 11:36 a.m. - 11:36 a.m.
Men's Soccer vs. St John Fisher Scrimmage (Time TBA)
Saturday, May 30, 11:35 a.m. - 11:35 a.m.
Women's Soccer vs. St. Lawrence
Tuesday, Sept 1, 4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Reunion Weekend 2015
Saturday, May 30, 11:39 a.m. - 11:39 a.m.
GOLD Lunch and Learn Webinar: 'Hire, Train & Retain'
Saturday, May 30, 11:39 a.m. - 11:39 a.m.
SUNY Oswego adheres to all Title IV policies related to the Return of Title IV funds as described in Volume 5, Chapter 2 of the FSA Handbook.
The Financial Aid Office recalculates Title IV aid eligibility for a student who withdraws, is dismissed or who fail to attends at least 60% of a payment period (semester at Oswego).
If a student officially or unofficially leaves SUNY Oswego prior to completing 60% of a given semester, the Financial Aid Office recalculates eligibility for Title IV funds in accordance with federal regulations and guidelines. Recalculation of aid is based on the percentage of earned aid using the federal Return of Title IV funds formula. This process uses a pro-rata formula based on last date of attendance. If a student attends class beyond the 60% point in the semester, the student is considered to have earned 100% of the aid they are eligible to receive for the semester.
Software Used to Determine Return of Title IV funds
Oswego uses the SCT Banner student information system which includes a fully functional module to complete all necessary calculations and make all Return of Title IV Funds determinations.
Consumer Information
All information, requirements, and policies and procedures related to withdrawing from the College and the Return of Title IV Funds are available to all students.
Last Date of Attendance
Official withdrawal
The last date of attendance for an official withdrawal is the date the student signs the withdrawal form to initiate the withdrawal process unless the student notes an earlier last date of attendance on the withdrawal form.
Unofficial withdrawal
If a student does not officially withdraw from all classes but fails to earn a passing grade in at least one course, the College assumes the student has unofficially withdrawn unless it can be documented the student completed the enrollment period. The last date of attendance for a student who does not complete the semester and does not complete the formal withdrawal process is the last date the student can document class attendance. If no documentation is available, the last date of attendance is the midpoint (50%) of the semester.
Timing of determination of Title IV Refund
Oswego identifies officially withdrawn students weekly and makes all required calculations. The College returns all necessary funds within 45 days of the withdrawal. For students who unofficially withdraw from the College, they are identified within 30 days of the end of the term and all required calculations and returns are completed within 45 days of the end of the semester.
Determination of percent of semester attended.
As defined in statute, the percent attended equals the number of days completed up to the withdrawal date divided by the total days in the payment period or term. Note, any break of five days or more is not counted as part of the days in the term. This percentage is also used as the percentage of aid earned if the student leaves the College prior to completing 60% of the term.
Unofficial Withdrawals
If a student does not officially withdraw from all classes but fails to earn a passing grade in at least one course, the College assumes the student has unofficially withdrawn unless it can be documented the student completed the enrollment period. If a last date of attendance can't be determined, Oswego uses the mid-point of the semester to determine the percentage of Title IV aid earned.
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A landmark bill to replace the collegium system of judges choosing judges was passed on Wednesday in the Lok Sabha after government dropped a controversial provision that required unanimity in recommendation if President seeks reconsideration. The bill was passed with a voice vote after the discussion to scrap the existing collegium system.
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|Prior research has found that both knowledgeability and attractiveness enhance customer perceptions of service providers (Ahearne, Gruen, and Jarvis 1999). In many service situations, however, a service provider may not know the answer to a question posed by a customer. In such cases, the service provider could (a) be honest and admit not knowing the answer, (b) obfuscate, i.e., provide a confusing, roundabout answer that does not really answer the question, or (c) lie outright. The purpose of this research is to investigate whether the attractiveness of a service provider alters the effects of obfuscation vs. an honest "don't know" answer on customer perceptions. The study design involves a 3 X 2 experiment. The honesty variable will have three conditions, namely, (1) service provider provides the correct answer, (2) service provider obfuscates, (3) service provider gives an honest "don't know" answer. The attractiveness variable will have two conditions, namely, (1) highly attractive looks and (2) highly unattractive looks. Subjects will be provided service encounter scenarios in which they will read dialog from the perspective of a restaurant patron. The dialog will portray the purported interaction between a server and a group of patrons at a bar & grille. The dialog will include a key question from the patron for which the server's answer will be manipulated between subjects to reflect one of the above three answer conditions. The materials provided to subjects will also include a picture (headshot) of the server that will be manipulated between subjects in accord with the attractiveness variable. After participants read over the interaction dialog, they will fill out a short questionnaire. The questions will assess their perceptions of the service provider, their satisfaction with the service rendered, and their likely tip amount. We expect to find that when a server is attractive, he or she is more likely to get away with obfuscation than a server that is not as attractive. We also expect that an honest "don't know" will be more damaging when a server is unattractive (vs. highly attractive).
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The loosehead prop was with his team-mates undertaking a "flush-out" session in the sea following the Leopards' 19-16 win over Border. Moremi and others were reportedly caught in a rip tide in which he was drowned. He was 18.
"What words can adequately describe a tragedy such as this?" said Mr Oregan Hoskins, president of the South African Rugby Union.
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Kwena Moremi was born in Kempton Park and attended the Rhodesfield High School from where he played Under-16 Grant Khomo Week rugby in two successive seasons.
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Venn diagram depicting numbers of predicted putative fungal Pt unigenes uniquely found in and shared among spore stages. The sizes of the circles reflect the pool size of unigenes for each stage: 369 Ptu (urediniospores), 697 Ptt (teliospores), 88 Pte (aeciospores) and 911 Ptp (pycniospores). One unigene was shared by all spore stages. All numbers reflect counts in that particular section only.
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