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Product DescriptionThe Carbine 29 raises the bar on performance, technology and beauty, offering aggressive geometry, patented VPP suspension, all the design benefits of Intense 2nd generation carbon fiber, and a look only possible from Intense. Designed to allow riders to descend the roughest enduro tracks with confidence, the bike boasts 5.5 inches (140mm) of rear wheel travel, 160mm of travel up front, and a 67 degree head tube angle.
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Strengths: Versatile for anytHing from XC to AM. Long travel trail crusher that climbs and peddles well. Stable w long wheel base but handles close to XC.
Weaknesses: None
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Medium size worked well for me at 71". Not much I would change at this point, currently my Quiver off One.
Shout out to Cliff at PTP for swapping parts out to get the perfect build.
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Duration Product Used: 4 months
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Strengths: Light, not a bad value at street pricing and factory build
Weaknesses: suspension a bit unbalanced front to back, Fox shock can be overwhelmed at high speed, I sense flex in the rear not sure if from wheelset or frame, not offered in a cheaper 2x10 package
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Strengths: Light, fast, nimble, stiff, confidence inspiring, stable and indestructible.
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The practitioners' guide to achieving a successful and effective back and middle office
The course director is a senior operations manager with over 21 years' experience at management level in international banking. His responsibilities have included covering provision of support for a wide range of products including; fixed income securities, derivatives, FX, money markets, emerging markets and equities. He has also managed support areas for commodities trading mortgages.
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This is an intermediate level training course that will assist you in defining the roles of back office, middle office and risk control in your organisation.
You will be taught to identify risks and to introduce simple mechanisms to monitor, analyse and control, without the need for expensive technical equipment and systems.
One important feature of the course is that it shows how to use simple solutions to solve difficult problems. You will be introduced to the generic nature of products and will leave with the ability to understand their evolution and the purposes for which they were created. This will enhance your ability to control exposures at new products and improve profitability of your organisation.
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Please note that in no way does this represent an endorsement of the quality of the training provider and programme. Participants are advised to assess the suitability of the programme and its relevance to participants' business activities or job roles.
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Day 1 Introduction to back office and middle office management
Quality management
Case study and film of real life banking collapseGroup discussion and analysis on causes and generic issues
The middle office and dealer support
Group discussion and analysis of highly effective middle offices
Organisation and reporting lines, roles and responsibilities
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Straight through processing
Derivative product overview
Case studies: Hedge fund- Lessons learnt and relevance to todays risk
The back office as a revenue earner/cost saver
Case study: An analysis of Allied Irish Bank (Allfirst) and its implications for back office/middle office managers
Day 3Workshop: Operational risk management and its impact on middle/back offices- The BIS/BASEL Accord as it relates to operational risk - Key points in new Basel II Capital Accord - Discussion on the implications for risk and control managers- How to build an operational risk scoring process - Review of the major types of operational risks - Measurement framework/scoring approaches - Workshop on KRIs/KPIs
The role of limits
Staff management
Case study: Staff appraisalRelating results to appraisal, using matrix appraisal process
New products review / New products steering committee (Evaluating a new derivatives product)
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Processing controls in the money market, FX and derivatives environment
Detailed product flow through front, middle and back office
Management information construction and use
Group discussion: The biggest fraud case in banking history Société Générale Paris- Despite millions spent on IT and risk management systems, one person went undetected for years building up positions of $50 billion and losses of $7.2 billion!- Société Générale is one failure in a long line of banking failures/crises in which the only real difference is the size of the loss.- This session shows how the middle office/back office and other risk management departments could have prevented this fraud.
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On opening day August 6th, Westchester County, in the accompaniment of Mayor Thomas Roach, embraced Gaucho Grill in a classical ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome the new establishment.
The owners, Peter & Voula Severino, Alan & Maria Nussbaum & Moises Mera, chose the location of White Plains as the birthplace in order to implement the culture of vibrant diversity, an integral part of the novel steakhouse's own demeanor. The owners fell in love with the people of White Plains, and wanted to cater to the community.
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Restaurateurs and wait staff beware: beginning this month, the IRS will classify automatic gratuities not as "tips," but as service charges reportable as regular wages which are subject to payroll tax withholdings.
Rev. Rul. 2012-18 provides that automatic gratuities – like that automatic 18 percent added to the bill for a party of six or more -- are service charges, rather than tips, for tax purposes. To the extent any portion of a "service charge" is distributed to an employee, it is wages for FICA tax purposes. Thus automatic gratuities are not included in the wait staff's tip reports, but are to be treated by the employer in the same way as the wait staff's hourly wages.
The original rule technically went into effect in June 2012, but the IRS pushed back enforcement until January 2014 to allow restaurants time to comply. So, starting now, those automatic gratuities for large parties are to be treated as service charges, not tips, for FICA purposes.
The fact that the restaurant and wait staff call such payments "tips" is not determinative. According to the IRS, it's not a "tip" unless it satisfies four criteria:
These changes will obviously result in more paperwork and added costs for restaurants, and, as a result, many restaurants are changing policies. Some restaurants have resorted to simply providing the customer the calculation of the tip at 15, 18 or 20 percent, regardless of the size of the party. That shift may be an unintended positive consequence of this ruling for those who would prefer to cruise through life without doing math at all.
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No matter the time of year, Paper and Decoupage Eggs look great when put on display. Add them to a glass bowl filled with shredded paper for a pretty look. Decoupage craft ideas help you get rid of paper scraps and save money on supplies.
- Homemade paper mache glue (recipe below)
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To start with, you need to make this amazing paper mache paste. The consistency is great and it's not as sticky as using watered down glue. Here's the recipe:
- Combine ½ cup flour and 2 cups cold water in a bowl.
- Boil 2 cups of water in a sauce pan and add the flour and cold water mixture.
- Bring to a boil again.
- Remove from heat and add 3 tablespoons of sugar.
Let cool. The paste will thicken as it cools.
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Quick View Plus Standard is software that allows easy viewing of hundreds of file types even if you don't have the originating program.
Make no mistake about it, Quick View Plus Standard is a nifty little file-viewing utility for business users. It allows easy viewing - without having to open the originating program - of literally hundreds of file types, including word processing docs, spreadsheets, databases, and even compressed file archives produced by a myriad of programs, both new and old.
The list is impressive and is available for perusal via a downloadable QVP .pdf fact sheet available at vendor Avantstar's website.
Quick View Plus Standard integrates handily into the Vista and Windows 7 operating environments, so you can use its file-viewing abilities within existing Explorer windows rather than open QVP's own three-pane browsing/viewing application (which is all you get under XP).
It also integrates with Outlook to render attached files in that program's preview pane - a super handy feature if you get lots of attachments. It also compresses files to zip format, though this is hardly easier than using Windows integrated Send To Compressed Folder function. You may also view any type of file as text or in hexadecimal. More useful is the ability to copy information from documents it allows you to view and paste it into other documents.
We used Quick View Plus Standard to preview a host of different file types. The program handled all the graphics files we threw at it with the exception of an EPS file of a bitmap graphic saved from Photoshop 5. It also handled all the Office files we threw at it, including the docx, xlsx, etc. formats of Office 2007 and 2010. our only complaint was that the PDF previews didn't seem as cleanly rendered as with Adobe Reader or FoxIt Reader. File and header info is displayed for file types it doesn't understand.
Which brings me to a long-standing wish concerning Quick View Plus; it would be handy indeed if the program handled multimedia files. With the myriad of open source codecs and DirectShow operating system hooks available for free, we're not sure why Avantstar hasn't implemented support for at least the basics such as MP3, AVI, WMV, WAV, etc. Perhaps they're worried about the image of the program but every time we run across a tune or movie that we'd like to take a quick look at it, we wish QVP had this ability.
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John Lamar Bryant, Jr.10/31/1921- 1/18/2008 Our dad, John Lamar Bryant, Jr., has now joined his wife of 60 years, passing away peacefully in his sleep. Dad applied a belief in duty, honor, and commitment to everything he did. These qualities served him well in helping Margaret raise five great kids, while serving with distinction and honor during a 22-year career in the U. S. Army. Dad saw combat in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, earning 3 Bronze Stars, the Purple Heart, Philippine Liberation Medal, Asiatic Pacific Theater Medal, Korean Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, United Nations Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, the National Defense Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, and the Armed Forces Reserve Medal. However, his most important award was the "Best Dad" Medal which he received too many times to count. John Lamar Bryant, Jr., was born in Colquitt County on Oct. 31, 1921 to John Lamar Bryant and Ella Sloan Bryant. He spent the next 19 years helping his family work the farm as they tried to scratch out a living during the great depression. Dad would want us to mention how appreciative he was for the help provided by Oscar Sloan and the rest of the Colquitt County Sloans during this time. In 1940, as he was picking velvet beans, the itch provided by these plants became too much. Dad threw down his bag of beans, walked out of the field, and headed off to Albany to join the Army. As his mom ran down the road trying to stop him, he could be heard yelling how he would never pick another velvet bean in his life, which he didn't. Upon completion of training at Ft. Benning, he became a member of the elite 503rd Parachute Regimental Combat Team, the first airborne regiment to fight in the Pacific in World War II. On July 3, 1944, the 503rd parachuted onto Noemfoor Island, New Guinea, where Dad received a purple heart. The unit participated in its most famous action in February of 1945, when approximately 1,000 paratroopers led the assault on 7,000 Japanese holed up in "The Rock," a fortress on Corregidor Island at the entrance to Manila Bay, Philippines. The landing area was so small, the 503rd had to parachute in from an elevation of only 500 feet. Even with that short drop, paratroopers managed to land directly on the Japanese commander and his staff. After a period of bloody hand-to-hand fighting, the fortress was captured, a major step in the liberation of the Philippines. One of the most memorable stories of the Corregidor campaign involved a medic, who, while running through bullets tending the wounded, was mortally wounded himself. As the medic lay dying, he continued to administer morphine to the wounded next to him, while he filled out his own death certificate. They truly were the greatest generation. After returning from World War II, Tech Sgt. John Bryant left the Army and met Margaret Mitchell, whom he wed in 1947. He then entered Georgia Tech, graduating with a degree in Textile Engineering. Upon graduation, he re-joined the Army as a First Lieutenant, serving in the Korean War. After returning from Korea, Dad remained in the Army with duty stations in Memphis, Tenn., Hawaii, Virginia, and Germany. His last tour of duty was in Vietnam. Based in Vung Tau, Dad's job was to oversee the supply of all forces in the Mekong Delta. He used to tell us this task alternated between periods of sheer boredom behind the lines and periods of extreme stress as he flew in with the helicopters bringing supplies to the troops in the field. After his tour in Vietnam ended, he retired with the rank of Lt. Colonel. After leaving the Army, Dad settled down in McDonough, where he has lived for the past 40 years. He taught school for a brief period of time followed by a long stint in charge of ROTC supply for the Atlanta Public School System. After retiring from the school system, he justifiably thought he had earned some rest and spent the remainder of his life playing golf, rooting for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, watching the "Price Is Right," and just being there for his wife and kids. John Lamar Bryant is survived by daughter Peggy Thornton, and son-in-law Tom Thornton, of Marietta; daughter, Karen Bryant, of Stockbridge; son, Johnnie Bryant, of McDonough; son, Wane Bryant and daughter-in-law, Carol Bryant, of Huntersville, N.C.; daughter, Tina Marie Bryant, of Roswell; and his sister, Ina Gail Bryant. His legacy will be carried on by his six grandchildren, Matthew, Sarah, and Luke Thornton, Neil and Emily Bryant, and Karolyne Maddox. In addition to his mom and dad, he was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret Mitchell Bryant, brothers ,Theron Adams Bryant, Sherrod Randall Bryant, Ray Courtland Bryant, and Alton Bryant, and sister, Edna Sloan Bryant. Dad was proud to be a part of the greatest generation -- one of those countless ordinary men and women who did extraordinary things in defense of freedom. His memory will be served if we take the time to say thanks to an active duty serviceperson or veteran as we pass them on the street. Dad, thanks again for a life well done. We will miss you as we continue to live our lives as you taught us and pass on your wonderful legacy. We will see you later. Please help us celebrate the life of this good and honorable man. Visitation will be Thursday, Jan. 24, 4-7p.m., at Haisten Funeral Home in McDonough. The funeral service will be Friday, Jan. 25, at 1 p.m., at Haisten Funeral Home, followed by entombment at Eastlawn Memorial Park, McDonough. This is the community's chance to say goodbye to someone you probably never met, but who sacrificed so much for you. It would mean a lot to us and veterans everywhere to see the cemetery standing room only. Memorials would be appreciated in the form of contributions in his name to any military-related charity. Haisten Funeral Home - McDonough, (770) 914-8833, Haistenfunerals.com. Mr. Jeremy M. Wilson Feb. 4, 1981 - Jan. 20, 2008 Mr. Jeremy Michael Wilson, 26, of Hampton, passed away Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008. Jeremy was born Feb. 4, 1981 in Spalding County. He was an Electrician. Survivors include his wife, Jessica Wilson; son, Caleb Wilson; father and mother, Faron and Pam Wilson; brother and sister-in-law, Richard Chad and Michele Wilson; grandmother, Jean Morgan, all of Milner; aunts, uncles and cousins. Memorial services for Mr. Jeremy Michael Wilson will be conducted Thursday, Jan. 24, at 11a.m., at Griffin First Assembly of God. Dr. Randy Valimont will officiate. Friends may visit the family Wednesday evening, 7-9 p.m., at the funeral home. Conner-Westbury Funeral Home, 1891 West McIntosh Road, Griffin, is in charge of the arrangements, www.conner-westburyfuneralhome.com. Cynthia Diane Cowart Brown Ms. Cynthia Diane Cowart Brown, 38, of 207 Becky Street, passed away Monday, Jan. 21, 2008 at Greenville Memorial Hospital, after a battle with leukemia since July 2004. Born in Anderson, S.C. on Nov. 16, 1969, Cindy was the daughter of Leonard Cowart, Sr., and Mildred Furguile. She was a 1987 graduate of Henry County High School, McDonough, Ga., was a member of Gethsemane Baptist Temple, and a homemaker. Survivors include her companion, Danny Buford; father, Leonard Cowart, Sr., of McDonough; mother, Mildred Furguile and her husband, Michael, of Iva, S.C.; sons, Nicholas Hollingsworth and Kason Brown, both of Anderson; daughter, Jessica Hollingsworth, of Iva; stepson, Trever Buford, of Anderson; brother, Michael Cowart, Jr., of McDonough; maternal grandmother, Georgia Goodwin, of Anderson; paternal grandparents, Joe and Willie Mae Cowart, of Stockbridge; niece, Shelby Lee Cowart; nephew, Michael Cowart, III; step-grandparents, Joseph and Margaret Furguile, of Iva, S.C.; father and mother-in-law, Robert and Faye Holman. She was predeceased by a son, Alex Nathaniel Hollingsworth, and grandfather, Joseph F. Goodwin. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, Jan. 24, at 1:30 p.m., at Gethsemane Baptist Temple, conducted by the Revs. Sam Duncan and Benny Walker. Interment will follow in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. 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ALBANY -- Deerfield-Windsor senior Taylor Withers knew it was his last race.
And he wasn't about to go down without one heck of a fight.
Withers, The Herald's three-time Player of the Year for boys cross country, finished fifth overall at the GISA State Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Macon, placing fifth overall individually -- with a scorching time of 17:03:98 -- to equal the finish he had a year ago as a junior, while also leading the Knights to a sixth-place finish as a team out of 16 programs competing.
Withers' final time not only was the best of his DWS career, but it broke the school record -- the same record he set last season.
"I don't think I had run under 18 (minutes all season), but (Saturday) it just felt relatively easy out there," said Withers, who has been splitting time all season with swimming, which he does year round. "It was a good race, a good finish and a great way to end my senior season."
Withers' No. 2 running mate, Daniel Talley, was the second DWS runner to cross the finish line with a time of 19:14 -- his personal best. And it was a day of PBs for the Knights as Marcus Gouthro and Pete Langstaffs both ran in the 19:50s, and Dallas Knight came in at 20:24.
"We're thrilled. I mean, this was state, so what can you say other than this was the (time to shine) -- and they did," said first-year DWS cross country coach Aly Joslin, who took over for longtime coach Joe Bishop. "We prepared really well, the track was good, the weather was great and we ran better than I could've imagined. We're very pleased."
As for the Lady Knights? Well, they bettered the boys by one spot Saturday, taking fifth overall in coach Cathy Jones' first season at the helm. Like Joslin, Jones took over for Bishop this year and said she felt like the team had a "more than respectable" showing.
"I don't know if this is the best finish in school history. I'd have to talk with Joe," Jones said. "But I do know I'm very happy with how the girls ran and everyone turned in personal best times."
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Jones was also happy to see DWS' region -- comprised of state qualifiers Tiftarea, Westfield and Southland -- all finished in the Top 10.
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New survey provides a glimpse of the youth reentry population.
Characteristics of Youth Reentry Candidates
With the 2003 CJRP, a demographic profile of youths who will become reentry program candidates can be developed. So as not to overrepresent the characteristics of youths with very long lengths of stay, the analysis focuses on committed youths who had been in a facility for four to six months. Using these data, the characteristics of the juvenile reentry population can roughly be described as the following:
* 57 percent of reentry youths come from public facilities operated by county or other local agencies, 45 percent from public facilities operated by state agencies;
* 43 percent of reentry youths come from privately operated facilities;
* 86 percent are male;
* 40 percent are non-Hispanic white, 38 percent are black and 18 percent are Hispanic;
* 12 percent are age 14 or younger, 44 percent are age 15 or 16, 44 percent are age 17 or older; and
* 34 percent were committed for a person offense (most likely simple assault), 32 percent for a property offense (most likely burglary), 10 percent for a drug offense, 10 percent for a public order offense, 10 percent for a technical violation of probation or parole, and 5 percent for a status offense.
More than half of these youths were held in public facilities with doors or gates that are locked day and night. More than one-third of these youths come from facilities that have living quarters, wings, floors or units that are locked for all youths day and night. The majority of facilities holding these youths said they provide on-site residential treatment (85 percent), most often mental health (63 percent) or substance abuse (67 percent) treatment. Fewer than four in 10 violent offenders were in facilities providing treatment specifically for violent offenders.
Prior "Convictions" And Prior Custody
Preliminary analyses of the 2003 SYRP data show that most candidates for youth reentry programs said they had at least one prior commitment (62 percent). (3) About one-fourth (23 percent) had been convicted (4) of an offense, but had not been in custody before their current placement, and some (6 percent) had previously been in custody but had not been convicted before. Eight percent said they had no prior convictions and had not been in custody before. Among those who had been in custody before, two in 10 said they had been in custody only once before, four in 10 said they had been held two to four times, and four in 10 said they had been held five or more times before.
The prior histories of potential reentry candidates varied somewhat by gender, age and current offense. Similar proportions of girls and boys said they had been committed to custody following conviction at least once before. Of those in custody before, 43 percent of girls and 39 percent of boys said they had been held five or more times. Sixty-four percent of youths age 15 or older had been committed before. Surprisingly, for younger youths, the proportion was 58 percent. Among youth reentry candidates whose most serious current offense was a person offense, 61 percent said they had been committed at least once before, 22 percent said they had at least one prior conviction but no prior custody experiences, 6 percent said they had been in custody at least once before but had not been convicted, and 10 percent reported no prior convictions or custody experiences. Among those held for a property offense, 66 percent said they had been committed at least once before and 6 percent reported no prior convictions or custody experiences. The proportions of property offenders with prior custody but no prior convictions, or prior convictions but no prior custody, did not differ from those of person offenders. Further, the number of prior custody experiences did not vary much by offense.
For youths who were previously in custody, released and subsequently re-offended, 18 percent committed offenses that were more serious than their previous offense, 40 percent committed offenses at the same severity level, and for 24 percent, their current offense was less serious than their prior offense. Girls and older youths were somewhat more apt than their counterparts to report a decrease in offense severity. Youths whose current offense was a person offense tended to have maintained the same offense severity or increased their offense seriousness.
Family Situations
When they entered custody, 56 percent of committed youths had been living with one parent, 19 percent were living with two parents and 26 percent were not living with any parent. Girls and older youths were somewhat more apt than their counterparts to report not living with parents when they entered custody.
Overall, one in 11 reentry candidates said they had children of their own. Among girls, 6 percent said they had at least one child and an additional 4 percent said they were expecting. Older youths were more likely than younger youths to report having or expecting children. At all ages, reentry candidates were substantially more likely than their counterparts in the general population to report having children (see Figure 1). (5)
Emotional Problems
As part of the SYRP interviews, youths were asked a series of questions designed to detect several different types of emotional problems. Although 10 percent of youths reported no problems, many youths (71 percent) reported more than one type of problem. The majority of committed youths indicated some degree of anger problem (81 percent), and most also expressed anxiety (61 percent) or depression (59 percent). One in six (17 percent) youths reported having hallucinations, one in four said they had suicidal feelings or ideas (27 percent) and one in five said they attempted suicide at least once in their life (21 percent). About four in 10 female candidates for reentry reported suicide attempts, as did two in 10 males. In comparison, in the general population, fewer than one in 10 males and females in the same age group reported suicide attempts.
These data indicate that substantial proportions of the juvenile reentry population are likely to return to the community needing extensive supervision and support services in order to succeed. Few of these youths could be classified as "first-timers" in the juvenile justice system. Although most did not return with more serious charges, two in 10 of those with a previous custody experience had increased the seriousness of their offending. Most youths will return to live with single parents who may benefit from programs that will help them adequately supervise their children. Nearly three-fourths of these youths (71 percent) expressed multiple types of emotional problems and could, no doubt, benefit from mental health services upon returning home. In addition, many of these youths are or will soon be parents to their own children who may benefit from programs like home nurse visitation that teach parenting skills. Without addressing these and other factors that have an impact on youths' ability to become productive citizens, reentry programs and the youths they serve will find it difficult to succeed.
(1) Snyder, H. 2004. An empirical portrait of the youth reentry population. Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice, 2(1):39-55.
(2) Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. 1999, 2001, 2004 and 2004. Census of Juveniles in Residential Placement 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2003 (data files). Washington, D.C.: U.S. Census Bureau.
(3) Sedlak, A. and C. Bruce. 2004. Unpublished analysis of 2003 Survey of Youth in Residential Placement data: Profile of the committed population. Rockville, Md.: Westat Inc.
(4) The term "conviction" used in this article refers primarily to juvenile court rather than criminal court adjudications.
(5) Sedlak, A. and C. Bruce. 2004.
Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2003. National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1997, waves 1-5 (data file). Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Labor.
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The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention has been collecting information for nearly 30 years on juveniles held in detention, correctional and other facilities. Until 1995, these data were gathered through the biennial Census of Public and Private Juvenile Detention, Correctional and Shelter Facilities, better known as the Children in Custody Census. In the late 1990s, OJJDP initiated several new data collection programs to improve the information gathered about juvenile offenders in custody and about the facilities themselves. The first of these, the Census of Juveniles in Residential Placement (CJRP), has been conducted four times--in 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2003--and will be administered again in October 2005. The CJRP gathers a brief profile on each offender younger than 21 held in a juvenile residential facility on the census date. The Juvenile Residential Facility Census (JRFC) was conducted in 2000, 2002 and 2004, and will be administered again in October 2006. JRFC collects information about the facilities (rather than the residents) and includes questions regarding available beds, security, and education, mental health, medical and substance abuse services OJJDP also recognized the value of interviewing the youths held in juvenile facilities. Such interviews provide a wealth of information on past offending behavior, pathways to delinquency, family and social environments, and experiences in custody. With OJJDP funding, Westat Inc. of Rockville, Md., conducted the first Survey of Youth in Residential Placement (SYRP) in spring 2003. This survey collected self-report data from 7,000 juveniles residing in juvenile facilities, including youths with long-term placements in training schools and residential treatment facilities, and those with short-term placements in detention centers, shelters and group homes. SYRP addresses the experiences of youths before they enter facilities and during their stays. It includes questions on topics such as education, home environment and substance abuse; number and types of offenses committed; and types of sanctions received for previous offenses. SYRP reports will be made available on OJJDP's Web site at www.ojjdp.ncjrs.org.
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Pa. Vijay feels it is his talent as a poet that helps him write lyrical lines for film music.
Pa. Vijay's eyes light up when he is told that 'Maduraikku pogathedi' ('Azhagiya Thamizh Magan'), a song composed by him, is still frequently aired in Kerala. Tuned by A.R. Rahman and picturised on actors Vijay and Shriya Saran, the song pleases both the eye and the ear. "As is the case always with Rahman, the song was composed late in the night. He liked the opening line, 'Maduraikku pogathedi, anga malli poo kanna vekkum.' The song became a huge hit; it is among my favourites," says Vijay, who was in Kozhikode for a function organised by the Tamil Sangham.
Penning chartbusters
The song is but one of the many chartbusters penned by Vijay. He has written the lyrics for many of the blockbuster Tamil movies over the last few years. However, it is the song from 'Autograph' that remains closest to his heart: 'Ovvoru pookalume solkirathe…' His mobile phone rings just as he begins to talk about the song; no prize for guessing what his ring tone is.
"It is a song I will be proud of all my life, not just because it fetched me the National Award for the Best Lyricist in 2005. In fact, I am the youngest winner of the award; I was 31 when I got the award. It is a motivational song; it is about why one should overcome all odds in in life and never give up," he elaborates.
The song was composed by Bharadwaj and sung by K.S. Chithra. The song won Chithra a National award too. Vijay says he worked hard on the song. "Film director Cheran explained the kind of song he wanted and gave me complete freedom and time. Credit is also due to music director Bharadwaj. Although I knew the song would be a hit, I never imagined it would have such an impact on my life. To win the National Award was a dream, ever since I wanted to write for films, but I didn't expect to win it so early in my career," says Vijay.
Although Vijay made his debut in 1996 ('Gnanapzham'), it was a song he wrote for Cheran's 'Vetri Kodi Kattu' that gave him the big break. The song was 'Karuppu than enakku pudicha…,' sung by Anuradha Sriram. "The song was a turning point in my career. It wasn't easy to make a mark as a young lyricist in Tamil cinema in those days when giants like Vairamuthu and Vaali were in their prime. We are lucky that we have always had excellent lyricists; maybe because they are all primarily poets. I too wrote poems at a young age and have read extensively before I began writing lyrics for cinema," says Vijay.
The poet-cum-lyricist turned hero recently in 'Njabagangal.' He also wrote the film's screenplay. "I have had offers to act before, but they were not prominent roles. I agreed to do 'Njabagangal' only because it was my own script. I will continue to act and would also like to direct; it is my dream to make a film based on the song 'Ovvoru pookalume…' I feel there is potential for a good movie in the song."
Coming back to music, Vijay says is looking forward to 'Enthiran.' "I have great expectations from this Shankar film. And it was great working with Rahman once again; I don't know when he will be scoring for a Tamil film next. I have been lucky to pen lyrics like 'Enakkoru Girlfriend…' ('Boys') for him. The downside of his Oscars is that we might lose him to Hollywood."


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Ever wonder if it is possible to construct a numeric scale for environmental variables, like one does for the temperature? This paper is an attempt to construct one. There are two main parts: section "Statistical Analysis of Variations" presents a general statistical strategy for environmental factor selection. Section "Nonlinear Analytical Geometric Model of Variations" develops an analytical geometric representation of system variations in response to environmental changes. The model is used to quantify the effects of environmental interactions. The paper treats only one-dimensional case, however, the derivation of the case of multiple independent factors follows immediately. The general method developed in this paper may prove applicable to many different fields, such as extensions beyond classical physics, economics, and other sciences. Section "Conclusion" provides an illustration of applications, examples and implications of the results.
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|Self rising flour
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|Garlic powder
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|1 Medium, cut into 1/4-inch thick slices (Cut and soaked in salted water)
|Extra virgin olive oil
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Use as required for the batter)
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (For deep frying)
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|Italian seasoning
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|1⁄2 Tablespoon (Optional)
|1 Teaspoon, chopped finely
|Italian seasoning
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|Red pepper flakes
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|Crushed tomatoes
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|Whole grain spaghetti
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|Mozarella cheese
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|Parmesan cheese
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1. Take 2 medium eggplants and cut them into 1/4-inch thick slices. Soak the slices in salted water so that the eggplants do not turn brownish in color.
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2. Take a bowl with the self rising flour. Into that add the Italian seasoning, garlic powder, paprika, salt and mix all these dry ingredients to well combine.
3. Add a couple of tablespoons of olive oil and gradually add the water while whisking the ingredients till you get a smooth batter. Once done, set aside.
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4. In another bowl, take Italian breadcrumbs and into it add Italian seasoning and paprika. Mix to combine.
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5. Take the bowl of eggplant slices, dip to coat each piece with the batter and deep fry them, one at a time. Remove into a paper towel to drain off the excess oil.
6. Preheat the oven to 350 F.
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7. Take a saucepan, heat it with olive oil and butter, add garlic, Italian seasoning, crushed red pepper flakes and crushed tomatoes and stir well. Add salt according to your taste and stir.
8. Take an individual serving baking dish (can be baked as an individual serving or in a large baking dish as per your choice of serving), place the spaghetti coated with the marinara sauce followed by the fried eggplants topped with some more of the marinara sauce.
9. Sprinkle some of the breadcrumbs on top (optional) followed by sprinkles of shredded mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese. Finally a few more spoons of the marinara sauce on top.
10. Bake in the preheated oven for about 10 to 15 minutes till the cheese melts.
11. Serve garnished with sprinkles of freshly chopped parsley or cilantro.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the U.S. Labor Department have more money to pursue discrimination and wage-and-hour lawsuits, so employers should prepare to see more of them, says lawyer Jennifer Robinson. "There's a huge crackdown on companies using contract workers instead of employees," she says.
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CACI launches business process and workflow analysis design solution.
Designed for industrial and service enterprises, SIMPROCESS enables Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and Information Technology (IT) professionals to visualize and evaluate the results of process changes before they commit expensive company resources, time and money.
The direct benefit is the significant reduction of time and risk it takes users to service their customers, fulfill demand and develop new products.
"SIMPROCESS is an ideal tool for workflow analysis," said Joe Lenz, president of CACI Products. "Modeling the business process and analyzing alternative workflows can save organizations significant time and money prior to implementation.
"SIMPROCESS's object-oriented, hierarchical event-driven simulation approach combines icon-based process mapping, activity-based costing and data analysis capabilities in one tool. This provides our customers with the best of both worlds -- progressive technology and reliable, easy to use process reengineering solutions."
SIMPROCESS is built on the latest version of CACI's object-oriented simulation language, MODSIM III. Unlike hierarchical representations of processes that use attached diagrams or files, SIMPROCESS offers true hierarchy based on object-orientation.
Manifesting the concept that a business is a series of inter-related processes and resources that convert inputs to outputs, SIMPROCESS builds, organizes and analyzes cost information on an activity basis.
Unique features include reusable templates, advanced modeling constructs, and comprehensive analysis tools, Design of Experiment (DOE), and distribution fitting. These powerful advanced modeling functions overcome the limitations of competitors' simplistic tools.
"Reusable templates and object-oriented modeling allow customization of SIMPROCESS for a broad range of industries," stated Kerim Tumay, director of Process Simulation Applications.
"Typical SIMPROCESS applications for industrial enterprises include Product Development, Engineering Change, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Maintenance and Customer Service. And SIMPROCESS applications for Service Enterprises commonly include Help Desk, Claims Processing, Loan Processing, Purchasing and Human Resource Management."
SIMPROCESS is available in Professional and Lite versions. SIMPROCESS LITE, designed for casual users, is ideal for proposals, pilot programs and visioning. The unabridged version, SIMPROCESS PROFESSIONAL, provides power users with an integral development tool. It is used in the design stage, in full-scale projects and for analysis. SIMPROCESS runs under Windows 95, Windows NT and UNIX operating systems.
CACI Products, with headquarters in La Jolla, is the global provider of simulation software, with products ranging from object-oriented simulation languages to industry-specific application products used worldwide by commercial, government and academic institutions.
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Erik Muurisepp, Associate Dean/Director of Housing and Residence Life
Alexandra (Alex) Dalton, Office Manager
Housing and Residence Life
Amanda Turnley, Senior Associate Director of Housing and Residence Life
Amanda was born in Brooklyn, but grew up in Yorktown Heights, New York. She has a bachelor's degree in psychology with a minor in sociology/women's studies from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey, and a master's degree in administration of higher education from Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts. As the Senior Associate Director of Housing and Residence Life, Amanda oversees room changes and housing placement, manages housing databases, and coordinates residence hall openings and closings. Amanda loves all things Disney, and hopes to visit all the Disney theme parks in her lifetime.
Takara Larsen, Assistant Director of Housing Operations
Takara grew up in West Medford, Massachusetts. She has a bachelor's degree in government and legal studies from Bowdoin College and a master's degree in higher education administration from Boston College. In her spare time, Takara enjoys concert-going, Boston sports (especially the Boston Celtics), theater, traveling, and shopping.
Seth Grue, Associate Director of Residence Life
Seth, a native of Pelham, New Hampshire, has a master's degree in higher education from University of Texas at Austin and a bachelor's degree in marine biology from Roger Williams University. He works closely with the professional and Resident Assistant staff to provide ongoing educational and community programming throughout the residence halls, including the Learning Communities. He coordinates the selection and training of all the Resident Assistant positions for the Boston campus. Seth studied abroad in Jamaica and went snorkeling every single day.
Kacie Bailey, Residence Life Graduate Assistant
Kacie grew up in Terrytown, La. outside of New Orleans. She has a bachelor's degree in journalism from The University of Southern Mississippi; where she was also an RA and student tour guide. Kacie is a graduate student in the communication management program at Emerson College. Currently she works with the OHRL to help organize RA selection and semester training schedule.
Office of Student Conduct
Michael Arno, Director of the Office of Student Conduct
Mike, a native of Catskill, New York, has a master's degree in student personnel administration from Buffalo State College and a bachelor's degree in business administration from the State University of New York College at Brockport. As a member of the Office of Student Conduct, Mike is responsible for the management of the student conduct system, servicing both residential and off-campus students. On a lighter note, Mike enjoys skiing and watching Home Improvement re-runs.
Abigail (Abbe) Erle, Assistant Director of the Office of Student Conduct
Matthew Podgurski, Office of Student Conduct Graduate Assistant
Matt is from Enfield, CT. In May of 2013, he completed his Bachelors degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies with a concentration in Community and Youth Development from Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT. While at Southern Connecticut State University, Matt was heavily involved as a student leader. He worked as a Resident Assistant for three years in the residence halls, was a student worker in the Office of Residence Life, and for two years served as a Board Chair for the Student Government Association. These experiences have led Matt to find his passion in the field of Student Affairs. Matt is currently attending Northeastern University as a graduate student in the College Student Development and Counseling program. Outside of work and school, Matt tries to live a very active lifestyle. He enjoys going to gym, hanging out with friends, and the outdoors.
Residence Directors
The RDs are trained professional staff members who are responsible for the overall supervision of the Housing and Residence Life program in their hall. The RDs have training in counseling, mediation and conflict resolution, judicial affairs, programming, and other related disciplines. The RDs act as advisors, respond to emergency situations, administer judicial cases, mediate conflicts, advise hall council, and supervise the Resident Assistants (RAs) and mail/front desk operations. Make an effort to get to know your RD, as he/she is willing and able to enhance the quality of community living in your hall and encourage your growth and development as an individual.
Your RD maintains scheduled office hours within the residence hall and is available to talk to you about problems or concerns you may be experiencing. The RD is also available if your RA is unable to assist you in a matter.
Emily Long, Residence Director (Little Building, Uppers)
Emily, a native of Minneapolis, Minnesota, has a bachelor's degree in Communication with a minor in Spanish from Regis University in Denver, Colorado, and a master's degree in Student Development Administration from Seattle University. Emily serves as the Residence Director for the upper floors (8-12) of the Little Building, where she helps oversee the day-to-day operations of the building and supervises a total of 10 resident assistants. In her free time, she enjoys working out, downhill skiing, shopping, and exploring beautiful New England!
Brandon Bennett, Residence Director (Little Building, Lowers)
Brandon completed his B.A. in Gender & Women's Studies and Sociology from SUNY Plattsburgh. He continued at Plattsburgh where he earned his M.S. in Student Affairs Counseling. Within his role as a Residence Director at Emerson, Brandon facilitates the Little Building Hall Council, supervises 10 resident assistants, and oversees the digital culture learning community. In his free time, Brandon enjoys going to the movies and being outside.
Caitlin Courtney, Assistant Director for Residence Life Training/Residence Director (Colonial)
Caitlin comes from Southampton in the "Happy Valley" of Western Massachusetts. Caitlin has a master's degree in educational leadership and inclusive education from Utica College and a BS in marketing and business from Roger Williams University. She serves as the Residence Director for the Colonial, managing the day-to-day operations of the building and supervises a total of 12 Resident Assistants. Caitlin instructs the first-year STAR course (Students Taking Active Roles), and advises the Wellness/Substance Free learning community. In her free time, she enjoys escaping to Cape Cod, spontaneous road trips, exploring Boston, coaching lacrosse, and playing sports.
Gabrielle (Gabby) Tassone, Assistant Residence Director (Piano Row, Lowers)
Danielle Oldfield, Residence Director (Piano Row, Uppers)
Danielle completed her Master of Education Degree in College Student Personnel at Ohio University and received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley. Danielle is the Residence Director for the upper half of Piano Row (floors 9-14), supervising nine resident assistants as well as coordinating the Welcome Desk. She also oversees the Active Living and Writer's Block Learning Commnunities. Outside of work, Danielle loves crafting, playing video games, ice hockey, and reading good books.
Matthew Carney, Residence Director (Paramount)
Matt completed his MS in College Student Personnel Administration and Services at the University of Central Arkansas and his BS at Elmira College. Matt is the Residence Director for the Paramount Building, where he manages all operations of the building and supervises eight Resident Assistants. He oversees the Performing Cultures Learning Community as well as the Paramount Welcome Desk.
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We were commissioned by Artist and Film Maker Andrew Kotting to create a series of portraits of him as the Straw Bear he portrays in his next film 'By Our Selves' for an installation he has created at Dilston Grove, SE16 London. The three portraits are screen printed on painted boards, 100x60cm, the show runs from Nov14 -Dec14th. You can view more images of the portraits here.
To coincide with the opening weekend of Hastings Arts Festival, Coastal Currents, we organized our first TShirt Pop Up shop in a back alley that had more than a passing resemblance to a New York equivalent. We invited 10 artists to take part in the 6 hour flash sale by supplying us with one off or short run editions to be sold exclusively on the day, for many of the artist it was the first time they had produced Tshirts. Approximately 40 shirts were sold during the event with a great response from the public to the concept and artwork on display. Further Pop Up adventures are planned. Artists who took part on the day included: Dr.Noki's NHS, Screen Prince, Beccy McCray, Shaun Mills, Martin O'Neill, Grande Dame, Shuby, T(error)ist, Alex Cox and we had some classics from the Church of Sub-Genius and Bob Dobbs. More images and info coming soon. Photo by @alexbrattell
Back in May we were approached by Lorna Crabbe and Tina Morris from Coastal Currents Arts Festival, Hastings, with an invitation to curate and create a production for the opening night of the festivals 15th year, in the towns wonderful St.Mary's in the Castle venue. Using the theme of a Dawn Chorus, inspired by specially commissioned feathered sculpture features by Kate Mccquire in the venues crypt, we invited Sound Artist and producer Riz Maslen aka Neotropic, vocal sculptor Jason Singh, baritone Le Gateau Chocolat and local choir leader Claire Hamill to take part in our interpretation of a Dawn Chorus. The night was deemed a massive success with the venue seeing its busiest night ever. More info and images from the evening are forthcoming.
Artist, Writer and Film Director Andrew Kötting asked us if we'd print some of our artwork from our 'We Can't Fight Your War…' series for his Kickerstater fund in aid of his film 'By Our Selves'. The film retraces poet John Clare's journey from Epping Forest to Northamptonshire accompanied by a straw bear. The film will feature Iain Sinclair, Alan Moore, Toby Jones and a Straw Bear. Of course we obliged and five of the nine prints offered were snapped up within 24hrs, raising £500 for the project. Our involvement is set to continue in the project towards the end of the year. Read about the Kickstarter HERE
After designing the cover for their second edition in April, music bi-monthly The Stinger sent journalist Grace Vogiatzis round to our studio to talk about about how music has influenced our work and played a large part in our career so far. We also produced a Spotify playlist to accompany the article, of tracks we work to. You can read the article online HERE and listen to our selection HERE.
On June the 10th a document of The Who's Quadrophenia Tour came out on DVD in the UK, shot at the O2 in London it went to number one on the Billboard Music Video chart in America two weeks later. You can read about our involvement in the show here
ZEROH were commissioned to illustrate the cover of Hastings music magazine The Stinger second edition.
The publication is available in various pubs, clubs and shops in the 1066 area. The brief was to produce an image about 'mastering' and they requested a Moth form so we took elements from both the analogue and digital mastering processes – tape heads, reels, equalizers etc – and created a motif which is actually our first colour Moth shown publicly.
You can view the original image on the sister website zerohstudio.com
ZEROH recently launched a sister website to ZEROH.NET called ZEROHSTUDIO.COM.
ZEROHSTUDIO.COM is home to all of ZEROH's personal projects and artworks, it is also where you can buy ZEROH prints/ TShirts and textiles. The site hosts work previously shown on this site and some new works. ZEROH.NET will continue to focus on ZEROH's commercial projects.
Today we installed our new commission for Hastings Pier Charity, at their new home '@ The Hub' with branding and a commissioned design charting the history of promenading in Hastings and St.Leonards. Hastings Pier Hub is a building the charity have taken over while the reconstruction works are on going and was originally an Art Deco swimming pool.
The tryptic features photographs taken on St.Leonards and Hastings Prom from 1880 onwards and a fantastical impression of the future pier.
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Hastings Pier Charity has commissioned us to create images for the recessed windows in the new Pier Hub building at the site of the old White Rock Baths, and we are looking for historical photos of Hastings Promenade to help us create two montages. We're looking to show people, attractions, events or oddities which have happened on the prom.
One of the montages will feature images 'through the ages' and the other will focus on 2013, the year the work started on the new Pier.
We're looking for clear high resolution images as the montages will be quite large and will be on display for at least the next 5 years. We'll be crediting all those who are included.
If you have any images you think we might be interested in and want to become a part of the Piers story send them to email@example.com Please feel free to share this message.


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