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I can see NickC's point. Everyone knows pretty much every international caliber cyclist the last 2 decades up until "maybe" a few years ago, was doped up to the eyeballs. Thus Lance was beating the rest doing what they were all doing. What annoyed me the most about him was that before his doping allegations some Americans tried to tout him the best cyclists, which he clearly was not even had he been as clean as apple pie. So for that reason alone I am glad he was singled out for doping, as he is now viewed even by Americans as not even a top 10 cyclist all time, which IMO would be the correct rating for him all along, IMO the late 90s until the end of the Armstrong/Contador reign several years ago produced NO all time great cyclists, just alot of doping and no legendary battle hardened figures who can hold a candle to some of the past icons. Relatively speaking Lance was a one trick pony who only excelled at one event (Tour de France), and yes it is probably the biggest of all but past greats excelled and dominated year round. He also was reliant on having probably the deepest team in cycling history (full of heavy dopers of course) supporting him to all those wins. When he comes back and finds he isnt the top dog on his team, he goes into a huff as we saw, and cant cope (the year he came back and Contador dominated).


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The first requirement for the Columbian, Founders' and Father McGivney Awards (Star Council Designation), is to complete and submit the Service Program Form (#365-NC) to Supreme Service Department by August 1, 2014. This form is available in the Council Report Forms Booklet which is included each year with the "Surge With Service" package sent to each Council. This form may also be found online at http://www.kofc.org.
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Record a net membership increase of 100 new members.
Distribution of 2014—2015 Awards: Star Council, Columbian, Fr. McGivney and Founders' awards will be forwarded to the District Deputy of record for 2014—2015, who will arrange for presentation. If the Council attains only the Founders' Award, the award will be forwarded to the appropriate General Agent for presentation. Century Club Awards will be sent to the State Deputy of record for 2014—2015.
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Wideband audio
Wideband audio, also known as HD voice, is high definition voice quality for telephony audio, contrasted with standard digital telephony "toll quality". It extends the frequency range of audio signals transmitted over telephone lines, resulting in higher quality speech. The range of the human voice extends from 80 Hz to 14 kHz but traditional, voiceband or narrowband telephone calls limit audio frequencies to the range of 300 Hz to 3.4 kHz. Wideband audio relaxes the bandwidth limitation and transmits in the audio frequency range of 50 Hz to 7 kHz or higher.
In 1987, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standardized a version of wideband audio known as G.722. Radio broadcasters began using G.722 over Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) to provide high-quality audio for remote broadcasts, such as commentary from sports venues. AMR-WB (G.722.2) was developed by Nokia and VoiceAge and it was first specified by 3GPP.
The traditional telephone network (PSTN) is generally limited to narrowband audio by the intrinsic nature of its transmission technology, TDM (time-division multiplexing), and by the analogue-to-digital converters used at the edge of the network, as well as the speakers, microphones and other elements in the endpoints themselves.
Wideband audio has been broadly deployed in conjunction with videoconferencing. Providers of this technology quickly discovered that despite the explicit emphasis on video transmission, the quality of the participant experience was significantly influenced by the fidelity of the associated audio signal.
Communications via Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) can readily employ wideband audio. When PC-to-PC calls are placed via VoIP services, such as Skype, and the participants use a high-quality headset, the resulting call quality can be noticeably superior to conventional PSTN calls. Some of the handsets manufactured by Nokia which run S60 and Series40 OS that support VoIP also support wideband audio.[1] A number of audio codecs have emerged to support these services, supplementing G.722.
Manufacturers of audio conferencing equipment have introduced wideband-capable models that include support for G.722 over VoIP.
Conference calls are a direct beneficiary of the enhancements offered by wideband audio. Participants often struggle to figure out who is talking, or to understand accented speakers. Misunderstandings are commonplace due primarily to generally poor audio quality and an accumulation of background noise.
Some listener benefits cited of wideband audio compared to traditional (narrowband):
- clearer overall sound quality
- easier to recognize voices, distinguish confusing sounds and understand accented speakers
- ease of deciphering words that have the close sounds of 's' and 'f' and others, often indistinguishable over telephone lines
- ability to hear faint talkers and to understand double-talk (when more than one person is speaking at the same time)
- reduced listening effort (decreased cognitive load), resulting in increased productivity and lessened listener fatigue
- better understanding in the face of other impairments, such as when talkers are using a speakerphone or in the presence of background noise
Despite its reputation for poor audio quality, the mobile telephone industry has started to make some progress on wideband audio. The 3GPP standards group has designated G.722.2 as its wideband codec and calls it Advanced Multirate – Wideband (AMR-WB). A few handsets have been produced supporting this codec (for example, HTC, Nokia , Samsung and Sony, and network demonstrations have been conducted.
As business telephone systems have adopted VoIP technology, support for wideband audio has grown rapidly. Telephone sets from Avaya, Cisco, NEC Unified Solutions, Grandstream, Gigaset, Polycom (which brands wideband audio "HD Voice"), Snom, AudioCodes (which brands wideband audio "HDVoIP") and others now incorporate G.722, as well as varying degrees of higher-quality audio components.
Suppliers of integrated circuits for telephony equipment, including DSP Group, Broadcom, Infineon, and Texas Instruments, include wideband audio in their feature portfolios. There are audio conferencing service providers that support wideband connections from these and other VoIP endpoints, while also permitting PSTN participants to join the conference in narrowband. sipXtapi is an open source solution for VoIP media processing engine supporting wideband and HD voice that provides RTP and codecs through a plugin framework for use with SIP and other VoIP protocols. Skype uses an audio codec called Silk which allows for extremely high quality audio.
A number of carriers around the world have rolled out HD voice services based on the G.722 wideband standard. In North America, hosted service providers have recently[when?]deployed the Aastra Hi-Q upgrade to its installed user base and as of January 2010 claimed around 70,000 HD voice endpoints. Consumer service provider ooma has an estimated 25,000 HD voice endpoints deployed stemming from its roll out of its second-generation Telo hardware.
After years of trials, AMR-WB was made commercially available in September 2009, when Orange launched the world's first high-definition voice service for mobile phones in Moldova, the first time since the 1990s that mobile voice technologies have been subject to a significant evolution. The first mobile handset integrating high-definition voice capability launched by Orange Moldova is the Nokia 6720c, which integrates WB-AMR. Orange has since rolled out HD voice in the UK, France, Belgium, Romania, Armenia, Dominican Republic and Spain, with Switzerland and Luxembourg due to follow.[2] Moreover Orange has announced that will ensure HD Voice interoperability between Orange countries for both mobile and fixed networks, interoperability with other operators and looking to launch HD Voice over their 2G networks as well, by in 2013/2014.[3]
- As of September 2014, GSA a report announces 116 commercial mobile HD Voice networks launched in 75 countries.[2]
Wideband Codec[edit]
Following are wideband codecs used in telecommunication [69]
- Extended Adaptive Multi-Rate – Wideband
- Speex
- Skype SILK
- Microsoft RTAudio
- Variable-Rate Multimode Wideband (VMR-WB)
- internet Speech Audio Codec (iSAC)
- Opus
See also[edit]
- ^ Forum Nokia - VoIP details.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd "Mobile HD Voice: Global Update report". GSA. 2014-09-19. Retrieved 2014-09-24.
- ^ Next HD Voice moves for Orange.
- ^ "Bientôt, la voix haute définition sur votre mobile SFR !". SFR. 2012-09-12. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice calls launched on Three". Hutchison 3. 2011-06-17. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Telstra introduces the World's largest coverage footprint of HD Voice calling". Telstra. 2011-06-24. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Österreichpremiere von HD Voice: A1 bringt HD-Qualität für Gespräche am Handy". A1. 2011-02-10. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "T-Mobile Poland introduces HD Voice". telecompaper. 2011-08-18. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Movicel launches LTE in Cabinda 45 days ahead of schedule". http://futurezone.at/. 2011-08-29. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "TDC first to offer HD Voice in Denmark". TDC. 2011-09-29. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice launched nationwide" (PDF). Orange. 2011-10-14. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "T-Mobile Czech Republic launches HD Voice". telecompaper. 2011-10-27. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Telekom Kunden telefonieren in HD Qualität". Deutsche Telekom. 2011-11-02. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice für beste Sprachqualität im 3MegaNetz". Hutchison 3. 2011-11-16. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Bell improves call qualiy with HD Voice". Bell Mobility. 2012-01-01. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Crystal-clear voice quality on your mobile: Swisscom launches HD Voice". Swisscom. 2012-01-31. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "KPN stelt HD Voice geluidskwaliteit permanent beschikbaar op netwerk". KPN. 2012-03-05. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Vodafone's HD Voice offers improved audio quality of calls". Silicon Republic. 2012-04-18. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice w Play – z czym to się je?". Play. 2012-07-12. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "T-Mobile – HD Voice Launch". Vision Mobile. 2012-08-09. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "MTS launches HD-Voice service nationwide". telecompaper. 2012-09-12. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Portugal carrier TMN turns up mobile HD voice–including iPhone 5". http://hdvoicenews.com/. 2012-10-01. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "3's kunder får klar tale på mobilen med HD Voice". Hutchison 3. 2012-12-20. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "T-Mobile Network Advancements Enrich Customer Experience with Nationwide HD Voice and Enhanced 4G Coverage in New Metro Areas". T-Mobile US. 2013-01-08. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Chunghwa Telecom launches 3G HD Voice services". DigiTimes. 2013-02-04. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ a b c "Airtel rolls out mobile HD voice service in Africa". StarAfrica.com. 2013-03-05. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Telenor brings excellent sound to its mobile network in Norway". Telenor. 2013-03-19. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice launch". Mobily. 2013-03-25. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "HD Voice at Cosmote Romania". Cosmote Romania. 2013-04-15. Retrieved 2013-04-16.
- ^ "RomTelecom, Cosmote rebrand as Telekom Romania next month". TeleGeography. 2014-08-15. Retrieved 2014-09-14.
- ^ "HD Voice arrives in Slovakia". Orange Slovakia. 2013-05-29. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "High definition communication exclusively for COSMOTE customers". Cosmote. 2013-06-11. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
- ^ "Vodafone introduce HD voice calling". Vodafone Australia. 2013-06-25. Retrieved 2013-07-11.
- ^ "From today on you may enjoy HD quality mobile voice at Telekom". Magyar Telekom. 2013-07-01. Retrieved 2013-07-11.
- ^ "HD hang a Telenornál is". hwsw.hu. 2013-08-29. Retrieved 2013-08-29.
- ^ "HD Voice in Telenor Smart Network". Telenor Serbia. 2013-09-16. Retrieved 2013-09-16.
- ^ "High Definition Voice Calling". Vodafone New Zealand. 2013-11-06. Retrieved 2013-11-06.
- ^ "superior network voice capabilities". VIVA Kuwait. 2013-12-25. Retrieved 2013-12-25.
- ^ "HD voice arrives in New Zealand". HD Voice News. 2014-01-24. Retrieved 2014-01-24.
- ^ "Telia Sweden launches HD Voice service". Telecompaper. 2014-03-25. Retrieved 2014-03-25.
- ^ "Jetzt auch im E-Plus-Netz: HD Voice sorgt für besseren Sprachklang" (in German). teltarif.de. 2014-03-12. Retrieved 2014-03-12.
- ^ "Inwi lance la technologie HD Voice" (in French). inwi.ma. 2014-03-20. Retrieved 2014-03-21.
- ^ "Nawras launches HD voice network in Oman". Telecompaper. 2014-03-24. Retrieved 2014-03-24.
- ^ "Viva Bahrain launches HD voice". Telecompaper. 2014-03-31. Retrieved 2014-03-31.
- ^ "Bahrain gets HD voice". HD Voice News. 2014-03-31. Retrieved 2014-04-01.
- ^ "EMT võrgus saab teha kõrgekvaliteedilisi HD-kõnesid". EMT. Retrieved 2014-04-25.
- ^ "Altel launches LTE/GSM/UMTS network". Telecompaper. 2014-05-15. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
- ^ "Sri Lanka Gets HD voice via Etisalat". HD Voice News. 2014-05-22. Retrieved 2014-05-22.
- ^ "Robi launches HD voice service". Telecompaper. 2014-06-23. Retrieved 2014-06-23.
- ^ "FAQs about HD Voice from Sprint". Sprint US. 2014-06-27. Retrieved 2014-06-27.
- ^ "Vodafone-activeert-hd-voice-op-hele-3g-netwerk". Tweakers.net. 2014-07-02. Retrieved 2014-07-02.
- ^ "Sunrise lance enfin la HD Voice!" (in French). Scal.ch. 2014-07-17. Retrieved 2014-07-21.
- ^ "Połączenia telefoniczne wysokiej jakości – Voice HD w Orange" (in Polish). orange.pl. 2014-07-28. Retrieved 2014-07-29.
- ^ "Ooredoo Goes Live In Myanmar". Ooredoo. 2014-08-03. Retrieved 2014-08-20.
- ^ "Vodafone HD Hang". Vodafone Hungary. 2014-08-01. Retrieved 2014-08-01.
- ^ "MTN South Africa launches HD voice". Telecompaper. 2014-08-20. Retrieved 2014-08-20.
- ^ "HD Voice with AMC". AMC Mobil.
- ^ "Telenor Denmark activates HD voice across 3G network". Telecompaper. 2014-08-02. Retrieved 2014-09-08.
- ^ "Vodafone UK introduces HD voice calls, part of £1B investment". GSMArena. 2014-09-11. Retrieved 2014-09-11.
- ^ "Vodafone Albania introduces HD Voice". Telecompaper. 2014-10-09. Retrieved 2014-10-09.
- ^ "Vodafone Spain launches LTE-A in 3 cities, offers HD calls". Telecompaper. 2014-10-15. Retrieved 2014-10-15.
- ^ "Tele2 Lithuania introduces HD Voice". Telecompaper. 2014-10-16. Retrieved 2014-10-16.
- ^ "Beeline launches HD Voice in Perm". Telecompaper. 2014-10-16. Retrieved 2014-10-16.
- ^ "Tele2 Latvia launches HD Voice". Telecompaper. 2014-11-18. Retrieved 2014-11-18.
- ^ "Nu introducerar vi HD-voice i vårt mobilnät.". Telenor. 2014-12-04. Retrieved 2014-12-04.
- ^ "Dialog HD Voice". 2015-02-07. Retrieved 2015-02-07.
- ^ "Plus HD Voice". 2014-12-22. Retrieved 2014-12-22.
- ^ "HD Voice is rolling out on O2!". 2015-05-20. Retrieved 2015-05-28.
- ^ "Which wideband codec to choose?". TMCnet. Retrieved 2012-11-13.[dead link]
External links[edit]
- www.hdvoicenews.com – HD Voice News
- The Effect of Bandwidth on Speech Intelligibility – Polycom technical White Paper
- TMCNet.com HD Voice Community
- VoIP transitioning to High Definition Voice – InfoWorld blog on wideband audio
- Texas Instruments HD Audio website
- Can You Hear What I Mean? Polycom Delivers HD Voice – sponsored IDC White Paper
- International Telecommunications Union
- HD Voice Cookbook


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Report: IT pros can often access sensitive data
Wednesday - 9/12/2012, 5:34pm EDT
Nearly one in five IT professionals could be taking a secret peek at their bosses' sensitive computer data.
According to a survey of 450 IT pros conducted by cybersecurity firm Lieberman Software, 39 percent of IT staff said they are able to get unauthorized access to sensitive information and 20 percent have already done so.
"Many organizations rely on their IT departments to keep them safe but all too often the reality is that powerful privileged account credentials are being abused," said Philip Lieberman, president and CEO of Lieberman Software. "Management must step up to the plate and take charge by establishing systems and procedures to lock down data from prying eyes or their secrets will continue to be stolen from under their noses."
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Native American Students Association Navigators Older Students Association Outing Club (WIKMV) American Marketing Association Amnesty International Annenian Club Baha'i Club Perspective RI Public Interest Research Group Rampages Recreational Services Council Renaissance Club Ski Club Ski Team Society for Creative Anachronism Campus Campus Health Ed./Alcohol Resource Serv. Catholic Students Association Chess Club Chi Alpha Campus Christian Commuter Association Crusade for Christ Sailing Fellowship Entrepreneur's Club Fashion Merchandising Society Financial Management Association Follies Bazaar Food Society of Women Engineers Speak-Easy Student Entertainment Committee Student Senate Student Video Center Students for Israel Students for Social Sci., Tech., Nutr., and Diet. Club Frisbee Club Gay Task Force Good Five-Cent Cigar Great Swamp Gazette Hellenic Association Hillel (B'nai B'rith Hillel) Change Surf Club Tae Kwon Do Uhuru Sa Sa URI-TV Assoc. Inter-Fraternity Council/Panhellenic International Students Association Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Italian Club Latin American Students Association Little Brother/Little Sister Math Club Memorial Union Board of Directors Minority Coalition Model United Nations Mortar Board WRIU Wildlife Society Women's Collective Women's Crisis Center World Hunger Committee Wrestling Club Young Americans for Freedom College Democrats College Republicans SOAR Students Organized Against Racism CARE-Committee .Against Rape & Exploitation i Athletic Facilities Keaney-Tootell Athletic Complex is home to much than basketball courts and swimming pools. The Athletic ROTC and Physical Education Departments have their offices there as does the Recreational Services Council. There is something for everyone in the URI Ath more I vm "> OPEN RECREATION EQUIPMENT ROOM With a valid URI Student ID, the following sports equipment is available for two days free of charge. There is a $1.00 charge for every day the equipment is overdue. There will be no letic Department. KEANEY Men's intercollegiate weight room Three basketball courts Athletic training center Co-recreational weight room Men's locker rooms and sauna Women's locker room - substitutions (like valuables) for a stu dent ID. Open recreation hours are posted. Equipment which is stolen, broken or misused will be billed to the - Raquetball raquets Badminton raquets and shuttlecocks Tennis raquets Volleyballs and nets Golf bags and clubs - - - - TOOTELL - - Softballs, bats and bases Footballs intercollegiate weight Three swimming pools Three basketball Five racquetball/handball courts Women's room - - - - Basketballs Soccer balls - courts - - Dance studio - - - Wrestling room Gymnastics equipment Twelve badminton courts Men's locker room Women's locker rooms and Four - Weightlifting belts Jump ropes Feflective Jogging Vests Frisbees - - - CLUB SPORTS sauna - - volleyball courts OUTDOORS Meade Football Stadium Three soccer fields - Twenty-one tennis courts The purpose of the URI Club Sports Program is to offer a sporting and competitive activity for any interest ed student, faculty, or staff member who has the desire to participate, to develop skills in specific sports, and to provide an opportunity for extramural competition in sports which are not part of the intercollegiate athletic - - - Practice and game field for field Two practice football fields Four softball fields hockey - - - - Baseball field Running track Varsity softball field Four intramural football fields Competition, recreational and instructional clubs combine to make the total Club Sports Program both diversified and comprehensive. New clubs are ini tiated whenever sufficient interest is demonstrated de program. on available finances, facilities, staffing, etc. Current Club Sports include: Crew (M.W) pending - - - Archery targets Golf driving area Rugy field Par Course Fitness Cluster Two Beach Volleyball Courts Outdoor basketball courts Cycling (M,W) Ice Hockey (M) Lacrosse (M,W) - - - Rugby (M,W) Sailing Team (M,W) Sailing Club (M,W) Ski Team (M,W) Water Polo (M,W) VARSITY SPORTS Football (M) Field Hockey (W)) Volleyball (M) For information on any of these programs and when meet, or if interested in initiating a specific activity into the Club Sports Program please contact the Recrea tional Services Office. Volleyball (W) Soccer (M,W) Tennis (M,W) they Swimming (M,W) Diving (M,W) Baseball (M) Softball (W) Basketball (M,W) Gymnastics (W) The Campus Tootcll Thysiul Education Center 98 Transition Center 49 100 Ellery HaU 36 Faculty Apartments 38 'Tyler Hall, academtc computer center FayerweaiherHall40 UhuiuSaSa House 117 -Wales Hall, mechanical engineering 101 Washburn Hall 102 Watson House 104 Weldin House lITiarmacy Conference Center) 12 & "HopeHaU, dmmgSO "HopkiniHaU51 "Hutchinson HaU 53 "WomensCenler56 Woodward HaU, Rcridence and resource development 106 President s House 78 Dining Halls dining 82 Student Apartments 91 Club 39 "Bartow HaU 12 University "Browning Hall 17 "BuriuideHaU 18 Coddington -Dorr HaU 33 Hall 26 Alpha Alpha Chi Omega 5 Alpha Epsilon Delta Pi 6 Pi 7 'Acce$siblt to the Tartially acctisible handicapped to tbe handicapped I I the Greek A alphabet I and Greek terminology P alpha beta iota rho B K kappa lambda Z sigma tau r gamma A T A delta M mu Y upsilon phi chi E epsilon zeta N nu O Z xi O n I X H eta omicron ^ psi omega a 0 ACTIVE of a theta a pi ritualistic ceremony receive full Q. by membership. fratemity ot fully initiated member sorority. an INITIATION which pledges the number of pledges QUOTA sorority may have. ALUMNUS a active member of who leaves the IFC ties. fratemity or sorority collegiate chapter. BID an sentative Interfratemity Council, a repre goveming body of all fraterni RUSH the time when an inde with the on pendent becomes acquainted campus. Greek system and its members mshee whose parent, sister was a Greek. a ofiicial invitation to or a LEGACY brother or rushee to pledge a fratemity RUSHEE a student who is sorority. PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATION the name given a col legiate branch of a fratemity or sorority. registered for formal msh and is attending rush functions. RUSH COUNSELOR Panhellenic individual CHAPTER the association goveming University delegates from the sororities, designed to coOTdinate its member groups. FRATERNITY zation for a national organi PLEDGE men based on mutual interest, friendship and assistance. the bid of a leam who enters into accepted fraternity or sorority and a period of training to the history, traditions, and goals of a student who has are chapters on campus who trained to aid mshees. During answer rush, they will give advice, questions, own and decision about help you make your sorority member GREEK members. sOTority and fraternity the group. ship. a PREFERENCE CARDS a person who is INDEPENDENT not a member of a Greek organiza card a SORORITY banded a tion. sorority mshee signs at the close of formal msh indicating the order of preference for the sororities from which she will accept bids. together group of women for educational and social purposes. It is a living experience because it is women living and working together. GREEK LIFE AT URI Greek System at URI You j\ a are about lo hcgin in your college career member ol' the Greek mure dcvelopnicnl. community. leadership development, and the best years ol' your life. These years can he even more I'uiniling if you Fraternity/sorority living oilers much more than dormitory living-more in academic more spend ihem in athlclics. more in campus and at communiiy University involvemenl. more in social pRseiiiK. iIkk are ;iri.' .uk ^c\>.iikcri ti.iliun.il Ir.tlLTnilies and eight national sororities ihe of Rhode Island. All of ihe houses It'Likil uiitnn do nol have houses page tour, on iiu-iiki niik o\ i\w .iL.idcmic buildings, so walking to classes is no problem. There are only iwo Iraternities thai eani|nis. Tliey aie Alpha Tau Omega (ATO). Beta Theta Pi., To find any ol' ihe other houses, just use the map on ACADEMICS: Did you know thai il' you show that Mr* ol" Greek studenis graduated lor brothers and sisiers lo join as promoting eiieh olher in their courses, and the desire the aeadeinie .Rhie\enieni help a rratcrnity or sororily. you stand a belter chance ol' graduating Irom college'.' Statistics compared to 47'> non-Greeks. Peer pressure to perlbrin well in scholastics, the concern Iralernity or sororily instills to slay in school aa* all laclors delegates aclivilies). There and group l.liADI'RSHIH: Greek lile otkrs many opportunies lor leadership development. Each house has an elected stale ol olficers as well as on the Inlcrliakrniis Council and Panhellenic Association (organizations ihat tic Ihe Greek System togelher and oversee are numerous opporlunilies lor one lo demonstrate his/her leadership abilities and learn something about organization leadership. Universily's intramural sports league is dominated hy Greeks. Each hou.se sponsors one or two teams in only do these aclivilies offer a chance lo become ATHLETICS; Each year, ihc each ol the twelve sports siieh ;is hiiskeihill. N(>ltb;ill. lootball, and volleyball. Nol involved, but ihey pro\ ide :i ;;iiiiil linu- .mil ulU'ii a w Mining season. CAMPUS AND COMMIM IV IN\nl \| Ml M ii \ou are iniereslcd in getting involved. Ga-cks are a great place to start. Not only are sludenl (>rgani/Jilt)ns enlluisi;i^iieally skilkJ h> Greek members, bul the fraternities and sororities extend their efforts lo the surrounding communiiy. Bach house sponsors philanthropic projects for cancer, leukemia, and multiple sclerosis lo name a few. SOCIAL. The social aspeel of Greek living seems lo be the most publicized. Each house sponsors socials, formals. spring weekends and Homecoming dances. These events provide an opportunity for almost limilless social contacts, many of them becoming life-long Along wilh the academic, social and athletic aclivilies. Greek life offers a chance to be yourself. Individuality is stressed, each person having something special and unique to oiler their house. We hope you will consider the Greek experience we help make college more than leaming we make il an education! ... Greek Life Becoming a member of a fraternity can be a great college experience. No other group at this university can offer you the brotherhood, interfraternal camaraderie, and social activities that a fraternity can. Fraternity members are highly visible on campus and that is due lo the opportunity for campus and community involvement thai Greek life provides. A good percentage of the student leader positions are held by Greeks. Many local, regional and national charities have benefited from the thousands of dollars and man hours that donated by our chapters. Joining a fraternity is a life commitment. Greek alumni always have a place to call home, and college men to call brothers. Alumni brothers arc regularly informed of IFC and chapter events through financial support to the chapter. Presidents, senators, successful businessmen and celebrities have said that being Greek gave them the leadership qualities and confidence to succeed. The Greek life has been beneficial to many people. They chose to become of the opportunity to meet and socialize with others who had similar interests, lo improve academic progress, and to develop lasting friendships. Through IFC Rush, you have the opportunity to make thai same choice. Best of luck in finding the fraternity that's right for you! are GREEK WEEK The 1998 Greek Week activities raised money tor the Christopher Ree\ c Foundation and Helping to Heal a Friend. All the hard uork and efforts ol combined the Greek system culminated during late March and early April. The wcL-k Philanthropy and fun which drove the Greeks to their go;il lo help the Christopher Reeve foundalion. Many of the evenls held included a Greek God and Goddess Ci)niLNi which presented formal wear, performed talents, and got a chance to strut iheir stuff. Other evenls included chariot races, tricycle races, and games such as softball. basketball, and kickball. To cap it off. each fraternity and sororily performed in Greek Sing which presented musical acts ranging from Broadway shows to rock n' roll. ^ V*' ' V^i ti 1^. w^ FRATERNITIES Beta Theta Pi Alpha Epsilon "AEPi" Pi Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi "Beta" "ATO" Chi Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Delta "Fiji" . W..i. lh-., kt- L ', t ...^ . kkm...^ *.: .. ilkm^ I, I'; ^ Phi "Phi Sigma Kappa Sig" Pi Kappa Alpha "Pike" ; - M fr m ^1 ^ h ^^r<*.s i r *'* 2t T 1 IH Sigma Chi w^k. V Sigma Nu 1 1 iB Sigma Phi Hpsilon "SigEp" W^MlKM^HMI.Hlfe^lK).. ^MteMk wLum-: '^k!.^alHI Sigma Pi Tau Epsilon "Tep" Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon "TKE" Theta Delta Chi "Theta-Delt" sorority is a home away from home: a group of women who make adjustmenl to college hfe a little easier. Sisterhood, beginning the pledge, is a term that is difficult to explain yet in the basis of every sorority. Sisterhood results from sharing dreams, goals, iaughier and tears. Sisterhood provides you with lasting friend ships and memories that will enrich \our college years and which you your A day you become a life, such will cherish man> years to follow. Along with sisterhood come other very important elemenis of sororily as scholarship and leadership. Sorority women stress the im a thorugh various scholarship pro encouraged to study with others in the same experienced women can help if you have a problem, (hapter scholarship awards are also part of this picture. Sororily members may accept membership on various committees within (he sororily as well as others on campus. Members are encour aged to assume leadership of committees by serving as chapter officers. Sororities work together on charily projects as well as community and campus affairs lo increase school spirit as well as increase student par ticipation in all campus affairs. We can't stop there other imponant elements of sorority life include sporting and social events. Intramurals between sororities pro vide friendly competition among the women. Flag football, volleyball, soccer and basketball are just a few! Remember anyone can play. grams. As major so portance of academic achievement pledge you are that the more . . . , . . Sororities and are involved in social events such as formals, Greek Week Alpha Phi banquets just to get you started but there are many more! I hope that you have begun to get an idea of what sorority life is all atmut. Rush Week will give you the opportunity to view all of the sororities ask questions! Whatever sorority you choose as your home the friendships you form will be strong and lasting and will build mem ories you'll cherish a lifetime. ... Alpha Chi Omega "Alpha Chi" Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Xi Delta ADPi" "AZ" Sororities 1 1 ^ 1 Phi "Phi Sigma Sigma Sig Sig" Sigma Delta Tau Sigma Kappa "SDT" MICHELLE ABDO Fort Uudcrddle, FL Aerobics. Ddncing DANI ABRAMS Cardinal Gibbons H.S Business. Fashion [Itesign Hanover H.S ^ Topsham. VT People. Softball JOSH ABRAMS Physical Education Walching Hills Millmgton. NJ Regional H.S. Undecided Basketball. Soccer JACQUEUNE ACCETTA Bethpage. NY Animals, languages UVUREN ADESSI Oakland. NJ Bethpage H S Wildlife Biology Aerobics, People AMJAD AU-KHAN Cumberland. RI Art. Soccer HEIDI ALLEN Wilbraham. MA Indian Hills H S Education Cumberland H.S. Engineering Minnechaug Regional Camping, Skiing EUZABETH AMES Honor H S Education HS Newport. Sociely. Politics Rl Rogers Political Science JOSEAMPUERO Providence, Rl Basketball. Soccer AMY ANDERSON Lebanon. NJ Mt. Pleasant H.S Accounting North Hunterdon H.S. Business Darien H.S. Business Cheerleading. Volleyball JAMIE ANtONELU Darien. CT Cheerieading. Dancing KARAANTONELUS Norfolk. MA Tennis. Figure Skating King Philip H.S. Pharmacy CHANTHASON APHONPHANH Woonsocket. Rl Woonsocket H.S Basketball. Break Dancing DAVID ASARNOW Summit. NJ Engineering Summit H.S Basketball. Soccer ASHLEY AUSCAVITCH Oxford. CT Engineering Sacred Heart Trawl. Volleyball BOBBY AYARS Livingston. NJ Baseball. Scuba Diving Academy Science Uvingston H.S Engineering COURTNEY BABYAK Cape Elizabeth. MF Crew. Volunteerism JOSEPH BAKER Cranston, RI Band. Golf JOSHUA BALDWIN Clifton Heights. PA Cape Hizabeth H S Marine Biology Cranston H.S. Wesl Engineering Upper Darby H S Engineering People. Swimming COURTNEY BANG Strafford. PA Crafts. Video Games Conestoga H.S. Philosophy SANTO BARBAGIOVANNI New Rochelle. NY Art. Computers New Rochelle H.S. Educaiion Plainfield HS Marine Science CHRISTOPHER BARBER Plainfield. CT Fishing, Science JUUE BASSIN Plainview, NY Art. Poetry Plainvi w-Old Bethpage Fashion J.F.K. MICHAEL BAUER Design Tenafly. NJ Baseball, Hockey Tenafly H.S Engineering SARA BEAUUEU Auburn. ME Softball. Travel JILUENNEBECHT St. Dominic RHS. Pharmacy Ridgefield. CT Art. Crew HEIDI BECKMANN Wakefield. Rl Animals. Theatre Ridgefield H.S. Fashion Merchandising S. Kingstown H.S. Theatre JUSTIN BENCHSKY Cranston. Rl Art. Music PATRICK BENNETT Cranston H.S. West Education Coventry, Rl Coventry H.S. Basketball, Business RYAN BERNARD Banre. VT Business Rice Memorial H.S. Computers. Stakeboarding AMBER BIFOLCK Computer Science Rockville H.S. Marine Biology La Salle Vernon, CT Band. Scuba Diving RUSSELL BIZIER Johnston. Rl Track. Cross Country SHAUNA BLANCH Fairfield, NJ Academy Management West Essex Art, Camping DINA BLAU Regional HS. Psychology Psychology Litchfield H.S. Hillsdale, NJ SADD, Yearbook EUSE BLOUNT Pascack HiUs H.S. Litchfield, CT Art, Basketball ERIN BODNAR Hampton, NJ Environment, Lacrosse Marketing Voorhees H.S. Science ERICA BOGLE Pine Brook, NJ Montville Township H.S. Fashion Merch & Textile Art, People Design JACQUELYN BONANNO Ringwood, NJ Ukeland Reg. H.S. Business York Catholic H.S. Communications People, Tennis SETH BORTNER York, PA Football. People CHRISTINE BOULANGER Torrington. CT Tennis. Honor JILL BOUTIN Auburn. ME Society Torrington H.S. Pharmacy Crafts. Swimming DANIEL BRENNAN Augusta, ME Edward Little H.S. Mathematics Band, Golf ASHLEY BRUMBAUM West Harford, CT Cony H.S Pharmacy Conard H.S. Business Cheerleading, Dancing CHRISTOPHER BRUSCATO Warren, Rl Art, Music La Salle Academy Science CHRIS BUCHANAN Marblehead. MA SARAH BUCKWALTER Marblehead H.S. Oxford, CT Nonnewaug H.S. Skiing, Floral NJ Design Business Ocean H.S. THOMAS BUNZ Wayside, Crew, Hiking KELU BURRIER Windsor, CT Pharmacy Windsor H.S. Education People, Photography CARRIE BURTON Covcntn,'. Rl Music. Radio JESSICA CABRERA Coventry H.S. Communications Central HS. Education Joel Barlow H.S. Business Textr on Chamber of Comm. Providence. Rl Animals. Art ALUSON CAMPBELL Redding, CT Horses, Music GAIL CAMPINHA East Providence, Rl KATHERINE CANNON Melrose, MA Cheerleading, Field Hockey BRENT CAPUANO Greenville. Rl Melrose H S Marketing Smithfield H.S. Scxcer. Weightlifting MATTHEW CARON Pharmacy Mount St. Charles Burrillville. RI Computers, Paintball MEUSSA CASSIDY Waterbury. Art. Track KRISTINA CAVAUERI Attleboro. MA VT Academy Engineering Harwood Union H.S. Marine Biology Attleboro H S Cheerleading. Gymnastics ERIN CAVANAUGH Staten Island. NY Ballet. Cheerleading CHRISTOPHER CEA Scarsdale. NY Basketball. Music MARK CESARIK Hudson. OH Art. Lacrosse REBECCA CHAIKIN Management Notre Dame Academy Science Scarsdale H S. Communications Western Reserve Academy Communications Bellmore. NY Drama. Film BROOKE CHERKO New Rochelle. Rl John F. Kennedy H.S Communications New Rochelle H.S, Undecided Bristol Eastern H.S. Education Newton North H.S. Business Volleyball. Cars USACHIARILLO Bristol. CT Art. Cheerleading RICHARD CHUDY Newton. MA Basketball. Music UANACIATTO New Milford. CT Cheerleading. Debating New Milford HS Liberal Arts PAULA CICILUNE Greenville. Rl La Salle Academy Soccer. Track Nursing COUN CLAVADETSCHER Chester. NJ West Morris Mendham HS. Environment. Hiking Environment NICO CUFT Coventiy. Rl Coventry HS. Student Govt,. Flag Team Business KATHLEEN COCHRAN Tewksbury, MA ALANNA COOUNG Lakewcxxl. NJ Tewksbury Memorial HS. Business Lakewood HS Science Computers. Reading JENNIFER COHEN Manalapan, NJ Aerobics. Student Gov't. Manalapan H.S. Liberal Arts Horace JUSTIN COLEMAN Chappaqua. NY Bicycling, Music Greeley HS. Business TRAVIS COLLA Vineland, NJ Tennis, Vineland H.S. Hockey Engineering Cumberland H.S. AMANDA CONDON Cumberland, Rl People, Poetry KRISTIN CONTI Washington, NJ Soccer, Hiking JESSICA CORMIER Biddeford, ME Choir, Poetry JOSHUA COTTRELL North Scituate, Rl Computers, Tennis DANIELLE COULON Mineola, NY Warren Hills Psychology Regional H.S. Education Biddeford H.S. Fine Arts Scituate H.S. Computer Science People, Dancing ALLISON COX Fitchburg. MA Creative Writing. Film MARY COYLE Ballston Uke. NY Mineola H.S. Communications St. Bernard s H.S Education Shenendehowa HS. Volleyball. Field Hockey LAUREN COZIER Maplewood. NJ Art. Photography AMY CRAWFORD Ballston Spa. NY Science Columbia H.S. Business Ballston IliQB Spa H.S. Education People. Dancing HILARY CROSMAN Bowdoin. ME Bicycling. Hiking EMILY DAIL Waldoboro. ME Scuba Mt. Ararat H.S. Business Medomak Valley H.S. Marine Biology Photography. Diving MICHAEL D AMICO Pelham. NY Fordham Prep. School Marine Debating. Animals ROXANNE DAVIS Auburn. MA Biology Choir. Running BENJAMIN DAWSON Ukeville. MA Drama. Football EDWARD DAY New Bedford. MA Orchestra, Scuba Diving Edward Little H, S. Animal Science Apponequet Regional H.S. Marine Biology New Bedford H.S. Pharmacy JENN DECK Greenwich, CT Basketball. Crew DAVID DE FUSCO Warwick. Rl Math. Skiing JASON DEINES Middletown. Rl Greenwich H.S. Nursing Bishop Hendricken H.S, Engineering Middletown HS Art. Computers MICHAEL DE LORENZO Computer Science West Essex H.S. Political Science Fairfield. NJ Baseball. Student Govt. JAMES DEL PONTE Cranston. RI Cranston West H.S. Skiing. Student Govt. Pre-Med York H.S. Music Education JENNIFER DENNETT York. ME Piano. Reading NOELLE DETKO New York. NY Aerobics. Photography Marymount H.S. Communications New Rochelle H.S. ADAM DEUTSCH New Rochelle. NY Hockey Business LAURA DI FANTI Cranston. Rl Animals, Band DANIEL DI MATTEO MiddletiMU. NV 1 l.inor Society. Travel PHIUP DI MURA Cranston West H.S. Education Pine Bush H.S. Pharmacy Maple Hill H S. Castleton. NY Music. Tennis DANIEL DINEEN East Greenbush. NY Science Columbia H.S. Basketball. Reading JENNIFER DIXON Kingston. Rl SADD. Yearbook JUSTIN DOMESEK History. Psychology South Kingstown H S. Science, Nursing Radnor HS. Bryn Mawr. PA Tennis. Music TITUS DOS REMEDIOS Wanvick. Rl Creative Writinq. Guitar Communications Toll Gate HS Journalism CHRISTINE bUPUIS Reading Cranston H S. West Liberal Arts Cranston. RI Creative Writing. USE-ANN DYBAIA North Smithfield. RI ScxTcer. Student Govt DEREK EDWARDS Cranston. RI North Smithfield HS F.ducation Cranston H S. West PreMed North Basketball. VoUcyliall BRYON EICHORN Pittsburgh. PA Snowboarding. Sailing CHRIS ENGELMAN East Greenwich. Rl Allegheny H.S Engineering Country Day Biology The Providence Hockey. Golf ROBYN EPSTEIN Hewlett Neck. NY Hewlett H.S, Business. People Liberal Arts ALLYSON ERASMOUS Coral Springs. FL Stoneman Majorie Douglas H.S. Astrology. Tennis SANDRA ESCALER Providence. RI Marketing Classical H.S. Pre-Uw G.W, Hewlett H.S. Cheerieading. D.incing JUSTIN ESGAR Woodmere. NY People. Computers SARA FABRYK Tmmbull. CT Drama. Music HEATHER PAGANS Boonton. NJ Music. Swimming AUDRA FAIOLA Hopkin. MN Business Trumbull H.S. Fine Arts Morris Catholic H S Nursing Be nildeSt Margaret HS Unguages, Softball AJ. FALTYN Undecided Atlantic Brigantine. NJ Guitar. Hockey AMANDA FELDMAN City HS Architecture Cranford. NJ Art. Camping Gymnastics Cranford H S, Undecided ROBYN FENSTER North Potomac. MD Quince Orchard H.S, Education Skiing. TIMOTHY FERREIRA Newport. RI Football. Skiing RYAN FINEGAN Whitehouse Station. NJ Rogers H S Business Rutgers Prep School Business Photography. Skiing DAVID HSH Coventry. R! Coventry H.S, Soccer. Weightlifting GREG FLAHERTY Hampton. NJ Business North Hunterdon H.S. Business Fishing. Ucrosse KATEGAZZARA Thorolare. NJ Soccer. Track EUZABETH GIBSON West Marine Deptford H.S. Biology Science Newark. DE St. Marks HS. Ucrosse Photography. SCOTT GLEASON Summit. NJ Baseball. Bowling SONNY GLORL\ Warwick. Rl Basketball. 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Zog the dog is a sensorial reading program for a new generation of tech savvy children aged 2-7years young. The Zog stories support and inspire children, parents and teachers through a multilingual learning experience.
Touch the letter, hear the sound.
Each book features the words and sounds your child can master as they learn to read, write and spell. Vowels and consonants are colored blue and red.
Zog delivers in 3 levels building simple to complex words.
All books feature a fridge magnet game.
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All books feature page numbers and their matching quantities, example number 1 and 1 dot, number 2 and 2 dots... this is how we begin to understand why 9 is bigger than 1.
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- Updated: Feb 11, 2014
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Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.


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Sourav Ganguly's departure will have a severe impact, writes Geoffrey Boycott
There are many who say that Sourav Ganguly couldn't have timed his retirement better. He's left with his head held high and with people asking why he's going, which is always better than people asking why you're staying on.
However, personally speaking, I think he still had quite a bit of Test cricket in him. I think he should have played against England and then toured New Zealand, too, but then I'm no one to comment on his personal decision.
As a long-time admirer of his, all I can say is that his departure will have a severe impact. Sometimes, it is only after someone has gone you realise his value.
Similarly, I think it's only now that people will realise how good Sourav was for Indian cricket. He picked up his team from the depths and showed them that they didn't have to fear anyone.
But that wasn't the only reason why he was such a good captain. The qualities I admire most about him are: one, he never vacillated. If a decision had to be taken, he took it on the spot.
Two, he never suffered fools gladly, which may have earned him a few enemies, but you need a clear mind to lead well and can't afford to be nice to everybody. And three, he was a strong, independent man who never allowed anyone to interfere with his team.
But those who queued up to criticise Sourav were never good enough. He was a stubborn man and a gritty one, and he reminded me of Mrs. Thatcher's famous quote: "The lady's not for turning!"
Not only one of the best captains India has ever had, but also one of its best batsmen. Unfortunately, throughout his career, the controversies that dogged Sourav often obscured the fact that he was also an excellent cricketer.
On Friday, India will take the field without him, but his legacy is the leadership qualities that he instilled, which Mahendra Singh Dhoni seems to have learnt well, for he displays that rare ability that Sourav had, of getting along equally well with both the juniors and seniors.
India will also take the field without Sachin Tendulkar.
This is a team of mostly raw youngsters, which gives England its best chance to win a couple of quick games at the start of the series. While these young players may turn out to be excellent prospects for India, I'm not sure all of them have the ability to fill the very large boots left vacant.
As for England, I have only this to say: their batting can go from the sublime to the ridiculous in minutes, and their batting order is a problem, because they don't have the right players at the top of the order. They don't yet know what their best team is, and a possible over-reliance on Kevin Pietersen and Andrew Flintoff could prove damaging.


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Ataxia (cont.)
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Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Dr. Ben Wedro practices emergency medicine at Gundersen Clinic, a regional trauma center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His background includes undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Alberta, a Family Practice internship at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
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Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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Training clearly improves operator capability. Whether the operator uses that new capability is another matter. Rarely are there arguments where the truth lie between the extremes more than this. Good training would undoubtedly reduce accidents. Just think about the basics of red and green navigation keeping boaters off the rocks. However, there are many people who are untrainable or just won't care about what they were forced to learn.
Yes, the "good" being the can of worms. To me, "good" implies more than quality instruction and includes training like you get at good ASA certified programs. It also implies that performance standards are met and failure is a possible consequence. Can you imagine any state instituting a boater education, taining and licensing program in which people actually fail to qualify?
I guess I have just become cynical about this, but there is a difference between education and training. Using the pilot example, one can read the books all day long, but without "real time in the cockpit training", one does not become a qualified pilot and until a certain number of hours of such experience is reached, may not carry passengers for money.
Meanwhile our macho young man blasts off on his 14 foot overpowered ski boat and, well you know the rest. He may know; "speed kills", "don't drink and drive", "pay attention to the road" and "you are responsible for your passenger's safety", but he is caught up in the thrill of the moment and lets all that knowledge go.
By the same token, how many young men have grown up under the tuteldge of their fathers and can take the family boat out for a safe and enjoyable voyage? Probably a few here on sailnet.
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MYSORE: The former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mysore J. Shashidhara Prasad has lamented that science and mathematics have taken a backseat in all the universities across the world mainly because of lucrative jobs in the field of information technology.
Inaugurating a 10-day programme on "Perfect graphs and their applications" at the Regional Institute of Education (RIE) here on Thursday, Mr. Prasad highlighted the importance of studying basic sciences and mathematics which he said were the real pre-requisites for promotion of research in science. He said the launching of Sputnik was mainly due to research in basic science.
It was a happy augury that the Union Government had constituted Knowledge Commission mainly to attract talented students to the field of science and mathematics.
He said that the holistic approach to knowledge was lacking. Efforts should be made to promote this because science and mathematics were always interdependent, he added.
B.D. Acharya, adviser to the mathematics sciences office, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, who was the chief guest, explained the importance of perfect graphs and their applications.
E. Sampath Kumar of department of mathematics, who presided over the function, stressed the need for work in the area of semi graphs. Joint director of the NCERT G. Ravindra and RIE principal G.T. Bhandage were present.


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The original Forum restaurant closed in 1975 and briefly became Scottie's on Seventh. The interior of the space was dismantled and relocated in 1979 to its current location inside City Center, roughly 100 feet away from its original home. Since then, the space has been home to multiple restaurants including Goodfellow's, which survived for nearly a decade before closing its doors in 2005.
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