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Meet a variety of employers in an exhibition-like setting to learn more about their employment opportunities. Employers exhibiting at this year's fair are recruiting York students and new grads for: full-time jobs, part-time jobs, internships and summer jobs.
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- Kognitive Marketing
- Korean Consulate General
- March of Dimes Canada
- Miratel Solutions
- Morneau Shepell
- Numero Uno Web Solutions
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- Official Languages Programs: Explore and Odyssey
- Ong Conseil Canada
- Ontario Provincial Police – Uniform Recruitment
- Ontario Public Service
- Onyx-Fire Protection Services
- Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital
- Peel Regional Police
- Pet Valu Canada Inc.
- Plan Canada
- Procter & Gamble
- QuickPlay
- RDA Insurance
- Robert Half
- Rome Transportation
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Royal Canadian Navy, Her Majesty's Canadian Ship YORK
- Ryder Canada
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- The Jack and Pat Kay Centre Camp
- Toronto Police Service
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- Union Marketing
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- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
- World Wide Logistics Inc.
- Xerox Canada Ltd.
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Hot off our Spring 2013 MOSCOT Originals launch, our South Korean distribution partner, CED, hosted a MOSCOT trunk show in Busan, Korea, featuring our newest Collection…and some old friends too!
CED never fails to wow us with their incredible creativity! LOVE!
A BIG 감사합니다 to CED, and to all of our Korean retailers who came out to see our new Spring 2013 Collection!

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Sample Page from Idea Book - ScanBot
As you might deduce from the name, ScanBot scans black-and-white images, and you can build and program it completely from the contents of one Retail NXT base set #8527 (along with a computer that can run NXT-G, of course).
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I like the lay out of the pages. Do all the robot plans look like these?
- Jun 24, 2007, 5:30:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Yup... the format is the same for all the robot chapters.
- Jun 24, 2007, 7:54:00 AM
okay so does your book come with all of the plans and programs to build the robots? I bought the building robots with NXT book but it doesn't have the plans and I'm not happy about that.
your book is called the idea book so is it just full of ideas or does it come with plans?????
- Jun 24, 2007, 9:49:00 AM
- Jim Kelly said...
I understand your concern - you sound like you want to build some robots!!
Well, I've got good news. Yes... that is Y-E-S, our book comes with complete plans to build ALL the robots. I believe that all of our robots also come with complete programming instructions EXCEPT for 1 that I believe gives you enough to program it yourself BECAUSE it is supposed to be customizable. I'll let the contributor of that robot maybe chime in...
But like I said - all of the robots come with complete building instructions, just like you see in the sample pages we've posted today and in the past few weeks.
I hope you like our book - we put a LOT of time into it and we hope we've provided an interesting assortment of robots that will give you plenty of time to play and experiment.
- Jun 24, 2007, 11:23:00 AM
so when you say scan bot do you mean that it scans a black and white image then it puts it on your computer?and if so could i add a hitechnic color sensor so i would get a color image?. and is it progammed in NXT-G?
- Jun 24, 2007, 11:55:00 AM
- Jonathan Daudelin said...
Actually, ScanBot displays the image right on the NXT screen! Of course, the NXT screen can only display black-and-white images, so you couldn't use the color sensor with the program in the book. However, you could write your own program for using ScanBot with the color sensor to display a color scan on the PC, if you knew how to do it. And yes, the instructions in the book tell you how to make an NXT-G program for the robot - you don't need to know any other language. :-)
- Jun 25, 2007, 12:04:00 AM
Quick change of subject. Does anyone know when the new (working) leJOS NXJ comes out? Thanks!
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- Christopher R. Smith (Littlehorn) said...
Thanks Jim, my robot does come with programming that explore some of the infinite possibilities one can create with my robot. I have included 5 programs that will demo basic techniques, complex theory, and present space for interesting user interaction. Readers will have fun exploring their own creative talents with one retail NXT kit.
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Evidence is building that Earth life originated on Mars and was brought to this planet aboard a meteorite, said biochemist Steven Benner of The Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology in Florida.
An oxidized form of the element molybdenum, which may have been crucial to the origin of life, was likely available on the Red Planet's surface long ago, but unavailable on Earth, said Benner, who presented his findings today (Aug. 28; Aug. 29 local time) at the annual Goldschmidt geochemistry conference in Florence, Italy.
"It's only when molybdenum becomes highly oxidized that it is able to influence how early life formed," Benner said in a statement. "This form of molybdenum couldn't have been available on Earth at the time life first began, because 3 billion years ago, the surface of the Earth had very little oxygen, but Mars did. It's yet another piece of evidence which makes it more likely life came to Earth on a Martian meteorite, rather than starting on this planet."
Organic compounds are the building blocks of life, but they need a little help to make things happen. Simply adding energy such as heat or light turns a soup of organic molecules into a tarlike substance, Benner said.
That's where oxidized molybdenum comes in. Inserting it or boron, another element, into the mix would help organics make the leap to life, Benner added.
"Analysis of a Martian meteorite recently showed that there was boron on Mars; we now believe that the oxidized form of molybdenum was there, too," he said.
Another point in Mars' favor is the likelihood that the early Earth was completely covered by water while the ancient Red Planet had substantial dry areas, Benner said. All of this liquid would have made it difficult for boron, which is currently found only in extremely dry places, to form in high enough concentrations on Earth when life was first evolving.
Further, Benner added, water is corrosive to RNA, which most researchers think was the first genetic molecule (rather than DNA, which came later).
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While working in Nashville "95 Masters World Champion" Bob V. fell over 40 feet. He was working atop an extension ladder that was positioned on a walkboard atop two other extension ladders when the accident took place. He has multiple fractures in both arms and legs. He is at Vanderbilt Hospital in the trauma center 10th floor. He will be in surgery tomorrow morning 9-28-01 for complications as a result of the fall. We in Nashville would like the disc golf community to share in our heartfelt emotions for our fallen friend, and his family. Please say a prayer and keep him in your thoughts. I will try to update his condition when possible. Also I will try to pass on any information regarding how we the discgolfers can help our injured friend. Thanks and God Bless; Mike 2na Thompson
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As a fellow golfer, and a representative of the Twin City Chain Gang in Monroe Louisiana, I'd like to say that we and all who we've had the opprotunity to let know about this unfortunate accident extend our most sincere and heartfelt regret for this injury. I've had the priveledge of seeing Bob V play in the final 6 in the 2000 Southern National Championships. At that point I was made aware of how long and how much Bob has and I'm sure will continue to do for the sport. I just wanted all to know that our thoughts, prayers, and vibes will be directed towarts a 100% recovery. Hopefully Mr. Vanderboss will once again soon be where he belongs! ON THE LINKS! Get well Bob, and hopefully do so with as few complications as possible. Sincerely, Brian "B" Salmon; Twin City Chain Gang, Monroe LA
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"My Tippie MBA experience greatly impacted my business network. My ability to have a broad range of business dialogues both with Tippie alumni and other business leaders has been substantially valuable. Having a strong network is incredibly important in building your reputation and your career."
Matt started his career at Hewlett-Packard Company where he worked for 13 years before moving to Technicolor. He has held positions in R&D, manufacturing, marketing, operations, and sales. At Technicolor, he manages the North America sales organization, selling digital delivery products, software, and services to cable, satellite, telco, broadcast, and studio markets. While at HP, he was U.S. sales director for the Media and Entertainment vertical, director of HP's "Game-On" business, and vice president of marketing for the telecommunications vertical.
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A collection of seven photographs from the collection of the Tacoma (WA) Public Library. It's likely that similar collections of photographs and-- we hope!--old films exist in libraries and historical societies around the country. Please call such resources to our attention!
It may indicative of the surge of interest in square dancing, and then its subsequent decline, that the library's collection includes six photographs from the 1940s, one from the 1950s, and none from subsequent decades.
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1. Date: 02-05-1948
Evening school recreation activities, Tacoma School District #10, Tom Lantz. Couples are performing the moves of a folk or square dance. One couple of each set of dancers holds their arms up forming an arch while the other couples of their set dance through the arch.
2. Date: 02-17-1949
Four couples are seen square dancing in Jason Lee Junior High School's gym in February of 1949. Beginning at left and working around the wheel are: Sandra Burrows and Jay Grimstead, Sara Lovell and Bob Lang, Pat Holmes and Billy Redfield, and Shirley Boyle and Fred Thomas. They were dancing to the music of Bob Hager's records. Folk dancing gained wider interest among Tacoma's schools during the late 1940's. This followed a national trend and clubs formed among adults as well as school-age individuals. (T.Times 2/20/1949 p.29; T. Times 2-6-49, p. 19-article on square dancing interest)
3. Date: 11-24-1949
Informal square dancing at Tacoma Athletic Commission, Metcalf. Several couples are enjoying being on the dance floor learning square dancing steps. Several others are lined up in the back for refreshments.
4. Date: 12-16-1949
Tacoma Athletic Commission, Square dancing and style show, Elliott Metcalf. Four couples, wearing skirts and shirts of matching fabric, are demonstrating one of the forms of dancing to members of the Tacoma Athletic Commission at the Top of the Ocean as part of the square dance revue. Square dancing fever was catching at this time. (TNT, 12/22/1949, p.20)
5. Date: 12-16-1949
Tacoma Athletic Commission, Square dancing and style show, Elliott Metcalf. Bob Starkey was the caller for the square dancing revue put on for the members of the Tacoma Athletic Commission at the Top of the Ocean. Couples are dancing with arms around each other and the men have crossed arms in the middle. Several couples watch from the side lines. (TNT, 12/22/1949, p.20)
6. Date: 12-16-1949
Square dancing fever was spreading through Tacoma in December of 1949. Members of the Tacoma Athletic Commission put on a dance demonstration at the Top of the Ocean, 2217 Ruston Way, in appropriate dress. They announced that they were sponsoring a city-wide square dance festival to be held in February in the College of Puget Sound (UPS) fieldhouse. Dressed in contrasting blouses topping skirts in a rick-rack pattern - all worn over pantalettes - are: (l to r) Mrs. John Richards, Allyne (Mrs. Kenneth) Hopper, Gail (Mrs. Melvin) McKenney and Mary L. (Mrs. David) Collier. (TNT, 12/22/1949, p.20)
7. Date: 03-27-1956
Description: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard High of Fife stand in position ready to "dosey-doe." She wears a full and flounced frock and he wears a embossed western style shirt with a string tie. The couple will take part in the Rainier Council Festival Dance in April. The square dance groups are very closely knit. On March 31, 1956, a formal square dance wedding was held at the Titlow Beach Lodge. Mrs. Elizabeth Faithfull and Norman T. Miller were joined to the strains of a dancing song, surrounded by friends the couple had met through their square dancing organizations Boots and Bonnets, Parkland Squarenaders and the Starliters Round Dance Club. The couple had appropriately met while dancing in Steilacoom a year before and had been a steady pair since. Mr. Leonard High served as groomsman and also called the reception dance. Mrs. Miller sewed her formal square dance wedding dress of 29 yards of gray floral embossed fabric in seven tiers over three fluffy white and turquoise net skirts. (TNT 4/1/1965, pg. D-4, TNT 4/8/1956, pg. D-2)


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Dalí rendered his fantastic visions with meticulous verisimilitude, giving the representations of dreams a tangible and credible appearance. In what he called "hand painted dream photographs," hard objects become inexplicably limp, time bends, and metal attracts ants like rotting flesh. The monstrous creature draped across the painting's center resembles the artist's own face in profile; its long eyelashes seem insectlike or even sexual, as does what may or may not be a tongue oozing from its nose like a fat snail.
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The Persistence of Memory is aptly named, for the scene is indelibly memorable. Hard objects become inexplicably limp in this bleak and infinite dreamscape, while metal attracts ants like rotting flesh. Mastering what he called "the usual paralyzing tricks of eye-fooling," Dali painted with what he called "the most imperialist fury of precision," but only, he said, "to systematize confusion and thus to help discredit completely the world of reality." It is the classical Surrealist ambition, yet some literal reality is included too: the distant golden cliffs are the coast of Catalonia, Dali's home.
Those limp watches are as soft as overripe cheese—indeed "the camembert of time," in Dali's phrase. Here time must lose all meaning. Permanence goes with it: ants, a common theme in Dali's work, represent decay, particularly when they attack a gold watch, and become grotesquely organic. The monstrous fleshy creature draped across the painting's center is at once alien and familiar: an approximation of Dali's own face in profile, its long eyelashes seem disturbingly insectlike or even sexual, as does what may or may not be a tongue oozing from its nose like a fat snail.
The year before this picture was painted, Dali formulated his "paranoiac-critical method," cultivating self-induced psychotic hallucinations in order to create art. "The difference between a madman and me," he said, "is that I am not mad."
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Curator, Anne Umland: Salvador Dalí's 1931 painting The Persistence of Memory is a very small, cabinet-size picture filled with exquisite, meticulously rendered detail. It is probably for its hallucinatory, hyper-realistic atmosphere that this work is one of the most iconic Surrealist paintings.
The Surrealists were a revolutionary movement with the goal of destabilizing societal, political, cultural norms. The Surrealists were deeply interested in dream states, in Freud, in alternative realities to provoke, to stimulate, to overturn people's expectations. And what Dalí did was arrive at this conflation of things that both look so real, palpable, touchable almost, and yet are in a state of dissolution. Things that normally would be hard are draped, oozing, soft. So is this large pink, fleshy, vaguely anthropomorphic form that sprawls across the foreground that in fact, resembles the artist himself.
Dalí liked things in this state of becoming, unbecoming, with ants crawling over the golden watch in the lower left corner, and again these sagging, limpid, loose, floppy time pieces. Dalí once, in fact, referred to the melting watches as the "camembert of time," which has all sorts of wonderfully smelly connotations. Their utility is completely thwarted in this vivid dreamscape that is as much about an interior state of mind as anything that youd experience in everyday life.
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Time is the theme here, from the melting watches to the decay implied by the swarming ants. The monstrous fleshy creature draped across the paintings center is an approximation of Dalís own face in profile. Mastering what he called "the usual paralyzing tricks of eye-fooling," Dalí painted this work with "the most imperialist fury of precision," but only, he said, "to systematize confusion and thus to help discredit completely the world of reality." There is, however, a nod to the real: The distant golden cliffs are those on the coast of Catalonia, Dalís home.
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what a fabulous LO!! Love all the details and love the color combo!!February 10, 2012 at 12:16 PM
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such a great design and loved looking at your tute.. Its nice to have a voice to go with the face..LOLFebruary 10, 2012 at 12:31 PM
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Truly beautiful. Great colors. Love the postage stamp mats, the chair, the title, everything.February 11, 2012 at 7:25 AM
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Oh the video was wonderful and you sound like the sweetie that I know you are! =)February 11, 2012 at 1:04 PM
These pages are really something special and I LOVE how bold the heart background is but still how all the cuts show on their own. That can be hard to pull off!
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So wonderfully elegant. Great mix of Circut cuts and yummy papers!February 12, 2012 at 10:19 AM
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Editor's note: If there is rain on Saturday, the Family Day celebration will be moved inside the Memorial Union. Ichabod's surprise party will still take place at 1 p.m. on the main floor of Memorial Union. For more information, visit washburn.edu/family-day.
The community is invited to join Washburn University faculty, staff, students and their families to celebrate Ichabod's 215th Birthday at Family Day, Saturday, Sept. 28, on the Memorial Union lawn, Washburn campus. Sign up for the Fun Run and Campus Walk around campus, enjoy games, music and food and be sure to wish Ichabod a Happy Birthday at 1 p.m. when his surprise party starts.
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9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ichabod Shop open. Annual Family Day sale of buy one get on half price* on Washburn-imprinted merchandise. Receive a free window shade with purchase of $75 or more. (*Good in Ichabod Shop only; half price on equal or lower priced item; not good with any other offers.) Info: 785-670-1049.
10:30 a.m. Family Day information table, Memorial Union lawn
11 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Inflatable and carnival games, Memorial Union lawn
11:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. Picnic, Memorial Union lawn. Cost: $8.75 for adults; $5 children 10 and younger.
1 p.m. Washburn Alumni Association football tailgate, north side of Yager Stadium at Moore Bowl. Free to dues-paid members; $5 per person for non-members; free for children 12 years and younger. Info: 785-670-1641
1 p.m. Ichabod's Surprise 215th Birthday Celebration, Memorial Union lawn.
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Of all the states that elected to secede during the American Civil War, which one had the largest number of citizens who actually fought for the Confederacy? I would also be interested if anyone could find which state had the largest number of casualties.
One would think that the answer was Virginia (the most populous Confederate state), but the answer apparently was North Carolina on both counts (contribution and casualties).
As far as Union states go, this table seems to provide accurate information. However, the info on Confederate army is very incomplete. You can find statements that North Carolina supplied the most soldiers (125,000) to the Confederate army all over the Internet. The original source seems to be a speech from 1904 by Hon. Theodore F. Davidson in Raleigh:
Given the nature of this speech, it is probably not the most reliable source of information - and it doesn't actually claim directly that North Carolina supplied more soldiers than any other state. In fact, if you search hard enough you will also find statements about Tennessee and Texas as the states that contributed the most soldiers to the Confederate army (not backed by numbers). For comparison one would need to at least look at the number of soldiers supplied by Virginia but that number is very hard to find.
I finally found the book The numerical strength of the Confederate army from 1912 which lists the stated numbers of enrollment into the Confederate army:
The book goes on to compare these numbers with the actual population and comes to the following conclusion:
For us this means: If you look at the "official" numbers then the state that supplied the most soldiers was Virginia. The sources claiming otherwise apparently took the statement "North Carolina supplied many soldiers" and turned it into a superlative. As to the real numbers: I'm not sure whether they are known by now, I couldn't find anything resembling a reliable source.
Just to back up Wladimir's post of the inaccuracy of the numbers. Josh Howard a North Carolina Historian stated in this article
North Carolina is only believed to have sacrificed the most men to the war. The article linked above is from 2010 where he set out to figure out if this was true or not. However as of now he has completed a study that attempts to put the myth to rest.
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After a year+ of work it looks like he came to a conclusion. He states that the North Carolina death toll would be closer to 32000-35000. Also when taking into account the inaccuracy of other military records from other states it looks like North Carolina still comes out on top.
From this article
He also concludes that:
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Almost two years after my husband's diagnosis of Lewy Body Disease, which is a combination of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's in its symptoms, John and I both felt good about staying in our house even though we lived over two hundred miles from our children and grandchildren. We decided to work with the good features of our home that already made it senior friendly.
An obstacle for us was the primary entry at the side of our home.
There were two steps that were uneven and the storm door felt ultra heavy as it swung quickly back in place. When you came and went through that door you felt off balance. I knew that if we upgraded this entrance attractively while taking care of John's need for a smooth steady walk into the house, we could have a good investment all around.
Taking this on as a creative challenge turned a taxing renovation experience into a more positive one. It made me feel more in control of what was happening. I thought of the money used to change our house as funds we would have given to a nursing home earlier than necessary, if we did not invest it now. I also viewed it as a way to beautify our home to make it more marketable in case we needed to sell and move closer to family.
After months of thinking about what to do to improve the situation, I was speaking with a contractor about putting up a small wooden deck type of porch with a matching wood ramp-style exit to the driveway.
The contractor suggested a cement ramp with a semicircle-shaped porch combination that could be stamped to give it all a slate look, and I immediately knew that was the answer. It would be safe, easy to use, and attractive with flowers added on each side. Fill dirt could be added to both sides to make it appear to be on ground level for most of the distance of the ramp.
I ended up drawing the picture of what I wanted and expanding on the original concept. My design enlarged the porch area to make moving in and out of the house while holding items or using a wheelchair more comfortable and safe. We can roll our suitcases easily in and out of the house rather than struggling with them up or down those awful steps. I stack groceries on a restaurant style rolling cart when unloading them from the car and then glide them easily into the house.
This side entry today is prettier than my front entrance and a delight to use as we pack the car to go see grandkids or bring in the groceries.
A problem was turned into a plus. It was money well spent. The cost was around $1500, only a portion of one month's nursing home bill in our community. I would much rather invest our money in home improvement than in nursing home care. Another friend in another state recently had a similar cement 30 foot long ramp installed for just under $1900.
The other problem with the heavy glass storm door that would whack us and throw us off balance was resolved very simply by removing both the closing cylinders so that now the door swings free, stands open until we close it, and feels very light weight.
This project is an example of turning lemons that life may give you into lemonade. Almost every time we walk in or out of our pretty entry way, we smile at the transformation. It is one of our little treasures we get to enjoy on a daily basis.
*This is an excerpt from Treasures in the Darkness that has been slightly modified and updated for this article.
Pat Snyder is caregiver to her husband, John, and author of Treasures in the Darkness: Extending the Early Stage of Lewy Body Dementia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease. Pat's mission is to help her husband and promote awareness of Lewy Body Dementia, which affects up to 40% of people with Parkinson's.
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But it wasn't long after the original patents on the internal-combustion engine were filed that new innovations in advanced performance were made. Rudolf Diesel's 1898 design for a supercharger drastically improved the output of his compression-ignition engine-the first diesel engine as we know it today. Utilizing centrifugal fan blades either spun by the crankshaft via a belt, chain, or directly mounted, superchargers offer on-demand power; while turbos are propelled by exiting exhaust, requiring a build-up of pressure to force additional air into the induction. Superchargers and turbos evolved step-for-step with the internal-combustion engine, making their cross application almost second nature. The advent of the "power-adder" to domestic production vehicles during the '70s and '80s offered on-tap power without sacrificing streetability during the nation's tight economy, and through the '90s and the new century as a performance enhancer, most notably on four-cylinders and diesel trucks.
So was it any wonder when it came time for Vint Fantin to squeeze out some extra ponies he opted for a supercharger? We didn't think so.
The magic number advertised in 2002 was 405 for the Z06's horsepower output. Drawing from its historical nomenclature, the Corvette brandished the famed, but short-lived, moniker for the 21st century made famous by the white-on-blue '63 entries for LeMans. The performance-bred hardtop was the fastest, most potent Corvette since the swan-song '95 ZR-1, matching it pony for pony. But this time, the special-bred Corvette was wider, longer, and lighter than its C4 predecessor. The following '03 model of the Z06 remained nearly unchanged, and it showed in the nearly identical final sales for both Z06 production years.
It was these attributes that drew performance-hungry Vint to the '03 Z06. He was already a connoisseur of fine GM horsepower with his triad of muscle: a '68 Camaro, and '73 and '84 Vettes. Since his other Corvettes were all dressed in black, he thought it would be appropriate to order his Z06 in a matching hue. Vint ran the idea past his wife, Katrina, who raised a skeptical eyebrow. So he took her to the local showroom where she saw a fetching Electron Blue Z06 sitting among the Cavaliers and Malibus. She said, "This is the only color to have; black doesn't compare!" And the decision was made. Vint would get his Z06, but in blue, not black; yet it was a Z06. Not one to leave well enough alone, he pushed for chromed wheels, a slight modification that would hint at many more to come in the future. Knowing her husband well, Katrina warned, "Ok, but nothing else for at least a year."


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I've had a few other articles in the works for a few weeks, but I cannot seem to get my mind to the point of finishing them. Instead, the thing that is on my mind is the way that the University community is reacting to the changes that we must face. I've been following the auto industry's travails and I think the University is on an identical trajectory.
GM and Chrysler chose to ignore the reality that they were not competitive. What we are seeing with them now is the inevitable crash after years of running their businesses in unsustainable ways. Ford fared better because they realized they were headed for a brick wall a few years ago. They started correcting their course before the bottom dropped out of the industry. GM and Chrysler, meanwhile, refused to acknowledge that their ways of doing business were outdated and they've suffered for it considerably more than Ford.
At the University, at least in the little corner where I work, it seems like there is a similar refusal to accept that things have changed. I started in 2000 at the Carlson School of Management and moved to the Office of Information Technology in 2006. We did fine while things were good, but now that our funding sources are diminishing we are facing some challenges. I remember being amazed both when I started at CSOM and later at OIT at how lax the policy was on acquisition of hardware and software, and how careless people were with those resources. What is more amazing, or maybe it is more unfortunate, is the refusal to acknowledge and accept that we can't continue that way.
The way things were done at the University last year or last decade are no longer viable. We cannot throw money at problems any more. We need creative solutions to problems in OIT. Isn't that why we're in the IT industry? Adding disk space or buying a bigger server are not IT skills but they are common solutions to problems here. It seems like we reactively do these things because that is the way we have always done it. And tuition will go up and people will be laid off as a result.
It is a brick wall. The longer we avoid dealing with it, the harder it will hit. The game has changed, so the sooner we accept that the better we will be able to cope.


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