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The annual business club ski weekend has come upon us—and just in time for many, because of the piles of homework are growing by the second. Many people decided to go back home while others are taking a trip up to South Lake Tahoe to snowboard, ski or sled. Personally, I decided to spend the long weekend at school and San Francisco. I just want to relax after midterms.
Thursday morning in colloquy, we had a special service celebrating African-American Heritage month. Our guest speaker was Dr. Emil Peeler from Loma Linda University, who led a wonderful service filled with great music and exciting stories from him and President Knight.
I have been attending PUC since my freshman year and I am now a senior ready to graduate this year. While it has been stressful, I have made new friends and gotten to know my professors really well, which I don't think I could have experienced at any other school. I will miss them much. As a senior, I'm currently working on my senior thesis in order to complete my European history degree. Working on this project on top of the endless amount of papers assigned as a history major has made the library my best friend. But, I don't mind so much. I wouldn't trade what I've learned for anything.
Besides having the annual ski weekend, midterms are here and many are seen studying and readying themselves. This year going by so fast—the Student Association elections are already coming up. Many students are eager to hold new positions and many of them are scattering to get their petition signed. I cannot believe this winter quarter is halfway done! Just to think that in four months I will be graduating. This year has been nerve-racking yet invigorating because of the activities on campus and the homework load. Greetings from the Napa Valley!
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Windhoek — The establishment of a fully-fledged Air Wing for the Namibian Police is nearing completion, with a final spending of N$56 million to be made in the current medium expenditure framework period.
Payment for the third helicopter, which the Namibian Police ordered in August last year, will be finalised this year. The next acquisition would be a new fixed-wing aircraft. The information is contained in the latest budget documents.
The Ministry of Finance has budgeted over N$200 million for Nampol to purchase new helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft since 2009, with any outstanding balance to paid out by 2015.
According to the budget documents the objective is to establish an Air Wing for the Namibian Police "that will supply an air support to the police with their task of crime prevention and investigation operations, rapid response to crime incidents, rapid deployment of Nampol personnel, rescue missions, border operations, emergency response and causality evacuation".
The helicopter is an EC145 twin-engine model and is larger than the two choppers bought over the past two years. Its market value is estimated at around N$50 million.
The Inspector-General of the Namibia Police (Nampol), Sebastian Ndeitunga, confirmed to New Era late last year that the Namibian Police "has already signed the contract and was made the first deposit".
Like the first two helicopters, the latest chopper was purchased from the European Eurocopter group, a joint venture company between Germany, France and Spain.
The Police have also put out a subcontracting tender, along with the purchase, for the training of police pilots and engineers.
Eurocopter Southern Africa has promised that the helicopter would be ready for delivery by September this year.
"Manufacture of the rotary-wing aircraft will commence soon at Eurocopter's Donauwörth facility in Germany, where it will be fitted with airborne law enforcement and rescue equipment," the company had earlier said.
Ndeitunga said the idea is to have a fully-fledged Police Air Wing "if budget allows" with helicopters stationed across the country instead of dispatching them from Windhoek every time there is distress.
"Our aim was to have four helicopters with one fixed wing, with that at least the country is covered," said Ndeitunga.
Nampol took delivery of a second Squirrel AS350 B3 model helicopter in 2010, the two choppers are more suitable for search and rescue missions, while the newly-ordered chopper could accommodate between seven and 11 passengers, and could also be used to transport law enforcement troops, dignitaries or be converted into an ambulance when needed.
The existing choppers are under considerable stress, since they have to crisscross the country on various missions.
The police choppers have already been used to airlift tourists from the Fish River Canyon, as well as other search and rescue missions.
Eurocopter says Nampol would be the first sub-Saharan Police force to operate the Eurocopter EC145, which is a top performer in law enforcement and homeland security missions around the globe.
Other law enforcement operators using the EC145 include the London Metropolitan Police Authority, the French Gendarmerie and numerous European, as well as American state police forces.
The multi-mission EC145 has a cruising speed of about 250 kilometres per hour and can fly non-stop for nearly 700 kilometres.
It is also able to operate in poor visibility conditions, because of its night vision goggle-compatible glass cockpit.


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More info here: http://www.foodrenegade.com/would-like-some-wood-pulp-your-shredded-cheese/
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The Ty Terrell Track is home to the Lamar University Track & Field team. Constructed to its present makeup in 1978 (followed by resurfacings in 1983, 1990, and 2001), the track is a Monsanto all-weather Astro-Turf facility with a granular surface and seating for 500 fans. The facility, originally a red-cinder track built in 1958, is named after Lamar's first full-time Track & Field coach Ty Terrell, who coached the Cardinals from 1955 to 1968. The track, along with Lamar's premier home meet, the Ty Terrell Relays, was dedicated to Coach Terrell following his passing, along with five members of the track team, in a plane crash at Beaumont Municipal Airport in 1968.
The Ty Terrell Relays continue to be a major event for Southeast Texas track and field buffs, although on a different scope from their original concept. Conceived in 1962 by coaches Ty Terrell (Lamar), Stan Wright (Texas Southern) and Johnny Morriss (University of Houston), the meet began to blossom when it moved to Beaumont in 1964.
Originally designed as a late season event for regional athletes in between conference and national meets, the Ty Terrell Relays attracted elite competitors from across the south and southwest.
To realize how big-time the Ty Terrell Relays have been, all you have to do is refer to the men's record section. Among the record-holders are 1968 Olympic champions Randy Matson and Willie Davenport.


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Crafts Teach Students the Business of Business
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Learning took the form of a craft bazaar at The Annex on Thursday afternoon.
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The Simply Bazaar project was paid for by a $750 grant from Economics Arkansas. Goals for the project were to teach students about free enterprise, their own human capital in developing skills, how to create a budget, to use recycled goods and to establish community connections. From the grant, an estimated $400 was available for student loans while $250 paid for transportation to local craft fairs and $100 bought instructional materials.
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Incredible shrinking orbit
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has cut the size of its orbits by about half since it started "aerobraking" around the Red Planet on 10 March. The MRO will keep on braking until early September to shrink its orbit further. By November, the probe will be ready to start its two-year long science mission.
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Let's hear it for little primates. A new species of tarsier, Tarsier lariang, has been formally recognised. It lives in western central Sulawesi, and has unique colouring and a high-pitched mating song (International Journal of Primatology, vol 27, p 465). The tarsier follows three new species of mouse lemur identified in eastern Madagascar.
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As retailers start planning for the Christmas season, online sales are expected to rise by about 14%, to an estimated £4.7bn according to research agency Mintel, with a quarter of shoppers planning to buy more on the internet this Christmas.
Digital marketing agency Liberty Marketing is advising online retailers to make sure they include specific marketing activities for mobile devices when planning their seasonal campaigns.
Analysing the online buyer behaviour of their clients' customers, the online marketing specialists have reported on average an increase of over 22% in the number of mobile sales across all retail industry sectors over the last 12 months.
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2012 volleyball schedule releasedJune 12, 2012
ALVA, Okla. - Northwestern Oklahoma State University volleyball coach Fernanda Frey and the Department of Athletics have announced the volleyball schedule for the upcoming 2012 season.
The slate features 30 matches. Eight matches will be home contests while 22 will be on the road including three tournaments and one scrimmage.
Northwestern will kick off regular season play with four matches at the Pittsburg State Volleyball Classic on Aug. 31.
The Lady Rangers will make their home, and Great American Conference debut, on Sept. 11 when Southwestern Oklahoma State comes to Alva.
Northwestern will play the rest of their home matches against conference opponents (East Central, Arkansas-Monticello, Southern Arkansas, Southeastern Oklahoma State, Harding, Southern Nazarene) with the exception of an Oct. 9 contest against Oklahoma Panhandle State.
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Being sick yesterday caused a lot of TV watching. By the way there is nothing good on TV during the day. I flipped on Real Housewives of New York to see if I could recognize areas of New York and before I knew it all I was watching was 6 (I believe it was hard to keep count) yelling and crying and being what seemed to be leading a life that I would think was not a happy one.
Fortunately for me because the TV was set to that channel I stumbled upon NY Ink. This is a show about a tattoo shop in New York City that is owned by a guy (Ami) who used to own a shop in Miami and at the time has a show called Miami Ink (makes sense doesn't it?) As I'm watching the show there are people coming in for tattoos for different reasons. One gentleman got a tattoo to commemorate his brother who died falling off the edge of a mountain in India. A teacher got a tattoo of some graffiti that her late husband had done. Another woman got 69 butterfly tattoos on her back to recognize that her father had passed when he was 69 and she had seen butterflies the day he passed.
These were all touching stories and got me thinking about why I want to get another tattoo. I say another because I have two. One on my right shoulder-blade that says Love, Life, Family, Happiness in Chinese characters. The other I have is on my left calf and is a turtle with a star as half the shell and the numbers 26.2 and 70.3 in two of the fins. After Ironman Texas I plan on filling in the other half of the shell with the numbers 140.6 and then after Ironman Arizona filling that in with the colors of red and yellow, which are the colors of the State Flag Of Arizona.
I do want another tattoo, and as a matter of fact I want to have a calf sleeve when all is said and done. The thing about it is you can't rush these things. I believe that the tattoo has to mean something to you and not just the fad of the day. We all saw the tribal tattoo arm bands that hit the scene and it makes me wonder if people got them because it was the cool thing to do or if it meant something to them. How about the infamous M-Dot tattoo? Are those that get the M-Dot tattoo doing it because it is the 'thing' to do after an Ironman or is it a reminder of the struggles and glory of the journey and finish line?
I do know that the bottom of the calf sleeve will be a band that says LIVE WITHOUT FEAR. How that gets written has yet to hit me but I believe in the words. It says to me that life is too short to not live everyday like its your last. Take that chance and see what happens. Do that one thing that scares you like bungee jumping or jumping out of an airplane. It might be scary at first but it will certainly give you another perspective on life.
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This seminar will study the comparative treatment of selected problems in mass media law by the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights and some transitional democracies in the former Soviet bloc. Particular attention will be given to the forms of governmental regulation of the content of the mass media, analyses of the theories of free expression, and permissible regulations that are representative of several legal systems. The seminar will consider, system-by-system, the national security/free press dilemma: society's goals of protecting the rights of the mass media to cover and criticize government while at the same time organizing an effective form of self-rule; the paradox of unregulated speech coexisting with the goals of national defense and stable self-government; and the doctrines and mechanisms deployed in various legal systems to suppress the mass media, ostensibly in the name of security and effective governance.
The course will address, comparatively, other regulatory problems including defamation, seditious libel, privacy, election coverage, hate speech, incitement, fair trial/free press controversies, broadcasting, the Internet, and the use of prior restraints and contempt. The course aims in part to enable students, by reverse projection, to understand and reflect critically on the distinguishing features of the American system of free expression. Students will read cases, legislation, and essays and write a paper covering at least two legal systems.


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