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In this quick and easy tutorial, we will use 3ds Max, VRay, and a free plugin called GW:Ivy to create a highly detailed ivy covered tree stump scene. For those of you who are beginners out there...don't be intimidated! When you are finished you will say "I can't believe how easy that was!".
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|Featuring an easy adjustable head band and a padded headset, these come equipped with a built-in FM transmitter and a scan key on the headphones to select your favorite radio station. You can connect to most audio devices, such as televisions, computers, media players, mp3, cd, vcd and dvd players with the included RCA or 3.5mm to RCA cables. Effective up to 35 feet, you can also enjoy your favorite music or listen to your favorite television show or movie by connecting wireless. These wireless headphones also come equipped with an easy to use switch for your listening options, built in-microphone for wireless net chat or wireless monitoring. You can place the monitor near children, elderly people or people in need of care; the sound is then emitted by them and then comes through clearly to the wireless headphones.
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Poor sound, marginal functionality4/20/2012
Cheap product with poor sound quality and difficult to tune in to television shows. Bad reception and not worth wasting your money. After brief time, stopped working for tv altogether. Junk
Poor sound quality and uncimfortable fit!3/21/2012
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The headphones feel like they are made from cheap plastic. They work OK. The size of the earmuffs are a little small so they aren't that comforatible on the ears. The base unit runs off of batteries as well as the headphones, so expect 4 AAA batteries. The base has a spit to plug in a 5V power adapter, but it doesn't come with one. Not verry convienient to have to get up to turn off the base when you are ready to go to sleep at night. At $20, you get what you pay for.
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I use these for watching TV late at night in bed. The wireless reception is good, but the fit of the phones could be better for me. Seems like the ear pieces do not fully settle in over my ears - probably because I have both a big head and big ears.
First time I used them the battery wouldn't align with the terminal and I had to put in a piece of cardboard so the the thing would power up. The second time I used them only the FM worked. It no longer worked on my TV which is why I bought them. Don't waste your money!!!
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The headphone doesn't synchronize with the receiver very well. It takes multiple tries (turn on/off) to get it synch up. I kept getting the radio station instead of the TV.
I wish I had seen these reviews before I wasted money on these. Very poor construction and quality. Buy.com should offer full refunds for this terrible product.
The sound quality was terrible and the TV tuner function was awful. If I turned my head slightly one way or another the sound was gone. The headphones were constantly switching off to FM stations. I was quite disappointed as the point of my purchase was to enable me to move about my home and watch TV without disturbing my wife's studying in the next room. Very disappointed.
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Fairly easy to aet up and use with TV, but the sound is just ok. I've used the headphones "wired" with an ipad, and the sound is a bit better. The FM radio scans/ tunes into staions clearly, but for music these don't cut it. They are comfortable enough to wear for a few hours. For the price, these are a nice option for younger kids to use. .All ithings considered, for $20 I'm keeping them.
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This is a very low quality product. The one that I received didn't work. Even with the new batteries inside station, the emitter power lights won't turn on after you move the switch to wireless headphones. My headphone set won't work with any other devices due to bad station. The built-in FM scan radio have a good reception but that is it.
Don't buy these... I tried a set and they were horible. Move your head one way and lose the signal and not very clear.
It's an ok product10/5/2011
These wireless headphones are definitely on the very low end. It does not come with a station that is able to recharge the headphones, i.e. you'll be changing the batteries quite a bit if you use them a lot. Also the base needs batteries and it doesn't come with a power adapter. The sound quality is not very good. Also got quite a bit of interference. (it's not mono, not sure what problems other reviewers had, but it is overpriced) Pay a little more and get a decent set of wireless headphones.
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very low quality. very poor sound. i will pay for shipping both ways to get this garbage out of my house.
Overpriced and in mono.9/19/2011
Fast shipping but not the best quality for the price.
Overpriced and mono7/14/2011
Currently, this is available elsewhere for less than half the price. Also, it's mono sound. Apparently it's a decent set for around 10 bucks, but you should know what you are getting.....or not getting.5 Helpful | 0 Not Helpful
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Society Under SurveillanceFebruary 9th, 2012 at 3:28 pm by Tom Schaad under 10 On Your Side, News
It could be perched on a utility pole which it's eye fixed on cars flashing through an intersection. It can render a judgment for police against a motorist who takes liberties with a traffic signal; or maybe it's watching you stroll outside a public building, or its lens scans the concrete ramp of a parking garage after midnight.
Surveillance cameras are popping up in various public locations in Hampton Roads; a watchful eye against human misbehavior. Privacy advocates call it something else.
" When the government puts cameras up in public places, like parks and sidewalks, we believe it is infringing on the individual right to privacy," says Kent Willis, Executive Director of American Civil Liberties Union of Virginia. "The government has no right to track your movements unless it suspects you, individually, of being engaged in a criminal activity."
Tracking criminal activity is the primary motivation of private business as it releases those grainy recordings of robberies, burglaries and other misdeeds that wind up on WAVY-TV. There's no evidence to suggest surveillance in these cases "deters" criminals, but police say it greatly aids in the apprehension of those who commit these acts.
"I can say it helps us immensely as investigators," says Detective Allison Erickson from Newport News Police. That city has seen a 33 percent drop in violent crime over the last decade. Police will not go so far as to say that decrease is linked to more use of surveillance cameras, but investigators say it's been a help. "In cases where we may not have a witness, it gives us a witness," says Erickson.
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Churchill Downs' Trackside OTB Closed Thursday, Jan. 20, In Anticipation of Winter Storm
An approaching winter storm has prompted Churchill Downs officials to cancel simulcast wagering for Thursday, Jan. 20, at its Trackside at Churchill Downs off-track betting facility.
Churchill Downs, Yum! Brands Announce Five-Year Extension of Kentucky Derby Presenting Sponsorship Agreement
Churchill Downs Racetrack and Yum! Brands (NYSE: YUM) today announced a five-year extension of their 2006 agreement that made the world's largest restaurant company the first named presenting sponsor of the $2 million-guaranteed Kentucky Derby, the historic track's signature race and one of the country's major sports and entertainment events.
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The School of Education and the Career Advising and Fieldwork Center united with other SUNY colleges and the New York City Board of Education last month to sponsor the second SUNY-wide New York City School District Recruitment Program. Arranged by Carl Lashley (Educational Administration) and Tonda Highley (Career Advising and Fieldwork Center), the event held here at New Paltz gave representatives from seven NYC school districts a chance to speak on teaching opportunities in city public schools and interview prospective teachers among the 80 students and alumni in attendance.
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The Office of College Activities has determined that members of 14 Greek Organizations spent more than 1,770 hours serving the community throughout the 1997-1998 academic year. Activities such as delivering food to homebound persons with AIDS, organizing a blood drive, sponsoring a little league team and cleaning up the campus and town filled the donated hours of New Paltz Greeks. Bob Eddings (College Activities) is currently working on a database to monitor community service hours and perpetuate enthusiasm of contributors.
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At this year's commencement ceremony, President Roger Bowen was the bearer of good news for Myra Mimlitsch Gray (Art) and Laura Sgroi (Elementary Education). Having been recommended by their departments and the Committee on Research, Awards and Leaves, the two were chosen as recipients of the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching based on ability to meet criteria in teaching techniques, student services and academic standards, as well as superior teaching performances. On this, the 25th anniversary of the bestowal of the awards, Mimlitsch Gray and Sgroi were among 176 teachers, librarians and members of the professional service noted by Chancellor John W. Ryan whose "commitment and contributions to the State University are an inspiration to all." They will be granted inscribed certificates and cast bronze medallions which may be worn at commencements, honors convocations and other academic ceremonies. To further recognize this honor and as testimony to the College's commitment to providing our students with the highest quality instruction, the phrase "State University Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching," will accompany their names in the college catalog.
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Two hundred and fifty feet up a steep rock face, partially obscured from the summer sun by an overhanging cliff, four peregrine falcon eggs are all through waiting. Hatched sometime last week, three nestlings (possibly four) have been spotted by Mohonk Preserve Natural Resource Specialist, John Thompson. In order to maintain the necessary body temperature of her offspring, the new mother will sit on her nestlings, a process known as "brooding," until her body can no longer cover them. By that time, the birds will have begun to develop down feathers. The fledglings will then learn to fly, leaving the nest for good in late August or early September, coinciding aptly with the proposed time for The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove their species from the endangered list. Peregrine falcons are expected to live approximately 15 years in the wild, laying an average of four eggs per years for 10 years. Did somebody say "Go forth and multiply"?
Birdmen of New Paltz
Heinz Meng (Biology) intends to photograph the nest and its inhabitants, viewable from a nearby cliff, sometime in the next few weeks. Children, do not try this at home.
For additional info on Jonathan Tuscanes, nest-discoverer, then-SUNY student and Geography Department intern at Mohonk Preserve, see ALUMNI IN THE NEWS.
Awards, Honors, and Recognition
The American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapter for which Ted Clark (Business Administration) is advisor has received the 1997-1998 award for Outstanding Fundraising Activities, and national recognition at an Awards Program Banquet held in Dallas. A display case in the Business Department conference room holds the plaque, awarded for excellence in providing professional marketing services to chapter members, the College and community.
James Zalacca (Athletics) has been selected as one of three Division III representatives for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Men's Basketball Rules Committee. His membership, effective September 1, will involve discussion, revision and implementation of NCAA rules for three men's basketball divisions. It is a four-year term.
Publications: Papers, Articles, and Essays
Milton Jacobs (Professor Emeritus, Anthropology), two monographs on The Washington Artillery of Louisiana, an Army unit that won decorations in the Civil War and subsequent wars of U.S. involvement, now a decorated unit of the U.S. Army Reserve. Additionally, Jacobs presented two papers at meetings of the American Historical Archaeological Society: "History and Archaeology," in Richmond and "Understanding History Through a Study of Surgery in the United States," in Jamaica. Since his 1988 retirement, Jacobs has taught at Townson State University and Bowie State College, both in Maryland, and has served as a researcher/writer at the Smithsonian Institute. He is newly affiliated with the Washington Philosophical Society and the Archaeological Institute of America.
Chih-Yang Tsai (Business Administration), a paper, "Minimum cost capacity installation for multicommodity network flows," in Mathematical Programming, with co-authors Daniel Bienstock, Sunil Chopra and Oktay Gunluk.
Laurence Hauptman (History), The Alexander C. Flick Lecture on New York State History, "Ditches, Defense, and Dispossession: The Iroquois and the Rise of the Empire State," at the Conference on New York State History, to be held at Buffalo State College June 4-6. Flick Lectures are published in New York History, the quarterly journal of the New York State Historical Association.
Alumni in the news
Edward J. Renehan Jr. (1980) published a book, John Burroughs, An American Naturalist (Black Dome Press), a biography of the Hudson Valley's own renowned 19th century teacher, writer and naturalist who lived with his wife Ursula at the Riverby Farm in West Park, entertaining such guests as Walt Whitman. Renehan's fascination with Burroughs began while living in one of three houses at the Riverby Farm compound while attending SUNY New Paltz, walking the nature trails of Burroughs' muse and conversing with the late writer's descendants.
Jonathan Tuscanes (BA/Geography, May '98) was still a senior at New Paltz at the time of his discovery of the first peregrines to nest in the Gunks since 1958. He sighted the falcons' nest while mapping the Mohonk Preserve carriage roads using a Global Positioning System/GPS, for an internship project as a participant in the Geography Department's long-standing Internship Program. For his many achievements as an intern, he has been nominated by George Schnell (Geography) for a New York State Cooperative and Experiential Education Association (CEEA) 1997-1998 Student of the Year Award, recognizing outstanding student achievement and contribution to experiential education. Two students, one from a two-year community college and one from a four-year institution, will share the cash prize, to be presented at the annual NYS CEEA Conference in Tarrytown, October 4-6. Good luck, Jon.
Students in the news
Jorge David Gomez (Senior/ Electrical Engineering) received first prize in the technology category for his presentation and poster, "Development of an Electronics Laboratory with Optimized Computer Assistance," performed under the guidance of Julio Gonzalez (Electrical Engineering), at the 6th Annual C-STEP Statewide Student Conference at The Sagamore Conference Center in Lake George. The following students also attended the conference and presented posters of their research projects: Reyna Payero and Cesar Perez (Biology); Ademola Oyefessa (Chemistry); Beatriz Bailon and Leonardo Camac (Electrical Engineering); and Ervin Rodriguez (Computer Science).
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September 2009
by Jeff Cox, Beer and Wine Merchandiser
It's just a beverage. That's all. It shares table space with Our Daily Bread.
It's a comrade to the salt and the pepper. True, when it's on a roll it can be the sip of a thousand facets, launching fleets of adjectives to sail on seas of inspiration.
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But as special as it is or as loquacious as it can make us feel, it's still downright quotidian. Just a beverage. It mystifies me how some folks can make such a big deal of, pack so much attitude into, and get so uppity over something you should do every day. But that's the way of the world. From day one, for every good thing, there always has been someone whose mission it is to take the joy out of it.
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In the words of Bill the Cat: "thpptt" to all that. While I don't dispute the formidable talent, knowledge and passion of the aforementioned types, what's with the reverence, and where's the pleasure? After all, we're just talking about eating and drinking — and if that's supposed to be a solemn ritual, then I'll happily fess up to being a hayseed.
Guess that makes me a mere "Wine Guy." Wine guys are to sommeliers what Thelonious Monk is to Rachmaninoff, Hunter Thompson to Bill Buckley, or Zydeco to ballet. (Sort of.)
Mission: drink amazing wine, eat great food, call b.s. on those who are full of it and spew streams of adjectives about it all. Call it proselytizing for pure pleasure. Someone's gotta do it.
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If you saw a lot of people wearing blue on Friday, March 5th, it wasn't just a coincidence. It was is Dress In Blue Day to raise awareness of colorectal cancer.
All this month, WTAJ, Conemaugh Health System and the American Cancer Society are encouraging folks in the region to talk about colon cancer and learn ways to prevent it.
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States, although doctors say it's almost completely preventable. Most of us can protect ourselves, simply by undergoing a colonoscopy when we turn 50. If you have a parent or a brother or sister with the disease, you need to get that colonscopy 15 years before the age at which your relative was diagnosed.
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The Mindo-Nambillo Ecological Reserve is one of the most biologically diverse forests in the world. Its damp environs create a very special ecosystem that ... Read more
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Portable Document Format or PDF is by far the most convenient way for sharing data with people online. Its popularity has increased simply because it can be opened in various programs including operating systems such as Mac (including Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion), Windows, and Linux. This article will show how to send PDF by email, whatever it's small or large in size.
Part 1. How to Send a PDF
How to send PDF file is so easy that it does not require any special and complicated steps. Users can send PDF to other people by attaching it on their emails. Here are some easy steps on how to send a document in PDF format.
1. Save PDF file on an easily accessible and visible location. By saving it on an easy to find folder in the hard drive, looking for the file while sending can be less time consuming.
2. Log-in to an email application such as Yahoo Mail, Google Mail, or Apple Mail.
3. Go to "compose or create new message" and then fill up the headers including the receiver and subject.
4. Enter your message on the body just like making a conventional email.
5. Click "Attach file" option to send PDF file.
6. Locate file and double click it or click "open" .
7. After attaching the file or files clicking "send" can wrap up the process.
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A user can send PDF files after attaching it however larger files may take more time to attach depending on internet connectivity. Sending larger files to workmates through email can sometime be daunting. There are techniques on how to send large PDF files through email. The most effective way to do this is by splitting large PDF files to two or three smaller files. This means that the sender has to send it one by one. Here comes a good Mac PDF Editor (or Windows PDF Editor), which can help you split and send a large PDF file with fast speed.
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Patrick Swayze's Widow: 'I Have to Go Through It'
Lisa Niemi, Patrick Swayze's wife of 34 years, told a women's conference Tuesday that the loss of her husband just six weeks ago "is like an animal all of its own" and the sadness could be felt "on a cellular level." PEOPLE reports that Niemi spoke in a roundtable on Grief, Healing and Resilience at the Women's Conference 2009 in Long Beach, California. Niemi told the attendees, "When the grief takes you, it's like your body is not your own. I'm just going with the flow. I know I have to go through it."
Niemi, speaking for the first time since Swayze's death in September, said that she never left her husband's side during the last months of his life. She admitted, "I've spent two thirds of my life with him. ... My regret is that I didn't tell him that I loved him enough over that entire 34 years."
"I am so grateful for what I had and my connection to him, and part of me believes that I will see him again," added Niemi, "and I'm just going to have to go on until then."
Swayze's widow explained that her friends are instrumental in keeping her afloat. "I have a few girlfriends that are just amazing. They have made themselves available to me 24/7. They say, 'We don't care if it's 2 in the morning, call me'," she said. "I was in the middle of a full-blown panic attack one evening ... and I picked up the phone and called one, which is really hard for me to do because I'm used to being so self-sufficient and taking care of myself, but the very act of picking the phone up to call someone helped to calm me."
Niemi and Swayze met as teenagers at his mother's dance studio, and their marriage became one of the most enduring relationships in Hollywood.
Swayze passed away at age 57 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
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- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy sue
I really hope everyone boycotts your website. I can't believe you would use this site to advertise on. You should have more respect for us who have lost our loved ones through death. May death come to website.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy cp8967
She is right--there is only one way to get through it and that is to get through it--cannot avoid or put it off. My husband of 41 years died nine years ago and there are still times when I feel like a stranger in my own life. We were married for over half our lives. I think he has made himself known to me several times. No matter what you were able to do for your loved one, you always feel that you did not do enough. I console myself by realizing that I did the best I could.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Jason SkrewLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
Part of her believes she'll see Patrick again? Let me clear this up for Lisa. You're not going to see him again unless you pop in a DVD!
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Breck
10 years ago, Patrick Swayze was on a flight I was working. We caught him in his seat smoking a joint. I couldn't believe it. Not only was he smoking on an airliner but doing drugs! What gall. He didn't even care what anyone thought. It was like he thought he was above the law. And this is way before he knew he had cancer. Please don't glorify this pothead.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Dori
I don't think anyone is glorifying "this pot head", he was very talented, had a great life, loved his wife...why would you put a damper on someones grief, get over it..
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy michael
What a worthless comment? Did you gain anything by making such an ignorant rant?
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Angel
Ever heard of Medicinal marijuana? Are you sure it was Mr Swayze and not a look alike?
I cannot understand why someone would make such a hurtful comment on such a sensitive post.
Tonight when I pray I will pray not only for Lisa to have strength, but also for God to touch your heart Breck.
Judge no lest ye be judged.
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy JO ANN
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Dori
Lisa, I can't imagine how empty you feel, but you will go on, as Patrick would want you to. I have been married for 35 yrs, met him when I was 16, sometimes I really don't like him, but I will always love him, I would be lost w/ out him.
- Sunday 01 NovemberBy SALLY
Dear Lisa,I was an air traffic controller at Van
Nuys airport for 33 years and spoke to you and Patrick many times over the years.Both of you are in my thoughts and prayers.I lost my 18 year old son in a car accident so I know your grief.Time will help. SALLY
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy katrin
How sobering -- to have known greater love than most, and now ti experience greater loss and pain. And who knew he couls sing so well, too. And hey, you spammers should be more ashamed of yourselves than usual, posting your mindless junk after such a heartfelt story. But in addition to being stupid, you are probably illiterate. Useless, mindless wastes of space, all of you.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Bill
This short article is comprehensive of what is endured in this type of siuation. So well done!
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy movieguy
gonna miss that guy.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Linda
My father passed away 36 years ago. I see him in my dreams quite a bit. Lately I have had these dreams where all of a sudden he is back in our lives as a family (of course 36 yrs ago) and then he is gone, then I'll dream again that he came back & I'll ask my mother (in the dream) where does Dad go, why does he keep leaving and then come back. and when he is gone we all think he is dead, but comes back alive like nothing happened. And each time he comes back I say oh he never did die. Very weird. But I see him alot in my dreams. I feel good each time I see him. I am 54 y.o. now - he was 48 when he died.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy riverdew149
Thank you all so much for sharing your stories. I take so much comfort in knowing that I am not the only one who has a loved one come and comfort me when things are very grim. I miss them every day, but I do believe we are all connected and that we stay connected. My experiences have been in dreams. There is a difference in a memory dream and a visitation dream. If you ever are blessed enough to experience one, you know the difference. When I shared the experiences with my family, I found that I wasn't the only one who had the experience. Bless you all.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy SMELLYOLDDOG
I lost my wife to cancer in 1995 thats when I died to I cant understand why god hasnt taken me too to end my suffering.....
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Koz
That feeling will be with you for a long time.
I lost my soul mate of 13 years when she died of Pancreatic cancer. The last month of her life was one I would not place on anyone. From the time we found out it was already stage 4 and in her liver. Nothing was working so she decided to stop all treatment and get quality of life instead on quantity. Her daughter and grand daughter came up from Florida and spent 5 months here. Helping me out and spending as much time with her as posible. What ever she wanted where ever she wanted to go we went. It only been 5 months but they have been the loneliest months I have ever spent. Yea I had friends I was with and I would call her daughter or her me. I will win my battle but it will take time. The holidays will be tough. It was already tough for her daughter and grand daughter both their birthday which are a day apart were at the beginning of the month. I miss her so much.
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy Samuel SoleLow Ranked Vote downVote upReport this
- Wednesday 28 OctoberBy debra
I am so sorry for you. Your comments are not very nice for other people who are grieving the loss of loved ones. Be kind. When a loved one dies, it hurts for a very long time.
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When different cultures come in contact with one another, the impact on the course of history can be dramatic and unexpected. Encounters between separate societies or civilizations have resulted in the spread of major religions, vast migrations, scientific breakthroughs, the dissemination of powerful political notions, and many other transformations. This unique book brings to life key episodes of cultural contact in world history, from the beginnings of civilization to the present. Through a combination of vivid case studies and imaginative colour maps, award-winning history professor Peter Stearns shows how we can better understand world history by examining what happens when culture meets culture. New contacts can lead to assimilation, rejection, or, most often, a merging of elements from both cultures. Stearns focuses on fourteen important historical examples of intercultural exchange from around the globe. He considers: * the spread of major religions, such as Buddhism and Islam * voluntary and forced migrations, such as the Jewish and African diasporas * the dissemination of modern forces, including nationalism and Marxism * the impact of European colonial rule on gender relations in India and in Africa * recent international diffusion of consumer culture as well as much else. For each example, original maps reveal geographic patterns and provide a clear sense of the impact of that particular meeting of cultures.
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DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire athletic department and WBIN-TV have announced a 15-game multi-sport package of games to air live on WBIN-TV. UNH Wildcat Productions will produce the games with production partner Pack Network. Additionally, for the second straight season WBIN will air UNH's magazine show Inside Wildcat Country beginning with the debut episode later this month.
The 15-game package will feature eight men's ice hockey games as well as three men's basketball games and a pair of games each for women's basketball and women's ice hockey. The first broadcast will be Friday, Oct. 12 when the men's hockey team takes on St. Cloud State University (7:30 p.m.). UNH Wildcat Productions broadcasts home games for 12 of its 20 varsity sports via UNHWildcats.tv. All told, UNH will produce over 100 games including the 15 on WBIN-TV.
"We are thrilled to begin our second season as New Hampshire's home for UNH hockey and basketball," WBIN General Manager Gerry McGavick said. "UNH is a cornerstone of the WBIN sports lineup and we can't wait for the season to begin."
"UNH athletics is thrilled to build on its relationship with WBIN-TV," Tom Wilkins, Associate Athletic Director for Media & Public Relations said. "The live games and Inside Wildcat Country were extremely well received last year. We are excited to expand this package to 15 games in 2012-13. WBIN has emerged as a high-quality station that offers our fans, family, alumni and the greater New England community great entertainment. With our partners at Pack Network and WBIN, our goal is to exhibit the outstanding athletics we see on a daily basis here at UNH."
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AMC to Air The Walking Dead Season 3 Marathon Before the Midseason Finale
This is it — your official excuse to bum around the house and not do anything important on Sunday, December 2! That night, starting at 9 p.m., AMC will air The Walking Dead Season 3 midseason finale, Episode 8, "Made to Suffer." As usual, an encore episode airs right afterward, and then the unmissable Talking Dead airs from 11 to 11:30 p.m.
AMC is giving fans a chance to catch up on all the action to date in a handy Season 3 marathon, starting Sunday at 2 p.m., featuring the seven previous episodes back-to-back. So you get to re-watch Lori and T-Dog die, feel sorry for crazy Rick on the phone, and cringe as Andrea falls under The Governor's spell with her Michonne, who? routine.
Don't forget: After the December 2 episode, TWD is going on a break until February. Yes, two months of no Sunday night carnage, until the final eight episodes air in the late winter of 2013. They didn't name the midseason finale "Made to Suffer" for nothing!
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In response to call from the previously farmer controlled CWB for rail service review and costing reviews of the railways' operations, the federal government stalled those requests and later brought forth the Fair Rail Freight Act which was supposed to deal with the railways poor service. By all accounts this legislation is proving useless. With meetings being called every day by government officials, and paying the government heeled astro turf farm groups to "study" this issue further show how bad the situation of moving grain in the prairies has become.
The uselessness of this legislation was highlighted when the Saskatchewan Government (Ag Minister Lyle Stewart) offered to assist the shippers (the grain companies) through the process to identify costs and the effectiveness of the legislation. The grain shippers refused and the Economic Minister Bill Boyd is more confused than usual. This shows how far out of touch the Saskatchewan government is. The shippers know full well that the process will take too long, possibly years, the railways will punish the shippers in the future by providing poorer service, and if a penalty is ever levied it will go to the Federal government and not the shippers.
The Federal Government needs to play its role as a regulator and ensure shippers are treated fairly by the railways. Why is it the federal government has no problem extending its authority over the railways workers though labour legislation but does not think it's a responsibility of the government to ensure there is effective and efficient rail transportation provided to shippers in Canada? Why is it that grain companies are expected to load grain trains at a certain time and place, or face penalties and yet the train may arrive over a week late with no recourse to the grain company?
As a producer car loader I am expected to load cars within a 24 hour period or face a demurrage charge of approx. $87.50 per day per car. But yet if the cars sit loaded, on my track for over two weeks, without being moved, the railways face no negative consequence. The railways are unable to provide fair and equitable service to shippers as they know full well nothing can be done about it in the present situation. It's time the Federal Government took its duties seriously and got their heads out of the railways' troughs!
It's also funny that the Federal Conservatives labelled the previously farmer controlled CWB as a monopoly but yet the railways who have more control over farmers than the CWB ever did, are not viewed as a monopoly. But they are allowed to promote predatory pricing, unfair business principles, poor service; the ability to kill economical transportation routes and operate under legislation that is totally one sided in favour of the railways. So much for standing up for farmers!
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Every one of the Forbes Top 200 Charities surveyed now uses at least one form of social media in its communications strategy. This was among the key findings of the study "Social Media Usage Ubiquitous Among US Top Charities" conducted by Dr. Nora Ganim Barnes, Ph.D., Senior Fellow and Research Chair of the Society for New Communications Research and Chancellor Professor of Marketing at the [University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
The new report is the outcome of a statistically valid study of the nation's 200 top performing charities as identified by Forbes magazine. The study examined these not-for-profit organizations to quantify their adoption of social media tools and technologies. This is the fourth year that Dr. Barnes has tracked social media adoption by the not-for-profit sector, and the study is the only statistically valid longitudinal research focused on this area. The findings are based on 78 interviews with charity executives at the charities in the areas of marketing, public relations, and communications.
The research shows that these top performing charities continue to quickly embrace social media as their adoption of blogging again outpacing both the Fortune 500 and the Inc. 500, with 23% and 50% respectively, maintaining corporate blogs. This latest research shows that 64% of these top-performing charities maintain a blog for their organizations.
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"There is continued evidence of enthusiasm and eagerness to explore these new communication tools, and there is also evidence that these powerful tools are being utilized more effectively each year," stated Barnes.
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Additionally, Barnes will publish a paper based on the findings in an upcoming issue of the Society for New Communications Research's Journal of New Communications Research and will present the findings at the Society for New Communications Research's Annual Research Symposium.
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This is an archived section of the Scottish Government website. External links, forms and search may not work on archived pages and content/contact details are likely to be out of date.
This page contains details of the Government's reform of the law on double jeopardy - the law which prevents a person being tried twice for the same offence.
The Double Jeopardy (Scotland) Act 2011
The Double Jeopardy (Scotland) Act came into force on 28 November 2011. The Act clarifies in statute the principle of double jeopardy - that a person should not be prosecuted for the same offence twice. However, the Act also allows for a number of exceptions to this principle, including where the original trial was "tainted" (section 2 of the Act), where an admission to the offence by an acquitted person subsequently comes to light (section 3 of the Act), and where new evidence emerges (section 4 of the Act).
New prosecutions under the Act
Decisions to take forward any new prosecutions under the Act are entirely a matter for the Crown Office Procurator Fiscal Service (COPFS). COPFS makes prosecution decisions entirely independently of Scottish Ministers and the Scottish Government.
On 20 November 2007 the Cabinet Secretary for Justice, Kenny MacAskill MSP, asked the Scottish Law Commission (SLC) to consider the principle of double jeopardy, whether there should be exceptions to it and to make any appropriate recommendations for reform. This referral to the SLC also included two other subjects. Firstly, Crown Appeals. Secondly, on the Moorov doctrine, admissibility of evidence of bad character or of previous convictions, and on similar fact evidence.
The SLC published its Report on Double Jeopardy in December 2009 having previously published a Discussion Paper and conducted its own consultation exercise in early 2009. SLC papers are available online at the Commission's website.
Parliamentary consideration of changes to the law
On 8 September 2010, the First Minister announced the Government's intention to introduce a Bill to reform the law on double jeopardy. The Double Jeopardy (Scotland) Bill was introduced to Parliament on 07 October 2010 and was passed by Parliament on 22 March 2011.
You can view the history of the Bill's passage through Parliament, including the Bill's accompanying documents.
Government consultation
Prior to introducing the Bill to the Scottish Parliament, the Government launched a consultation exercise based upon the SLC's proposals in March 2010. The consultation paper focused on the question of whether there should be an exception to the rule against double jeopardy in cases where important new evidence has emerged following the original trial. The paper is available in the consultation section of the Government's website.
Responses to the consultation paper
Responses were received from (please note that not all of the respondents have consented to publication of their responses):
John O'Connor
Kevin Scott
Morain Scott
James Chalmers
Alec Spencer
Findlay Stark
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Scottish Police Federation
Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland
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Law Society of Scotland
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