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Banks Holdings Limited (BHL) is one of Barbados' most successful public companies and the island's largest beverage conglomerate.
BHL has four subsidiaries comprising of two beverage manufacturers, a dairy processing plant and a distribution firm. Together, across these sectors, BHL has earned a reputation for quality operations committed to excellence. This has been achieved by maintaining a talented workforce, deploying best-of-breed technology, employing creative management strategies and cultivating Barbadian innovation.
As an early adopter of mobile technology that dates back almost ten years, BHL was very familiar with the pitfalls of middleware based solutions and the integration problems they present. Sky Technologies' "inside SAP" approach enabled BHL to bring back under the control of SAP, three key business processes, Pre-Selling, Dispatch and Delivery, while at the same time enabling mobile productivity gains.
The Pre-Selling scenario enabled the capture and confirmation of new orders by the mobile salesforce as they interacted with the end customers, giving them visibility into their individual orders and pricing structures. By delivering SAP pricing schemas to the mobile device, BHL's sales representatives now have the ability to highlight to customers any volume scale based price breaks and a potential for cross selling opportunities.
Dispatch is responsible for managing the inventory required to fulfill the orders being delivered on a daily basis. Leveraging the SAP FIFO and guided picking processes, the mobile dispatch process ensures the correct stock is not only loaded into the correct delivery truck but also in the most efficient order for the actual deliveries being fulfilled.
Finally, the delivery process is responsible for the Proof of Delivery (POD) process to the end customers. The mobile component not only managed core delivery processes, but also allowed for any last minute adjustments to a delivery requested by a customer and the corresponding downstream SAP pricing impacts these changes may have.
Sky Technologies is one of SAP's leading mobility vendors and has been selected for some of the following reasons:
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Link: Running With Tabitha Soren | LPV Magazine
Tabitha's "Running" portraits have appeared on dozens of blogs and websites this year. When I first saw them, they didn't initially grab my interest primarily because they felt too staged. As they continued to appear on my radar, I saw different selections of photographs, and began to look at them more closely.

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HP Compaq Presario CQ60-115eg
SpecificationsNotebook: HP Compaq Presario CQ60-115eg (Compaq Presario CQ60 Series)
Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200
Graphics Adapter: NVIDIA GeForce 9200M GS
Display: 15.6 inch, 16:9, 1366x768 pixels, glossy: yes
Weight: 3.1kg
Price: 600 euro
Average of 1 scores (from 2 reviews)
Reviews for the HP Compaq Presario CQ60-115eg
Source: Notebookjournal DE→EN
Single Review, online available, Long, Date: 12/08/2008
Rating: Total score: 80% price: 70% performance: 60% features: 30% display: 50% mobility: 40% workmanship: 90% ergonomy: 70%
Source: Kiến Thức Laptop VN→EN
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 08/04/2009
Rating: performance: 40% workmanship: 80%
NVIDIA GeForce 9200M GS: Slower clocked 9300M GS and therefore a little bit slower. Supports PureVideo HD (VP3)and Hybrid-SLI (HybridPower and GeForceBoost).
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
Intel Pentium Dual Core: The return of the name Pentium, though it is a Yonah core. In fact, it is a double Core processor with a very good relation of performance to current consumption.
T3200: Entry-level dual core processor with a slow performance due to the old Merom core and a small level 2 cache.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15.6": 15 inch display-variants are the standard and are used for more than the half of all notebooks. 15.4 inch display with 16:10 are the standard for notebook displays. However nowadays, more and more 16:9 displays with 15.6 inch appear. The reason why so many people like displays with medium size is, that this size is not exhausting for the eyes, does not need too much energy and the laptops can be kept quite compact.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
3.1 kg: This weight is average for notebooks. Therefore the numerous mass of laptops with 15 inch display fits in this class of weight.
HP: The Hewlett-Packard Company, founded 1935, commonly referred to as HP, is a technology corporation headquartered in California, United States. HP specializes in developing and manufacturing computing, storage, and networking hardware, software and services. Major product lines include personal computing devices, enterprise servers, related storage devices, as well as a diverse range of printers and other imaging products. Other product lines, including electronic test equipment and systems, medical electronic equipment, solid state components and instrumentation for chemical analysis. HP posted US $91.7 billion in annual revenue in 2006, making it the world's largest technology vendor in terms of sales. In 2007 the revenue was $104 billion, making HP the first IT company in history to report revenues exceeding $100 billion. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
80%: This rating is not convincing. The laptop is evaluated below average, this is not really a recommendation for purchase.
» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.


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December 5, 1986
"Over the years, we have written title opinions covering property mortgaged to the Farmers Home Administration (FHA). The FHA has asked attorneys who wrote the original title opinions to provide them with supplemental opinions with additional information as to the status of the loans that have heretofore been made. This, as I understand it, will give them information so that they can intelligently determine whether to foreclose, extend the time for payment, or in some manner restructuring the loan.
When we wrote our original title opinions as designated attorney, we billed the borrower for our services but it is my understanding that the supplemental title information and opinions will be paid by the FHA.
Our concern is whether there would be a conflict of interest if we now wrote a supplemental opinion to be paid for by the lender when the borrower was our original client. In many instances, the rendition of such an opinion, particularly where the FHA decides to restructure the loan, would be to the benefit of the borrower tour original client), but on the other hand, there are situations where the opinion furnished to the FHA could conceivably work to the detriment of the borrower.
We would be furnishing an opinion based on matters of public record only, such as those of which could be picked up by an abstractor. We are not evaluating or furnishing an opinion as to the land owners financial position. Is such representation proper?
The committee believes there would not be a conflict of interest in the ordinary case. The original transaction was presumably concluded and the firm was paid for its services. Additionally, the law firm is not acting contrary to the interest of the land owner because it is only reporting the status of the public records. Hence it appears representation would be appropriate.
The committee does caution you, however, that it is the general Rule that a lawyer should decline to represent multiple clients with directly conflicting interests. DR 5-105(A) Obviously, the borrower was your client when the initial title opinion was rendered, however, the creditor is now asking you for advice and counsel concerning supplemental title information. As mentioned above, our assumption is that the initial attorney-client relationship has ceased, however, if it has not so ceased, the committee would suggest that you avoid involvement with multiple clients which may result in litigation between them.
One member believed that in any situation, before an attorney, who on behalf of a borrower has submitted a title opinion covering property to be mortgaged, may furnish the lender with its supplemental opinion, he should first insure that:
1. The opinion will not adversely affect the interest of the borrower, and
2. The borrower consents after being fully informed of the factors involved.
Clearly, even with the above there are many situations where an attorney could render a supplemental opinion.
Likewise, where there is an ongoing relationship between a client and the firm, although not an attorney-client relationship, prudence might dictate non-involvement by the attorney.
Robert C. Riter, Jr.
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Learn more about AEMC 6501 500V Hand Crank Megohmmeter / Insulation Tester:
Manufacturer: AEMC Instruments
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|The AEMC 6501 Megohmmeter is a compact, self-contained, hand-cranked True Megohmmeter. This practical and dependable instrument is designed for a broad range of plant and field service applications, such as acceptance testing and preventive maintenance of wiring, cables, switchgear and motors. The easy hand-cranked operation provides a steady, DC voltage output across the entire range for consistently reliable readings. In addition to insulation resistance testing at 500V, the AEMC 6501 also permits resistance testing to 500kO and continuity testing to 100O. The 600V test voltage range is to perform safety checks to confirm that the sample is fully discharged and not connected to an energized circuit.


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Through chilling legal jargon and a patchwork of legal citations from prior case law, a Justice Department white paper leaked to NBC News provides one of the clearest indication yet that the administration of President Barack Obama has claimed the power to kill people and there are few checks on this claimed executive power.
As it lays out:
A lethal operation against an enemy leader undertaken in national self-defense or during an armed conflict that is authorized by an informed, high-level official and carried out in a manner that accords with applicable law of war principles would fall within a well established variant of the public authority justification and therefore would not be murder.
It would not technically be murder to kill a US citizen because, as the white paper coldly lays out, sometimes the government has the public authority to do things that are normally considered illegal.
An informed, high-level official is better equipped to authorize the execution of a US citizen suspected of ties to al Qaeda or its affiliates because, "There exists no appropriate judicial forum to evaluate these constitutional considerations." Matters involving foreign policy or national security should not be subject to "judicial intervention."
The white paper contradicts the ACLU, which tried to challenge the government's authority to kill US citizens suspected of terrorism through targeted killings away from the battlefield through its case, Al-Aulaqi v. Obama. It argued that Anwar Al-Awlaki deserved to be put on notice that he was placed on a "kill list" and be informed of the criteria that led to his placement, as he had not been convicted or charged with a crime:
The government's refusal to disclose the standard by which it determines to target U.S. citizens for death independently violates the Constitution: U.S. citizens have a right to know what conduct may subject them to execution at the hands of their own government. Due process requires, at a minimum, that citizens be put on notice of what may cause them to be put to death by the state.
It outlines how due process and the Fourth Amendment would not apply by stating, "We recognize that there is no private interest more weighty than a person's interest in his life. But that interest must be balanced against the United States' interest in forestalling the threat of violence and death to other Americans that arises from an individual who is a senior operational leader of al Qaida or an associated force of al Qaida and who is engaged in plotting against the United States."
The claimed authority to kill a person from the US who is suspected of ties to al Qaeda or its affiliates is further disturbing when one considers how easy the Justice Department thinks it should be for the government to claim a person poses an "imminent threat."
Here is the section that should be considered one of the more alarming parts of the white paper:
…By its nature, therefore, the threat posed by al Qaida and its associated forces demands a broader concept of imminence in judging when a person continually planning terror attacks presents an imminent threat, making the use of force appropriate. In this context, imminence must incorporate considerations of the relevant window of opportunity, the possibility of reducing collateral damage to civilians, and the likelihood of heading off future disastrous attacks on Americans. Thus, a decision maker determining whether an al Qaida operational leader presents an imminent threat of violent attack against the United States must take into account that certain members of al Qaida (including any potential target of lethal force) are continually plotting attacks against the United States; that al Qaida would engage in such attacks regularly to the extent it were able to do so; that the US government may not be aware of all al Qaida plots as they are developing and thus cannot be confident that none is about to occur; and that, in light of these predicates, the nation may have a limited window of opportunity within which to strike in a manner that both has a high likelihood of success and reduces the probability of American casualties…
Implicit in this analysis is the concept that the US government cannot at any one time know all the plots being planned by members of al Qaeda and, therefore, it must execute persons on the mere suspicion of involvement in al Qaeda or ties to the organization because that person may be involved or plan a plot at some point in the future.
Furthermore, the white paper claims, "The condition that an operational leader present an 'imminent' threat of violent attack against the United States does not require the United States to have clear evidence that a specific attack on US persons and interests will take place in the immediate future."
But, what constitutes an "operational leader"? What if one is in countries where counterterrorism operations are ongoing and just happens to be in the vicinity of covert operations on a regular basis? What if one chooses to engage in humanitarian work or is a journalist? Might they become someone considered as an "operational leader"? Might they get their own baseball card that senior officials pass around when considering whether they should be killed?
As the ACLU's Jameel Jaffer reacted after his analysis, "Even if the Obama administration is convinced of its own fundamental trustworthiness, the power this white paper sets out will be available to every future president—and every "informed high-level official" (!)—in every future conflict."
Finally, this is a 16-page white paper that is essentially a summary of a much longer 50-plus page memo from the Justice Department, which the Obama administration has refused to allow to be released. The content of this white paper shows the targeted killing memo itself should be public.


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Rehearsing Abyssinian 200: Photo and video report
On April 7, 8, 9, 2008, Wynton rehearsed with JLCO and the Choir for Abyssinian 200: A Celebration. Yesterday night, the new Mass was premiered at Rose Theater (JALC). Following you can read an Associated Press article about the Mass and a photo-video report of the rehearsals at JALC.
NEW YORK (AP) — Wynton Marsalis will be turning the House That Jazz Built at the Time Warner Center into the House of the Lord when he premieres his first jazz Mass, which blends the gospel and jazz traditions in a celebration of the 200th anniversary of Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church, New York State's oldest African-American congregation.
The 100-plus Abyssinian Baptist Church Bicentennial Choir will lift their voices in song as they make their way through the Rose Theater in the traditional Processional to join forces with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra to perform Marsalis' "Abyssinian 200: A Celebration," a 19-part piece based on the liturgy found in many African-American Baptist churches.
Video coverage from NY1.com
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"When we get in there, it's just a big musical auditorium, but when we do the Invocation, it becomes a sanctified place because God's presence enters into it," said Abyssinian's pastor, the Rev. Calvin O. Butts III, who will deliver a sermon on "the uniting power of prayer."
"I see this jazz Mass as an opportunity of not only bringing together the jazz and gospel traditions, but as a way of talking about the unique and important contributions of the African-American religious experience to life in America and around the world," he said.
Video coverage from ABC
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The Mass, with "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" actor Avery Brooks serving as the stage director, will be presented Thursday through Saturday nights at JALC's main hall, with the last performance recorded for later broadcast on XM satellite radio. The following Saturday there will be two performances at the Harlem church.
Marsalis says that though the piece was commissioned by JALC to celebrate the Harlem church's bicentennial, the music has a deeper, personal spiritual meaning for him. The trumpeter says he wrote the piece for his grandmother and great-aunt, both born around the turn of the 20th century.
"Both of them were domestic workers and very religious and quiet spiritual people," said Marsalis. "I love those people because of the feeling they had and the religion gave them a large part of that feeling. It was a feeling of warmth and of a soulfulness and an engagement with the world … not by escaping things but through confronting them with the power of love."
Before composing the music, Marsalis spent hours talking with Butts about the significance of each part of the prayer service. He further drew upon his diverse influences: his music professor father's lessons about traditional spirituals, hymns and gospel music; his own experience as a classical trumpeter playing the religious works of Bach, Handel and Palestrina; and his encyclopedic knowledge of all styles of jazz dating back to its roots in his native New Orleans.
Marsalis also highlighted the common links between jazz and the African-American religious rite by including call-and-response patterns and leaving room for improvisation.
Both Marsalis and Butts acknowledge that such a collaboration would have been unlikely a century ago when many black preachers denounced jazz as the "devil's music."
"A lot of that feeling came out of ignorance born of the fact that people of African descent had been stripped of a lot of our culture and followed the lead of those who enslaved us … and were taught to really hate ourselves and our music," said Butts. "But now we've come to understand … that this is truly the only real American music and it's beautiful music."
Marsalis says Louis Armstrong helped change attitudes when he recorded the first jazz version of a spiritual in 1938, "When the Saints Go Marching In," and many other jazz musicians drew inspiration from black church music, including Duke Ellington, Horace Silver and John Coltrane.
Butts says the Abyssinian Church has its own links to the jazz tradition. Nat "King" Cole was married there, and the church held memorial services for Count Basie and Art Blakey.
In the early '90s, Marsalis performed his only other major religious work at the Harlem church — "In This House, On This Morning," a suite the trumpeter wrote and recorded with his septet. Marsalis' adviser on that project: the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who preached a sermon on the trumpeter's album "The Majesty of the Blues."
Butts says the recent controversy surrounding Wright, Barack Obama's former pastor, has resulted in "a little bit of the maligning of the black church."
"I'm hoping that people will come away with a better understanding of the importance of our religious experience and what it's meaning truly has been for America and the world," Butts said. "I want this expression of jazz music and the African-American religious and sermon tradition to serve as a foundation for unity among all people. That's the height of our religious expression in America ever since we were enslaved people. We've been trying to make sense out of the madness, and reconciliation, unity, peace, prayer, this is what we hope for."
(Charles J. Gans/Associated Press)
Wynton rehearses for Abyssinian 200: A Celebration – (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff)
The Rev. Dr. Calvin Butts speaks with Wynton – (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff)
Wynton, JLCO and the Choir during rehearsals – (AP Photo/Diane Bondareff)
The House of Swing was luminescent tonight with the glowing voices of the Abyssinian choir and the JALC Orchestra.
God's blessing!.
Luigi, has there been a recording and release date set for this piece yet?
Too soon to know it.
There will be a recording…but there's no fixed date for now.
what is this Schaumburg Mr. Marsalis refers to in the first video?
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture,
Beautiful! You can chart compositional development in form and content between this work and "In This House On This Morning," which debuted in 1992.
Dear Mr Wynton Marsalis, my name is Willie McCain, Fayetteville, NC 28301. My Nephew (Damien Sneed), sent this web site to me so I could see some of the work that you're doing. First, I want to compliment you for all the outstanding work that you've been doing over the years. Damien and I talk about you often. I want to thank you for giving Mr Sneed the opportunity to work with you again. I know that your whole family is in the music business. We love all of your music. I pray that Abyssinian 200 will be successful. A fan, Willie McCain
First of all, I would like to thank God for giving me the opportunity too know a few great men of color during my life time. Mr. Marsalis, I want to thank you for giving my nephew, Damien Sneed the time of his life. Damien is a great young man, who tries very hard to do his best at everything he does. I rate Damien in music as being one of the best just like I rate Tiger Woods in golf as one of the best. Mr. Marsalis, I rate you at the top of your game. Your CD, Wynton Marsalis Standards & Ballads, is just outstanding. Working with Rev Butts on Abyssinian 200, is just great stuff, I love it. I really enjoyed You and Damien doing those programs for the President and First Lady Michelle. Thank you for setting outstanding standards for all people. (Ret) SGM Willie McCain.
Damian Sneed conducted again this weekend for JALC during Vincent Gardner's premier. The composition was wonderful. The full sound was laced with intricit developments and sequential voicing.
Excellent, Gentlemen.
Please let us know when the recording becomes available.
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A video game hosted by a Georgian website is causing outrage in the gay rights community. The idea of the online game - to shoot nudists, before they b**ger you, was created by a Frenchman. It's banned in France... but not in Georgia.
The game (available here), was initially picked up and slated by the Gay Caucasus blog, shortly followed by Gay Armenia. Global Voices quoted the latter as being "completely disgusted", finding it particularly shocking that the concept was adopted by "those religious-minded people in Tbilisi, Georgia, who swear in the name of Georgian patriarchy and constantly cite Bible to 'justify' their homophobia and hatred. Is this their (un-)'orthodox' way of bringing up children by creating an image of an enemy (= gays) and teaching how to deal with it (= kill them)?"
Jean Christophe Calvet runs the Uzinagaz site, which launched the game "Watch out behind you, hunter".
I have to say that at the beginning, we really didn't understand why the association was attacking us. The guy who came up with the game, Stéphane Aguie, wanted to mock hunters and red-necks, not gay men.
Our games are not politically correct. They're aimed at teenagers (12-18) and it's true that they're of a juvenile humour. I realise now that this one in particularly could be found shocking, but I believe that you should be able to make this kind of joke in the name of freedom of speech. Incidentally, not everyone in the gay community was supportive of banning the game.
It's not the first game we've been attacked over. Jean-Marie Le Pen [far right French party leader] took us to court over a game in which users could throw axes at his face. He was not the only celebrity featured in the game, but in his case it was a swastika rather than an axe... We were also criticised by the Americans for our 'New York Defender' game. Launched in 2001, the aim of the game was to protect the Twin Towers from plane attacks."
i am not a gay, but i am not in favor for this kind of games.
It is very sad to see this. Did the fight against the third reich not teach the french anything.
And it is aimed at 14-14 year olds. It is sick.
I can't believe that anyone would find it acceptable that a games target is gay people and then is targeted at the 12 - 14 year old set. What if the sport was to shoot people from the village of Tbilisi, with points accrued for every one of these homophobes that was taken out. The Frenchman who originally created the game is a despicable sample of the human race, and in some ways demonstrates why the French people are still not looked on as being collaborators of hate. But as to the people of Georgia not condeming this game and the site hosting it, just shows how small minded they are, and maybe gay people of the world should shun the country and refuse to buy any products produced there.


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Cola drinks do a beautiful job of cleaning the corrosion from brass and similar alloys. How does this work? And what effect do the chemicals that cause this have on your stomach when you drink cola? (continued)
A: Unfortunately, the reaction in cola does not "remove the oxygen from [tarnish] leaving a coating of metal behind", as claimed by your correspondent on 20 January, but instead, a soluble salt of the metal that produced the tarnish is formed, leaving us looking at the freshly cleaned metal surface. Even the strong phosphoric acids used in rust-killing preparations do not claim to reduce the rust to iron. They merely reduce the ferric oxide to more stable iron (II) compounds, which resist further corrosion better than a rust layer.
Incidentally, tarnish is often a complex material and, although oxides may well be the most common constituent, they are by no means the only ...
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Today's the day! Check out the livestream from Holla::REV here, and join the conversation with #hollarev on Twitter.
This evening event kindly hosted at the Amnesty International Human Rights Centre will see leading thinkers and activists in the field expand the definitions of street harassment and discuss what each of us can, and is doing, do to create real on-the-ground change in our communities.
Join us!
Confirmed speakers and performers include:::
– Laura Bates from Everyday Sexism,
– Emily May, executive director of HollaBack!
– Susuana Antubam, NUS National Women's Officer
– Hollaback! site leaders from around the world putting issues in their local context, from the Bahamas to New Orleans and beyond!
– Bryony Beynon and Julia Gray, discussing Hollaback London, our advisory work on Project Guardian and the Good Night Out Campaign
A one off special interactive musical performance from Richard Phoenix and Jennifer Calleja of Sauna Youth
+ Lots more!
Reserve your (FREE!) tickets today! Hope to see you there.
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Julia Retzlaff, an amazing young (18 year-old!!) filmmaker created the awesome short film STOP. about street harassment. Julia has worked as a T.A. for the Bay Area Video Coalition's (BAVC) beginning video track as well as a freelance editor and researcher for BAVC Productions. We are so excited to see young emerging artists speaking to the realities of street harassment. According to our recent study, 85% of US women report experiencing their first harassment before the age of 17.
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While walking to work on 06/29/15, a white truck parked on the street near me. A man got out and yelled, "Hey, beautiful!" He then asked me to turn around and then said something unintelligible about my "body."
Published on July 2, 2015 at 12:12 pmno comments
A man came up to me when I was stopped at a crosswalk and offered $200 for a blow job. After I told him that was an inappropriate question, he argued that "$200 is a high amount." Again, I said that was an inappropriate question. Finally he left. I was afraid of angering him, not knowing what he'd do, but he did it in front of my sister. It happened near the stadium and the metro station, about a block away. It happened around 11:00am 6/30/2015.
Published on July 1, 2015 at 12:09 pmno comments
I've actually been harassed way too many times, at one point (because it all started off when I was young 14) I just started to think it was the every day norm for a woman to be harassed, either verbally or physically. But now I understand that it isn't something your supposed to be used to.
I spent my adolescent years being physically and verbally assaulted, from being molested, to having some stranger call me a slag. All unprovoked.
I've had men try and put their hands up my dress on a night out, to men pinning me up walls from behind and kissing my neck.
I've even had friends dads touching my breasts, but I was so scared during every encounter I've had with these men that I had never said anything, thinking that if I said anything than they would take it further.
I thought I should say something, as I've never really told anyone before. Only my partner, and it's comforting being able go acknowledged that I am not alone. That it's something that all woman must go through.
Published on June 29, 2015 at 10:26 pmno comments
A car tried to approach and follow me. This happens constantly near the shopping center
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I was standing in line at Armadillo Grill late last night when a man approached me attempting to hug and then grope me. I said stop but he didn't, then I yelled. He started screaming that I was a white privileged bitch and then other things like "Princess Diana" which I don't understand. None of the staff members helped me when I was clearly panicked. He waited for me outside and continued screaming at me while I was waiting for an uber with my friends.
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And yeah, the ending was jus as good as the opening, The cinematography was just class.
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And yeah, the ending was jus as good as the opening, The cinematography was just class.
Another great scene was at the dinner table where Skylar walks off so casually while Walt is half way through his sentence. Lol and then a brilliant Cut to Walt fake crying to Hank.
Oh come on, the man has his flaws (big flaws) but I've watched this guy come from being a pussy to a boss. And now I need to watch Walt become the ultimate don who the cartels fear. And then Maybe after that my darg Jesse can kill him but until then I'm supporting Walt in his mission to the top of the world.
Flaws? He's an egomaniacal sociopath, dude. Yeah, a good part of the allure of the show is seeing the transformation from milquetoast chemistry teacher to straight up gangsta, but there's something seriously wrong with the people (and this isn't directed at you) who are actually rationalizing his behavior. I've seen some shit said on other message boards that actually sort of makes me weep for humanity. I mean, there are people who actually think Walt is in the right. That's cray cray.
Yeah there's no way to rationalise his actions, my guy is mentally abusing his wife and manipulating people, tyrant style. But I'm not talking about actual life morality and right and wrong because it's just entertainment and I'm speaking purely from that basis, which is why I want Walt to succeed. It's so crazy to actually think about how he is now compared to how good his intention were at the start.
Ehhhhhmmmmm...WOOP WOOP!
Red Dwarf X starts here in the UK on October 4th and I for one can not wait, I just hope it has the quality of the earlier seasons as opposed to the special Back To Earth.


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Maysville Senior Brett Potts Signs with OCU Cross Country
ZANESVILLE, OH - Head Coach Jim Diltz is pleased to announce the addition of Brett Potts to OCU Men's Cross Country. Potts was a standout performer at Maysville High School in Zanesville, Ohio where he enjoyed a strong prep career as a runner under the direction of Coach Paul Bailey.
Brett ran for personal records in the 1600, 3200 (T&F) and 5000 (XC) during his senior year at Maysville HS. He is a four year letter winner in both Cross Country and Track. He is a two time scholar-athlete award winner and has been an inspirational team leader for the Panthers.
This past year Brett has served in a leadership capacity as a student member of the Maysville Board of Education. He was recognized by the county this past February as he was honored as a 2013 Muskingum Christian Athlete Leadership Award recipient.


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Les Miller to take on Kevin White for commission seat
Mitch E. Perry
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Former Senate Minority Leader Les Miller will challenge incumbent Kevin White on the Hillsborough County Commission next year.
White represents District 3, which covers parts of West and East Tampa.
He was voted onto the Tampa City Council in 2003 â then left that seat to run for the District 3 seat formerly held by Thomas Scott in 2006.
Miller has been a House Representative and then state Senator representing the Tampa area in Tallahassee for 14 years. He ran and lost in the race for the Democratic nomination for Congress in 2006, finishing second to Kathy Castor.
White is ready for a fight, questioning why Miller is taking him on instead of running for the at-large district seat that will be vacated by Jim Norman next year.
White tells the St. Petersburg Times, â Itâs amazing to see somehow who has been a state representative and senator doesnât have enough confidence in himself to run in anopen countrywide race.â
But when contacted by WMNF today,Miller wasnât taking the bait.comments powered by Disqus


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How to Survive Your First Job As a Registered Nurse
Schoolwork, return demonstrations, and clinicals are done, graduation is over, licensing exams have been passed, and you've just been accepted to your first job. After years of training, you are now ready to practice. Here are some things to keep in mind to survive and enjoy your first job as a Registered Nurse.
1Reconnoiter the workplace. Whether it is a hospital, a clinic, or a home, it is important to know details like:
- Who your bosses are. Know their names and what they look like.
- Where you will be working. Know the "terrain." Familiarize yourself with the layout of the hospital-where the relevant place are (laboratories, ORs and DRs, etc.).
- Orient yourself to your wing/ward/area. That way you'll know where to get things from in a hurry.
- Try to do this even before your first day on the job. Knowing what the area looks like will help ease some of the fear or anxiety you may be feeling.
2Know your job description.
- Obtain a copy of the policies so you can refer to it as needed.
3Relax and unwind the day before your first day. This does not mean to get drunk. Just hangout with your friends, sit around and watch TV, or do whatever else you normally do to relax.
4Go to your shift early.
5Listen to the reports of the previous shift. These are called morning/evening reports, or in some places, "endorsements."
6After the reports, do your rounds. As you check on all your patients, begin to prioritize. This way you'll get an idea which patient needs the most attention first.
- Talk to them. Do not rely solely on what you see. Ask them how they are feeling. This also serves to build rapport and trust between you and the patient.
7Check your charts. Look at the standing Doctor's Orders and the medication record.
- You should also check for other relevant information such as patient history, allergies, and special instructions like DNRs (Do Not Resuscitate documents).
8Administer ordered medications and treatments. Keep in mind the basic concepts of administering medications, ensure that you have the right:
- Medication. Be extra careful to avoid mistaking a drug for another, especially if their names sound alike.
- Dosage. Sometimes even the smallest mistake in dosage can have drastic effects. Check and counter-check the dose you have prepared against the dose ordered.
- Client. Check the client's ID tag. If the client is conscious and coherent, verify their name by approaching them with something like "Mr. Robin Hood? It's time for your medications".
- Route. A medication indicated for intramuscular injection should not be used intravenously. A suppository is not an oral med!
- Time. Do your best to administer medications and treatments on schedule.
- Documentation. Record the client's status before you gave the medication, as well as where, when, and how it was given. Indicate the dosage too. You should also indicate the client's reactions to the medications.
9Do charts and other paperwork when you can. Some of the time you get in-between seeing patients you should use for tasks like this. It is very easy to get swamped by paperwork if you delay.
- Ensure that your charting is complete and accurate. A chart can become evidence in the event of a lawsuit.
- Note changes in a patient's condition, new doctor's orders, and any other relevant information to include in your end-of-shift report. It is important to let the next shift know about these things so nothing will be overlooked.
10Do your tasks until the end of your shift. When your first day on the job ends, think about what you've done. Remember the new things you've learned and try to analyze the mistakes that you've made.
11Get adequate rest and look forward to the next shift.Ad
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- Know the members of the health-team. Nursing is a team effort, and you will not survive for very long if you try to do everything on your own.
- Familiarize yourself with the paperwork. Obtain copies of the various forms to be filled out so you have an idea what they entail.
- Admit your mistakes. If you make an error that may potentially harm a patient, tell your superiors and the physicians involved immediately. Trying to cover it up will only get you in trouble even more.
- Your best defense against this is to make a conscious effort to NOT make mistakes. Know your basics. Review and learn new things about the field. Do things right every time, even if no one is looking at you.
- If you do make a mistake, learn from it and move on. There is no sense in dwelling upon it too much and it may just lower your self-confidence.
- Take care of yourself too. Take bathroom breaks. Eat and drink. Do not neglect your own needs.
- Nursing can be a stressful job and your first line of defense against burnout is caring for yourself.
- Keep notes. This way you can easily keep track of things that you have or have not yet done.
- Continue your education. Get more specialized training. Not only will this help your career, it also helps you to give your clients more effective care.
- Be respectful. But don't let people push you around either. Stand up for yourself and be assertive. Note that being assertive does not necessarily mean being hostile.
- Ask questions. Don't be afraid to "look dumb." It is better to mildly annoy your senior nurses with questions than to endanger lives by trying to do what you do not know how to.
Sources and Citations
- Tips for Nurses in their first year of Nursing
- Six Rights of Medication Administration
- Chandler, G, (2010),New Nurse's Survival Guide, ISBN 978-0-07-171395-5.
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Boys Being Boys With Stuff Stolen from Cars
A couple of boys on the northside of La Crosse may need to find something more constructive to do. Cops say they found the two 14 year-old middle schoolers scampering around at night last week, breaking into cars and stealing all sorts of stuff. Police recovered a couple of GPS devices, a camera, some fishing lures, a cell phone, three packs of cigarettes, lighters, lots of change and several other things. One of the boys was also carrying a knife. Cops took one boy home to his parents, the other he had to drop off with an older sibling because mom's not around and dad's traveling in the nation of Laos.


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By Chris RuddickMLB Editor
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) -
It seems as if every year there are complaints when it comes to the All-Star Game. Talking about who was left out or who actually made the team is almost as much fun as the game itself, which by the way is still pretty stale even though "it counts".
This year is no exception. Neither of the batting leaders in either league were elected starters and the Dodgers' Nomar Garciaparra, who is second in the NL with a .361 average, is not even on a roster.
One of the best young pitchers to hit the scene in a while, Minnesota's Francisco Liriano, was not selected to the AL team, but journeyman Mark Redman is on the club, due to the dumb rule that every team must be represented. I am sure people in Kansas City are honored to have him as their representative.
Seriously is he the best that the Royals have to offer?
So let's take a look at the starters for both leagues, as well as some of the players that should be there and some of the players who should feel very fortunate to be collecting an All-Star bonus check.
Ivan Rodriguez (C, DET) - Jumped past Boston's Jason Varitek in the last week to nail down his 11th starting assignment, breaking the mark of 10 that he had shared with Johnny Bench and Mike Piazza. Should not be there ahead of Minnesota's Joe Mauer, who will be a reserve despite hitting a league-leading .392, but is definitely better than Varitek.
David Ortiz (1B, BOS) - Let's hope Big Papi remembers to bring his glove to Pittsburgh. Ortiz has played sparingly in the field but without the designated hitter in the National League park the Red Sox had to slot him in as a 1B on the ballot. Last year's leading vote-getter, Ortiz becomes the first fan- elected Red Sox first baseman to start an All-Star Game since the Commissioner's Office returned voting to the fans in 1970.
Mark Loretta (2B, BOS) - Narrowly edged out New York's Robinson Cano in the last week. This is his second All-Star appearance, as he represented the Padres in 2004. He, like Ortiz, is also is the first Red Sox second baseman to start an All-Star Game since fan voting returned.
Derek Jeter (SS, NYY) - Is back in the Mid-Summer Classic after missing the event in 2005. Jeter, who is having an MVP-type caliber season, will be making his second start and seventh appearance as an All-Star. He and Bucky Dent (1980-81) are the only shortstops in team history to be elected by the fans.
Alex Rodriguez (3B, NYY) - Will be appearing in his 10th All-Star Game and will be starting for the ninth time in his career. Only Ken Griffey Jr. (12), Barry Bonds, Mike Piazza and Ivan Rodriguez (11 each) have been fan-elected more among active players.
Manny Ramirez (OF, BOS) - The AL's leading vote-getter (3,101,161) for the first time in his career and was the only AL player to top three million votes. Has been fan-elected the last eight years.
Ichiro Suzuki (OF, SEA) - MLB's top overall vote-getter in fan balloting from 2001-03, Suzuki has been an All-Star in each of his first six years in the league.
Vladimir Guerrero (OF, ANA) - Becomes the first Angel to be fan-elected to three straight All-Star teams since Rod Carew made it six times with the Halos from 1979-84 and Reggie Jackson did it three times (1982-84). Will be playing in his seventh overall All-Star Game.
Paul Lo Duca (C, NYM) - Will be playing in his fourth consecutive All-Star Game for his third different club (LA, 2003-04; FLA, 2005). Joins Gary Carter and Mike Piazza as the only Met backstops to be elected to start behind the plate.
Albert Pujols (1B, STL) - Was on pace for a historic season before a strained oblique cost him nearly a month. Still the top vote-getter in the majors with 3,418,555 votes and continues to lead the league in RBI with 71.
Chase Utley (2B, PHI) - Becomes the third second baseman in club history to be fan-elected, joining fellow Phillies Manny Trillo in 1982 and Mariano Duncan in 1994.
David Wright (3B, NYM) - The Most Valuable Player in the National League through the first half of the season. Wright and his shortstop counterpart will be fixtures at this game for a long time to come. He is the first fan- elected third baseman in Mets history.
Jose Reyes (SS, NYM) - The most exciting player in baseball makes his first trip to the All-Star game and becomes this team's first shortstop since Buddy Harrelson in 1971 to be elected as a starter by the fans.
Jason Bay (OF, PIT) - The best player you have never heard of. As bad as the Pirates are you have to give their fans credit. They stuffed the box for Bay and had most of their starters near the top of their respective positions. His 2,635,930 votes were second only to Pujols in the NL. Bay joins Roberto Clemente, Willie Stargell, Dave Parker, Barry Bonds and Andy Van Slyke as the only other Pittsburgh outfielders to be fan-elected
Carlos Beltran (OF, NYM) - Enjoying a better second season in New York. Those boos that rained down on him on Opening Day and the first week of the season seem like a century ago. Has re-established himself as the best five-tool player in the game. The only other fan-elected Mets outfielders have been Dave Kingman and Darryl Strawberry.
Alfonso Soriano (OF, WAS) - MLB's leading vote-getter in 2004, Soriano will be starting his fourth All-Star game, but his first in the NL and his first in the OF.
LIKELY AL STARTER - Jose Contreras (CWS) - I cannot imagine manager Ozzie Guillen not picking one of his starters here. Johan Santana would be a good choice, as well, but you have to go with the guy that has not lost since August of last season. Guillen is wacky, though, maybe he will start Redman.
LIKELY NL STARTER - Brandon Webb (ARI) - New York's Tom Glavine probably deserves the assignment, but he is supposed to pitch on Sunday. Webb won his first eight decisions this year and through May 31, had a league-best 2.01 ERA. At that same time, he was putting together a club-record 30 straight scoreless innings over three starts. After going six starts without a win, Webb picked up a complete game win on Sunday to improve to 9-3 with a 2.72 ERA on the year.
Francisco Liriano (MIN) - How is this guy not on this team? You are telling me that Redman, who we will discuss again later, deserves to be an All-Star more than Liriano, who has been absolutely lights-out since joining the Twins' rotation.
Liriano will likely get voted in as the last player on the AL roster, but it should have never even come to that.
Mike Mussina (NYY) - Has been the backbone of the Yankees staff this season and could be on his way to his first 20-win campaign. Probably got squeezed due to the amount of Bombers already on the roster. He also is scheduled to pitch on Sunday, two days before the game.
Curt Schilling (BOS) - Pitching the Sunday before the All-Star break and has the same problem as Mussina with the amount of Red Sox on the squad.
Jason Giambi (NYY) - Too bad Joe Torre doesn't manage the team anymore. Instead it is Guillen, who took his own guys Paul Konerko and Jim Thome, ahead of the Giambino, who has hit over 50 home runs since last July.
Travis Hafner (CLE) - Will the Cleveland slugger ever get into this game? He was a glaring omission from last year's squad and it looks like he will be home watching this year too. He, like Liriano, is one of five AL players vying for the final spot, but there would be a bigger outcry this year if he in fact was the final player selected instead of Liriano.
Nomar Garciaparra (LOS) - Enjoying a resurgence in his first year with the Dodgers. Will probably be voted on as the final player in the National League, but who knows, stranger things have happened.
Carlos Delgado (NYM) - Tough position in the National League. Having a sensational season, but with Pujols, the Phillies' Ryan Howard and Garciaparra, there is just not enough room for Delgado.
Brandon Phillips (CIN) - Nobody in Cincinnati seems to be making a big stink about this, but the Reds have been one of the better stories in the league this season. So what does that get them? One lousy All-Star in Bronson Arroyo. I understand no Griffey and no Adam Dunn since the OF is loaded, but why no Phillips? He is hitting better than Florida's Dan Uggla, who was selected by the players, and both have 44 RBI.
Michael Barrett (CHC) - Catcher is tough position to get more than one reserve so Barrett is in a tough spot even though his numbers are better than the starter Lo Duca's.
Johnny Estrada (ARI) - An All-Star in 2004, Estrada is in the same boat as Barrett.
Mark Redman (KAN) - Are you kidding me? I would have been happier if Mike Sweeney, who has spent most of the season on the disabled list, was chosen instead of Redman.
Three pitchers with at least 10 wins in the AL as of Sunday (Mussina, Schilling, Freddy Garcia) will all be home watching the game, but the 5-4 Redman and his 5.59 ERA will be at the game.
It was silly in 2003 when Lance Carter of the Devil Rays was selected and it is even worse this year. Something has to be done about the dumb rule that every team needs to be represented. Is the world going to end if a Kansas City Royal isn't in the All-Star Game?
Good thing for Gary Matthews Jr. that Redman was taken or he would have been a shoo-in for this award.
Paul Lo Duca (NYM) - Lo Duca has been great behind the plate for the Mets this season, but All-Star great? I don't think so. Let's be honest,though, his inclusion is nowhere near as bad as Redman's.
At the time of the selection Lo Duca was hitting .288 with three homers and 25 RBI. Not bad numbers for a catcher, but Barrett (.300, 8 HR, 30 RBI) and Estrada (.317, 6 HR, 44 RBI) are both having better seasons and neither of those two players are on the team.
Milwaukee's Derrick Turnbow is a close second here. He does have 23 saves, but you know your team is in trouble when your closer is pitching to a 4.04 ERA. Would have been a fine choice had he been the only Brewer on the team, but Carlos Lee is already on the roster. Doesn't make any sense.


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History of Art and Architecture
The concentration in History of Art and Architecture introduces students to the history of art, architecture, and visual culture. Students in HIAA explore Western and non-Western areas ranging over a wide period of time (Ancient, Medieval, Islamic, East Asian, Latin American, Early Modern, Modern/ Contemporary). Concentrators often focus on a particular period (e.g. ancient, modern architecture), a particular branch of the field (e.g. urbanism), or a methodology (e.g. semiotics, critical interpretation, archaeology), but students may choose to create their own program of study. Concentrators will receive essential training in perceptual, historical, and critical analysis. Concentrators often study abroad for first-hand knowledge of works of art and monuments as well as for exposure to foreign languages and cultures. Because foreign language skills are essential for pursuing art historical studies in a professional environment or in graduate school, HIAA requires two years of foreign language study.
Here's what concentrators from the classes of 2012 and 2013 reported they were doing in their first year after graduation.
- Account Manager, IgnitionOne
- Analyst, Hall Capital Partners
- Architectural Intern, Albert, Righter & Tittmann Architects
- Assistant Project Manager, Sciame, Inc.
- Assistant to Leila Heller, Leila Heller Gallery
- Associate Consultant, Bain & Company
- Barista, Diva Espresso
- Business Development Associate, Boston Trust and Investment Management
- Corps Member/High School English Teacher, Teach for America
- Corps Member/Teacher, Teach for America
- Customer Service, Bonobos.com
- Fashion Assistant, Conde Nast
- Gallery Assistant, Pace Gallery
- Intern, The Studio Museum in Harlem
- Marketing Consultant, Oil-Rite Corporation
- Paralegal, Schultz and Trombly
- Photographer, Creative Marketing and Branding, MJ Batson Creative and Dangerous
- Sales Analyst, IT and Social Media, Gigya
Graduate School
- Brown Alpert Medical School, MD
- Brown University, MA, Architectural History
- Columbia School of Journalism, MA, Publishing
- Columbia University, MArch, Architecture
- Northeastern University, MS, Accounting and Business/Management
- St. Louis University Medical School, MD
- Universite Paris 1- Pantheon Sorbonne, MA, History of Art
- University College London, MA, Art History
- Apprentice Shipwright, Mystic Seaport Museum of America and the Sea
- Curatorial Intern, Eastern Hemisphere Collection, The Textile Museum
- Dedalus Fellow in the Museum Archives, Museum of Modern Art
- Designer, Washington Post
- Financial Services, Serengeti Asset Management
- Grant Management and Finance Intern, Grassroot Soccer
- Intern, Moss Bureau
- Intern, Trunk Archive
- Intramural Research Training Award - Post-baccalaureate Research Fellow, National Institutes of Health
- Key Leader, Lululemon Athletica
- Marketing Associate, Arsenal Center for the Arts
- Operations Associate, Aurelius Capital Management, LP
- Research Analyst, Morgan Stanley
- Retail Management, Nordstrom
- Spay/Neuter Clinic Assistant, MSPCA-Angell
- Staff Representative, Major League Soccer Players Union
- Summer Intern, National Gallery of Art
Graduate School
- Brown University Alpert Medical School, MD
- California Baptist University, MS, Counseling Psychology
- Carnegie Mellon University, MFA, Theater Set Design
- Columbia University, M.Arch, Architecture
- Columbia University, MS, Urban Planning
- Eastern Virginia Medical School, MD
- New York University - Institute of Fine Arts, MA, History of Art and Architecture
- New York University, MA, Art History
- Pratt Institute, MS, Design and Visual Communications
- Rhode Island School of Design, M.Arch, Master of Architecture
- Umea Institute of Design, MFA, Industrial Design
- University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
- Washington University in St. Louis - Sam Fox School of Design and Visual Arts, M.Arch/MLA, Architecture and Landscape Architecture


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A batch of 388 freshmen of the University of The Gambia were Tuesday formerly welcomed by officials of the country's citadel of learning during an orientation ceremony held at its Brikama Digital Campus in the West Coast Region.
The total number of students admitted for the Class of 2016 now stands at 918. Earlier, 530 students were enrolled during the fall 2012 semester. The students who were addressed by the institution's top echelons on various issues including what is required of them during the course of their studies are admitted into various academic programmes at the UTG.
Addressing the students, the vice chancellor of the University of The Gambia, Professor Mohammadou Kah commended the admission staff for the great job they continue to do in ensuring high admission standards.
"You are indeed amongst the best selected from a large pool of applicants. You can be sure that, you are here today through your own merits. We congratulate you and your families. On behalf of the University's chancellor and founder, His Excellency Sheikh Professor, Dr. Alhaji Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh, the chairman and members of the Governing Council, faculty and staff, and your fellow continuing students, both undergraduate and graduate, I warmly welcome you all to a place where hope and history are forged into opportunities," he remarked.
Professor Kah underscored that the UTG is the greatest hope, pride and asset of this country beyond all our imaginations, asserting that it will continue to grow to the path of greatness and continue to evolve as a citadel of excellent learning, research and service to our nation and humanity.
The UTG, he posited, is the best thing that has happened to this country, and thus thanked President Jammeh for his foresight in founding it and the continued support to the institution. He said Gambians are indebted to their leader for this great achievement for the country.
"We applaud you - parents, guardians and family, as you leave your children with us so they can write the next chapter in the story of your family. Let me say a word about your class - The Class of 2016, a word about UTG and what it means, a word about the great things we can do together, and finally, final thoughts for your families. This class of 2016 is truly a unique class.
You are coming into the University when we are emerging from a very dark cloud and unfortunate distractions, which tested and challenged the University for the past two years or so; and beginning this New Year with huge optimism and excitement.You are coming to a stronger University with more opportunities and services to maximize your potential and prepare you for a brighter future," he told the students.
The VC reminded the students that they have been selected from many qualified applicants, and that as such, they expect them to consider themselves lucky to be part of the UTG family.
"Although, we did not admit matured students this semester- amongst the 388 admitted students, but we admitted matured students in Fall 2012-September. Thus, you are the class with the largest matured students admitted. Most of these matured students never had the opportunity for a university education and now UTG will brighten their futures. This is the class that have in its midst highly accomplished individuals who served in government as Cabinet ministers and other senior positions.
You are the class that has peers with at least one or two degrees, in some instances- a Masters degree, from reputable universities inspired to come back and earn a UTG degree! You are the class that has a father, mother, uncle, aunt, or sister amongst the matured student population of the UTG!We welcome them to UTG," he stated.
"What we expect of you here," the VC admonished, "is that above all, you accord everyone in the UTG community the respect due to each." He expressed hope that the students will take full advantage of learning from each other as well as from their excellent faculty.


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When he was 17 years old, Gary King was The King of his set of mates in Newton Haven, leading them on an unsuccessful attempt to hit all twelve pubs in a one-night crawl as adulthood arrived. The Kings friends grew up and moved on, but its been all downhill since for Gary. Twenty years later, he shows up in his friends lives out of the blue to re-enact that last act of defiant youth, and somehow convinces them do to it. But the town of Newton Haven has changed a lot since they left and its not just their famous organic farming, either. Will the Five Musketeers make it to the twelfth pub known as the Worlds End and will that actually be the end of the world?
I missed The Worlds End two weeks ago when it first hit the theaters, and I somehow missed the trailers, too. My best friend since high school lives on my street, but we dont get together often enough these days, so I suggested that he and I go see the film yesterday when both of us were in town at the same time. That turned out to be an ideal combination to see the latest absurdist film from the producers of Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. Its the perfect film to see with old friends, especially for those who really love a good laugh at the thought of reliving ones youth and, er, becoming Starbucks-ized pod people. But I get ahead of myself
The Worlds End might be the most hilarious film since Theres Something About Mary. Since I didnt know anything about the film, the major plot twist midway took me by complete surprise, and I found myself repeating the same WTF?


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Skipper Greame Smith hit a match-winning 86 as South Africa marched into a 2-0 series lead over West Indies with an 86-run win in the second ODI at Newlands.
Jerome Taylor took 4-34 as West Indies restricted South Africa to 255-9, but his effort was in vain as the visitors could only manage 169 in reply.
After winning the toss South African skipper Greame Smith had no hesitation in deciding to bat on a batsman-friendly Newlands surface.
Smith was joined at the crease by Herschelle Gibbs. who returned to the side in place of the injured Justin Ontong.
However, with the score on only eight Gibbs was sent on his way. Jerome Taylor picked up his first of four wickets when his delivery caught Gibbs' outside edge and Ramdin took a neat low catch.
Things went from bad to worst for the hosts shortly after when key-man Jaques Kallis played a loose drive and was caught by Chanderpaul off the bowling of Taylor for only 7.
Smith and De Villiers quickly set about stabalising the Proteas innings, with De Villiers in particular taking a liking to some loose bowling from Ravi Rampaul.
However, a lapse in concentration from De Villiers resulted in his downfall with South Africa 109-2. All-rounder Darren Sammy struck the Pretorian on the pads in front of middle stump and the right-hander was dismissed for a well-crafted 45.
Smith went past fifty as he and the in-form J P Duminy pressurised some loose West Indian bowling.
Smith eventually departed for 86 after edging to Ramdin off the bowling of Samuels. At 181-4 the hosts had the foundations laid for an explosive last 15 overs - however it went on to to simmer rather than explode.
Further tight bowling from Samuels and Taylor kept the run-rate down, and key wickets at key times halted momentum.
Boucher briefly threatened but departed for a run-a-ball 17 when he was clean bowled by Edwards. Duminy scored his second consecutive fifty but his partners were dropping like flies at the other end.
Pollock and Botha departed in quick succession off the bowling of Taylor with the score on 254-6 in the final over.
Only a single was added in a farcical final over which saw Duminy run-out for an impressive 68, and Morkel short of his ground for a duck as the South African innings petered out to an achievable 255-9.
An unfamiliar opening partnership of Brenton Parchment and Sewnawine Chattergoon strode to the crease as the West Indies began hunting down a par-score in good batting conditions.
Parchment was dismissed for only nine when he was caught off the bowling of Pollock at backward point.
A steady partnership of 46 between Chattergoon and Morton was then broken after a beauty by Charl Langeveldt. The pace bowler shaped the ball away from Chattergoon and just caught the edge leaving Boucher with a routine catch behind the stumps.
The introduction of Morne Morkel inflicted more misery on the West Indian top-order as the fiery seamer took two wickets in quick succession.
Samuels (2) was first to depart after receiving an unplayable ball short of a length which reared up to catch his outside edge.
Morton (19) soon followed with a loose back foot shot which he could only spoon up to Dale Steyn at mid-off.
At 69-4 Chanderpaul and Bravo began steadying the sinking West Indian ship. However, with 20 overs remaining calamity struck.
Confusion in he middle resulted in Chanderpaul sending back Bravo but a direct hit from the dynamic De Villiers left Bravo stranded by a matter of inches.
In the same Pollock over West Indies were reduced to 97-6. Wicket-keeper Ramdin was dismissed without scoring after he could only cut a Pollock delivery back onto his stumps.
Pollock - playing his 300th ODI - finished with remarkable figures of 10-5-13-2 as South Africa established a firm stranglehold on proceedings.
Darren Sammy joined Chanderpaul and the pair, almost resigned to defeat began playing their shots at will. A camio partnership of 37 was ended when Morkel dismissed Sammy (21) with the score at 134-7.
Dale Steyn was the next South African to get in on the act as he lured Rampaul (1) into an ugly pull-shot which he could only sky to Smith at slip.
Chanderpaul provided stern resistance despite carrying an injury, and he along with Fidel Edwards brought some respectability to the score.
Chanderpaul managed 54 but it was defiance rather than determination to win the match.


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Sophomore forward Rylee Nudell led the Lady Raiders with 15 points on Saturday night as Maple Valley endured a late run to hold off District 2 rival Central Cass, 51-43, in Tower City on Saturday night.
Squirrels senior guard Kirby Camas scored 18 points and senior forward Abby Cramer 13 to lead Central Cass.
Maple Valley (4-0 District 2, 10-1 overall), winners of eight straight games, host District 2 rival Enderlin at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Tower City.
Maple Valley senior center James Richman scored 10 of his 28 points in the third quarter, and sophomore guard Riggs Nudell 10 more as the Raiders took out North Sargent, 60-44, in Tower City on Saturday night.
North Sargent senior forward Dawson Peterson put up 20 points and sank 8 of 10 free throws to power the Bobcats.
Maple Valley (3-2 District 2, 7-6 overall) faces LaMoure/Litchville-Marion (1-1 District 5, 7-6 overall) Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in LaMoure.
Wednesday's Valley City State men's and women's basketball games against Jamestown have been designated as "White Out" contests, VCSU announced Monday.
VCSU's athletic department encourages VCSU fans to wear white in support of the Vikings as they face the rival Jimmies. The Viking women tip off at 5:30 p.m., the men at 7:30 p.m. at W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse.
The Valley City Junior Senior High School cafe concert's Sunday performances have been postponed to Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. in the Hi-Liner Activity Center. The two performances will be combined into one due to facility conflicts. The seventh- and eighth-grade choirs will perform at the Wednesday show.
Monday's performance will remain the same, featuring the sixth-grade students from Washington Elementary School beginning at 7 p.m. Sunday's performance tickets will not be honored for Monday's performance unless ticket holders call the school and exchange tickets on Monday.
The Valley City Times-Record invites the community to meet the press Friday, Jan. 31 from 11 a.m. to noon at the Valley City State University Student Center. Come and chat with publisher J. Reed Anderson, local news reporter Heidi Harris and sports editor Jake McNeal.
The Valley City Police Department is cautioning area churches about a convicted child sex offender from California who is allegedly operating a scam.
A release from the VCPD said Kenneth Monk, a 5-foot-9-inch, 140-pound white male with brown hair and brown eyes, has been walking into churches, telling the congregations that his wife has died in a car accident and he needs money to get to Forest, Miss., to go to the funeral and be with his children. It's estimated that Monk is about 35 years old.
Barnes County commissioners Tuesday approved rebuilding work on two county roads done over the summer, said Kerry Johnson, Barnes County Highway superintendent.
More in Monday's Times-Record.
Nikki Grebel is the new director at the Legacy Place in Valley City. A former U.S. Bank employee, Grebel said she is enjoying her new role and is excited for the challenge. She became director Dec. 16
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Valley City State's basketball teams split their North Star Athletic Association conference openers Saturday at Mayville State, the men winning 68-59 while the women lost 76-58 to the No. 16-ranked Comet women.
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Joe Dominiak is Valley City State's new assistant baseball coach, VCSU announced Friday.
"Joe brings a tremendous amount of experience and knowledge to our coaching staff," said head coach Casey Olney. "He has coached at every level from high school to Division I. We are excited to have him take over the coaching responsibilities with our pitchers and catchers."


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An exploration of how technologically-based problems facing the United States and the world relate to the Earth system, including the lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere. The set of issues include such geoscience-based topics as fossil fuel resources, nuclear power, renewable energy sources, global warming, meteorology, and seismology.
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A a rigorous introductory course designed to provide an overview of geologic, geochemical, and geophysical principles and concepts associated with fossil fuel origins, exploration, development, production, and utilization. The course starts with a general introduction to fossil fuels and geologic principles and ends with a discussion of environmental issues associated with fossil fuel use.
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Explores the nature and properties of energy. Emphasizes a scientific understanding of energy and is role in the global society. Examines current and alternative energy sources used to meet the needs of a growing and developing society. Some Friday or Saturday field trips.
The Earth's Energy Resources (GEOL 115) part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Richard Kettler, University of Nebraska at Lincoln
This course examines the geology of energy resources. Emphasis is placed on those energy resources that society values most highly and consumes most voraciously. We emphasize those aspects of geology that are particularly relevant to the production of energy resources and to attempts to estimate the ultimate global recovery of these resources. We also consider briefly policy issues related to energy resource development, production, and utilization.
Global Environmental Obstacles part of Quantitative Skills:Courses
Walter Borowski, Eastern Kentucky University
The course uses Mackenzie's Our Changing Planet as a template and investigates world population, diminishing water resources, anthropogenic effects on the atmosphere (ozone hole and acid rain), and global warming. While assessing these global environmental problems, students will learn about deep time, cycling of substances, plate tectonics, and geologic climate change.
GEOL3650: Energy: A Geological Perspective part of Quantitative Skills:Courses
James Myers, University of Wyoming
Examines the energy needs of a modern industrialized society. Looks at the typesof energy, the natural laws that govern its use, transformation, and conservation. The different sources of energy available to modern societies are examined. Examination includes fossil fuels, nuclear power as well as alternative energy sources. The formation of the resource is dicussed, how it is extracted, and any environmental consequences assoicated with its extraction and use.
Environment and the Earth Class part of Starting Point-Teaching Entry Level Geoscience:Service Learning:Examples
Compiled by Suzanne Savanick, Science Education Resource Center. Based on Bixby et al. (2003), Ecology on Campus: Service Learning in Introductory Environmental Courses, Journal of College Science Teaching, v. 32, n.5, o, 327-331.
Approximately 150 undergraduate students in the Environment and the Earth class at the University of South Carolina participated in a campus environmental service-learning project. The students collected data on lighting, water fixtures, recycling bins, and trash in five academic buildings. Signs were hung in the buildings and data were collected a second time.
Environmental Economics and Policy part of QuIRK:Courses
Aaron Swoboda, Carleton College
This course explores the economic and political institutions affecting the environment. We will use the tools of economics to analyze several contemporary environmental policy issues ranging from climate change, local land use, agriculture, and water.


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One Wildcat Streak Comes to an End...
The nation's longest winning streak came to an end on February 9 as defending national champion Arizona fell to Mississippi State 7-1 at the Fiesta Bowl Softball Tournament. The No. 1 Wildcats came into the contest with 32 consecutive wins, dating back to last season when they swept through the NCAA regionals and the Women's College World Series. The next day, Arizona suffered its second loss of the year, falling to Wisconsin 3-0.
...Another Wildcat Streak Continues
Arizona pitcher Jennie Finch extended her personal winning streak to 45 consecutive wins. Finch, who posted an NCAA-record 32-0 mark last year, entered the 2002 season with a 40-game winning streak and has won her first five decisions so far this year (through Feb. 13). The NCAA record is 50 consecutive wins by Rebecca Aase of Florida State (1991-93).
Quick Start for Bulldogs
Mississippi State is off to a 6-0 start (through February 13), including a 4-0 mark at the Fiesta Bowl Softball Tournament at Phoenix, Arizona. Two of the Bulldogs' wins at the Fiesta Bowl Tournament came over ranked teams, No. 1 Arizona and No. 17 Southwest Texas State. In the win against Arizona, Iyhia McMichael hit a two-run homer in the first inning and Kellie Wilkerson added a three-run shot in the second to stake the Bulldogs to a quick 5-0 lead. Also in the tournament, in a 12-4 win over Texas Tech, Mississippi State scored all 12 of its runs in the fifth inning.
Another Bulldog Quick Start
Fresno State Bulldogs, that is, and Jamie Southern in particular. Southern, who redshirted last year after an early-season shoulder injury ended her year, has won each of her first three starts in 2002 and was named Western Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week. Two of her wins for the No. 16 Bulldogs were shutouts, including a four-hitter against No. 5 California.
Early-Season No-Hitters for Bruins
UCLA is off to a 9-0 start and already has two no-hitters. Keira Goerl struck out 10 and tossed a no-hitter in the second-ranked Bruins' 8-0 season-opening win over San Jose State. Amanda Freed tossed a no-hitter without the benefit of a strikeout as UCLA blanked Texas 14-0. The no-hitters were the 78th and 79th in UCLA history.
Olympic Road Trip for Utes
While nations are competing for gold, silver and bronze medals in Salt Lake City, the Utah softball team is on a 19-day road trip. The Utes opened at Houston on February 6 and will remain on the road through February 24 when they wrap up play at the NFCA Leadoff Classic in Columbus, Ga.
Washington Off to Best-Ever Start
No. 9 Washington opened the season with a 10-0 mark (through Feb. 13), the best-ever start for the Huskies. Included are wins over No. 15 Florida State, No. 22 San Diego State and No. 23 South Carolina. The previous best start was 9-0, set in 1996 and 2000.
Tide's Laird Breaks SEC Record
Alabama pitcher Shelley Laird became the Southeastern Conference's winningest pitcher as she helped lead the 13th-ranked Crimson Tide to its 'Bama Bash title. Laird posted a 3-0 record at the Bash to give her 94 career wins, breaking the previous record of 93.
Northwestern State Pitchers Excel
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Classic Metrodome Classic Performance for UNI's Wood
Lindsay Wood of Northern Iowa was the offensive star of the Metrodome Classic in Minneapolis, Minn. Wood was 10-for-18 (.556) at the tournament with four home runs and seven RBI. Two of her home runs came in an 8-0 win over Wisconsin-Green Bay.
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Two by-elections are now likely to be triggered in the former Lib Dem's Bulmershe and Whitegates Ward, in Woodley, although Cllr Hayward has the right to appeal her expulsion.
The 63-year-old, of Kingfisher Drive in Woodley, was also ordered by magistrates to pay back £2,990.46 to Wokingham Borough Council and to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work and pay £85 costs.
She has repaid the money owed to the Department for Work and Pensions.
The court heard how she knowingly failed to declare a change in circumstances to both Wokingham Borough Council, and the Department for Work and Pensions, between May 4, 2004 and January 1, 2012.
The sentence also includes one offence of knowingly making a false statement to obtain Pension Credit on January 3, 2011. As a result, she received a total of £44,593.23 benefit, to which she was not entitled.
Hayward pleaded guilty to the all the charges at a hearing in July, when magistrates heard how, since April 2004, she had not informed either Wokingham Borough Council, or the Department for Work an Pensions, that her long term partner William Griffin had moved into her property and they had begun to live as if husband and wife.
This continued until enquiries discovered that Hayward was not living alone, which she had claimed up until that point.
Wokingham Borough Council's business improvement manager Julie Hollands said: "Wokingham Borough Council is determined to ensure that the benefits we administer are paid properly, that debt is collected and recovered, and that those who break the rules are held to account.
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