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The Robert Morris men's basketball team apparently will remain short-handed for the foreseeable future.
The university on Friday announced it suspended indefinitely freshman forward Jeremiah Worthem, freshman guard Britton Lee, sophomore guard Evan Grey and sophomore guard Shaire Tolson-Ford.
The Colonials defeated Sacred Heart, 91-65, on Thursday night without the four players.
"Student-athletes at Robert Morris University are held to the highest standards, and, unfortunately, these four individuals have violated university policy," athletic director Craig Coleman said in a prepared statement.
"We trust that these young men have learned from their mistake and will bounce back as better individuals as a result of this action."
The university did not comment further.
Worthem on Monday was named NEC Rookie of the Week, the second time this season he received such recognition. His 8.9 points per game ranks third on the team. The 6-foot-6, 215-pound Worthem was ranked as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com while at Math, Civics & Sciences Charter School in Philadelphia.
Lee is a reserve who has seen action in three of the team's 20 games. Grey and Tolson-Ford are walk-ons who have not played this season.
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1 Kyrios93rd Dec 2011 05:08:56 PM from good question...
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Hey, everyone! Just a Quick question... Would it be possible to avoid the grandfather paradox by, say, preventing the disaster you came to alter, then causing some other disaster in its place? Thanks in advance.
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2 alethiophile3rd Dec 2011 05:14:11 PM from Ëa
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Sure, but why would you want to? You could, I suppose, do something like leave a note for your future self saying "you need to go back in time and do this", but that's rather pointless. In general, either you can change the past, in which case it's usually a branching-timeline setup and you don't actually need to go back in time after you've changed things, or you can't (Stable Time Loop mode) in which case you can't really prevent disasters with time travel. (Or at least you're doing so from the perspective of a world in which the disaster was successfully prevented already.)
3 NoirGrimoir3rd Dec 2011 05:18:34 PM from San Diego, CA
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Well, a lot of time travel stories make it so the universe sort of automatically prevents itself from having paradoxes. So you might go back in time and save someone from being killed by a hit-and-run car, only for them to be mugged and killed a week later to make sure the same-ish outcome happens. Or if you're trying to kill someone, everything goes wrong, you're gun misfires, someone shows up to save them at the last minute, they survive things that have a 1 in a 100 change of survival. Stuff like that. So in the case of going back in time to kill your grandfather before he can have kids that would result in you, you just couldn't, everything would contrive to get in your way.
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4 alethiophile3rd Dec 2011 05:28:03 PM from Ëa
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And, probably, you would find out a while later about some old family stories about how your grandfather once almost got killed a bunch of times and survived by insane luck. (This is one thing that bugs me about single-timeline stories in which only the big, obvious events need to be the same. Everything has to be the same, because in reality it's all quantum, and on a quantum level your grandfather dying or not dying is no more 'important' than the precise reflection paths of the sunlight that hit the Earth on his birthday.)
5 QQQQQ3rd Dec 2011 05:43:37 PM from Canada
What kind of timeline do you imagine? One timeline like Back to the Future? You can easily avoid the grandfather paradox if you imagine it as multiple universes splitting off from a single event. One universe - grandfather dies (but you live, because you caused a split, and your grandfather's still alive when you're from), but in another universe, Grandfather lives (and you're born).
6 NoirGrimoir3rd Dec 2011 06:20:24 PM from San Diego, CA
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This is one thing that bugs me about single-timeline stories in which only the big, obvious events need to be the same. Everything has to be the same, because in reality it's all quantum, and on a quantum level your grandfather dying or not dying is no more 'important' than the precise reflection paths of the sunlight that hit the Earth on his birthday.Yes, I hate all time-travel except where going back in time creates another dimension, because it's complete bull and makes me think the writer doesn't know what they're talking about. To make you took a very specific sperm and egg, delaying or changing anything even remotely could totally mess that up.
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7 alethiophile3rd Dec 2011 06:22:57 PM from Ëa
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In the case of splitting timelines, or the essentially-equivalent destructive non-causally-looping single timeline, you can do whatever you want just as if you hadn't traveled at all. In the case of a single causally looping timeline, whence cometh stable time loops, you couldn't kill your grandfather because either the universe will conspire to avoid it or you're predetermined not to (and if you take quantum effects into account, per my last post, they end up being more or less equivalent).
edited 3rd Dec '11 6:23:25 PM by alethiophile
When writing any time travel story at all, one must remember: Either the past can be changed, or it can't. If the past can't be changed, that means that anything you do in the past will have already happened. You could go back and try to kill your grandfather, but the fact that you were born means that you either failed to or decided not to. If you can change the past, then anything you do in the past will affect the "present" that you return to. If you go back in time and kill your grandfather, history will change accordingly. You won't disapear, though, because you're from another timeline. The act of changing the past created a new timeline, and the timeline you came from wasn't changed—it was erased, but you still exist because you weren't in it at the time. If the change to the past is at a point in time where the time traveler was already born, an alternate version of him should logically exist when he returns to the "present". If the change takes place before he was born, there's a very good chance that he and everyone younger than him were never born.
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Just use Tales of Phantasia's theory of time travel where changing major historic events has an inexplicably random, 50/50 chance of not actually applying to the timeline.
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11 Wolf10664th Dec 2011 02:43:31 PM from New Zealand , Relationship Status: In my bunk
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The thing that always bugs me about the "you change something and make and alternate timeline" is that you've effectively created an entire new universe. If the Earth of this timeline is not the same as the original Earth from the original timeline, then nor is the sun it orbits the same sun, nor is it the same galaxy - yet this alternate Earth has a sun, neighbouring planets, comets etc. It's in a galaxy which is one of millions of billions in this amazing and expanding universe [/song] In the instant you make a change, an alternative universe comes into existence as a parallel "timeline". Every single thing in this universe is identical to the one just "left" - right down to quantum level and vectors, spins etc - right up to the POD. From the POD, most this other universe keeps on going pretty much as the original (your change can't even affect Alpha Centauri for at least another four years (if at all), let alone anywhere else). From the POD, the change sends its ripples outwards, making this alternative Earth progressively more different from the original. It's that "creating an entire new universe" aspect that I can't buy. I can't recall the estimated mass present in our universe but we'll just call it a fuckton. Which means that the energy required just to create the mass alone = fuckton*c^2 which is even more. How could you change an event, thus creating an entire alternate dimension with its own universe? There's a limit to how much energy you can get out of putting a bullet in someone's brainpan.
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12 alethiophile4th Dec 2011 02:53:58 PM from Ëa
Shadowed Philosopher
If you buy many-worlds quantum, which seems to be the only theory that makes any fucking sense, then it's already happening constantly anyway and time travel just needs to pick one of those branchings.
13 Yej4th Dec 2011 03:02:53 PM from <0,1i>
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In the "proper" version of many-worlds, there's only one "world;" it just contains within it all possibilities of any given event, in certain proportions. (This turns out to be important because they interfere with each other) Actually, if you upgrade the "time machine" concept slightly, that would let your machine deposit you at any place at any time in any reality you like, For Want of a Nail being in as much force as you like. This includes absolutely insane ones, up to and including full-blown Cloudcuckooland. This fits in quite easily with the Grandfather Paradox, since there is a non-zero probability of a person, convinced that he is an assassin from the future, spontaneously popping into existence. (As long as an equal amount of antimatter somewhere else disappears.)
edited 4th Dec '11 3:05:29 PM by Yej
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14 alethiophile4th Dec 2011 03:48:22 PM from Ëa
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Well, it's all strange and gets down to the level where things aren't things anymore, but I was under the impression that you could more or less visualize the separate probability blobs corresponding to the different outcomes as different universes. Is this wrong?
15 Yej4th Dec 2011 03:58:10 PM from <0,1i>
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You can, but you can also visualize them as different locations within the same universe, albeit with some of these locations being more "real" than others.
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I don't see why creating a new universe would be a problem. If you've got time travel, you're already operating under the assumption that our knowledge of physics is incomplete or "wrong". There's no examples to prove that conservation of energy/mass doesn't make an exception for these kind of events. :P
edited 4th Dec '11 6:35:07 PM by RTaco
17 RalphCrown4th Dec 2011 07:13:38 PM from Next Door to Nowhere
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Another option is to posit that the concept of causality itself is flawed in some way. Your grandfather's life is not a direct cause of your own. Or our concept of time is flawed. Maybe time flows backward not forward.
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|2 1⁄2 Cup (40 tbs)
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon, crushed
|6 Ounce, broken
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|2 Tablespoon
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Mike Driscoll, editor of cruise industry newsletter Cruise Week, says that with long stretches of sea time between ports, these are trips "where you want to bring your 1,000-page Ken Follett novel."
If you can't spend a full 14 days afloat, are you out of luck? Not necessarily. While Carnival requires that its repositioning passengers book the entire trip, policies of other cruise lines vary. Some allow passengers to book segments as short as a single day.
Saunders cites the example of a 17-night cruise departing Vancouver Sept. 25 for San Diego by way of Hawaii. Passengers can book the whole trip or just, say, the one-day jaunt between Vancouver and Seattle.
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Investigator: 'ÄòFlight 370 LANDED At USA'S SECRET DIEGO GARCIA MILITARY BASE, Plane & Passengers Then Put In a Faraday Style Hangar'Äô [VIDEO]
Most recently Montagraph produced a video detailing the possibility that the missing Malaysian Airlines flight 370 was landed at Diego Garcia, a top-secret military base controlled by the U.S.
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(INTELLIHUB) 'Äî Montagraph, who is also the face behind the popular 'ÄúMontagraph'Äù YouTube channel, is known for his thought-provoking videos.¬ÝIn his most recent video titled 'ÄúFlight MH370 Is At Diego Garcia 'Äì Here'Äôs The Proof'Äù,¬ÝMontagraph laid-out a brief timeline of events that really make sense. In fact his theory makes more sense then any of the mainstream media'Äôs recent conjecture.
In fact, the video details how flight 370 departed Malaysia's Kuala Lampur Airport at 12:41am on the Mar. 8, disappearing from radar and tower communications around 1:21am after making a rather sharp turn-back to the west. This is key information which led Montagraph to the next part of his investigation.
According to Montagraph and others, the plane was seen flying low at the southern tip of the Maldives Islands around 6:15am, on the morning of Mar. 8, 2014. After referencing flight times and distances, Montagraph concluded that the plane would have been in the vicinity of the Maldives around 6:25am. "That's only a ten minute difference", stated Montagraph.
Montagraph then stated that MH370 most likely landed at Diego Garcia and the plane may have been ushered into a massive "Faraday cage" style hangar to avoid passengers from communicating with the outside world.
Montagraph speculates that the plane will later be crashed into the ocean for press coverage and none of the passengers will be retrieved as they likely are still being held at a military facility.
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Your original point was that the top-right hot corner can lead to the accidental closure of applications.
Oh it's silly now. Guess I can't refute that one.
You're deliberately ignoring your original point and my point. Fair enough, your original point was silly anyway.
How was it meaningless and irrelevant?
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MINNEAPOLIS - SEPTEMBER 27: Joe Staley #74 of the San Francisco 49ers reacts to a play while sitting on the bench during a game against the Minnesota Vikings at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on September 27, 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Vikings defeated the 49ers 27-24. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By JANIE McCAULEY AP Sports Writer Joe Staley understands if people take shots at San Francisco's offensive line and turn on the unit again. That comes with the territory after his group allowed nine sacks in a loss at Baltimore last week. The O-line had made such big strides after its early struggles. But against the Ravens, these guys got beat on protection calls and were repeatedly outmuscled. Coach Jim Harbaugh acknowledged there also were a handful of situations when quarterback Alex Smith held onto the ball too long. Left tackle Staley, center Jonathan Goodwin and right tackle Anthony Davis believe San Francisco will get right back on track this Sunday against St. Louis, needing just a few minor tweaks on technique to avoid the problems the Niners endured against the punishing Ravens defense.
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Sea Island will close its doors
After seven years in Corpus Christi, Sea Island Shrimp House at 5425 S. Padre Island Drive and South Staples Street, will close Nov. 7.
"Unfortunately, operating within the Corpus Christi market no longer makes strategic sense for our company. We look forward to the day when this is not the case, but until then we will be refocusing our efforts and resources to grow our brand in San Antonio and other key markets," said Barclay Anthony, Sea Island Shrimp House president.
Sea Island Shrimp House has been owned and operated by the Anthony family since 1965.
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Some of what glitters is maroon. The Texas A&M University-educated founders of LNV Engineering of Corpus Christi proudly sported maroon letterhead to announce the company's mention in the second annual Aggie 100 list of the fastest-growing companies owned and operated by former A&M students.
LNV Engineering was recognized as No. 62.
The company is a multi-disciplinary firm that specializes in civil, transportation, structural, water, sanitary and marine engineering. The firm has served as consulting engineer on numerous projects for municipal, governmental, and private clients in South Texas. Dan Leyendecker, Derek Naiser and Robert Viera are the president and vice presidents, respectively, of LNV, and all are Aggie grads.
The honorees are featured in the November 2006 issue of Texas Aggie published by The Association of Former Students.
Nominees needed
The U.S. Small Business Administration's Corpus Christi Branch Office is accepting nominations for Small Business Person of the Year as well as for other small business categories and special small business champion awards for 2007.
The Corpus Christi Branch Office is accepting nominations on behalf of business owners in these categories: Small Business Person of the Year, Small Business Exporter of the Year, SBA Young Entrepreneur of the Year (younger than 30 as of June 1, 2007), and the Jeffrey Butland Family-Owned Business of the Year, among others.
Nominations must be submitted and received by the SBA office in Corpus Christi no later than Nov. 27.
Any person or organization can nominate a deserving small business firm or champion by following the guidelines established by SBA. For information, contact Debbie Fernandez at (361) 879-0017, Ext. 16 or debbie.fernandez@ sba.gov.
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Chelsea jumped a provisional seven points clear at the top of the Premier League after Spurs imploded by conceding all four goals in the last 34 minutes at Stamford Bridge with defensive mistakes playing a part in every one.
Samuel Eto'o put Chelsea ahead after a slip by defender Jan Vertonghen in the 56th, an Eden Hazard penalty four minutes later doubled their lead and two late strikes by substitute Demba Ba helped preserve the hosts' long unbeaten run against Spurs who have not won at Stamford Bridge since February 1990.
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One could certainly make the argument that the Arizona Cardinals are playing better than anyone in the NFL right now.
The Cards have won seven of the their last eight games and are riding high after becoming the first team in nearly two years to defeat the Seattle Seahawks on their home turf at CenturyLink Field last Sunday.
Yet Arizona (10-5) still needs a win over San Francisco Sunday and have the lowly Tampa Bay Buccaneers beat the New Orleans Saints to qualify for this year's postseason.
Despite those two big hurdles, one Cardinals player is supremely confident about his own team. Defensive end Calais Campbell joined NFL AM on NFL Network Thursday and said as much.
"I mean, in my opinion, we're the best team in the NFC," Campbell said. "But I hope we get into the playoffs so we can show it, because going 11-5 -- but you don't make it to the playoffs -- nobody really knows. The only teams we talk about are the playoff teams. So we really hope we get a chance to get in. I know if we do, we will do some damage."
Following the Seattle win which featured a dominant, swarming defensive effort, Campbell proclaimed this "the best defense he's played on," which is noteworthy because he was a member of the 2008 Cardinals team which played in Super Bowl XLIII.
"That team was special, but I think this team is catching that same kind of intensity, that same kind of belief we had that year," Campbell said. "I think if we get to the playoffs, you'll see a lot of that same kind of magic."
But what if the chips don't fall right for the Cardinals and they miss the playoffs despite their recent stellar play?
"If that was to happen, it would hurt," he said. "But I can hang my hat on 11-5. If we go 11-5, we did our part and it just wasn't in the cards for us.
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I saw that nVidia listed yesterday (8/21) as the most recent release of their drivers (1.11)... does this include audio drivers? (If so, how do I get them) Or was it just referring to the precompiled SATA and Ethernet drivers they have listed?
Reason I ask is that I have a shiny new compaq with an nForce 430 board and Intel HDA Audio in it... the existing hda-intel driver (using gentoo 2.6.17) only gives me a master volume control... so the built in laptop speakers work fine, but I can't figure out how to get sound to come out my headphone/line out jack (so I can use my real speakers). Any help/experience with this? It's a shame to have this HD Audio with such teeny tiny speakers!
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A team of MIT researchers has used a novel material that's just a few atoms thick to create devices that can harness or emit light.
This proof-of-concept design could lead to ultrathin, lightweight, and flexible photovoltaic cells, light emitting diodes (LEDs), and other optoelectronic devices, the researchers say.
The research was published in the March 9 issue of Nature Nanotechnology. Researchers at Vienna University… read more


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[Kate's] energy and passion created quite a vibe among students and staff lucky enough to see her, and I know her messages will spread. The students and teachers appreciated her immense talents and found her "inspiring" and "motivating." She moved several students to tears with "Ain't No Drama Queen,"encouraged them with "Rise Up," and inspired them with songs about being yourself and loving that person. There were a lot of powerful messages, and one that stood out with many of the students was the reminder that people shouldn't be afraid to share their unique spark and be true to themselves. -Vice Principal, Trillium-Lakelands District School Board, Lindsay, ON
Kate Reid brought tremendous energy and positive presence to our classroom. She created a safe and open space to address issues of sexuality, homophobia, gender identity, and human rights. Her laughter is infectious and her ability to connect with all students, irrespective of sexual identity or gender, is rare. My students ranked Kate's presentation as the most informative, fun, and eye-opening event of the semester. - Dr. Corine Frankland, Department Chair, Liberal Arts - Santa Fe University of Art and Design, Santa Fe, NM
Kate Reid was astounding and reached out to many of our students who don't have a voice for their many inner turmoils. She addressed issues of homophobia with such humour and sincere grace. Given that many of our students are bombarded with conflicting messages from home, Kate's straight up talk and gestures of hope will stay with me along with my vocal class for many years to come. -Vocal Class Instructor, Limestone School District, Kingston, ON
Praise for Queer Across Canada:
Much has been made of the charm which radiates throughout Kate's albums-and rightly so, because her refreshing sense of humor has always been the spoonful of sugar that makes the tolerance go up. - Jeffrey Morgan's Media Blackout Top Ten of 2013
My daughter and I just listened to Queer Across Canada while driving her to and from her baton practice. I can't express enough how much of an impact this album had on both of us, in only one listen. We laughed hysterically and both burst into tears a few times. The songs resonated with both of us on so many levels. My daughter is 17, in grade 11 and commented on how much an album like this would have really helped her get through those middle-school years. Please know that the work you do is outstanding. I guarantee you have no idea the impact it is having on youth across Canada. - Garrett Metcalfe, parent and teacher - Durham District School Board, ON
Check out the latest news on the documentary about Kate's life in music by Empty Cup Media (www.emptycupmedia.ca) that's just wrapped and is now film-festival-ready: www.healmyself.ca!
Doing it for the Chicks, I'm Just Warming Up and Coming Alive are also available here on our Shop page, CD Baby and iTunes.
One glance at the cover pic of Kate adopting the role of a rap artist adorned with suitable adoring 'chicks' suggested this was a performer who understood wit and irony. Listening to the album confirmed all the promise of the cover. Pride, poignancy, power abound amongst carefully crafted gem after gem that don't mince words but never preach. Kate Reid is uplifting, life-affirming and she's a magnificent singer and writer of beautiful songs. - Sean McGhee, Rock 'N' Reel, UK, Dec. 2011
(Kate Reid) is back to her winning ways right from the opening track of her latest release "Doing it for the Chicks", telling the tale of a cross-dressing tugboat skipper chasing down love in one of Nanaimo's rougher drinking holes in "Captain Cupcake and the Cambie Hotel"...nothing but the finest in contemporary Canadian folk music. - Stuart Derdeyn, Vancouver Province, Sept. 2011
Some of the best shit disturbers out there are the ones who know how to mix the right amount of honey in with their medicine and BC singer-songwriter Kate Reid has the intuitive ability to meld the sassy and sweet just perfectly. - Denise Sheppard, XtraWest, Sept. 2011
Kate Reid is, quite simply, one of the best songwriters to emerge from the Canadian folk roots scene since David Francey. - Tim Readman, Penguin Eggs Magazine, January 2010
2010 Toronto Independent Music Award nominee - Best Acoustic Album
2009 Voted Favourite New Discovery by Penguin Eggs Critics
2009 Canadian Folk Music Award nominee - New/Emerging Artist


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Meet the Staff
Neil Andrito
Director of residence life
My name is Neil Andrito, I was born and raised in Oakland, NJ. I completed my undergraduate education at Stonehill College with a degree in biology and psychology and completed my master's degree in counseling psychology at Centenary College in NJ. At Salem State I am the director of residence life. The best part about working in residence life is being able to interact with students and help them discover their new home, Salem State.
Teresa A. Gallishaw
Associate director of residence life
My name is Teresa A. Gallishaw, I was born in Syracuse, New York. I completed my undergraduate degree in sociology and my master's degree in student personnel administration at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Currently, I am the associate director in residence life here at Salem State University. When I am not working I love spending time giving back to the community with my sorority sisters the ladies of Delta Sigma Theta Inc. I also like reading and shopping.
Daymyen Tyler Layne
Assistant director, housing operations
My name is Daymyen Tyler Layne, I was born in the Bronx, NY. I received my bachelor's degree in psychology from Hartwick College in Oneonta, NY. Prior to joining Salem State, I was the property manager for graduate housing at Boston College, in oversight of seven buildings in the Cleveland Circle area and the Heights. Here at Salem State University, I am the assistant director of housing operations, which includes all campus operations and housing during the academic year, as well as summer housing and conferences. My favorite piece of working here in residence life is the ability to connect with the undergraduate demographic, which I was away from for many years while working with graduate students. If I was not working in residence life, I'd be in the field of information technology.
Billy Dunn
Assistant director, residence life
I was born in Virginia Beach, VA and raised in Wilson, NC. After completing my undergraduate degree in Mass Communication at Campbell University, I worked for a member of Congress for a couple years, before moving to New England to attend University of Connecticut, where I received my master's degree in education. My favorite parts about working in residence life are working with student leaders, developing new professionals, and the opportunity to help students find solutions to unexpected challenges. When I'm not working, you can often find me at the gym, picking things up and putting them down.
Carmen Aponte
Administrative assistant
My name is Carmen Aponte, I was born and raised in Lynn, MA. I received my associate's degree in secretarial sciences from Marian Court College in Swampscott, MA. Prior to joining Salem State, I worked in key positions at different industries, particularly the hospitality industry where I worked for over ten years in sales and catering, this experience has allowed me to expand my customer service and event planning skills. At Salem State's office of residence life, I am the administrative assistant/office manager.
Kathy Van Riper
Accountant III
Forrest J. Finkler
Area coordinator, first year and sophomore experience
Sherard Robbins
Assistant resident director, Marsh Hall
Alex Brown
Resident director, Bowditch Hall
Hi y'all! I'm Alex Brown, the resident director for Bowditch Hall. I hail from Virginia Beach, Virginia and received my BS in psychology from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Go Hokies!). I received my MS in college student personnel from the University of Tennessee (Go Vols!). If I couldn't work with college students, I would be a professional karaoke singer!
Kris Nolan
Acting resident director, Peabody Hall
Hi all! My name is Kris Nolan. I grew up on a farm in White Creek, New York. I completed my undergraduate degree in world literature from the Castleton State College in 2012. I then worked at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire working in residential life. Now I am currently working through my master's degree in higher education in student affairs here at Salem State. I am the current acting resident director of Peabody Hall and am looking forward to having an amazing year! In my spare time I enjoy playing the ukulele, baking, running, and writing poetry.
Sarah Brown
Assistant resident director, Peabody Hall
My name is Sarah Brown, I was born and raised in North Attleboro, MA. I completed my undergraduate education at Salem State University for history. At Salem State I have been a resident assistant for three years during my undergraduate career, and during my graduate career was formerly assistant resident director for Marsh Hall and currently the assistant resident director for Peabody Hall. Hopefully after Salem I would like to explore my career options in the SEC!
Lu Ferrell
Resident director, Atlantic Hall
My name is Lu Ferrell, I am originally from Chittenden, Vermont, and I have landed in Salem by way of New York City. I completed both my degrees in Burlington, Vermont, where I attended Champlain College for a bachelor's of science in multimedia and graphic design and the University of Vermont for a master's of education in higher education and student affairs administration. Within residence life I am the resident director of Atlantic Hall and work on several projects including residential curriculum, gender inclusive housing, and professional staff training. Outside of the department at Salem State I serve on the President's Advisory Committee on Diversity, Affirmative Action, Equity and Social Justice, LGBTQ Task-Force, advise The Alliance, and co-advise the Campus Educators on Sexual Assault. Outside of work I like to hike, kayak and generally be outside going on adventures!
Skyler Boeding
Assistant resident director, Atlantic Hall
My name is Skyler Boeding. I was born in Denver, Colorado but raised in Orlando, Florida. I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Northern Colorado but am currently working through my master's degree in counseling here at Salem State. I am the current assistant resident director of Atlantic Hall and am looking forward to this new year! In my spare time I enjoy exploring New England and playing any sport I can find.
LeAnna Willis
Acting resident director, Bates Complex
My name is LeAnna Willis, i was born and raised in the Philly area. I completed my undergraduate degree at Bloomfield College in northern NJ. I'm currently working on my last year of my master's degree in higher education and student affairs here at Salem State. I work in residence life as the acting resident director for Bates Complex. After my time here at Salem State I hope to work overseas. I love traveling, Dr. Who, and Korean Dramas. If you see me around come say hi!


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Lamborghini planning 50th anniversary special edition - report
More questions than answers
According to a recent report, Lamborghini is working on something special to celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Nothing is official, but speculation runs the gambit from a special edition to a whole new model. If the latter scenario pans out, we could see a production version of the Sesto Elemento concept. Of course, if it's just a limited edition, we wouldn't be surprised if the anniversary model was based on the soon to be revealed LP700-4 / Aventador.
Regardless of what happens, 2013 will likely be a year to remember.
Source: Inside Line
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It would take something extraordinary to continue the Diablo-Murcielago sequence! Hope Lambo don't disappoint with all this hype!
Dec 31, 2010 12:01 pm
congrats. a very young automotive company at the top. hope they do something spectacular.
Dec 31, 2010 6:10 am
ya, what? Tesla is a "young" company. Lamborghini is making a 50th anniversary edition - 50...or, fifty years!
Jan 2, 2011 2:10 pm
this is probably the 12th 'special edition' they come out within a year...
Dec 30, 2010 10:36 pm
hopefully it is not as special as the Sesto Elemento Concept
Dec 30, 2010 3:15 pm


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