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U.S.-Mexico Relations, Security and Human Rights
March 17, 2015 // 4:30pm — 6:00pm
The Mexico Institute hosted an event on U.S.-Mexico relations, security, and human rights, exploring the effects of U.S. policy, and Mexico's struggle against organized crime, on the security situation in the country.
Strengthening Regional Competitiveness: An Update on the U.S.-Mexico High Level Economic Dialogue
March 04, 2015 // 9:30am — 11:00am
The Mexico Institute hosted several U.S. government representatives to discuss the accomplishments of the U.S.-Mexico High Level Economic Dialogue and priorities in U.S.-Mexico economic cooperation for the coming year.
Crossroads or Crisis? The Future of the Mexican Left
February 23, 2015 // 9:00am — 10:30am
The Wilson Center's Mexico Institute hosted a discussion on the future of the left in Mexico and the challenges the country faces.
Falling Oil Prices: Changing Implications for Global Producers
February 04, 2015 // 1:30pm — 4:15pm
As the price of oil continues to fall, the Wilson Center convened an expert global panel, assembled from Russia, Colombia, Canada, Iran, and Nigeria, to discuss the economic and political repercussions of depressed energy prices, as well as the effects of the lower prices on competitiveness and investment.
Report Launch: The U.S.-Mexico Border Economy in Transition
February 03, 2015 // 9:00am — 11:00am
The Woodrow Wilson Center's Mexico Institute hosted the launch of the report "The U.S.-Mexico Border Economy in Transition." This report is drawn from a series of four U.S.-Mexico Regional Economic Competitiveness Forums in order to engage border region stakeholders in a process to collectively generate a shared vision and policy recommendations to strengthen economic competitiveness.
A Mexican Utopia: Book Launch & Discussion of the Rule of Law in Mexico
January 28, 2015 // 9:00am — 11:00am
The Mexico Institute hosted a book launch and discussion of the rule of law in Mexico. Wilson Center Global Fellow Luis Rubio presented his book "A Mexican Utopia: The Rule of Law is Possible." After his presentation, several leading analysts discussed the development of the rule of law in Mexico, noting challenges and offering policy prescriptions.
The State of Citizen Security in Mexico: 2014 in Review and the Year Ahead
January 20, 2015 // 2:00pm — 5:30pm
The Wilson Center's Mexico Institute hosted its Second Annual Mexican Security Review, The State of Citizen Security in Mexico: 2014 in Review and the Year Ahead. The forum provided a careful examination of security challenges in Mexico, featuring presentations from leading policy analysts. Of particular interest were the available indicators of crime trends, analysis of the specific policy measures of the Peña Nieto administration, and the efforts of civil society to confront recent security problems in Mexico.
The Challenge of Governance: Lessons from Mexico City - A Conversation with Mayor Miguel Ángel Mancera
January 15, 2015 // 12:00pm — 1:30pm
The Wilson Center's Mexico Institute and the Atlantic Council were pleased to host a discussion with Mexico City's Mayor, Miguel Ángel Mancera. This event was conducted in Spanish.
First Annual North American Energy Forum: Energy Infrastructure Futures
November 19, 2014 // 9:00am — 12:00pm
From widespread fears about energy security, the debate in the United States in recent years has shifted to how the abundance of natural gas and significant new oil reserves are fundamentally altering the U.S. energy relationship with the world. North American energy independence is rapidly becoming a reality, with the United States now confident that it will be able to satisfy declining national demand for oil through a combination of domestic, Canadian, and Mexican supply, fuel efficiency measures, and a long-term shift from gasoline and diesel to natural gas-based fuel for transportation.
Mexico's Energy Reforms: Tracking Progress
November 14, 2014 // 9:00am — 10:30am
The Mexican energy industry is set for transformation after President Enrique Peña Nieto signed into law the reform's secondary legislation in August. On Friday, November 14, 2014, the Woodrow Wilson Center's Mexico Institute and the Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center hosted an event at the Wilson Center featuring the first major policy address in the United States by two of the top Mexican officials leading this reform.


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People living with challenging conditions are often considered 'undateable' - this series meets a few and follows their attempts to find love
Series 1 Summary
Looking for love can be tricky, but some find it harder than others. Add disability to the equation and it can sometimes seem almost impossible. This uplifting three-part series follows the journeys of several extraordinary singletons as they enter the dating circuit in pursuit of love.
From a stand-up comedian with Tourettes and a trapeze artist with brittle bones, to a media student with Down's Syndrome, an amateur poet with a learning disability, and a skateboarder with a facial disfigurement, the series follows them as they enter the world of blind dates, matchmakers and speed dating.
With the help of Searchmate, one of the UK's leading personal introductions agencies, and Stars in the Sky, a specialist dating agency for people with learning difficulties, The Undateables explores the realities of looking for love in an image-obsessed world, where too many people make snap judgements based on first impressions - and even consider some to be 'undateable'.
Episode 1 - The Undateables
Stand-up comedian Luke has Tourette's. He's reluctant to approach a girl in case he calls her a slag - or worse. How will he cope when he meets Lucy, who's never known anyone with Tourette's before?
Episode 2 - The Undateables
Justin has tumours on his body and face, and has never been out with a girl. He goes on a date with Tracey. Shaine has a learning disability. He can write a lady a poem but struggles to ask women out.
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Hadyn has undergone 40 facial operations and is partially deaf. His twin brother and a dating agency hope to help Haydn get over his lack of confidence with girls and find a girlfriend.
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Delaware Water Gap With Your Grandkids: Canoe, Kayak and Raft
Program Number:
Start and End Dates:
7/20/2014 - 7/25/2014
8/2/2015 - 8/7/2015
5 nights
Shawnee on Delaware, Pennsylvania
Price starting at:
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Meal Options:
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Program intended for grandchildren from 13 - 17 years of age.
Learn to paddle by canoe, kayak and raft with your grandchildren down the Delaware River, the longest free-flowing river in the eastern U.S. It�s a perfect location for an introduction to boating skills and water safety. Discover the high ridges of the Delaware Water Gap, where the river cuts through the Poconos. Explore new segments of river on different watercraft with experts in the local geography and biodiversity.
� Learn basic boating and safety skills before embarking by kayak, canoe and raft down different sections of the Delaware River.
� Enjoy explorations of the local woods, hills and waterways with a supervisory park ranger.
� Take advantage of the sublime outdoor setting to enjoy a campfire, swim, play tennis, volleyball or golf, fish and much more.
Activity Particulars
Walking up to two miles varied terrain; elevation gains of 1,000 ft; four consecutive days of canoeing/kayaking up to six miles; some Class I rapids.
Date Specific Information
Enjoy the latest in hearing technology � listening devices � on this date.
Coordinated by Shawnee Institute.
Shawnee on Delaware
This quaint, historic village is situated amid the sylvan beauty of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation area at the foothills of the Pocono Mountains in eastern Pennsylvania, just 75 miles from New York City.
Historic inn located on the only inhabited island of the Delaware River with indoor pool and full-service spa.
Road Scholar Instructors
These instructors are participating on at least one date of this program. Please note that changes may occur.
Cindy Miano
Cindy Miano retired in 2004 from a career in elementary education where she taught fourth grade and served as a language Arts chairperson. In addition to managing Shawnee Institute Road Scholar programs, Cindy is a personal trainer and life coach. She practices Pilates, yoga and various strength training programs, and helps to promote wellness plans for individuals while helping them to achieve overall good health.
Leslie Underhill
An avid student of yoga for the last seven years, Leslie Underhill has combined her love of the discipline with her enthusiasm for teaching. In 2004, she opened the studio Yogannamaste, and recently opened a bed and breakfast where she teaches yoga to guests. In addition to taking her classes to businesses and schools in the area, Leslie also teaches yoga to cancer survivors at the Pocono Medical Center. She is certified in spanda yoga and is classified as an ERYT 200.
Rick Koval
Rick Koval is a longtime resident of Luzerne County and a professional naturalist, consultant, wildlife photographer and award-winning outdoor writer. He was the director of land conservation for the North Branch Land Trust before becoming the head naturalist for Skytop Lodge in the Poconos. Rick is a local television personality as a naturalist on the popular show, �Pennsylvania Outdoor Life.� He is currently writing a book on the native orchids of the Poconos.
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Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Shawnee on Delaware, PA
1 night
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Shawnee on Delaware, PA
3 nights
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Historic Inn on the the river.
Contact info:
1 River Road
Shawnee on Delaware, PA 18356 USA
phone: 800-SHA-WNEE
Room amenities:
Moderately sized charming rooms have private bath, cable television, iron and ironing board, blow dryer, free wireless Internet access and telephone.
Facility amenities:
Concierge, 24-hour front desk, fitness room, ice machine, laundry service, lounge, room service (limited hours), 24-hour security, wake-up service and restaurant. Indoor pool. Full service spa. Business center with free Internet access.
Smoking allowed:
All bathrooms have a step up from the bedroom.
Elevators available:
Additional nights prior:
Before - $190; After - $110 This rate does not include any meals. It is for room only. Call 800-742-9633 to make additional reservations. To receive special rate please mention that you are with the Road Scholar group.
Check in time:
Additional nights after:
Before - $190; After - $110 This rate does not include any meals. It is for room only. Call 800-742-9633 to make additional reservations. To receive special rate please mention that you are with the Road Scholar group.
Check out time:
Travel Details
Start of Program:
4:00 PM Registration at the Shawnee Inn. You will be staying at
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
that night.
End of Program:
11:00 AM You will be staying at
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
the night before.
Required documents:
The Participant Information Form is required. Parental Consent form
Parking availability:
Free parking on site.
To Start of Program
Shawnee on Delaware, PA
Nearest city or town:
Shawnee on Delaware
Nearest highway:
Nearest airport:
Liberty International Airport, Newark, NJ
From End of Program
Shawnee on Delaware, PA
Additional transportation information same as above
Travel Details
Port Authority of NY
From Bus Terminal
Public Transportation
Martz Trailways
phone: 570-424-3040
Per Person/One Way:
Adults: $34; Seniors $29.95.
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
Bus service ends at Delaware Water Gap, about 2.5 miles from the Inn. Transportation between the Delaware Water Gap terminal and the Shawnee Inn is available by taxi for $10.
Newark - Liberty Airport
From Airport
Public Transportation
Olympia Trails Bus Company/Liberty Express
phone: 877-863-9275
Per Person/One Way:
Adults - $16; Seniors - $8
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
30 minutes to Port Authority of NY
10 miles to Port Authority of NY
Tickets are available at Greyline in in the airport terminal, or can be purchased on the bus. From the Port Authority terminal in New York, take Martz Trailways to Delaware Water Gap.
New York - Kennedy Airport
From Airport
Public Transportation
New York Airport Express Bus Service
phone: 718-875-8200
Per Person/One Way:
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
30 minutes to Port Authority of NY
15 miles to Port Authority of New York
Bus stop is located at the Express Bus Stop at each airline terminal. Departure every 20-30 minutes. At the Port Authority bus terminal, take the Martz Trailways bus to Delaware Water Gap.
The Delaware Water Gap
From Bus Terminal
Pocono Cab Company
phone: 570-424-2800
Per Person/One Way:
Prices are subject to change.
Travel Time:
5 minutes
2.5 miles
Taxi service is available 24/7
Driving Directions
From the East: I-80 West
Take PA Exit 310, Delaware Water Gap (immediately after toll bridge, first exit in PA). Then take the next right exit to the PA Welcome Center. At the TRAFFIC LIGHT, proceed straight through on River Road. Go under overpass and over railroad tracks. At stop sign proceed to the RIGHT. Stay on River Road for approximately 1.5 miles. The entrance to the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort is on the RIGHT at the bottom of the hill.
From the North: I-84 West
Take Exit 46, Milford. Turn left toward Milford at the stop. At the traffic light in Milford, go straight through and on to US Route 209 S. Follow 209 South for about 25 miles. Just past the traffic light at the elementary school, make a LEFT turn on Hollow Road. Go 4.0 miles (pass Shawnee Mountain) until Hollow Road intersects with River Road at the Shawnee Playhouse. Turn RIGHT onto River Road. The entrance to Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort is 1/4 mile on your LEFT.
From the South: I-95 North
I-95 N TO I-476 N. (I-76 N, then I-476 N if coming from Philadelphia Airport). On I-476 N go to US-22 E, to US-33 N, then I-80 E to PA Exit 310, Delaware Water Gap. Turn LEFT at the TRAFFIC LIGHT on River Road. Go under the overpass, and over the railroad tracks. At the stop sign proceed to the RIGHT. Stay on River Road approximately 1.5 miles. The entrance to the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort will be on the RIGHT at the bottom of the hill.
From the West: I-80 East
Take I-80 E to exit 310, Delaware Water Gap. Make a LEFT at the TRAFFIC LIGHT on River Road. Go under overpass and over railroad tracks. At stop sign proceed to the RIGHT. Stay on River Road for approximately 1.5 miles. The entrance to the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort is on the RIGHT at the bottom of the hill.
Note for all:
Once you are at the entrance to the Resort, pass the gate house and continue straight over the bridge. The main parking lot will be on your left. You may either drive around to the front of the Inn and park temporarily under the portico while your check-in, or you may park at the main lot first, and enter the hotel through the rear entrance. Bell porters are available at either place if you need help with your luggage.
The prices listed for commercial services and facilities that are not included in the program cost, such as airport shuttles or extra nights lodging, are subject to change without notice. Since Road Scholar cannot guarantee the accuracy of these prices, we strongly suggest contacting the companies directly for the most up-to-date information.
Daily Schedule
Day 1:
Check-in, registration, orientation, welcome dinner, after-dinner lecture on Water Safety
(Sunday, July 20)
Arrive To:
Check in at front desk for hotel room. An Road Scholar registration desk will be in the lobby of the Inn
Meet Shawnee staff and fellow explorers for a program orientation.
Join Road Scholar participants and staff for a Welcome Dinner.
Water safety talk and tips on reading the river.
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Meals Included:
Day 2:
Complete instructional paddling program on a glacier lake featuring instruction in canoes and kayaks
(Monday, July 21)
Buffet breakfast at River Room
Kayak Instruction
Picnic Lunch
Canoe Instruction
Dinner at the Inn
Mountain Survival Training Class
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 3:
Guided river trip, scenic waterfall walk and picnic lunch, evening concert, campfire
(Tuesday, July 22)
Rafting 4 miles on easy, calm water. Guided walk to view a beautiful waterfall.
Breakfast buffet at the River Room.
Meet at the Canoe Base for a 4 mile river rafting trip.
Picnic lunch
We will enjoy a guided nature walk to a scenic waterfall
Buffet dinner at the Inn.
Star Gazing on the campus of the Shawnee Institute. Learn about Astronomy and take advantage of the beautiful night sky
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 4:
Kayaking trip, yoga class, picnic and swimming in the evening
(Wednesday, July 23)
Kayaking 6 miles on mostly calm water, some exposed rocks and short sections of Class I rapids.
Breakfast buffet at the River Room.
Set out for an exciting kayaking trip down the Delaware River with our Naturalist. Learn about Dragon Flies, Butterflies and edible plants.
Picnic Lunch with our Naturalist
Finish kayaking trip
Buffet dinner at the Inn.
Family game night at the Inn
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 5:
Canoeing skills clinic, guided river trip, lunch on the river, free time afternoon and evening, night hike with our Naturalist
(Thursday, July 24)
Canoeing 10 miles on mostly calm water, with some stretches of Class I rapids and exposed rocks. Easy eddy swim.
Breakfast buffet at the River Room.
Today we will paddle canoes on a beautiful 10 mile stretch of the Delaware. We will also have the chance to get in the river and enjoy a cooling Eddy swim.
Pull out of the river for a picnic lunch along the way.
River trip continues, with a stop for a swim and a rock jump. Free time for remainder of the afternoon.
Buffet dinner at the Inn.
Night hike with our naturalist
Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 6:
Buffet breakfast, adventure video and check-out
(Friday, July 25)
Buffet breakfast at the River Room.
Adventure video: Lost in the Grand Canyon
Make your own lunch for the road. Check out.
Meals Included:
Breakfast, Lunch
Free Time Opportunities
Shawnee on Delaware, PA
Bushkill Falls
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In Microsoft Excel, you can create a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications procedure that uses an input box to gather data from a user. To create an input box, you can use the InputBox method or the InputBox function. The main difference between the InputBox method and the InputBox function is how you use them to check the entered data to see if it is correct.
InputBox MethodThe InputBox method contains a type argument that you can use to specify the type of data to be entered. You can recognize that the InputBox method is being used if "InputBox" is preceded by the Application object. Also, if you click Cancel in the input box, the InputBox method returns False.
InputBox FunctionYou must use conditionals such as If statements or Case statements to verify the type of data that is entered. The InputBox function can give you more control over the input and allows you to use custom error messages.
You can distinguish the InputBox function from the InputBox method by the Application object; the function is not preceded by the Application object. In addition, the function lacks an argument for checking the type of the entered data. If you click the Cancel button in an input box, the InputBox function returns an empty text string, "".
Microsoft provides programming examples for illustration only, without warranty either expressed or implied. This includes, but is not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. This article assumes that you are familiar with the programming language that is being demonstrated and with the tools that are used to create and to debug procedures. Microsoft support engineers can help explain the functionality of a particular procedure, but they will not modify these examples to provide added functionality or construct procedures to meet your specific requirements. The following examples display an input box that asks you for a number. When you enter a number and press ENTER or click OK, the number is written to cell A1 in the first worksheet of the active workbook. If you enter text, an error message appears and the box continues to be displayed. If you decide not to enter anything, you can click Cancel and the box is dismissed.
InputBox MethodIn the following example, the "1" just before the closing parenthesis indicates that only numbers are accepted by the input box. If you enter anything else, such as text or a formula, the InputBox method displays an error message. The macro uses the If statement to see if Cancel is clicked. If Cancel is not clicked, the macro writes the entered value to cell A1 on the first worksheet.
The Input Box FunctionIn the example below, a series of If statements is used to check the entry. The InputBox is inside a While loop to allow it to be re-shown if an error occurs. If all the conditions are true, the entered number is written to cell A1 on the first worksheet and the loop is ended.
After you run the macro, the number you entered into the input box is in cell A1 on Sheet1.
For more information about the InputBox method, from the Visual Basic Editor, click the Office Assistant, type inputbox, click Search, and then click to view "InputBox Method."
For more information about the InputBox function, from the Visual Basic Editor, click the Office Assistant, type inputbox, click Search, and then click to view "InputBox Function."
For more information about Input boxes in Microsoft Excel version 7.0, click Answer Wizard on the Help menu and type:
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Top Gear UK offers up a photo gallery and points out that Marchi Mobile, the Austrian company that designed the postmodern house-on-wheels, made sure to include a bar, a rainfall shower, and a pop-up roof terrace. And in case the palazzo doesn't attract enough attention already, it also glows in the dark. "But," writes Top Gear, "we can't help but think that, no matter how much you spend on your colossal wheeled gin palace, you'll still basically pooing in your own cupboard."
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• What would movies be without cars? No Ronin, Bullitt, Christine, or Those Daring Young Men in their Jaunty Jalopies. Not even, if you think about it, Ben Hur – how do you think they filmed the chariot race? So it's only natural that Top Gear celebrates cars in cinema. Car chases, car crashes, cars blowing up, make-out sessions in the back of cars. Well, you probably won't get that last item in the upcoming Top Gear at the Movies DVD, but you never know. Here's a preview:
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• The BBC has been uploading clips of James May's UK show, James May's Man Lab, on which he attempts to help modern-day dudes, emasculated by technology, relearn some old-fashioned manly skills. In the first clip, May and his Drinks to Britain partner-in-crime Oz Clarke go on the run (from what is unclear) and attempt to camouflage themselves by slathering mud all over their bodies.
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• Here's another sneak peak of Jeremy Clarkson's new Powered Up DVD. In the newest preview, Clarkson sets up a race between two Ferraris – the 458 and the FF, which Clarkson drives himself.
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March 21, 2012: Jean Prather
Jean Prather currently serves as Assistant Director of Human Resources at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. She possesses 20+ years of experience in leadership positions in human resources and customer service in corporate and academic environments. Her expertise includes staff recruitment, employee engagement and retention, employee relations, training and development, coaching and performance management, change management, and organizational and strategic planning.
Jean's passion resides in contributing to the success of others by providing professional development opportunities and performance management. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Paralegal/Psychology from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and a Master of Science Degree in Human Resource Development from Indiana State University. Jean is a Certified Professional in Human Resources through the Society for Human Resource Management. She is a past president and membership director for the Wabash Valley Human Resources Association; is on the Professional Development and Scholarship Committees for the Indiana Industry Liaison Group in Indianapolis; was a past advisory board member for the Business Leadership Network and is a member of the Society for Human Resources Management. Jean is an active member of Union Baptist Church.
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Andreas Widmer is the author of "The Pope &The CEO John Paul II's Leadership Lessons to a Young Swiss Guard".
"John Paul II showed me what real leadership looks like. He modeled for me how to pursue our God-given potential. Not coincidentally, this also makes us and those around us better employees, more capable of and more willing to work hard at building a stronger company. That's something that makes both good human sense and good business sense."
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David received an Honorary Doctorate's Degree from Rose-Hulman in 1983. He has been on the Board of Trustees at Rose-Hulman since 1988. David was the Honorary Consul for the Government of Bolivia in Cincinnati for 18 years. He joined SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) in 1997 in Cincinnati. He is a founding member of SCORE in Terre Haute. Among various civic organizations, he has been president of the American Association in El Salvador and president of the US Chamber of Commerce for Bolivia in Bolivia. Currently, he is the Past President of the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra and is Chapter Chair of the SCORE chapter here in the Wabash Valley.
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Roger Eddy has been Superintendent at Hutsonville CUSD # 1 for the last 16 years and is completing his 9th year as State Representative of the 109th District in east-central Illinois. He has been a coach, teacher, principal and now Superintendent in Illinois for the past 30 years. His committee assignments in the Illinois House include: Elementary & Secondary Education, Labor, Bio-Technology, Health Care Disparities and he is the Minority Spokesman on the Elementary and Secondary Education Appropriations Committee. He also served on and played a leading role in the House Impeachment Committee that resulted in the removal of former Governor Rod Blagojevich from office.
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Dr. Janet Clark currently serves as the Vice President for Academic Affairs at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. She is an Associate Professor of Chemistry and prior to her present position acted as the Chair of the Department of Sciences & Mathematics, as well as the President of the SMWC Faculty Assembly. Dr. Clark received her Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from Purdue University and was a Senior Research Chemist for ExxonMobil before returning to the classroom to pursue her love of teaching. She holds many patents and has published numerous articles for her work with hydrocarbons; is a member of the American Chemical Society; and served as the National Secretary for Iota Sigma Pi National Honorary for Women in Chemistry.
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President: Bailey Birt
My name is Bailey Birt. I am a senior at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and will be receiving my bachelor degree in Fine Arts with Marketing and Graphic Design minors. My career aspirations are to acquire a job where I can best use my business and creative skills. At this point, my main interests are in the advertising and marketing fields.
Vice President: Katelyn Duke
My name is Katelyn Duke. I am a Junior at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College, and I will be receiving my bachelor degree in Art and Design with an emphasis in Art and Graphic Design and a degree in Advertising. When I graduate I intend on working somewhere where I can maintain leadership skills as well as learn knew leadership skills. I joined PBL last year and was chosen to represent The Woods at the PBL National Conference in Orlando, Florida this past summer in Project Management.
Secretary: Diana Hernandez Cruz
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Treasurer: Jennifer Marietta
I am a senior here at the Woods and will be graduating this coming May with a degree in Business Administration. I transferred to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in the fall of 2010, and I am a member of the SMWC basketball program as well as a commuter student. My career aspirations include a challenging and fulfilling position in the competitive business world.
Public Relations: Patti Jones
I live in Oblong,Il. This is my senior year at SMWC as a distance student. My major is Advertising/Professional Communications minor. I joined PBL last semester and was chosen as part of the BU 490 Intenrship to present at the national conference this past summer. My hopes are to continue working in the Communications/Ad field and leadership positions.
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February 21, 2012: Patricia Jones, Sister Denise, Tiruo Liu
February 21, 2012: Patricia Jones, Tiruo Liu, and the Rotary President
November 3, 2011: Bailey Birt, Young Leaders Speaker, Katelyn Duke, Ashley Tharpe, and Patricia Jones
October 25, 2011: Katelyn Duke and Ashley Tharpe with the Rotary President
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When the 55th annual Seward Silver Salmon Derby gets under way at 6 a.m. Saturday, much will be familiar at Alaska's oldest fishing derby.
A chorus line of boats will line up at breakwater, ready to charge off once the opening gun is fired.
Anglers will lust for one of those fat 18-pound chromers that have graced filet tables at the dock this week.
Eager boat captains will vie to claim the $100 prize for the first fish turned in, which can happen as early as 6:30 a.m.
But challenges have come to the derby that dates back to 1956, and how organizers deal with them, will go far in determining whether Seward soars or stumbles into the future. Among them:
• Size. Not since Eagle River angler Renee James boated her 19.79-pounder in 2004 has a fish weighing at least 19 pounds won the derby. Shirley Baysinger's 22.24-pounder, caught in 2002, remains the biggest fish caught in the derby.
• Participation. With the derby start locked into the second Saturday of August, participation has dwindled as some children prepare for school, and a competing derby in Valdez -- which offers a popular women-only event the day Seward's derby begins -- draws anglers away from Resurrection Bay. The number of salmon turned in has dipped 36 percent since 2007 to 1,664 fish.
"It's a bit of a challenge in terms of participation," said Laura Cloward, executive director of the Seward Chamber of Commerce.
But perhaps the derby's largest challenge is ensuring a continuing supply of salmon returning to Resurrection Bay.
Each year, the bay sees a mixed stock of returning silvers -- both native fish and stocked fish. And for years, the Seward Chamber of Commerce purchased as many as 40,000 stocked fish from the Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association to bolster the return.
Those purchases ended last year, mainly because of the rising price of smolt.
"It's a huge challenge," Cloward said. "Our enhancement efforts have been reduced."
When Seward celebrated its centennial in 2003, the chamber boosted the smolt release to 150,000 to mark the occasion. Back then, smolt cost about 10 cents apiece. Now they're five times as expensive.
"Our price-per-fish increased, without a parallel increase in funding," Cloward said. "I think we did a good job of maintaining as well as we did.
"We're trying to find a way ... to maintain a resource and sustain it. But we need help."
Cloward estimates about one-third of the Resurrection Bay fish are hatchery fish, but anglers venturing to the outer portions of the bay and beyond often intercept fish bound for Prince William Sound and other areas.
"It's kind of a staging area for feeding," she said. "Aialik Cape and the Chiswell Ridge (outside the bay in the Gulf of Alaska) contain tremendous supplies of baitfish."
Ultimately, the new $96 million William Jack Hernandez Hatchery, due to open in June on the north bank of Ship Creek, will offer enhanced fish-rearing capability. But silvers won't start coming out of the new hatchery until 2012.
Access to warm water at the new hatchery -- missing for state fish culturists now -- will allow state biologists to grow salmon twice as fast.
But as the 55th derby gets going, anglers care far more about the present than the future.
"Seems like from what I've seen, fishing has really been good," said Dan Bosch, the north gulf coast area management biologist for Fish and Game. "But anglers are having to work a little harder for it. It looks like it's going to be a pretty good derby."
Small angler, big fish
Ten-year-old Kelvin Cann of Fallon, Nev., caught a 19.1-pound silver salmon Tuesday aboard the boat Kittiwake to take the lead in the Valdez Silver Salmon Derby.
Last year, Chuck Gard's 19.42-pound silver -- the only 19-pounder entered -- won the derby. First place is worth $15,000 cash.
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Val Kilmer apparently owes $500,000 in taxes to the goverment. Take a look at Kilmer in this pic.He hasn't missed to many meals wow. Read the comments by folks their funny. I like the one saying pay your taxes like normal people tubby.
I know most of us gain weight when we get older but damn Val quick going to Mcdonald's and eating those Happy Meals.
http://movies.yahoo.com/news/movies.ap. ... k-taxes-ap
Val Kilmer Owes $500,000 taxes man is bigger than Fat Albert
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Val Kilmer Owes $500,000 taxes man is bigger than Fat Albert
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