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On August 1, 2007, 61-year-old Jan-Olaf Willums' plane was flying along the Greenland coastline on his way back to Norway after intense discussions with several prominent U.S. venture capital investors, among them Kleiner Perkins and Rockport Capital Partners, about investing in a plan to accelerate his company's entry into the North American market. A successful engineer, entrepreneur, and sustainable development champion, Willums was CEO of Think Global AS (TH!NK), a privately held Norwegian maker of electric vehicles (EVs). Having already raised $85 million in venture backing, TH!NK was just a few months away from the broad European launch of its line of EVs, the first commercially available, highway-safe cars in the world that produced zero greenhouse emissions.
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Mat 24:13 But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.Does this mean that:But he that shall not endure unto the end, the same shall not be saved?
One of the biggest problems with interpreting the Scriptures that evangelicals have is that they've created their own Bible in their own theological image rather than simply letting the Bible speak for itself. In context, Matthew 24:13 is talking about being saved from the false prophets that would arise a couple of verses earlier. Contextually, it's about surviving sorrow, deception, lawlessness, and you might be able to take Matthew 24:13 as far as to say that it's about surviving all that was about to befall Jerusalem in the next few verses. Nothing about being sent to Hell for being "weak" is being stated or implied by Matthew 24:13.
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QuoteMat 24:13 But he that shall endure unto the end, the same shall be saved.Jesus has just finished recounting all the difficult things that will happen during the great tribulation, and I see this as him saying, but hang in there, guys, be strong, help is on the way!


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Moctoberfest is a month-long celebration of Chattanooga Mocs men's basketball. It includes historical moments, social media interactions and introduction to UTC's freshmen among the myriad of video tributes and stories.
Day 17 focuses on one of the biggest plays in Chattanooga postseason history. It was mentioned on Day 16, but we examine it now on the 17th. That's the Eugene Deal-to-Gerald Wilkins pass to take the 1985 Lamar NIT game into overtime.
Click the video link to witness that historic moment. All too often it is forgotten in the play itself, but that basket capped a comeback from seven points down, 74-67, with less than a minute-and-a-half remaining in regulation before sending it into overtime. Deal & Wilkins provided the blueprint for Duke and its iconic play in the 1992 NCAA Elite Eight against Kentucky.
Chattanooga opens the season Monday, November 12, against Tennessee Temple in McKenzie Arena at 7 p.m. Season tickets for a school-record 18-game home slate are available. Call 266-MOCS (6627), go online here at GoMocs.com or stop by the Gate One McKenzie Arena Ticket Office.
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6 - Social Media Factoid: UTC's 10 NCAA appearances are the most in the SoCon since joining the league in 1977-78. Leaders: Chattanooga 10, Davidson 7, ETSU 6, Marshall 3, App State 2, Furman 2, Wofford 2, Western Carolina 1, UNCG 1 and College of Charleston 1. Sources: http://twitter.com/GoMocsMBB & http://www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs
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9 - Social Media Factoid: Today's Moctoberfest Factoid is in honor of tomorrow's 30 minutes or less ticket promotion. Derrick Kirce holds the UTC record for career 30-point games with 5 in his 2 seasons (1990-91). He scored 1,113 points which is a school record for a two-year player averaging 19.5 points per contest, another all-time leading mark. Chad Copeland (1993-94) is the only Moc with back-to-back 30-pt games. He scored 30 in a home win over Southern Miss on Jan. 2, 1994 and followed with 33 keying a one-point road win three nights later at Furman. Sources: http://twitter.com/GoMocsMBB & http://www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs
10 - Drazen Zlovaric Makes ESPN Top 10 Plays
11 - TRIVIA GIVEAWAY: Who led the Mocs in scoring in the two 1997 NCAA Tournament wins over Georgia and Illinois? Answer: Willie Young with 39 (24 vs. UGa/15 vs. Illini).
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The sound of the ice cream truck is a sound that even a two year old knows. Even a teething toddler loves a popsicle. Learning Resources took this love of frozen delights and turned...Read complete review
The sound of the ice cream truck is a sound that even a two year old knows. Even a teething toddler loves a popsicle. Learning Resources took this love of frozen delights and turned it into a love of learning. Smart Snacks Alpha Pops is a brand new addition to their 2012 line of educational toys. These soft plastic popsicles each come with two sticks, just like the treats from the olden days! Made for little hands, they come apart easily and go back together just as easily: an excellent toy with which to practice their fine motor skills. Each popsicle set has the capital and lowercase letter to match together. There are 13 popsicle sets, with different letters on the flip side to include all 26 letters. These bright colors and familiar shape instantly draw children into play, learning, and using their imagination. It was really nice to see that when the kids starting playing with these, the first thing they did was offer to share..."Who wants a popsicle?" The older children began naming the letters and the younger children began naming the colors. Disclosure: I received this product at no charge in exchange for my honest review.
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This summer I am a little less strict with my son practicing his letters and numbers but he does other fun learning activities instead! His newest favorite "toy" (that really is...Read complete review
This summer I am a little less strict with my son practicing his letters and numbers but he does other fun learning activities instead! His newest favorite "toy" (that really is educational!) that helps him keep practicing his letters is Smart Snacks Alpha Pops from Learning Resources.They are a fun learning tool that are little Popsicle-shaped objects with upper case and lower case letters on them. My son loves finding the matching letters and colors and "sticking" them back together!They are double-sided to include all 26 letters. I love this because it creates less toys (which equals less mess!) but it still covers the whole alphabet!They also get matched by color along with letter. To me, this is a good and bad thing. For younger children, it is a good thing because it helps them learn color recognition along with their letters. But for older and more advanced children who have mastered their colors and really need to learn their letters, it is kind of a downfall. My son only matches these by color instead of working on his letters so he isn't working on his letters like he should.However, these Alpha Pops are also great for practicing fine motor skills (by putting them together) and fun imaginative play! My son loves to pretend with these Alpha Pops in his kitchen set!If you are looking to keep your child's brain and fine motor skills working this summer despite the break from school, try out these fun Smart Snacks Alpha Pops! Your children won't even realize they are learning because they will be having too much fun!Disclosure: I received this item for review for my honest opinion. No other compensation was given.
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Major Learning Design Flaw
By Early Childhood Director
from York, PA
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
Comments about Smart Snacks® Alpha Pops™:
This would be a great product except there are only 13 sets of pops, rather than 26. Differing letters are printed on the back and front. For instance the red set has A and a on the front and N and n on the back. Very confusing for kids trying to learn letters. Visually its tough for them to locate a letter or figure out that they might have to turn over pops to locate the right letter match. They just scan and scan and scan the pile until they give up. Also, without the complete alphabet on 26 sets, I can't use this toy to teach children the order of the alphabet. I am considering ordering a second set so I can have the whole alphabet, but only if I can figure out a way to remove the letters on one side of the pop. Maybe Nail Polish remover? Also, it feels just wrong to do this. It's like rewarding bad design....If this product was complete, I would LOVE this toy and probably be buying a ton more of the smart snacks brand, but now I am afraid of what I might get.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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This product would be absolutely amazing except it was designed poorly. There is only 13 sets with half the alphabet on the front and half on the back. Plus an image showing more that two can be snapped together to form words which they can not do. I now have to purchase a second set just to be able to complete the alphabet.
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Super Fun!
By Whitney the wise
from South Carolina
About Me Education Oriented
Terrific for learning alphabet while "playing"
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Amazing Product
By Turtleluv09
from Bakersfield CA
my two year old niece loves these! She pulls them out after dinner and we play together. great product
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By Mrs Bagel
from Northern CA
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Disappointed with this item from Learning Resources, have always been pleased with products from this company and own many. Item was purchased at a store. Packaging does not describe that Popsicles are double sided with letters or how many items were in the package. Letter Q is printed upside down on our set. Definitely would not recommend this product to others. It is a shame because it is a great idea just poorly done, should have separate Popsicles for each letter and not be double sided. Had I read the website information I would not have purchased since they are double sided.
Merchant response: We are so sorry that you have received a defective product. We would love to send you a replacement. Please our contact customer service team and we will send a new one out to you. Thanks!
It's always chosen first
By Sara
from Iowa City
I like the color coding for scaffolded support.
Wonderful toy
By LFWErika
from Alabama
About Me Education Oriented, Parent Of Multiples (Twins etc), Stay At Home Parent
This toy was perfect for our twins.
Perfect learning tool
By Alesha @ Full Time Mama
from Arizona
Awesome for my toddler for fine motor skills and early learning. Equally awesome for my Kindergartener for reinforcement of letter sound and recognition. This has been a perfect addition to our homeschool education.
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Fun Learning
By Arizona Mama
from Glendale, AZ
Alpha pops are a fun smart snack for learning. Basically they are realistic plastic Popsicles that snap together. Each Popsicles has either a capital or lowercase letter on each side of them. Then you can match the lowercase to the uppercase letter. These are fun colorful Popsicles that can also be matched by color.Overall we really like the Alpha Pops. They are fun and educational. They are rated for children 2 years and up. My son is 4 years old and still had fun playing with them. They are durable and will likely last until my newborn is old enough to play with them too. The only thing that I would like to see different is I'd love to see each letter have their own Popsicle instead of being on the back. I think putting them on the back helps to have less Popsicles, but putting them on the back makes it so children really only have to match 13 letters since they can turn it over and match that letter.
Fun Way to Learn Letters and Colors
By Second Time Around
from Salt Lake City, UT
About Me Stay At Home Parent
The Smart Snacks® Alpha Pops(tm) are cute realistic popsicles that have capital and lowercase letters on them. You then need to match the letters with their correct capital and lowercase letters. The popsicles are all in different colors so you can also match the correct colors and this helps with learning colors as well as letters. The popsicles are double-sided to include all 26 letters.My son loves loves the popsicles and has had so much fun putting them together. It's been a great way to teach him about colors and letters. The popsicles are also great for fine motor skills and imaginative play. My son has fun pretending the popsicles are real and playing store and house with them. We love the Learning Resources Smart Snacks® Alpha Pops(tm) and highly recommend you check them out.**Disclosure: I received this product free of charge, but all my thoughts and opinions are 100% my own.**


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This is the last breakfast taco of the bunch, and the simplest, but certainly not the least delicious. (Here are some links in case you missed yesterday's potato and chorizo taco or Wednesday's spinach, bacon, and scrambled egg taco).
Seasoned eggs cooked low and slow in butter until just barely set and ultra-creamy, stuffed into a warm tortilla and topped with some charred zucchini slices and red pepper, served with a touch of cream, some crumbled cheese, sliced avocado, salsa, and lime wedges. It doesn't get much more basic than this.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. – The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga will have three football games broadcast on ESPN3 in the fall, the Southern Conference announced today. The 2013 season will mark the third consecutive year the SoCon has partnered with ESPN3 to telecast league games.
UTC's three games on ESPN3 are a part of an eight-week schedule that begins with Wofford at The Citadel on Sept. 7. The Mocs first broadcast is Oct. 12 against Furman. UTC will also be on ESPN3 on Nov. 9 against Wofford and Nov. 16 at Samford.
ESPN3 is available in approximately 75 million homes to fans who receive their Internet connection from an affiliated service provider. The network is also available at no cost to 21 million U.S. college students and U.S.-based military personnel. ESPN3 programming is also available to subscribers through Xbox LIVE and through the free WatchESPN app available on smartphones and tablets. The WatchESPN app is now available through Apple TV.
Darren Goldwater returns to handle the play-by-play duties for the league's telecasts. The 2013-14 year will mark Goldwater's third year on the conference package after three years as director of broadcasting and play-by-play announcer for The Citadel.
Veteran broadcaster Paul Maguire will handle the color commentary duties. Maguire, who has called games at both the professional and collegiate levels, has more than 35 years of experience on air. He has worked for ABC, NBC, ESPN and HDNet calling games for the NFL, CFL, USFL, UFL and college football.
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Thats something that after he comes back from vacation were going to have to sit down and talk about, Georges and me and his management, said Zahabi. Its not a one-sided decision. The UFC is going to have to obviously tell us what they want to do. I think Georges would do either fight, to be honest with you.
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I am entering my fourth year as the superintendent of Bulloch County Schools, and I am excited for what our community, administrators and teacher leaders are accomplishing. For the first time in the school system's history, we have alignment of our district's overall strategic plan, our schools' improvement plans, and each Central Office department's plans. We are all on the same page from the Board room to the classroom. This is critical as we become a Strategic Waiver System and enter into a new academic performance contract with the Georgia Department of Education.
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We are focused on finding the best workforce development model to match community assets with k-12 instruction. We are doing this through the Pathways to Prosperity Network (P2P). As one of only two communities selected by the state to work with the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Jobs for the Future's P2P program, we are evaluating our academic and career offerings and listening to local businesses, industry and post-secondary institutions. This is helping us develop community-driven, systems-type solutions that will help re-engineer our K-12 education experiences for students, experiences that allow every student to have opportunities based upon their interests and abilities.
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I am an advocate for establishing an effective education pipeline where there is open, continuous dialogue between grade levels, schools, parents, administrators, post-secondary partners and business and industry leaders.
Through our multiple community engagement events, you have told us what you feel is going right, and how we can improve. As a Strategic Waiver School System, we believe we will have the flexibility to significantly increase community involvement, spur innovation and increase collaboration.
We will continue to work with the community to decide how to use what we have to do what we want with the least constraints from state government.
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We are ensuring that our leadership teams are effectively trained and empowered to carry out the strategic plan. Nearly 300 Board of Education members, central office and school administrators, and teacher leaders have completed the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement's Base Camp and Leadership Summit. The school system has also developed its own program, Aspiring Leaders, to better develop teachers and assistant principals for future leadership roles.
Our school system is known at the state and national level for having sound financial management. For 2015-16, the Board of Education, through its general fund and fund balance is restoring to schools the school-allocated amount of the austerity reduction that the state is still withholding from our school system. Our school leadership teams now have additional funding to address personnel and other support-related needs to affect student learning as they see fit.
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Congratulations to all who are committed to doing their part to guide us well. This is what leadership is about. Keep up the great work.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Head coach Jim Boulanger recently announced that the 2009 University of New Hampshire Track & Field Golf Scramble will be held Monday, May 11 at Campbell's Scottish Highlands in Salem, N.H.
Proceeds from the 15th annual Scramble will benefit the UNH Track & Field and Cross Country programs. The format is a four-player scramble with a shotgun start beginning at 8:30 a.m. Players may enter as either a team or an individual. Prizes will be awarded, but the scramble is essentially for fun and allows alumni, along with friends, to support a great athletic program. Prizes will be awarded to the first-, second- and third-place teams, as well as for closest to the pin on all par 3's, longest drive and hole-in-ones. Raffle prizes will also be handed out at the scramble, which is open to the public (men and women) and is not limited to UNH Alumni.
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NORTH AUGUSTA — Young girls will have another Riverview Park option to consider in the weeks ahead, adding to a list of activities that include basketball, volleyball, softball, dance and tumbling.
Hope Ham, a 2007 University of Georgia graduate who was a featured twirler for the Bulldogs, will teach the basics of baton twirling starting Thursday at 6 p.m., calling on more than 20 years of experience.
Registration can be done via the Facebook page for Revolutions Baton Twirling Academy, Ham's Grovetown-based business.
Ham's background in twirling reaches to early childhood.
"My mom started twirling when she was 3, and my aunt twirled, as well," she said, recalling constant exposure amid her mom's activities as an instructor.
Ham, a native of Marion, Ill., began twirling and memorizing routines at age 3 and was working with professional choreographers by age 5, the same age when she won a national championship.
"Actually, I remember trying to quit some time around (ages) 9, 10 or 11, and I got so bored. In about two weeks, I was like, 'Forget that,' and I went back to twirling."
She described herself as a "supercompetitive" perfectionist, taking part in four sports in high school: cheerleading (for football and basketball), volleyball (with all-state recognition), track (competing in the state meet in two events) and twirling.
She finally decided to focus on twirling and dance.
The results included two world championships in twirling – one in Birmingham, England, and the other in Milan, Italy.
Offering some advice for would-be twirlers, she said, "As far as body type goes, really, anybody could be successful. Obviously, if you're a little larger, it might be harder to move your body fast, but you can learn to do it."
Essential traits, Ham said, include good hand-eye coordination and overall coordination. A dance background is tremendously helpful, she said.
"I tell my kids all the time, 'It's more important how you do it than what you do,' because you can do the hardest tricks in the world, but if they're ugly, nobody wants to watch you, so you want to make it look pretty."
Age is not a concern for twirlers, and plans are for an adult-level class to be offered next year, she said, pointing out that some studios offer classes for ladies in the 50-plus age category, for exercise.
Ham described her operation as "building toward a sort of 'one-stop shop' for performing arts, with a strong emphasis on twirling."
She added, "We may be adding gymnastics soon, and we will definitely be offering more dance classes next year."
Business is booming.
"Pretty soon, I'm going to need a secretary, because I can't handle it all," Ham said, with a laugh.
Costs for Ham's class are $30 for registration and $45 per month. Details are available at (678) 56-TWIRL.
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Insurance and Risk Management: What to Expect
The Insurance and Risk Management major in the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina focuses on the methods of developing financial protection against loss with emphasis on insurance principles, solving risk management problems, and socioeconomic security programs. The program is ranked tenth in the nation in the most recent US News and World Report ranking. As an Insurance and Risk Management major, you will develop cutting-edge business knowledge and develop a strong foundation in liberal arts and sciences. You will also gain global opportunities, cultural awareness, and language appreciation. At the University, you will benefit from continuously updated technology, award-winning faculty, a team environment, field trips to leading industries, and service-learning opportunities. Through internships, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field.
The following courses fulfill some of the course requirements for a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Insurance and Risk Management:
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- Property and Liability Insurance
- Corporate Risk Management
- Employee Benefits
A detailed list of degree requirements can be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin.
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Study Abroad allows you to earn academic credits toward your USC degree while seeing the world! Overseas study can complement any academic program or major. Business students have studied in a variety of locations including Italy, France, Japan, Mexico, Spain, England, Brazil, Austria, Sweden, Australia, and Argentina. Each summer, there are faculty-led study abroad programs offered in a variety of places including countries throughout Europe and Africa. Studying abroad will allow you to develop more advanced foreign language skills, take courses that may not be offered in the United States, and attend classes with students from all over the world. You will be able to develop an increased sense of independence and adaptability and expand your cultural awareness and understanding of lifestyles different than your own. You may also choose to intern, volunteer, or conduct research abroad. You are encouraged to visit the Study Abroad Web site for more information on opportunities to broaden and extend your knowledge and perspectives.
Student Organizations can be instrumental in helping you adjust to life on campus and network within your field. The University of South Carolina has a family of nearly 300 student organizations, including nearly 20 business and professional organizations within the Darla Moore School of Business. Some are honorary and by invitation, some are by election, and others are open to all students. The Carolina Insurance and Risk Management Club is a great student organization for Insurance and Risk Management majors to join. By participating in these organizations, you will have the opportunity to hear from speakers who have been successful in the business field as well as get involved in a wide variety of service projects. Getting involved in an organization that interests you can help you network, meet new friends, and develop leadership skills. You can also get involved in annual competitions, such as the Page Prize Competition, an annual competition to foster and reward curriculum innovation in the area of environmental sustainability. Get involved and find a student organization on campus that interests you!
Graduate School is one of many possibilities following graduation. Darla Moore School of Business graduates often continue their studies in top-ranked graduate programs at University of South Carolina. Many graduates attend law school or medical school.
Departmental Scholarships: Each year Darla Moore School of Business awards more than 50 scholarships to outstanding students.
Internship and Research Opportunities
Internships can be an important asset to your overall educational experience. Internship experiences often help you confirm your career interests, give you hands-on experience in a professional setting, help build your resume, reinforce what you've learned in class and can often lead to full-time employment. Likewise, pursuing professional research opportunities as an undergraduate student can also help enrich your academic experience while at the University. As an undergraduate student, you can work closely with faculty research mentors and explore a discipline that interests you. Both internship and research opportunities help you build a competitive edge in the job market.
As a USC student you will have numerous resources at your disposal to assist you with locating internship and research opportunities. The USC Career Center is the central location at USC for assisting students with internship preparation and finding an internship. In addition, be sure to visit your academic department as many programs offer supplemental internship guidance specific to your major. The Office of Undergraduate Research assists all USC undergraduates by providing research and scholarly experiences in their chosen fields.
Business majors at the University have had a wide range of exciting and unique internship opportunities. Students have interned at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, Michelin, Deloitte and Touche, Target, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and 3M. Students have also participated in a variety of internships and research opportunities throughout the world.
Career Opportunities
Graduates with degrees in Insurance and Risk Management are often employed as underwriters in life, health, or property and casualty insurance industries; insurance brokers; investment analysts; risk managers for insurance companies and multinational corporations; and marketing representatives for companies in life, health, or property and casualty.
You can find more information about career options in the US Department of Labors Occupational Outlook Handbook.
The USC Career Center offers numerous resources which provide more information about career opportunities for students in this major. Once admitted, a Career Development Coach
About the Darla Moore School of Business
The Darla Moore School of Business has received numerous top academic and research rankings over the last several years. The Moore School's undergraduate International Business Education program is ranked #1 according to U.S. News & World Report. Our professors are known for their excellence both as teachers and scholars. They work closely with their students, have won local and national teaching awards, and remain at the forefront of business. The Moore School blends fundamental coursework in the liberal arts and sciences with a strong business core to provide its students with a comprehensive education that prepares them for the global marketplace. Undergraduate students are able to specialize in one of nine programs of study: Accounting, Business Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management, International Business, Management, Management Science, Marketing, and Real Estate.
Points of Pride
- The Darla Moore School of Business has received numerous top academic and research rankings. Academic rankings include:
- #1 in undergraduate International Business by U.S. News & World Report in its September 2012 annual survey "America's Best Colleges Guide."
- #1 public university MBA program for International Business and #3 among all institutions in that specialty by U.S. News & World Report in its reputational survey of "America's Best Graduate Schools 2011."
- #3 for 'fastest return' on an MBA student's education investment by Business Week.
- The Darla Moore School of Business faculty has also received top rankings including:
- International Business faculty has been ranked #1 in research productivity by the Journal of International Business Studies.
- Moore School faculty are ranked #1 of the top 50 U.S. universities and #2 of the top 50 universities worldwide in terms of total number of research articles published.
Additional Resources
Insurance and Risk Management Website
Darla Moore School of Business Website
University Career Center
Undergraduate Bulletin


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It looks like this is in the older documentation (2.0) but not mentioned in the latest.
I need to use ON UPDATE CASCADE in a few cases. Seems odd to support onDelete and not onUpdate. Am I missing something?
We removed onUpdate because we couldnt come up with a use-case. CAn you share yours?
Kenneth Kataiwa updating identifiers is something you don't do, and I sincerely also don't have a use case for this, not in the context of an ORM at least. Also, handling changes in your identifiers in the UnitOfWork is a real problem that adds a lot overhead.
+1 - onUpdate attribute is very useful for PostgreSQL databases, it controls operations with foreign keys.
I'm taking my words back. It is not a good idea to define onUpdate on foreign keys. Yes, PostgreSQL supports it but it doesn't mean that we should use it in ORM.
Thanks for your time.
This issue is invalid, since data migration is not a task for the ORM anyway.
I have a third party table which holds users:
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`id` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
`user_email` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
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I would like to RDBMS handle email updates on the foreign records.
That is a real-life use case of the onDelete, which you decided to remove.
Please, get it back if possible.
I have a good use case and I am really missing the onUpdate cascade.
However it is working inside a many-to-one association but not in a one-to-one association.
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Review: Angry Birds Space - entering orbit at the speed of rage
Here's what happens when you give some undignified swine oxygen bubbles, masks from the future to vengeful fowl, and launch them all into orbit.
Angry Birds Space arrived on iOS and Android last week, introducing a whole new array of physics to the classic slingshot game. It's already a runaway hit, having garnered 10 million downloads since launch. Now instead of just trying to topple boring old buildings onto pigs lounging inside and around the area, you're flinging birds through gravitational fields around planets, and into asteroids to annihilate the green time-honored foes.
As in previous Angry Birds titles, you're given a set number of birds with various properties (be it exploding, splitting into three, dive-bombing, or otherwise), that you need to fire from a slingshot at the right velocity and angle in order to take out the little piggies that litter the level. You're scored based on how few birds you use and how much destruction you cause in the process. Levels are split up into a variety of different themed worlds, and new types of birds are revealed to you as you progress.
For those particularly tough levels, Angry Birds Space lets you buy Space Eagles, which create a black hole that destroys pretty much everything on the screen. I'm not a huge fan of the "pay-to-win" scheme, but at least you're awarded them over the course of standard gameplay, too. There's full Game Center Support to keep tabs on your high scores and achievements. Unfortunately, it's not a universal app, so you'll have to pay separately for the "HD" version if you want to play on your iPad. If that wasn't enough nickel-and-diming, you only get a single sample level from the third world, called the Danger Zone, before needing to cough up another buck for 30 levels. You can't even pause the game without ads for the other Angry Birds games.
As far as graphics and sound go, there's still a lot of the old-school charm there, with a few twists for the new space theme. I find the sound effects can get painfully repetitive on those hard levels that you restart time and again, so I leave the game muted the vast majority of the time. I'll be honest - I never really got into Angry Birds before this. I played the free version when it came out, but after an hour or two of playing, it just all felt a little too casual. Angry Birds Space really changed that for me though; dealing with weird gravitational situations is something I've enjoyed in the Super Mario Galaxy titles on the Nintendo Wii, and it's great to have that same appeal available on mobile.
Playtime on a per-level basis can vary wildly - some stages you'll get three stars on with the first attempt, others you'll chew on painfully for a half hour. For the most part, Angry Birds Space delivers the same bite-sized fun that you're used to, but be prepared for at least a few knock-down, drag-out stages, especially if you're a perfectionist gunning for three stars on every level.
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- Classic, playful franchise with a new twist
- New game mechanics keeps play fresh
- Per-level playtime still short and bite-sized
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- A little pushy for premium extras
- Sound effects get repetitive very quickly
- No free version on iOS
Even hardened Angry Birds fans will find the new physics to be a welcome change of pace, and offer a whole new set of challenges to overcome. The same classic gameplay remains with some fresh space-age flavor, but be prepared to deal with cues to cough up more cash at several turns.
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Review: Angry Birds Space - entering orbit at the speed of rage
They might as well just charge $2 for the game and let you play the whole thing Don't like the fact they give a whole other level to play but lock you out unless you give the more money. It feels smug after what they have offered the consumer in previous products. Somewhat dishonest in a way. Don't include it in the game if it is not accessible without paying.
Just so everyone knows, if you beat Angry Birds Space with the first 2 episodes maxed out on stars, it unlocks the 3rd episode (don't have to pay .99...)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (2-3/1-1) claimed a 28-10 win at No. 11 The Citadel (3-2/2-1) in Southern Conference action Saturday night. It's the highest-ranked road win for UTC since defeating No. 10 Appalachian State 30-9 on Oct. 8, 1983.
It was a great team win with highlights on both sides of the ball. The Mocs out-rushed the nation's No. 5 rushing attack 254 to 232 yards while accumulating 413 yards of total offense. The defense held the Bulldogs to nearly 100 yards below its average while forcing two turnovers.
The defense was stout in limiting the Bulldogs attack and the offense was even more impressive. Its four scoring drives went 78, 82, 85 and 85 yards on the evening. The Mocs held a 33:41-26:19 advantage in time of possession, 29:18 to 15:42 over the final three quarters.
The two-headed monster at quarterback worked to perfection for the Mocs. Terrell Robinson (South Pittsburg, Tenn.) ran for 97 yards and threw for 73, scoring touchdowns both ways. Jacob Huesman (Chattanooga, Tenn.) ran for 80 yards and threw for 86 more including a score. The duo combined for 336 yards of total offense (Robinson 170 & Huesman 166).
Kendrix Huitt (Atlanta, Ga.) got his first extended collegiate action and came up big. He ran eight times for 57 yards including a 29-yard score in the fourth quarter. Ron Moore (Sanford, Fla.) had four catches for 76 yards and a touchdown of his own.
Darien Robinson led the Bulldogs with 132 yards on 12 carries. Backup quarterback Aaron Miller added 45, with 32 coming on The Citadel's lone touchdown of the night.
The Bulldogs drove 48 yards on the game's opening drive to take a 3-0 lead. That score held until the second quarter when the Mocs started its fourth drive of the contest on its own 22. Robinson ran twice for 14 yards until the first big play came for UTC.
Robinson threw a deep corner to Moore for 51 yards. After a no gain on first down, Robinson scrambled right, then left, then right again finding Moore standing alone in the end zone for the 13-yard score and a 7-3 lead.
After The Citadel's three-and-out, UTC started out on its own 18. Fifteen plays and 82 yards later, it was 14-3. Huesman found Faysal Shafaat (Orlando, Fla.) for a one-yard touchdown reception with less than six seconds left until intermission.
The Mocs scored again in the third quarter with Robinson, Huitt and Huesman leading the way. Robinson ran for 42 yards, Huitt for 19 and Huesman threw for 17. Huesman's 17-yard pass to Shafaat put Chattanooga at the Bulldogs 16. Robinson dashed 13 yards and then completed the drive rolling right into the end zone, three yards for 21-3 lead.
The Citadel answered on its next possession. It was a quick-strike drive. On second-and-13 at his own 41, Miller hit Greg Adams down the sideline for 22 yards. Two plays later, Miller darted 32 yards around right end to make it a 21-10 Mocs lead heading into the game's final frame.
But UTC did not bend. Starting on its own 15, Chattanooga made it back-to-back 85-yard drives. Huesman opened with a seven-yard pass to Robinson before running 36 yards up the middle of the field to The Citadel 42.
Tommy Hudson (Moultrie, Ga.) ran a 13-yard reverse to the 29. After a no gain for Robinson, Huitt busted loose up the middle for 29 yards untouched into the end zone posting the final score of 28-10.
There were several defensive heroes on the night. The defensive line as a unit was stout throughout. Safety D.J. Key (Centerville, Tenn.) had a game-high 12 tackles, while Shane Heatherly (Waynesville, N.C) and Kadeem Wise (Lawrenceville, Ga.) each had eight stops. Heatherly added a fumble recovery, while Wise made his ninth career interception.
Sadath Jean-Pierre and Carson Smith each had 11 tackles to lead The Citadel. Smith had one of the Bulldogs' four sacks joined on the list by Derek Douglas, Chris Billingslea and Mitchell Jeter.
The Mocs take next week off before traveling to Furman on Saturday, October 13. The game will broadcast on ESPN3.com with a 1:30 p.m., kickoff. Catch the audio broadcast on ESPN 105.1 FM the Zone on the Mocs Sports Network or via the football schedule page on GoMocs.com.
Play - Quarter/Time/Score
CIT - Thomas Warren 32 yd Field Goal - 1/9:29/0-3
Drive: 11 plays, 48 yards, 5:31
Key Play(s): 1/18/V44 - Ben Dupree 24 yd pass to Matt Thompson
UTC - Terrell Robinson 13 yd Pass to Ron Moore (Nick Pollard Kick) - 2/7:36/7-3
Drive: 5 plays, 78 yards, 2:27
Key Play(s): 2/9/V37 - Robinson 51 yd pass to Moore
UTC - Jacob Huesman 1 yd Pass to Faysal Shafaat (Pollard Kick) - 2/0:06/14-3
Drive: 15 plays, 82 yards, 5:19
Key Play(s): 4/1/H46 - Huesman 1 yd sneak
UTC - Robinson 3 yd Run (Pollard Kick) - 3/2:56/21-3
Drive: 13 plays, 85 yards, 2:56
Key Play(s): 1/10/V33 - Huesman 17 yds to Shafaat
CIT - Aaron Miller 32 yd Run (Warren Kick) - 3/0:02/21-10
Drive: 6 plays, 67 yards, 2:47
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Mississippi College is an accredited comprehensive university affiliated with the Mississippi Baptist Convention since 1850. Its academic programs of liberal arts and sciences and professional studies are dedicated to the pursuit of academic excellence.
The Early Years
Mississippi College traces its roots back to 1826 when the institution was chartered by the state Legislature as Hampstead Academy. The same year, America celebrated its 50th birthday and John Quincy Adams served as president of a growing nation with a little more than 9.6 million people. Mississippi College remains the oldest institution of higher learning in the Magnolia State.
Situated on five acres near Mount Salus in Central Mississippi, the new school was renamed Mississippi Academy and began offering classes for boys and girls in January 1827. Back when tracts of land sold for $1.25 per acre, the academy was located on a tiny piece of the 6 million acres of property in Central Mississippi transferred from the Choctaw Indian nation to the American government. That treaty was signed in 1820. Three years earlier, in 1817, the state of Mississippi joined the United States.
Rhetoric was among the subjects taught to the first group of students at Mississippi Academy when the school- house opened. The initial campus building in a small town that later became Clinton was large enough to accommodate 150 to 200 students. Known as the "academic edifice'' for decades, the school's first building contained four "handsome'' rooms, each with two fireplaces. To the west of it stood a second building with a beautiful chapel added just to the east of in 1860.
The academy was renamed Mississippi College in 1830 and was authorized "to confer...such degrees in the arts, sciences and languages as are usually conferred in the most respectable colleges in the United States...''
A private institution, Mississippi College was coeducational and in December 1831 made history as the first college in the nation to grant a degree to a woman. Gold medallions were presented to the first group of female graduates.
There were other historic firsts for the college in the years to come. In 1842, the college was given to the Presbyterian Church, which later encountered financial straits and returned it to its original owners in 1850. That same year, the Mississippi Baptist Convention obtained the college that today remains the second oldest Baptist institution in America.
Among other noteworthy dates in Mississippi College history: the school's Female Department was discontinued in 1850, but in 1853 a Central Female Institute, later renamed Hillman College, was launched for women in Clinton.
Soon, cannons were fired in places like Vicksburg, Mississippi and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania with the Civil War shattering the fabric of American life. As North battled South in bloody skirmishes, the war nearly decimated schools like Mississippi College.
The Civil War Years and Beyond
The tumultuous times brought by the Civil War represented defining and often tragic moments in the history of Mississippi College. A large group of MC students, three faculty members, a trustee, and townspeople in Clinton organized the Mississippi College Rifles. The company boarded a train for Corinth and a lengthy series of Civil War battles, primarily in northern Virginia, but few returned home alive. The college kept its doors open during the war years with an average enrollment of about 30 students.
Amid the deadly Civil War struggles, portions of the Mississippi College campus served other purposes. Soon after it opened in 1860, Provine Chapel was utilized as a hospital by Northern U.S. General Ulysses S. Grant and his wounded Civil War troops. Others believe the ground floor of the two-story building was also used as a stable for his horses. A cherished campus landmark today, Provine Chapel remains the oldest building on the Clinton campus. It is the setting for Christmas concerts by the Mississippi College Singers, the headquarters of classrooms and offices for the Department of Christian Studies & Philosophy and a wonderful venue for Southern family weddings year-round.
Despite its endowment being wiped out, many of its students leaving to fight in the Civil War, and its physical plant badly deteriorating, MC experienced a post-war resurgence. Leaders like President Walter Hillman helped save Mississippi College and did so with a modest salary of $1,000 per-year.
Administrations of Mississippi College Presidents like Drs. Warren Webb, W.T. Lowery and J.W. Provine energized a fruitful period with new buildings, the redevelopment of the school endowment, and enrollment growth.
Early 20th Century
Enrollment climbed to 400 students during the Provine presidency and the endowment grew to more than $500,000. Mississippi College landmarks like Jennings Hall opened in 1907, and it was considered among the most elegant residence halls in the South. It was heated with steam, and students bragged about having an electric light in every room! The dormitory provided meals in a well-furnished dining hall. Today, Jennings remains a splendid headquarters for faculty offices, classrooms and houses delightful fountains in its renovated courtyard.
After the Roaring 20s, there were enormous financial challenges facing Mississippi College, all of American higher education and the business world. Shaking America's foundations, and creating widespread poverty for millions of people in big cities and small towns, Mississippi College survived the ravages of the Great Depression that began in 1929 and lingered for well over a decade. Mississippi College students at times made tuition payments with a wagonload of potatoes. Gifts of land, houses, and other resources were welcomed, along with cash at the Baptist school. It was the same way during the difficult years of Reconstruction. Despite adversity Hillman College prospered in the late 1920s, with two brick cottages built for a dozen female students and a faculty member on the Clinton campus. The good times didn't last with Hillman consolidating with Mississippi College in 1942.
Post World War II and Early 21st Century
Combined with the influx of women was a post-World War II enrollment boom with many G.I. vets returning from overseas battles to receive a college education in Clinton, Mississippi.
While the Hillman campus no longer exists today other than a marker at a Clinton park, many notable MC buildings are alive and well in the early 21st Century. Constructed in 1925, multi-purpose facilities like Alumni Hall are still going strong in 2013. Alumni Hall includes an indoor water fitness pool, student gathering spots with large flat-screen Tvs, a basketball court, coffee shop, conference rooms for the Board of Trustees and a student counseling center. Longtime college dormitories like Chrestman Hall and Ratliff Hall continue to receive extensive use. The Leland Speed Library, Self Hall, home of the School of Business, and Aven Fine Arts Building, home of musical and theater productions, have undergone extensive renovations.
Mississippi College's administrative home and auditorium that was built in 1948, Nelson Hall continues to be a cornerstone of the Christian university. Buildings in downtown Jackson that serve as the home of the university's School of Law (purchased in 1975) also take a prominent place in Mississippi College history books. The construction of Cockroft Hall, home of the School of Nursing, the A.E. Wood Coliseum, the university's basketball arena, and setting for today's graduation ceremonies, and the list goes on.
From new buildings to new academic programs, from successful fund drives to the hiring of award-winning faculty and the latest computer technology purchases, Mississippi College has experienced tremendous advances under its presidents in the modern era. Presidents D.M. Nelson, R.A. McLemore, Lewis Nobles, Howell Todd and now Lee Royce can all point to accomplishments.
Under the guidance of its leaders at Nelson Hall, a caring faculty and staff, and enriched by God's many blessings, Mississippi College has emerged from humble beginnings to become as one of the South's premier Christian universities, with a bright future still to come.
Preparing for the 21st Century
Dr. Todd's administration was committed to preparing Mississippi College for the 21st century. As part of that mission, Dr. Todd targeted a number of physical improvements to maintain and replicate the architectural character of the Mississippi College campus. Renovations and remodeling of Latimer-Webb, Mary Nelson, and Whittington residence halls were completed. Nelson Hall and Alumni Hall were renovated. Self, Farr, and Aven halls also received renovations. In addition to renovations, the Foreign Language Learning Center, a multimedia language lab, was added to Jennings Hall, and state-of-the-art soundproof music practice rooms were installed in Aven Fine Arts Building. New construction included men's and women's residence halls, a 106,000 square foot health facility, and a math, computer science and chemistry complex. A campus-wide computer network, MCNET, was installed to offer access to the Internet and act as a communication link for all administration, faculty, staff and students. In 2002, MC successfully completed a $100 million capital campaign entitled "New Dawn" launched in 1996, the largest campaign in the school's history. Through these physical, financial and technological advances, Mississippi College can continue its legacy of academic excellence and Christian witness while offering the best of the total university experience.
Growing the Vision
In June 2001, Dr. Howell Todd retired as president of the university after serving seven years. The Board of Trustees named Dr. Lloyd Roberts, vice president for business affairs and professor of management, to serve as Interim President from July 2001 until June 30, 2002. Dr. Lee G. Royce became the 19th president of Mississippi College on July 1, 2002.
Mississippi College has seen steady enrollment growth, revitalized its facilities, and welcomed extraordinary levels of gift giving under President Royce. Enrollment has climbed to nearly 5,300 students, while the main campus in Clinton, and School of Law in downtown Jackson have been undergoing a building boom under Dr. Royce's leadership the past ten years. A successful "Growing the vision" campaign to boost student scholarships, the university's endowment, enhance facilities and strengthen academic programs raised $87.4 million when it concluded in Fall 2011. It began as a $65 million drive in 2006, but school trustees raised the goal to $80 million, despite a weak USA economy.
Mississippi College's rapid growth accelerated upon Dr. Royce's arrival in July 2002 after serving as president of Anderson University in South Carolina. MC's enrollment has climbed steadily from the 3,227 students enrolled when he took office as the Christian university's leader. International student enrollment has boomed to nearly 300 students from 30 nations, up from the nine students when Royce began his administration. A new Flowood Center catering to working adults in metro Jackson opened its doors in August 2010, and has been a convenient way for them to work on degrees during evening hours in Rankin County near the Dogwood Festival Mall.
MC's academic growth has also seen the arrival of stellar new programs. The Physician Assistant program is the only one of its type in the Magnolia State. The program now enrolls 90 students. The two and one-half year master's program will train professionals to work under the supervision of physicians. The program is based at newly renovated facilities in the Baptist Healthplex and works closely with the University of Mississippi Medical Center, federal clinics and hospitals in the region. The P.A. program will produce professionals who will play critical roles in easing the state's medical shortages in underserved areas of the state and nation. New doctoral programs in educational leadership and counseling are also adding new students. Mississippi College made history by awarding its first educational leadership doctorate in August 2011 to a Jackson elementary school principal.
Mississippi College's extensive list of building projects includes a new front entrance to the Robinson-Hale Football stadium, a new soccer complex including locker rooms and meeting rooms for its student athletes to make it the premier facility in the Gulf South Conference. The new medical sciences building opened January 2013. Other major improvements include the addition of the East Campus, formerly the old Clinton Junior High property, the opening of a new bookstore in the Fall of 2012 located near the brick streets of Olde Towne Clinton, plus a makeover for Self Hall, home of the School of Business. New track facilities, a new dining hall, coffee house, and extensive improvements to the Leland Speed Library are a few of the other projects in recent years.
The Mississippi College community has also enjoyed welcoming an all-star lineup of prominent national speakers for its spring scholarship dinners. Speakers have included former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in 2013, and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in April 2012, along with former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, newspaper publisher Steve Forbes and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, host of a popular Fox News weekend show. MC's signature spring event since 2008 has raised more than $1.6 million for student scholarships. National prominence has come to the university in other ways. "U.S. News & World Report" ranked MC 9th among the South's regional universities in the 2011 "Best Colleges, Best values" category, while the Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson was touted as one of the nation's 16 outstanding moot court programs invited to participate in the 2011 national competition.
Dr. Royce began his 12th year in the Fall of 2013 with many accomplishments to spotlight over the past ten years, but with many goals ahead as the Baptist-affiliated university seeks to achieve its vision "To be recognized as a university known for academic excellence and commitment to the cause of Christ."
Alma Mater
Fairest of all is our dear Mississippi,
Rising in state as the crest of a hill;
Staunch as a rock is our dear Alma Mater,
'Round her so noble our hopes ever live.
When, in the future, our hearts may be yearning
For the bright scenes of our dear college youth,
Back to thy portals our memories turning,
Clear gleams thy beacon of virtue and truth.
M. C. we hail thee, our dear Mississippi,
Queen of our hearts, no foe shall alarm;
Faithful and loyal, thy children shall ever
Cherish thy mem'ry, acknowledge thy charm.
-George H. Mackie, 1927


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