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Part of the mission of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga athletics department is to guide, encourage and support our Student-Athletes in their quest for comprehensive excellence - academically, athletically and socially. The 2008-09 season was an amazing year for the Mocs in all three areas and GoMocs.com is currently taking a look back at the accomplishments of the student-athletes at UTC.
In the first week, we recapped the academic achievements of the Mocs in 2008-09. Last week, we delved into the performances of UTC student-athletes in their respective arenas of competition over the last year. Now we look at the last part of the Mocs Mission and how UTC student-athletes represented themselves, the program and the University in the community.
The Mocs have always been very socially responsible, involved in community projects and excellent representatives of the University and the city of Chattanooga. Over the past year, the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) developed, sought out and participated in numerous community events, while each individual team took time during the year to volunteer in many different community projects.
"Our student-athletes are as involved in the community as any in the nation," said UTC Director of Athletics Rick Hart. "They willingly find time in their busy schedules of training, practicing and studying to volunteer at countless events throughout Chattanooga. It is a source of pride for our entire department and the University."
Community involvement naturally begins with the Mocs' volunteer efforts. The Mocs logged hundreds of hours through various projects throughout the area during 2008-09. Whether it was the 100+ that participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, or the 1,700+ pounds of food collected for the Chattanooga Food Bank, the UTC athletics department was heavily involved in volunteer projects throughout the season.
Community involvement also includes the amount of regional and national exposure UTC student-athletes bring to the University and the city. Being a top-100 program, and having 10 teams represented in the postseason, gave the Mocs plenty of chances for national exposure. UTC spent an entire week featured on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon thanks to the men's basketball appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Two student-athletes were also featured in Sports Illustrated during the past year.
Finally, community involvement can be measured by the interest the surrounding area shows in the athletic program through attendance at home events. Over 150,000 fans attended home games at UTC in 2008-09.
Below is a rundown that highlights the Mocs community involvement in 2008-09. Also included is a look back at the national exposure UTC student-athletes received, the leadership and sportsmanship honors bestowed upon the Mocs and the attendance numbers at UTC home events last year.
UTC Student-Athlete's Volunteer Experiences
• Over 100 UTC student-athletes were involved in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
• Members of the football and women's basketball teams volunteered for the 41st Annual Area 4 Ray Lloyd Smith Spring Games.
• UTC Gathered 1,500 pounds of food for the Chattanooga Food Bank at the Cumberland football game.
• UTC hosted Hoops for Hunger Night at the basketball double-header on Jan. 17.
• Mocs give Middle School Night winner a new computer.
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
• Collected 200 lbs of food for the Chattanooga Food Bank at the women's basketball season opener against Western Carolina.
• Promoted Physical Fitness at the Chambliss Home.
• Raised funds for the Kay Yow WBCA Cancer Fund.
• Conducted a Play Day/Mentoring event at Bethel Bible Village.
Men's Basketball
• Participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
• Volunteered at Hamilton County Readfest.
• Conducted reading sessions at Little Miss Mag Day Care.
• Volunteered at the Lookout Mountain Elementary School carnival.
• Spoke to students at Lookout Mountain Elementary School.
• Conducted a clinic at Inner City Ministries.
• Spoke to students at Rivermont Elementary.
• Signed autographs as a part of Brown Academy P.A.W.S.
• Woodmore Elementary School March Madness
• Conducted a free Kid's Clinic prior to the 2009 Spring Game.
• Volunteered for the 41st Annual Area 4 Ray Lloyd Smith Spring Games.
• Conducted a mentoring program at numerous local elementary schools, including Clifton Hills, Hillcrest, Calvin Donaldson, Brown Academy, Normal Park and Rivermont.
Women's Basketball
• Volunteered for the 41st Annual Area 4 Ray Lloyd Smith Spring Games.
• Helped with the Nursing Home Olympics in McKenzie Arena.
• Held the Bethel Bible Children's Home Basketball Clinic.
• Took part int he Hamilton County YMCA Basketball Clinic.
• Spoke to students at Lookout Mountain Elementary School.
• Participated in "Read with Reed" activities at several Hamilton County and North Georgia schools & at Brainerd Baptist Christian School.
• Distributed the Read with Reed Bookmarks into every City of Chattanooga Recreation Center
• Assisted with City of Chattanooga Warner Park Easter Egg Hunt
Women's Tennis
• Participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Men's Tennis
• Participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Women's Soccer
• UTC television station phone-a-thon
Men's & Women's Cross Country and Track & Field
• Participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
• Helped to conduct the Hamilton Country Elementary Track Meet.
• Assisted at the Chattanooga Food Bank.
• Participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
• Volunteered at the Bright School's Jump Rope for Heart.
National Exposure Gained by UTC in 2008-09
• Mocs Spend an Entire Week on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
• Volleyball senior Lara Newberry featured in Sports Illustrated.
• Men's basketball senior Stephen McDowell on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
• Brought national attention to Chattanooga through the hosting of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament First and Second Rounds that were televised live on ESPN.
• Tremendous economic impact on the community with the hosting of the Southern Conference men's and women's basketball and softball tournaments in 2008-09.
• Hosted the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision National Championship game for the 12th consecutive year. Brought further attention to the community with the game airing live on ESPN.
Leadership and Sportsmanship Honors
• Juniors Joseph Thornton (football) and Brooke Loudermilk (softball) were named the Coleman Lew Leadership Award Recipients by the Southern Conference. This honor goes to each member institution's student-athletes who excel based on leadership, academic excellence and athletic achievement in both the college environment and the community.
• Women's tennis freshman Brianna Wishing Earns Sportsmanship Award at Junior Qualifying
Attendance Highlights
• The Mocs had over 150,000 fans attend all of their home events in 2008-09.
• Women's basketball led the Southern Conference in average attendance. The Lady Mocs saw 2,089 fans spin the turnstiles each night during their 16-game home schedule. This was a 32% increase over the 2007-08 average of 1,578 fans per game. It was also the third highest single-season average in school history.
• The women's basketball game against Tennessee drew 7,008 fans. It was the highest attended women's event at UTC last year.
• The women's basketball team experienced a 40% increase in the number of season tickets sold in 2008-09.
• Softball led the Southern Conference with its average of 309 fans during the 20-game home schedule.
• Men's basketball was second in average attendance in the Southern Conference in 2008-09. UTC drew 4,040 fans per game for 16 games last season.
• Men's basketball drew 9,234 fans for the Jan. 28 contest against Davidson. It was the largest crowd for any home event at UTC in 2008-09.
• Men's basketball saw a 25% increase in its single-game ticket sales over the last year.
• Football had 8,240 in attendance for the Jacksonville State game on Sept. 20. It was the 14th largest crowd to watch a Mocs game in the 12-year history of Finley Stadium. It was also the second-largest home crowd for a UTC football game since 2003.
• Wrestling averaged 588 fans per match in 2008-09, leading the Southern Conference in attendance.
• The Mocs wrestling squad drew over 1,000 fans for the Cornell match on Feb. 1.
• Women's soccer increased its average home attendance from 208 in 2007 to 278 last year. It was a 34% jump from the previous season.
• Volleyball also increased its average attendance from 226 in 2007 to 230 last season.


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Happy birthday, J.K. Rowling! Even though the British author has concluded her Harry Potter book and film series, she still has a lot to celebrate on her 47th birthday. J.K. Rowling participated in the Olympics opening ceremony, and her infamous villain Voldemort had a starring role in the production. We're also eagerly awaiting her novel for adults The Casual Vacancy, which is out in September.
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- Review of structures in the energy dependence of hadronic observables (2007)
- The energy dependence of various hadronic observables is reviewed. The study of their evolution from AGS over SPS to the highest RHIC energy reveals interesting features, which might locate a possible onset of deconfinement. These observables include transverse spectra of different particle types and their total multiplicities, as well as elliptic flow. In this context especially the observation of a maximum of the strangeness to pion ratio is of particular interest, since on one hand it has been predicted as a signal for the onset of deconfinement but on the other hand also statistical model calculations exhibit qualitatively similar structures. The sharpness of these features is however not reproduced by hadronic scenarios. The significance of these structures will be discussed in this contribution. Other observables, such as radius parameters from Bose-Einstein correlations, on the other hand do not exhibit any structure in their energy dependence.
- Results on correlations and fluctuations from NA49 (2002)
- The large acceptance and high momentum resolution as well as the significant particle identification capabilities of the NA49 experiment at the CERN SPS allow for a broad study of fluctuations and correlations in hadronic interactions. In the first part recent results on event-by-event charge and p_t fluctuations are presented. Charge fluctuations in central Pb+Pb reactions are investigated at three different beam energies (40, 80, and 158 AGeV), while for the p_t fluctuations the focus is put on the system size dependence at 158 AGeV. In the second part recent results on Bose Einstein correlations of h-h- pairs in minimum bias Pb+Pb reactions at 40 and 158 AGeV, as well as of K+K+ and K-K- pairs in central Pb+Pb collisions at 158 AGeV are shown. Additionally, other types of two particle correlations, namely pi p, Lambda p, and Lambda Lambda correlations, have been measured by the NA49 experiment. Finally, results on the energy and system size dependence of deuteron coalescence are discussed.
- Recent results from the NA49 experiment (2005)
- Recent results of the NA49 collaboration are presented. Transverse mass spectra as well as total multiplicities of identified particles are discussed. The study of their evolution from AGS over SPS to the highest RHIC energy reveals a couple of interesting features. These include a sudden change in the energy dependence of the mt-spectra and of the yields of strange hadrons around 30A GeV. Additionally, new results on particle production at high-pt for Pb+Pb collsions at 158A GeV, as well as on the v2 of L, are discussed.
- Measurement of the quasi free np → npπ+π− and np → ppπ−π0 reactions at 1.25 GeV with HADES (2014)
- We present the results of two-pion production in tagged quasi-free np collisions at a deutron incident beam energy of 1.25 GeV/c measured with the High-Acceptance Di-Electron Spectrometer (HADES) installed at GSI. The specific acceptance of HADES allowed for the first time to obtain high-precision data on π+π− and π−π0 production in np collisions in a region corresponding to large transverse momenta of the secondary particles. The obtained differential cross section data provide strong constraints on the production mechanisms and on the various baryon resonance contributions (∆∆, N(1440), N(1520), ∆(1600)). The invariant mass and angular distributions from the np → npπ+π −and np → ppπ−π0 reactions are compared with different theoretical model predictions.
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- Results of resonance searches in the Xi - pi -, Xi - pi +, Xi -bar+ pi -, and Xi -bar+ pi + invariant mass spectra in proton-proton collisions at sqrt[s]=17.2 GeV are presented. Evidence is shown for the existence of a narrow Xi - pi - baryon resonance with mass of 1.862±0.002 GeV/c2 and width below the detector resolution of about 0.018 GeV/c2. The significance is estimated to be above 4.2 sigma . This state is a candidate for the hypothetical exotic Xi --3/2 baryon with S=-2, I=3 / 2, and a quark content of (dsdsu-bar). At the same mass, a peak is observed in the Xi - pi + spectrum which is a candidate for the Xi 03/2 member of this isospin quartet with a quark content of (dsusd-bar). The corresponding antibaryon spectra also show enhancements at the same invariant mass.


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Toledo Pride is changing locations Downtown, expanding its parade route and adding several new activities — all factors organizers say will make this year's event bigger and better than ever.
The three-day weekend will kick off with a Nite Glo 5K/fun run Aug. 10 at the University of Toledo. There will be a parade at noon Aug. 11 followed by a commitment ceremony for 10 couples and an event lineup that includes community vendors, live music, a drag show and after-parties. On Aug. 12, participants can cool down with a water balloon fight and community ice cream social.
About 5,000 people attended Toledo Pride last year in Promenade Park and more are expected this year as the event moves to Levis Square, said Lexi Staples, executive director of the Pride of Toledo Foundation and event director for Toledo Pride.
This is the third year for Toledo Pride and the second year for the parade. The event was moved because of construction at Promenade Park.
"We're just jazzed. It's just crazy how fast it's been growing," Staples said. "We're excited to move back to Promenade Park next year, but I think it's going to work out and the new parade route is better. The main benefit is the cool parade route."The parade route will start at Levis Square and wind through Jefferson Avenue, Huron Street and Adams Street before ending back at Levis Square, located on North St. Clair Street between Jefferson and Madison avenues.
Mayor Mike Bell and Jennifer Tyrrell of Bridgeport, Ohio, will serve as grand marshals. Tyrrell, a lesbian and mother of four, recently gained national attention after she was removed by the Boy Scouts of America as her son's Cub Scout den mother because of her sexual orientation.
Parade coordinator Torie Thorne said the parade is fun for everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation.
"The parade is just a melting pot of everyone in the community," Thorne said. "It's always a lot of good energy. It's family-friendly. It's just a really good time. Last year, it went really well, so I can only imagine it will be a million times better this year."
Following the parade, 10 couples will participate in a commitment ceremony in Levis Square organized by Toledo Pride in partnership with Support Marriage Equality in Ohio.
The Community Connection Festival event will run from 1-7 p.m., featuring more than 60 vendor booths as well as food and drinks. Live entertainment, including bands and a drag show, will run until midnight. Admission is $5 before 7 p.m. and $7 after 7 p.m.
"We've got some great performers coming in," Staples said. "The entertainment will be on a higher scale. It's just going to be bigger and better."
Minneapolis-based Spearz, an all-male Britney Spears cover band, will headline the musical acts at 9 p.m. Other performers include Amanda Rice at 12:45 p.m., Toledo cover band The Rivets at 1:35 p.m., Ohio powerpop/electronic rock artist Master T.C. at 2:30 p.m., techno pop singer/songwriter Christopher Norman of Ann Arbor at 3:40 p.m., synth-driven electronic pop group Wideband Network, featuring vocalist Casey Clark of Toledo, at 4:50 p.m., rock cover band Arctic Clam of Toledo at 6:10 p.m. and electronic DJ Kenneth Thomas of Detroit at 7:30 p.m. Times are subject to change.
The Drag Extravaganza, starting at 10:30 p.m., will include Mystique Summers, a contestant on season two of Logo TV's "RuPaul's Drag Race," as well as local favorites Felaciana Thunderpussy, Deja Dellataro, London Asia, Amber Stone and The Bois with Outskirts.
Several bars, including Bretz, OUTSKiRTS RHouse, RipCord and Blush, will host after-parties following the entertainment.
Nite Glo 5K
The inaugural Nite Glo 5K was organized by recent University of Toledo graduate Justin Veigel, who said his high school cross country team in Akron hosted a similar event and he thought it would be a fun addition to Toledo Pride.
"Some Prides have a 5K competition, but we wanted to do something different than everyone else and do it at night," Veigel said. "We thought that would be pretty cool and thought it'd be a great way to get people to Toledo early and get them to explore a little more."
Participants will receive colored glow sticks and run through an illuminated course on UT's main campus. There will also be a pet-friendly one-mile event for participants to "run, walk or roll." All participants will receive a T-shirt.
Registration starts at 6 p.m. Aug. 10. the race begins around 9 p.m. Participants can preregister at toledopride.com. Cost is $18 for the 5K and $15 for the one-mile event. Proceeds will benefit the Pride of Toledo Foundation, Equality Toledo and Spectrum UT, the LGBTQA student group at UT.
Sunday Funday
Sunday Funday, hosted by the Owens Community College Gay Straight Alliance in partnership with the Pride of Toledo Foundation, will run from noon to 4 p.m. Aug. 12 in the quad between College Hall, Health Technologies Hall and the Child Care Center at Owens' Toledo-area campus.
Guests are encouraged to bring their own picnic baskets, blankets and chairs to the family-friendly, alcohol-free event featuring a water balloon tournament at 1 p.m. and ice cream social at 3 p.m., said event coordinator Lily Briggs, president of Owens' Gay Straight Alliance. Music, giveaways and other activities, including beanbag toss, Frisbee and sidewalk chalk, are also planned.
Admission is free, but donations of nonperishable food items for Owens' Harvest Food Pantry are encouraged, Briggs said.
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Some parts have been posted online that purport to belong to the iPhone 5s, or whatever Apple calls their next generation phone. While the iPhone 5 might continue the tradition of keeping the previous year's form factor, that doesn't mean the internals can't change. If these parts are genuine, they show updates to the vibrator assembly, earpiece and speaker brackets, and more. Here's the image from BGR:
Taking a look at the images, major updates could be made to the vibrator assembly, earpiece and loud speaker brackets, the SIM tray, and more. The photo above is a photo of the vibrator assembly and component cable running to it which purportedly will surface in the iPhone 5s. The photo pictured below shows the current vibrator component cable and motor that is found in the iPhone 5.
Apple made the switch from a rotational vibrator motor in the iPhone 4S back to a linear motor in the iPhone 5 which was an odd choice. Rotational motors are typically a lot smoother and have less problems. The vibrator motor in the GSM variant of the iPhone 4 had a linear motor and typically saw more issues than the rotational variant found in the CDMA 4 and the iPhone 4S. This switch back was probably made in the iPhone 5 in order to conserve on space.
It looks as if the next generation iPhone will still feature a linear vibrational motor but with an overhaul and better design. This isn't surprising as the iPhone 5 has suffered vibrator issues. In my experience with AnoStyle and according to iMore's sources within Apple, the current vibrator assembly in the iPhone 5 can be sketchy at best when it comes to performance. If the cable isn't secured just right with the contacts laying on top of it, it produces a weak and/or sporadic vibration pattern. Securing the assembly to the actual cable would make sense and most likely solve a lot of the issues users are experiencing with the iPhone 5.
The other changes such as the loud speaker and earpiece brackets aren't surprising as shields and brackets typically do see revisions every year to some extent. Currently the iPhone 5 earpiece speaker is attached to the display assembly. While there haven't been many issues reported to iMore, it does take up quite a bit of space and could be changed to make room to accommodate other revised components.
The SIM tray doesn't appear to take a different sized SIM card but is shallower which could indicate that the contacts on the board have moved slightly, which isn't all that surprising with revised components and internal hardware. You can hit the link below to view all the components BGR managed to snag photos of.
Overall, it appears that Apple is minimizing the amount of space component cables need to occupy. The WiFi flex has shrunk as well as many of the other brackets and components. This begs the question, what is Apple making space for?
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The vibrators are the wrong way round in this article. The CDMA iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S had a Linear vibrator and the AT&T iPhone 4 and iPhone 5 (and iPhone, 3G and 3Gs) have a rotational vibrate motor. Have a look at ifixit teardowns if you're unsure.
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Rotational vibrators are less smooth but really do alert.
Linear vibrators offer "creamier" vibrations.
Apple downgraded to rotational vibrators to save on space (cause we all know that the iPhone 5 is thinner). the iPhone 4 and 4S use linear vibrators. Basically that's a rotational vibrator in the upcoming iPhone 5S.
Well, let's hope it simply works well in the pocket. Sometimes I cannot tell my iPhone is vibrating and thus miss a call or alert.
And 'creamier'? Maybe not the right word to use when describing a product that vibrates....perhaps 'smoother' would've been a less suggestive word.


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Lee schools face deep cuts with passage of state budget
In Lee County, reactions to the state budget passed late Wednesday afternoon by the N.C. General Assembly ranged from dejection to cautious optimism.
Superintendent Andy Bryan, dealing with his first budget session as the new leader of the 10,000-student local public school system, said the purpose of education is to prepare students for life and for work. With the district facing millions of dollars in cuts, much of which the legislature is requiring via cuts to teacher and teaching assistant positions, he said, "I don't think that this budget supports that goal."
In the past, public schools received discretionary cuts, in which the state told them to cut a certain amount of money but let local officials choose where. This year, for the first time, the state mandated where those cuts — which Bryan said will come out to about $4 million — will come from.
The legislature declared that every school district must cut its teaching assistant force by 21 percent this coming year. Bryan said it's too soon to tell how many assistants will be cut because it will be based on how many children are in school this fall. The budget also calls for Lee County Schools to eliminate 33.5 teaching positions, Bryan said, adding that staff will be looking for ways to compensate for the state's personnel cuts.
"Obviously we're going to do everything we can do to protect the classroom," he said.
In addition to personnel, the state is cutting funds for low-wealth districts, including Lee County, as well as supplies and text books. The district also sustained a $500,000 cut from the Lee County Board of Commissioners earlier this year and is anticipating losing up to $600,000 from the federal government, both of which Bryan said make dealing with state cuts even harder.
SUBHEAD: Private school vouchers
With savings from cuts to education — public schools, community colleges and the UNC system will lose a combined $260 million next year — Republicans who wrote the state budget funded other ventures.
For example, a new $10 million voucher system will give low-income students $4,200 to attend private school. Public schools are funded based on their average daily membership, and the legislature expects their attendance to decrease as students take advantage of the vouchers, potentially saving the state money.
Bill Carver, headmaster at Grace Christian School, said he supports the voucher program and hopes it grows in the future.
"I would like to see this open to an wider group of people, and I think this is the start to that experiment," he said, adding that the $4,200 credit would cover tuition and leave only a few hundred dollars per year in fees unaccounted for.
"If there's people who are out there who are considering it, come out and see us," Carver said. "We want them to see what we do here and make sure they're making the best choice for them."
Bryan said he wasn't sure yet whether the district will work with eligible families to learn more about the voucher system. He also declined to comment specifically on several other controversial changes written into the budget, including the elimination of teacher tenure, a measure that would stop teachers with advanced degrees from being able to earn an extra stipend for their expertise beginning in 2015 and a plan to begin giving merit-based raises.
Bryan did, however, offer a general assessment of the situation, saying: "I think some of the things that were contained in the budget bill are meant to discourage teachers from going into the profession or staying in the profession."
SUBHEAD: Business and the budget
Bryan also said the budget will hurt economic development, a point Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce President Bob Joyce echoed.
"Business runs on a well-educated workforce, and the chamber — along with all the other chambers — is following what the legislature has done with our public schools, community colleges and our university system," Joyce said. "I think we need to watch very closely what cuts in those areas are going to mean."
Under the budget, the Rural Center, which gave economic development aid to rural counties, was shut down. Joyce said he hopes its replacement, the Rural Economic Development Division, will be just as beneficial to the local economy. The most recent Rural Center grant to a Lee County business — to WST Industries last year — was for $80,000, Joyce said, and led to the creation of about 30 new jobs because it allowed the company to repair and move into a building in town instead of buying move-in-ready property outside the county.
"We leveraged a very small Rural Center grant to rehabilitate this building and add to our payroll here," Joyce said. "It worked exactly the way it was supposed to work. ... If the legislature, in their wisdom, thinks it needs new management, that's their purview. But we are glad to see something like it continue."
SUBHEAD: Pre-K funding
Initial versions of various proposed budgets were not kind to pre-K funding, said Lyn Hankins of the Lee County Partnership for Children.
Hankins, director of the group that supports early-childhood education, said she and others were worried that the legislature would cut off many children by allowing only those from the poorest of families receive state funding. It would've cut off about 50 children from pre-K in Lee County, Hankins said, but the final version of the budget kept the same income requirements.
All in all, however, Hankins's group reportedly won't be able to serve as many children as it did last year. The state as a whole had 5,000 temporary spots last year; and the budget cut those down to 2,500 but also made them permanently funded.
"Right now it looks like we will probably serve 50 or 55 fewer children, out of the more than 300 we served last year," Hankins said. "So that's not terrible. It's bad, but its not terrible."


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In addition to welcoming full-time students with degrees in Computer Science, we also cater to two major non-traditional groups of students: those whose schedules allow only for part-time studies and those without a degree in Computer Science. For the first group, we offer almost all of our classes during the evenings (and a few on Saturdays). For the second group of students, courses are offered that allow them to "transition" into the Masters courses. The six transition courses are packaged into the credit-based Graduate Transition Certificate in Computer Science (GTCCS). This Transition Certificate will also prepare you for graduate study or an entry-level position in the industry, and is available both face-to-face and online. (Our online courses use a variety of current technologies, including live classroom, online chat, virtual labs, etc.) For those that have completed the Graduate Transition Certificate in Computer Science or have a background comparable to a degree in Computer Science, a credit-based Graduate Certificate in Computer Science (GCCS) is available, and all courses taken for this certificate apply to the Master's degree program in Computer Science. Although no specific undergraduate major is required, applicants must have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited school.
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Submission of the GRE score is strongly recommended to international applicants and should be considered by all applicants to strengthen the application packet. The applicant may be required to submit the GRE score after an initial review, which could delay the decision process.
International students should refer to the International Students sub-section for additional admission requirements.
In addition to having a baccalaureate degree from a recognized college/university, one of the following must be met for a student to be considered for this MS program at Southern Polytechnic State University:
Note: Higher scores may compensate for a lower GPA. In some cases, the GMAT may be considered.
The candidate for admission has already earned a recognized Masters or doctor's degree in a closely related, quantitative field of study (e.g., engineering, physics, chemistry, mathematics); the GRE is not required for consideration. The GRE is strongly recommended if the degree is not from the United States.
A student holding a baccalaureate degree from an accredited school who does not meet the criteria for Basic or Advanced categories may be admitted upon convincing the faculty of the School of CSE of extraordinary alternative qualifications (e.g., lengthy and distinguished employment in the computer field) that would predict the likelihood of success in completing the MS program.
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Students applying to the program who do not have a degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a computing-related field may be required to take necessary prerequisite courses to prepare for graduate study in Computer Science. Upon acceptance, the admissions committee will evaluate the student's transcripts and determine any necessary prerequisite courses the student must take. These required prerequisite courses are listed on the student's acceptance letter as a condition for being fully admitted into the Masters Program. If four or more prerequisite courses are required, the student will be eligible for the Graduate Transition Certificate in Computer Science.
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Harwood Union theater director Peter Boynton produces and directs a production of West Side Story as his final show at Harwood Union School. This will be Boynton's thirteenth and final spring musical after first teaming up with band director Chris Rivers and choral director Diane Phillips for their first collaboration on a production of Guys and Dolls in 1997.
This year's production is West Side Story, which runs Thursday, April 9, through Saturday, April 11, with evening shows at 7:30 p.m. and a Saturday matinee at 1:30 p.m. The Saturday matinee will include the traditional pre-show meet the orchestra presentation led by conductor Chris Rivers. Audience members will get an opportunity to see and hear each instrument in the orchestra and get an explanation of its musical role. The children in the matinee audience are also invited to meet the cast and come up on the stage after the show.
After second-homing in The Valley for many years, Boynton took a sabbatical from his professional theater and television career in New York City and moved here full time to raise his daughter, Noni, in 1995. While holding down a local full-time job to pay the bills, Boynton became involved with the Harwood theater program as well as serving a stint on the Harwood school board as Waitsfield's representative.
He also was instrumental in starting the dance program at Harwood a number of years ago and has been the faculty dance instructor for the past year and a half. In a belt-tightening move the program was eliminated from next year's budget -- not an uncommon scenario nationally as the visual and performing arts are often deemed less important than traditional academics.
Boynton has kept his theater skills honed by playing lead roles in musical productions at Lost Nation Theater in Montpelier and eventually renovating and opening The Skinner Barn as a site for educational, social and cultural events. He brings in New York and local theater professionals each summer to teach young theater artists at his ongoing summer theater camps as well as presenting cabaret and theater productions each July and August.
His daughter, Noni Boynton, graduates from Harwood Union this year and will head off to art school allowing him the opportunity to pursue professional acting roles again during the school year. He and his wife, Regina Darmoni, plan to commute between their home in Waitsfield and New York City.


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NEW YORK (January 23, 2013)--Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o told Katie Couric in an interview to air Thursday that he briefly lied about his online girlfriend after discovering she didn't exist.
Te'o said he didn't lie about the hoax until December, believing Lennay Kekua had died of cancer.
A segment of the interview with Te'o and his parents was broadcast Wednesday on "Good Morning America."
The Heisman Trophy runner-up received a phone call in December from a woman saying she was Kekua, who he believed had died in September.
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The recreational red snapper season for Gulf state waters opens to harvest Memorial Day weekend. Red snapper is a popular species that has a strong economic impact for many coastal communities throughout Florida.
Cedar Key School's annual Kindergarten Circus was presented last week.
The performance, celebrating the coming end of the school year, was proclaimed "the best ever in 25 years" by School Board Member Chris Cowart of Cedar Key.
Newcomer Diana Topping and returnee Heath Davis were sworn in on the Cedar Key City Commission on Tuesday, along with incumbent Commissioner Sue Colson. All three were elected on May 5.
The first order of business was electing a mayor and Topping's motion to choose Davis was unanimously approved. Dale Register, who has been mayor, was chosen vice mayor by a 3-2 vote, defeating Colson. Colson and Davis voted for her.
One thing is certain about the three bridges of Cedar Key that the Florida Department of Transportation plans to replace: no final decisions have been made on construction options for the Lewis Pass bridge on Gulf Boulevard and the C Street/Dock Street bridge.
The proposals on the Daughtry Bayou bridge on Gulf Boulevard are non-controversial, said Nelson Bedenbaugh, senior project manager for FDOT District 2. He and Jordan Green updated the Levy County Commission on the status of the projects on Tuesday.
The Bronson Ace Hardware, whose manager is Levy County Commission Chair John Meeks, is hosting the next pet adoption event for Levy County Animal Services and adoption fees will be discounted.
The discount was approved during last Tuesday's commission meeting at the request of Animal Services Director David Weatherford.
Lauren Bartholemy, daughter of Stephen Bartholemy and Jolie and Heath Davis of Cedar Key, graduated May 8 from the Naval Academy Prepratory School in Newport, R.I., a one-year program that prepares individuals for life as a midshipman at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.
Bartholemy is a 2014 graduate of Cedar Key High School.
While at NAPS, she was chosen platoon commander and paraded her fellow classmates during the review that is part of the graduation ceremony.
A proposed massive limerock mine on King Road in Inglis that stirred passions and controversy just a few years ago over the issuance of a special exception permit to strip 6.8 million tons of rock annually on 2,757 acres of a 4,750-acre site for 110 years quietly changed hands on Tuesday.
Tarmac America LLC, a subsidiary of Titan America, first applied for a Levy County special exception permit in 2004. It was finally approved by the Levy County Commission by a vote of 3-1 after an emotion-fraught public hearing that went almost eight hours.
South Levy Volunteer Fire Chief Roger Crossman sat patiently through last Tuesday's Levy County Commission meeting before asking if he could address the panel. He said the department is broke and could the commission help with $8,610 in bills.
"We took a pretty heavy hit on our budget for the year," he said, noting it had been reduced.
He said the department must pay $5,906 for insurance by May 10 or the vehicles cannot answer calls. The rest of the money is needed for repairs and maintenance on the department's vehicles.
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Sheer racer back slip dress with rigid metallic mesh outer layer. "V"-neckline in front. Sheer slip dress peaks out from beneath mesh outer layer and has pieced together bottom for a gorgeous voluminous look. Slip underneath has adjustable straps.
*100% Polyester
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Length: 29"
Bust (all around): 33 1/2"
Total Strap Length: 15"
Tank Overlay -
Length: 28"
Bust (all around): 34"
Armhole Drop: 8"
*100% Polyester
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Measurements for Size Small:
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Length: 29"
Bust (all around): 33 1/2"
Total Strap Length: 15"
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Length: 28"
Bust (all around): 34"
Armhole Drop: 8"
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Rated 2 out of 5Â by deerheart sweet and scratchy Really had to try this one when it went on sale, could be a perfect layering piece.. alas, the much aforementioned scratchy-ness was too much for me to overcome...if you can handle that, this dress is very cool but to me too scratchy and appeared a bit fragile. Fits true to size, of course longer on a petite like me than it looks on the model. XS petal lining hit almost mid thigh on 5'4''. 2.14.2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by rumnroses Adorable! The reviews make this dress sound awful, but this dress really makes a statement! I get that it's a little scratchy on the arms, but totally worth it for the look. It definitely needs a slip underneath, but that's no problem. The dress fit me just as it does on the model, but I decided to swap it out for a larger size so the gold overlay would be a little bit longer. You can tell how short the gold part is when you look on the model, and I wanted it to be a little more substantial. The slip underneath has adjustable straps. Really love this piece, it doesn't deserve such terrible reviews! 1.18.2013
Rated 4 out of 5Â by ash_nyc i adore it :) i realize this dress has gotten a lot of complaints - and i totally agree that the material is scratchy (the net over the slip). that is honestly my only complaint about the dress - but it's absolutely striking. you just need to be mindful (should you choose to buy it) that your upper arms might get somewhat sore if you let it rub against that fabric a lot. other than that, it does say that it's a sheer slip dress, so make sure you have an actual racerback slip, (i picked one up - a sienna brown color - at one of the other UO companies) and it worked out perfectly. i got many compliments on it. :) the gold shimmer is beautiful in the net. this is going to be perfect for new years! 12.25.2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Snowkitty Not what it seems This dress was supposed to be my little piece of Heaven. The dress is so rough & abrasive on the skin, it's too sheer & was just really disappointed with it. It's labeled Intimately Free which means it should have been called a slip not a dress. If you hug anyone you'll scratch them with the dress & that's after you'll be all scratched up yourself :o( I think whoever designed it should be punished by having to wear it, along with the ones who approved it's production. For the price you would expect more out of this piece. 12.4.2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by Alicja Cheap Im surprise what's go in on with Free people lately, Every month Im waiting for something really cute, sexy, and I don't remember when last I've been happy about anything I purchase, even if same dress or top looks nice on picture, I got the package and refund because Im NOT happy with. 12.4.2012
Rated 1 out of 5Â by wishesarefishes Pretty concept, poor execution When I ordered this dress, I knew it probably wouldn't work out but decided to take the chance because I had a discount code. Unfortunately, I was right. The mesh is REALLY rough. I'm pretty sure I'd end up with scratches all over my arms if I wore it out. Plus, you can forget about hugging anybody. The whole thing is super sheer. You'd have to figure out some kind of slip in order not to be completely indecent because nude underwear would show through easily. Also the whole thing felt delicate and cheap. I really liked the concept but the whole dress is a big fail. Too bad. 11.23.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by ikegalinre Surprised ! I was really excited to receive this dress. Loved how if looked so edgy and delicate. As I opened the package, I was immediately disappointed with the fabric. It felt cheap and very rough. When I slipped it on, the dress is basically a completely sheer slip with a gold mesh overlay. Overlay is abrasive and uncomfortable. I had to return the dress, sadly it was not at ALL what I expected. 11.22.2012
Rated 3 out of 5Â by atxkim disappointed I was really excited to received this dress. Unfortunately it wasn't what I expected. First off its very gold, sparkle gold. and its completely see thru. The mesh gold overlay is very abrasive and uncomfortable to touch. I really wanted to like this :( For the price it wasn't worth keeping for me. Plus I wish the fit was more form fitting. 11.18.2012
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(June 2, 2005) - Students in Hagerstown Community College's magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) class recently obtained certificates. Students are (left to right) Linda Manspeaker, Julie Barber, Danielle Watson, Matthew Johnson, Vicki West, Kim Hensler, Lori Kaylor, and MR Instructor Scott Luketic. Program Director Cheryl Scrivener is seated in the front.
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Google Suggest has been recently updated to include top search results and search buttons, but the most surprising additions are sponsored links. Here's how Google explains why you'll sometimes see ads below the suggestions:
"Similar to the navigational suggestions, sometimes we detect that the most relevant completion for what you're typing is an ad. When an ad is shown, we mark it with the text "Sponsored Link" and a colored background, as on the results page."
The updated Google Suggest will have an interesting side-effect: you'll see the search results pages less often. Google saves you a few clicks by suggesting search results directly from the homepage, much like Google Chrome's omnibox, but monetizing the suggestions seems out of place. The ads draw attention from the list of suggestions, they're unnecessarily large and they clutter the interface.
Hopefully, Google won't show sponsored links in the list of suggestions very often and Google will focus on adding useful suggestions like: unit conversions, results from Google Calculator, facts etc.
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* Is this the first time when Google shows third-party ads on the homepage?
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