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Dr. Ian D. Duncan
Chair, Division of Business Studies,
Professor of Accounting and Business
Degrees Earned
DBA Argosy University, School of Business and Information Technology, 2009
Business Administration
Major concentration: Accounting
Minor concentration: Management Information Systems
M.I.S.M Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, (in process)
Master of Information Systems Management
M.P.M. Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, (in process)
Master of Project Management
C.M.A. Society of Management Accountants, 1978
Certified Management Accountant
M.B.A. York University Schulich School of Business, 1974
Business Administration
B.S. York University, 1972
Mathematics and Computer Science
Courses Taught
Accounting and Finance: Managerial Use and Analysis
Accounting Information Systems
Advanced Cost Accounting
Business Communications
Business Internship
Business Statistics
Business Strategy and Policy
Cost and Managerial Accounting
Financial Accounting Information
Financial Accounting and Reporting I, II, & III
Financial Management of the Firm
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Introduction to Information Systems Management
Money and Banking
Principles of Accounting I & II
Teaching and Professional Experience
1991-Present Clearwater Christian College
2006-Present John H. Sykes College of Business / University of Tampa (Instructor in Accounting)
1999-Present Keller Graduate School of Management / Devry University
1992-2003 Schiller International University (Adjunct Professor)
1991 University of Waterloo (Adjunct Lecturer)
1991-2001 Health Shoes Plus, Inc. (CFO)
1997-1999 Director of Institutional Research and Effectiveness
1997-2000 & 1991-1996 Chairman, Division of Business Studies
1980-Present Briarcliffe Property Management (President, Shareholder & Director)
1990-1993 School of Business and Economics / Wilfrid Laurier University (Adjunct Lecturer)
1990-1993 Wilfrid Laurier University (Part-Time Instructor)
1990-1991 Conostoga College (Part-Time Instructor)
1990 Faculty of Education / University of Toronto (Adjunct Professor)
1990-Present Venture Associates (President)
1989-1991 ICJ Equity Partners (President, Shareholder & Director)
1989-1990 Wilson Stitching Limited (VP, Finance, Shareholder)
1988-1991 Fastbreaks Restaurant Corp. (VP, Shareholder)
1984-1986 University of Waterloo (Adjunct Lecturer)
1983-1985 Scheffler-Douglas Automobiles (VP, Secretary-Treasurer, Shareholder & Director)
1981-1990 Canadian Industrial Innovation Centre (Manager of Finance)
1988-1990 (Manager, Education and Entrepreneurship Development Programs)
1981-1988 (Manager, Administrative and Financial Services; Secretary/Treasurer)
1987-1988 (Coordinator of Education and Training Programs)
1981-1983 School of Business and Economics / Wilfrid laurier University (Adjunct Lecturer)
1980-1984 Sonntag Systems Inc. (Chairman, CFO, Shareholder & Director)
1980-Present Briarcliffe Property Management (President, Shareholder & Director)
1979-1981 University of Waterloo (Lecturer, full time academic position)
1978-1979 University of Waterloo (Adjunct Lecturer)
1977 Richard Ivey School of Business Administration / University of Western Ontario (Research Assistant)
1974-1976 Society of Management Accountants of Canada (Research Manager)
Professional and Community Activities
1994 - Present Member of the Board of Directors for Pipers Meadow Home Owners' Association - Currently serves as Treasurer
1993 - 1996 Volunteer Business Consultant, Small Business Development Centre, University of South Florida
1993 Vice Chairman, Small Business Council, Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, Clearwater, Florida
1991-1992 Member, Small Business Council, Clearwater Chamber of Commerce, Clearwater, Florida
1987 Treasurer, Society of Research Administrators of Canada
1985 Member of the Education Committee for the North Waterloo unit of the Canadian Cancer society
1984 President, University Club, University of Waterloo
1983 Member of the Kitchener-Waterloo Sales and Advertising Club
1983 Director, University Club, University of Waterloo
1982 Treasurer, Faculty Club, University of Waterloo
1981 Chapter Director, Grand River Chapter, Society of Management Accountants of Ontario
1980 Faculty Advisor and Founder of the Association of Accounting Students, University of Waterloo
1980 High School Speakers List, University of Waterloo, Faculty of Arts
1980 Member of the Speakers Bureau, University of Waterloo
1980 Chapter Director, Grand River Chapter of the Society of Management Accountants of Ontario
1980 Supervisory Examiner for the Management: Processes and Problems course - the final qualifying exam for the R.I.A. (CMA designation)
1980 Appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of the civic Concert Choir of Hamilton, Hamilton, Ontario
The Balanced Scorecard: An Empirical Investigation of the Impact on Corporate Financial Performance - Valuable Strategic Management Tool or Passing Fad?, Presented at the American Institute of Higher Education 4th International Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, March 17-19 2010.
The Balanced Scorecard: An Empirical Investigation of the Impact on Corporate Financial Performance - Valuable Strategic Management Tool or Passing Fad?, October 2009, Doctoral Dissertation.
Fair Value Accounting: A Critical Review, Presented at the Fall 2008 Seminar, Tampa Bay CPA Group, Inc., Tampa, Florida, October 23, 2008, published as part of the Conference Proceedings.
The Balanced Scorecard: Valuable Strategic Management Tool or Passing Fad?, Presented at the Spring 2007 Seminar, Tampa Bay CPA Group, Inc., Tampa, Florida, June 7, 2007, published as part of the Conference Proceedings.
Professional Ethics: Clearly a Significant Void in the Accounting Curriculum!, Presented at the Third Annual Business Conference, Argosy University, Sarasota, Florida Campus, April 13, 2005, published as part of the Conference Proceedings.
"Increasing Your Management Effectiveness: Introducing Feed Forward Control",
CMA Magazine
, December/January 1993.
"Controlling Expenses: The Key to Profitability in a Recession",
CMA Magazine
, November 1992.
"Boost Your Sales: A Results-Driven Approach",
CMA Magazine
, October 1992.
"Researching the Market",
CMA Magazine
, September 1992.
"Putting New Ideas to the Test",
CMA Magazine
, July-August 1992.
"Generating Ideas: Explorers and Artists Wanted",
CMA Magazine
, April 1992.
"Consulting to Entrepreneurs - Getting Started",
CMA Magazine
, February 1992.
"Finding A Business Opportunity",
CMA Magazine
, December/January 1992.
"Technical Entrepreneurship: After Your Venture's Launch",
Engineering Dimensions
, November-December 1991.
"An Introduction to Entrepreneurship",
CMA Magazine
, November 1991.
"Technical Entrepreneurship: Financing Your Venture",
Engineering Dimensions
, September-October 1991.
"New Venture Assessment: Building A Team and Drafting A Plan",
Engineering Dimensions
, July-August 1991.
"New Venture Assessment: Researching The Market",
Engineering Dimensions
, May-June 1991.
"New Venture Success: Idea Evaluation and Early Venture Assessment",
Engineering Dimensions
, March-April 1991.
"Technical Entrepreneurship: Innovation's Role",
Engineering Dimensions
, January-February 1991.
"The Leasing Issue - Some Important Considerations", Cost and Management, March-April, 1980. Reprinted by the Society of Management Accountants of Canada - May, 1980.
"Leasing: Alternative to Owning", Common Sense Economics, Vol. 5, No.2, Department of Economics, University of Waterloo.
"The Management of Uncertainty - A Normative Approach", presented at the Ninth Annual Management Research Forum, Wilfrid Laurier University, September, 1978.
"Joint- and By-product costing", Chapter 9 and "Make-or-Buy Decisions", Chapter 19
, Sam R. Goodman and James S. Reece, Editors, Dow Jones-Irwin Inc., Homewood, Illinois, 1978. Contributing Author.
"A Second Look at Leasing", Cost and Management, January-February, 1976.Z
"Inventories-Their Use and Control", Cost and Management, January-February, 1976.
"Make-or-Buy Decisions", Cost and Management, September-October, 1975.
Published Books:
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING, 3rd Canadian Edition, Meigs, Mosich, Johnson, Lockwood and Duncan, McGraw-Hill Ryerson Limited (published August, 1980)
STUDY GUIDE FOR USE WITH INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING, 1st Canadian Edition, Meigs, Mosich, and Duncan, McGraw-Hill Limited (published March, 1981)
Book Reviews
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING, Serge Matulich and Lester E. Heitger, McGraw-Hill Book Company.
- Reviewed for the publisher with respect to Canadianization of the text
Sidney Davidson, James S. Schindler, Clyde P. Stickney and Roman L. Weil, The Dryden Press (Holt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada Ltd.)
- Reviewed for the publisher
BASIC ACCOUNTING, 3rd Canadian Edition, Henry Dauderis, Holt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada Ltd.
- Reviewed the Management Accounting chapters for the publisher
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Jeffery Turner Davis, 45, of Ronda was charged with larceny after breaking/entering.
Ricky Lee Ellison, 48, of Lansing was charged with criminal trespassing and making harassing phone calls.
Thomas Larry Greer, 54, of Creston was charged with assaulting a female.
Danny Cole Lawrence, 41, of Grassy Creek was charged with possession with the intention to sell/distribute methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and carrying a concealed weapon.
Necia Kimberly Mahala, 20, of Creston was charged with shoplifting concealment goods.
James Ray Stanley, 33, of Creston was charged with possession of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Feb. 22
Bobby Lee Boggs, 41, of Jefferson was charged with simple assault.
Robert Carson Goss, 34, of Yadkinville was charged with assaulting a female an injury to personal property.
Dustin Randall Long, 25, of Jefferson was charged with a probation violation.
William Edward Ross, 28, of Crumpler was charged with selling and delivering a Schedule II controlled substance and driving with a revoked license.
Brandon Tyler Stacy, 18, of Yadkinville was charged with possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce and two counts of probation violation.
Feb. 23
Stephen James Copeland, 24, of Lansing was charged with felony larceny.
Keith Wayne Riley, 49, of Boone was charged with failure to pay child support.
George Carson Shumate, 67, of Lansing was charged with resisting a public officer.
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Lisa Michelle Anderson, 39, of Millers Creek was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon, operating a vehicle with no insurance and fictitious/altering registration card/tag.
Donna Ann Harris, 29, of Jonesville was charged with larceny of a motor vehicle and fleeing arrest with a motor vehicle.
Danielle Christine Maida, 25, of North Wilkesboro was charged with simple assault, possession of methamphetamine, resisting a public officer and a probation violation.
Matthew Ezekiel Osborne, 22, of Creston was charged with resisting a public officer.
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Ellington's most recent arrest was his fourth for driving with a suspended license. He was in Jones County Superior Court Feb. 14 to face the consequences for his probation violations in front of Chief Judge William Prior.
In addition to driving with a suspended license, the violations included possession of cocaine and not paying his fines and fees.
Assistant District Attorney Gregory Bushway told the court that Ellington stipulated to his violations but did not agree with the state's recommendations for modification of his probation.
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I was back to normal physically about a month PP. Now at 4.5 months PP, I've had high BP for the last 2 weeks (finally decided to get out of denial and get it checked 2 days ago), coincidentally starting around the time of my first PP period.
I'm back to pin cushion status while we figure out what's going on and whether I need to be medicated. The headache is bringing back nasty memories and while I wait for these tests to all be done, I have to be careful - I feel like my head's going to blow off or my chest explode - whichever is the weakest point...
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Outdoor trade show staying in Utah through 2016By MICHELLE L. PRICE
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Matt Law sets up the Black Diamond display at the Outdoor Retailer show Tuesday in Salt Lake City.SALT LAKE CITY One of the worlds largest outdoor gear trade shows will remain in Salt Lake City through at least 2016.
Outdoor Retailer, which kicks off its winter expo Wednesday, draws more than 25,000 people to each bi-annual show and pours an estimated $40 million into Utahs economy every year.
Nielsen Expositions, which runs the lucrative shows, announced the decision Tuesday at a ski resort east of Salt Lake City. The shows have been in Utah since 1996 and previously were contracted to stay through 2014.
Organizers had considered moving the convention to other cities such as Denver or Las Vegas. With record numbers of attendees and exhibitors, organizers said they need more convention space and hotel rooms.
Two weeks ago, the state approved a $2.66 million grant to build a 150,000-square-foot exhibition tent near the citys convention center to add space for the show, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.
The 4,000-member-strong Outdoor Industry Association, which sponsors the expo, also threatened to take its business elsewhere if the state didnt change course on environmental issues.
At issue is a bill signed by Gov. Gary Herbert in March that demands the federal government relinquish control of public lands in Utah by 2014.
The association also opposes Utahs effort to open thousands of dirt paths across public lands to motor vehicles.
In August, the group asked Herbert, an advocate for energy extraction, to signal his commitment to the outdoor industry by January.
Herbert is set to unveil his vision for outdoor recreation Wednesday.
Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams, who joined Nielsen at the Tuesday announcement, said the news is tremendous for the Salt Lake area and the state.
The expo also showcases the outdoor opportunities Salt Lake City offers with its proximity to several world-renowned ski resorts and wilderness areas, McAdams said.
We are synonymous with world-class outdoor recreation, and thats why were a great fit for this convention, McAdams told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
McAdams said the new exhibition tent was one of several factors that went into the pitch to persuade the organization to keep the show in Utah.
Kenji Haroutunian, the Nielsen Expositions executive in charge of the shows, said the company is grateful the show will remain in Salt Lake City for the next three years.
The industry has a collective affection for this town, he said in a statement.
Beyond 2016, the organization is still exploring whether the event will move to another location, Haroutunian said.
We understand everyone is anxious for a longer-term decision, but making sure the show has a home that fits the needs of the industry is hugely important, he said. The extension period will help us make sure we get it right.
Utahs governor called the announcement great news for the states economy and evidence that Utah is an outdoors destination.
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Ashley Simmons has been named among those chosen as 2013 Foreign Affairs Fellows.
Simmons has had an energetic college career. Most recently she worked at the American Embassy in Rome.
"It was while I was there that I decided to apply for the foreign affairs fellowship," Simmons said. Simmons, the granddaughter of longtime Summerville residents William and Altowease Simmons, will join 40 other men and women as they begin their journey towards representing America as Foreign Service Officers through the Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowships.
After an intense selection process, the 2013 Pickering Fellows — 20 Undergraduate Fellows and 20 Graduate Fellows — were identified as candidates with some of the skills crucial for members of the United States diplomatic corps: dedication, leadership, planning, cultural adaptability, and strong communication skills.
Simmons was among those chosen.
Administered for the U.S. Department of State by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, the Pickering Fellowships develop a source of men and women whose academic and professional backgrounds fulfill the skill needs of the State Department and who are dedicated to representing America's interests abroad.
Selected in their junior year, the 20 Pickering Undergraduate Fellows will receive financial support towards tuition and other expenses during the senior year of college and the first year of graduate study. They are the 20th class of Pickering Undergraduate Foreign Affairs Fellows.
"My father, also of Summerville, was in the Navy for 10 years and that motivated me to want an international affairs career," Simmons said in an interview on Monday.
The 17th class of Pickering Graduate Foreign Affairs Fellows will receive financial support towards a two-year, full-time master's degree program in fields such as public policy, international affairs, public administration, and other related academic fields. This year's Fellows (who include a Fulbright scholar) have been admitted to master's degree programs at a range of institutions including Harvard University, the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Denver, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, American University, Carnegie Mellon University, and more.
Simmons goal is to attend Harvard graduate school.
"That is my first choice, but I am also looking at Princeton," she said.
Fellows in both programs participate in one domestic and one overseas internship. Upon the completion of their master's degree, they commit to three years of service as a Foreign Service Officer for the U.S. Department of State. The Foreign Service, a corps of working professionals who support the President of the United States and the Secretary of State in advancing the interests of the U.S. abroad, are "front-line" personnel who can be sent anywhere in the world, at any time, in service to the diplomatic needs of the United States.
"After school I will have training as a foreign service officer and a consular officer helping American citizens overseas with documents and foreigners trying to come to the United States. I also want to be a people's advocate for disadvantaged groups," she said.
The Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship Program is named in honor of one of the most distinguished and capable American diplomats of the latter half of the 20th century. Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering holds the rank of Career Ambassador, the highest rank in the U.S. Foreign Service. He served as Ambassador to Nigeria, El Salvador, Israel, India, and the Russian Federation, finishing his career in the Foreign Service as Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs.
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There's nothing quite like the anticipation that builds when waiting for sexy Dancing With the Stars pros or contestants to go shirtless — or the excitement that comes when it finally happens!
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HEY! I fixed it! I had status messages unchecked in the settings (under wiki activities, which is kind of a strange place to put it)! I had unchecked several things because I was getting annoyed about getting several emails from Gameinformer that were useless.
I thought I would check the settings again to see if I had done something, and it looks like I did. Thanks anyways.
Sweet! Thanks man. That's @unhipriver's issue too. I just fixed it for him. Nice job!
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The Wolves have surrendered just five goals in their last three contests after allowing six goals in their season opener; Chicago has posted a 40-2-0-1 record when allowing two or fewer goals, dating back to last season, which includes a 3-0-0-0 mark this year.
--- Edward Pasquale: Turned aside 55 of 59 shots while backstopping the Wolves to a pair of wins this weekend ... Notched victories in each of his first three professional starts and has amassed a 1.59 goals-against average and .943 save percentage in those contests ... Registered a 27-17-5 record with a 3.17 goals-against average and ranked fourth in the OHL with a .916 save percentage in 51 games with the Saginaw Spirit last year ... Selected by the Atlanta Thrashers with their fourth choice (117th overall) in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft
--- Spencer Machacek: Dished out two assists in two games this week ... Shares the team lead with three assists and four points and paces the team with a +3 plus/minus rating in four games this season ... Shared fourth on the Wolves with 20 goals, third with a career-high 29 assists and ranked sixth with career-best 49 points in 79 games during his second professional season last year
--- Jamie Sifers: Potted the game-winning overtime marker on Friday - his first game-winning tally in 263 career AHL contests ... Paces team blueliners with two points (G, A) and a +2 plus/minus rating in four games this season ... Registered eight points (3G, 5A) and 58 penalty minutes in 54 AHL contests with the Houston Aeros last season ... Also skated in 14 NHL games with the Minnesota Wild, accruing six penalty minutes
--- Jason Krog: Collected two assists in two games this week ... Shares first on the team with three assists and third with three points in four games this season ... Ranked first on the Wolves and second in the American Hockey League with 61 assists and paced the team and ranked seventh in the league with 75 points in 78 games last season
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--- Chicago rallied back to win both of its games this weekend after entering the third period with a deficit; the Wolves have posted a 9-20-0-5 mark in games they have trailed after the second period, dating back to last year, which includes a 2-0-0-0 mark this season.
--- Chicago has thwarted 14 of its opponents 16 power-play attempts this season, which includes killing off two five-on-three chances; the Wolves ranked seventh in the league with an 85.1 efficiency rating on the penalty kill (263 of 309) last season, which was the fourth highest rate in franchise history.
--- Defenseman Andrey Zubarev posted his first AHL point when he assisted on Mike Siklenka?s game-tying goal on Saturday: the 23-year-old defenseman set career highs with seven goals and 16 points in 55 outings with Atlant Moscow Oblast (KHL) last season.
--- The Wolves have scored a power-play strike in three of their first four outings this season (four of 18); Chicago scored a franchise low 56 man-advantage markers and ranked 16th in the AHL with a 17.3 efficiency rating on the power-play (56 of 324) last season.
--- Chicago played past regulation in each of its last two contests (1-1-0); the Wolves played past regulation 14 times (2-11-1) last year and have earned the extra point in nine of their last 16 games played beyond regulation, dating back to last season.
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HAMBURG, N.Y. – James Domres, John Fago, Frederick Giese, and Jason Luna have been named to three-year terms on the Hilbert College Board of Trustees.
James Domres is Senior Vice President/COO at DIGITS LLC, a Western New York-based digital forensics and cyber security firm, which he co-founded in 2006. During his 34-year law enforcement career, Domres held a wide range of investigative and supervisory assignments culminating as the Assistant Chief Investigator for the New York State Attorney General. He was a highly decorated member of law enforcement with his efforts being recognized in the United States Congressional Record. He was a leader and member of several State and Federal Task Forces, including the Joint Terrorism Task Force. He co-founded the Drug Interdiction Response Task Force to interrupt the narcotics pipeline from New York City to upstate New York. He co-founded the Western New York Regional Computer Forensic Lab and sat on its Executive Board for almost 10 years. He was also an adjunct at Hilbert, teaching Computer Investigations, Computer Security, and Computer Forensics. Domres earned his bachelor's degree from Canisius College. He is also a graduate of the State University of New York at Buffalo School of Management Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.
John Fago is currently the Senior Director for Channel Marketing and Account Management at Ingram Micro North America. Under his leadership, the channel team manages the overall marketing efforts for SMB, Public Sector, and Healthcare including its associated partner communities (VentureTech Network, SMBAlliance, System ArchiTECHs, and Public Sector Elite). Prior to taking on his current role, Fago was Director of Sales and responsible for developing Ingram Micro's strategy and sales operations for our solution provider market in the Midwest region. A 16-year veteran of Ingram Micro, he has consistently worked with the sales team to drive profitable growth. Fago has been honored with the Ingram Micro Award of Excellence, the VTN Partnership Award, President's Club, and he is a graduate of the first Executive Leadership Academy with UC Irvine. He earned his bachelor's degree from Canisius College.
Frederick Giese is General Manager, NOCO Distribution, LLC a division of NOCO Energy, Corp. Giese is a member of the National Lubricant Distributors Advisory Council (NLDAC) and the Imperial Oil Branded Distributor Advisory Council. He is also a member of the Niagara Frontier Boy Scouts Executive Board. Giese earned his bachelor's degree in economics and history from Allegheny College and his master of business administration from Canisius College.
Jason Luna is an alumnus of Hilbert College and an attorney. He founded Jason C. Luna, PLLC, a personal injury firm, in 2005. His firm represents clients from Western New York to Manhattan and has achieved numerous multi-million dollar awards. Luna previously served as an Assistant District Attorney at the age of 25. Luna is an adjunct at Hilbert and has established the Jason C. Luna Endowment Scholarship. He was named Hilbert's Man of the Year in 1996. He was a board member of the Valley Community Association and the Hilbert College Alumni Association. Luna earned his bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Hilbert in 1996. He also is a graduate of SUNY Buffalo Law School.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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New trailer offers a glimpse at someone (or something) that looks like Mass Effect's turian squadmate.
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Chris Wynn to work on fourth Mass Effect game.
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iPad Mini is awesome!! People say "But there's no Retina," yes you're right. Though, it's really not an issue. The only time I even noticed a difference was when I was typing in Safari. This thing is amazing, when you pick it up the first time you wonder how is it soooooooo light? It honestly feels lighter then iPhone 4!
Leanna's gift picks: 2012 holiday guide
This season we're asking everyone here at iMore to share some of their favorite gift ideas. Sure, there'll be iPhone, iPad, and Mac apps and accessories included on everyones' lists, just as you'd expect, but there'll also be other stuff, great, geeky, gorgeous other stuff that's as multi-facted and fun as the people themselves. It's my turn and I've found a couple must-haves for the gadget fanatics you'll be shopping for this year.
We live in a world where, for many of us, our lives are tied to internet. Literally. Not just social networks and reading news, but our bank account, car insurance, college transcripts, email, and more. And even though no one would deny the importance of keeping these account secure, most people use non-secure passwords, often times the same one for many accounts. This is a terrible practice, which is why 1Password is the perfect gift.
1Password makes it extremely easy to have unique, randomly generated, secure passwords for all of your logins. All you need to remember is one password to recall your login information. On your desktop, 1Password will automatically fill in the login fields on websites for you. It's actually faster to use 1Password than to fill out a memorized password on your own.
1Password is available for Mac, Windows, iPhone, and iPad and can be synced together, making it easy to have your passwords with you wherever you go. The development company AgileBits is getting close to releasing 1Password 4 for iOS as a new app, so I recommend on holding off on purchasing the iOS version. However, the current version of 1Password for Mac includes a free upgrade to iPassword 4 when it releases. Since the desktop version is the foundation to the mobile versions, it really is the perfect gift for just about everyone.
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AnoStyle for iPhone 5
Although Apple's iPod lineup comes in a multitude a beautiful colors, the iPhone is only available in black and white... until now. The AnoStyle color modification system by The Pod Drop is now available and boy are they gorgeous! The process is very simple and just requires you to send your iPhone to The Pod Drop where they will apply the sophisticated anodizing process they discovered. The process features enhanced durability that even meets military grade requirements. The Pod Drop's methods are actually better than Apple's and minimizes the scratching and scuffing issues present on most iPhone 5's. Once the process is complete the iPhone will be shipped back and the turn around time is only about a week.
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Starbucks Gift Card
Almost everyone loves Starbucks and will jump with joy with even a $5 gift card to the popular coffee chain. If you're an iPhone user, sending out Starbucks gift cards are easier than ever with the official Starbucks app for iPhone. Simply browse to the eGifts tab, select if you want to deliver via email or Facebook, select a contact, write a short message, and choose a value between $5 and $100 (in $5 increments). There are 10 different Holiday card styles to choose from as well.
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iPad mini
I almost didn't include the iPad mini on my list because it's so cliche and expected, but for good reason! The iPad mini is an incredible device and I find myself using it more than my Retina iPad. The weight and size of the iPad mini is just perfect for casual use and usually worth the compromise of the superior screen featured on the Retina iPad. My iPad mini is Wi-Fi only, but I really wish I had the LTE version so it could take the place of my Retina iPad in my purse.
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Jawbone JAMBOX
The Jawbone JAMBOX is by no means "new", but it's still awesome in my eyes. This little box works as a wireless speaker that let's you seamlessly stream and share music, movies, games, phone, and conference calls anywhere. The Jawbone JAMBOX has an output capacity of 85 decibels which enough to fill a fairly large room and the battery will last for up to 10 hours.
If the person you're shopping for would appreciate a more powerful speaker, check out the Jawbone BIG JAMBOX. It's the same thing, just in a slightly bigger package with much more impressive insides.
Olloclip 3-in-one lens system
One of the great features of the iPhone is its camera. And it's a feature that just about every iPhone owner users regularly. The Olloclip 3-in-one lens system will make that already awesome camera even more versatile. It includes external macro, wide-angle, and fish-eye lenses that slide over the iPhone's lens. Not only does it work great, but it's also small enough to fit in a pocket, purse, or bag. The quality combined with portability makes the Olloclip a very useful accessory that nearly every iPhone user will enjoy.
The Olloclip is available for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, and iPhone 5 in red, black, and white.
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Yeah, the olloclip only works without a case.
Haha thanks!
Fake portrait? Taken with a DSLR? haha
How does using a DSLR make it a fake portrait? Lol. Yes, I used a DSLR, but I also did it all myself with a tripod, so it is indeed a self portrait :)
Yeah. When I was done I noticed everything I picked was pretty expensive. Oops :-/ Starbucks gift cards are cheap though!!! :)
I've never spent $7 for a cup of coffee!
Great read! Thanks! I'm getting the iPad mini for Christmas. I just love how light it is too. Can't wait!
Congrats! You'll love it!
Yes but not ideal, psiclne. I have an 4s and an olloclip. I used to have an invisibleshield and it DID work. Although it will be a snug fit. I cant stand when the screen would bubble up and sometimes when putting the Ollo on and taking it off, it would cause some bubbling of the invisibleshield. You just have to be real careful when slipping on the the Ollo and taking it off, not to damage your invisibleshield..
Olloclip will NOT work with any kind of iphone case.
Olloclip will be a very tight fit with any kind of screen protector, but WILL WORK
Olloclip will work BEST with no case, no screen protector.


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McFarlane's Sports Picks is proud to unveil the sequel to last summer's wildly successful College Football series. Series 2 is due in stores this July, and features seven of the finest professional football players captured in their collegiate glory, when fans first learned their names and NFL teams started taking notes. This series is seven players deep, and includes:
DREW BREES -- Purdue University: Before taking the Saints to their first-ever NFL championship, Brees was turning around a different program. After a 28-0-1 career as a high school quarterback in Texas, Brees landed at Purdue University. During his Boilermaker career, he set Big 10 Conference records for passing yardage, touchdown passes, total yardage, completions and attempts. Brees led Purdue to the 2001 Rose Bowl (their first postseason Pasadena appearance since 1967) while earning the Maxwell Award (for the nation's outstanding player) and being named the Academic All-America Player of the Year. And you thought he just won Super Bowls.
LARRY FITZGERALD -- University of Pittsburgh: Because he attended Valley Forge Military Academy before enrolling at the University of Pittsburgh, Fitzgerald was able to turn pro after just two collegiate seasons. That's not to say he didn't make the most of his time as a Pittsburgh Panther. In 26 collegiate games, he caught 161 passes for 2,677 yards and 34 touchdown receptions. Fitzgerald caught at least one touchdown pass in 18 consecutive games, a collegiate feat matched only by... no one. After his sophomore season, Fitzgerald won the Fred Biletnikoff Award (given to the top collegiate receiver) and narrowly finished second in the Heisman Trophy voting.
MARION BARBER III -- University of Minnesota: Being the son of an NFL running back brings a certain level of expectation, but following that same player's footsteps to college is a whole new ballgame. Marion Barber III picked up where his father left off collegiately, piling up yardage for the Minnesota Golden Gophers. His father was second on the Gophers' career rushing touchdown list (with 34), until he surpassed him with one final score (bringing him to 35 and dropping dear old Dad to third place).
TONY ROMO -- Eastern Illinois University: You might not be familiar with Eastern Illinois University, and if that's true you probably don't know the Dallas Cowboys' starting quarterback has "Antonio Ramiro Romo" printed on his driver's license. Following his senior year, Romo became the first Eastern Illinois Panther (and also first player in Ohio Valley Conference history) to win the Walter Payton award, essentially the Heisman Trophy for the NCAA's Division I-AA level. He finished his career as the school and conference all-time leader with 85 touchdown passes. During homecoming week in 2009, the school retired Romo's #17 -- making it the first-ever retired jersey in Eastern Illinois history.
ELI MANNING -- University of Mississippi: Long before making a draft day stand that sent him to New York, Eli Manning had faced adversity and wrestled it to the ground. So your old man holds every school passing record, and the guy they really wanted was your older brother who headed for the hills instead? No pressure kid! Four years later, Archie's kid and Peyton's little brother had set or tied 45 single-game, season, or career passing records for Ole Miss. His career stats as a Rebel (in the hyper-competitive SEC) place him fifth in conference passing yards and third in conference touchdown passes. After his senior year, Manning won the Maxwell Award, as well as the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and was also named SEC Player of The Year. On Draft Day 2004, Manning helped engineer a trade from the San Diego Chargers to the New York Giants. Why trade surf for subways? That's where his University of Mississippi marketing degree comes in handy.
MATT RYAN -- Boston College: Hard to believe it took a future NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year a season and a half to win Boston College's starting quarterback job, but once Matt Ryan emerged for the Eagles there was no turning back. He put together a 25-7 record in 32 collegiate starts, winning the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Manning Awards, as well as being named ACC Player of the Year following his senior season.
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2012 Season Review: With two solid runners returning to lead the squad, Coach Brunger was eager to lead the men's cross country team to the next level this fall. Several spring-sport athletes joined the team as an avenue to improve their fitness and to test their mental toughness with long runs. After a strong start to the season, injuries began to take their toll on the team, and training routines changed to help carry the Hawks to the AMCC Championships.
Junior Matt Williams paced Hilbert all season leading the charge four of the five races he competed in. The 31:46 ran at the Harry F. Anderson race was his career personal best and it was the only race he didn't finish as the first Hawk runner this year. Sophomore John Sadowski picked up right where he left off last fall with competitive times and a good kick. Unfortunately a shin injury pained him to the sideline to support his teammates the last three weeks of the season.
Giving the team a big lift was freshman Joshua Walczuk. He challenged Williams every step of the course and snuck by him with a two-second victory at the Harry F. Anderson race (31:44) September 29th. Walczuk was a serious runner and trained hard every day with Williams using each other as motivation for improvement.
Four spring (two baseball, one volleyball, and one lacrosse) athlete trained this fall in ways they have never trained before. They ran further distances and endured weather conditions they expected to face in the start of their outdoor spring season. Baseball pitchers Tyler Roth (35:15) and Andrew Cartaginese (39:39) earned personal best times early in the season. Rick Landahl, who runs the midfield on the lacrosse team, ran his personal best 36:58 two races into the season and Steve Phillips, the Hawks setter on the volleyball team, competed for the first time in late- October running his 44:54 just before the AMCC Championships.
Also competing were two more athletes from opposite ends of the running spectrum. Senior Kyle Kreigbaum is an accomplished marathoner who joined the team so he could drop down in distance and learn to pick up his pace in the shorter 6K races. He was a consistent runner covering the course in thirty-six minutes three of his four races. Putting down the football and just lacing up his running shoes was freshman Akeem Todd. He worked hard and took to the running routine, posting his personal best of 45:17 in October.
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A friendly 'pretzel face', fresh noodles and colourful desserts. They look fun and they are fresh, colourful, healthy and delicious – the new children's menus on board Lufthansa flights are not just pleasing to the eye, but to children's taste buds too.
Cooking with colours: that sums up the creative chef Sybille Schönberger in a nutshell. A keen amateur painter, Schönberger loves colours both on the canvas and on the plate. Her cooking is very popular – and not only with children.
From now on we will be serving colourful children's menus created by Sybille Schönberger on board our flights. Naturally they will be made from the freshest ingredients and presented in a child-friendly and appealingly colourful way. In fact you might catch a few parents casting an envious glance at their offspring's plates!
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Children's meals can be booked directly when you book your flight and at no extra cost on all Lufthansa long-haul flights and various European flights.
You are also welcome to order these delicious children's menus later online up to 24 hours before departure. The Lufthansa Service Centre staff will, of course, be happy to help you.
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