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The Centre facilitates the training of young scientists and clinicians and provides the unique opportunity to work at the interface between basic and clinical cancer research. The Centre has a comprehensive Education and Training programme which includes weekly seminars with intramural and extramural speakers, annual events such as the Postdoctoral Research Symposium and the International Scientific Symposium. The goals of the Education and Training programme are the development of skills and knowledge that enhances professionalism and facilitates staff and postgraduate student development within the research arena.
As part of our strategy to encourage the best bioscience undergraduate students to progress to a career in scientific research we have a summer studentship scheme which provides a number of vacation scholarships for undergraduates to work in research laboratories during the summer. Several recent initiatives, which have contributed to the international dimension of our flourishing research student programme, include joint studentships with NCI-designated Cancer Centres, including NCI and Georgetown University and with the National Institute of Immunology, Delhi, India.


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The Cherokee County school board voted Wednesday night to conduct an ethics hearing on controversial board member Kelly Marlow.
The focus will be Marlow's request that AdvancEd, the parent company of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) reexamine whether the school system deserves full accreditation.
Marlow, who voted in favor of the ethics hearing, is accused of violating the board's own rules by making an individual request for an investigation by the school system's accrediting agency.

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Bill Phipps
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Bill Phipps speaking at an interfaith prayer vigil on September 14, 2001.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
William "Bill" Phipps (born 1942) is a Canadian church leader and social justice activist. He was Moderator of the United Church of Canada from 1997 to 2000.
Early life and ministry[edit]
He was trained as a lawyer before entering theological college, and was ordained to the ministry in 1969. While studying theology in Chicago (McCormick Theological Seminary) he worked for noted social activist Saul Alinsky. In his career, Phipps has worked as a poverty lawyer, community organizer and pastor. From 1974 to 1983, he was minister at Trinity-St. Paul's United Church in downtown Toronto, Ontario. After leaving Trinity-St. Paul's United, he moved to Alberta to work in church administration.
Moderator of the United Church of Canada[edit]
A theological liberal, Phipps engendered controversy when shortly after becoming moderator he said "I don't believe Jesus was God", that he didn't consider the resurrection a scientific fact, and that he was agnostic on the question of an afterlife. What is important, Phipps argued, is not notions of the afterlife but fighting poverty and suffering on earth. "Your soul is lost unless you care about people starving in the streets," according to Phipps. He said that what is important is not so much whether or not the Bible is a literal historical record but the teachings and example of Jesus. This sparked great debate in the church, with some congregations passing motions asserting their faith in Jesus' literal resurrection.
During his term as moderator, he apologized to Canada's indigenous First Nations for abuse in church-run residential schools earlier in the century.
Phipps' predecessor was Marion Best and his successor was Marion Pardy.
Later career[edit]
From 1993 till his retirement in 2007, Phipps was Minister at Scarboro United Church in Calgary, Alberta.
In the spring of 2001, he was part of an Ecumenical mission to Africa.
In 2002, Phipps was the New Democratic Party candidate in the Calgary Southwest by-election contested by newly elected Canadian Alliance leader Stephen Harper. Phipps challenged Harper's conservative economic and social views. During the campaign, Harper commented he "despise[d]" the cleric [1], and declined to debate him. In the election, Phipps came in second with just over 20% of the vote.
In 2003, Phipps supported Bill Blaikie in that year's NDP leadership election.
Phipps is currently active with the Interfaith community's Faith and the Common Good project in Canada.
Awards and honours[edit]
On November 2, 2005, Phipps was awarded the Alberta Centennial Medal. He was nominated for the award by David Swann.
The Frederick Henry controversy[edit]
Phipps was in the news again on April 1, 2005, when he was quoted in the Calgary Herald sharply attacking the Roman Catholic Bishop of Calgary, Frederick Henry. The occasion was the laying of two human rights complaints against the bishop for reaffirming the traditional Catholic teaching on homosexuality in a letter to the Catholics of his diocese. There was some objection to the strength of Henry's statements.
Phipps was quoted as saying the following:
- "He portrays himself as a victim. Well, please."
- "Why are we focusing on one bishop who loves the spotlight?"
- "This is about a group who have been maligned, who have been beaten up physically, mentally and spiritually."
Phipps' views contrasted with those of the Alberta Civil Liberties Association, and conservative Jewish, Muslim, Sikh and Mormon leaders who saw the issue as one of religious freedom.
External links[edit]
- 1997 profile from the United Church Observer
- 2001 speech by Bill Phipps on sexuality
- Articles on Phipps' theological comments
- Interview with Fellowship Magazine
- Scarboro United Church
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Innokin iTaste MVP
The Innokin iTaste MVP is a variable voltage, variable power (wattage) box shaped mod.
It contains a massive 2600mAh battery that allows you to vape on and on. The battery is charged by a standard mini usb lead (included) similar to most mobile phones and tablets. Whilst charging you are still able to vape thanks to the ingenius 'passthrough' feature, which allows you to use the device whilst it charges. The device also doubles up as an emergency power supply for all of your other personal electronic items, due to its USB output, which enables you to charge items like mobile phones, tablets and other USB powered devices, directly from your MVP's massive 2600mAh battery.
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- Remembers last set voltage or wattage: Remembers last set voltage or wattage when the battery is turned off and then back on.
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The latest news and views about music in Milwaukee and beyond
Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Klassik's "Forever Whatever"
Local filmmaker Xavier Ruffin has been on a roll. He's been dropping a dazzling music video every other month since November - first for Klassik (pictured above), then for Dana Coppafeel and SPEAK Easy, and now for Klassik again.
The visual treatment for "Forever Whatever," off of the rapper's debut album "In The Making," puts Ruffin's way with special effects to excellent effect, and features some cool choreography from Chloe Gray and Christopher Gilbert.
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Hackett is keen not to over-hype Saturday's showpiece against Bradford at the national stadium and put too much pressure on the occasion.
The 30-year-old insists it will be business as usual at Sixfields this week in the lead up to the match.
"It's a big game but we won't be changing too much about our routine and I think that's important," said Hackett.
"It's exciting for the supporters, but as a player this is your job and you have to be focussed on what you're there to do.
"I think making sure your routine is the same is important. We've played 48 league games this season, including the semi-final against Cheltenham, and we need to treat it like all the others.
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Nine fatalities on Rutherford County roads in 2012
FOREST CITY — Eight people died on North Carolina highways in Rutherford County and a teenage mother died on a Forest City road in 2012.
There were also nine traffic fatalities in 2011, seven on state roads and two on municipal roads in Forest City.
"The number of highway deaths in 2012 are lower than 2011 in Troop G, District 11, comprised of Rutherford and McDowell counties," said First Sgt. Chris McClelland at Troop G's Marion office. "But any fatality is one too many."
He said there are several factors the highway patrol is focusing on in last year's fatal wrecks. Only one of the deaths occurred after dark and there were no alcohol-related collisions that resulted in traffic deaths.
"Those things really jump out at us and all but one of these also indicated left of center and over-corrected (driving)," McClelland said. "But most of these people were obeying the basic speed law."
One of the 2012 fatalities occurred on US 221 near the Buck Collins Road at the construction zone.
"That was a disregard for a stop sign," he said of the fatal collision that involved a moped rider last August.
The only fatality that occurred after dark was Feb. 3, 2012 on US 64 and involved speed.
"We have been more visibility in the high collision areas of US 221 at the work zones and have placed more personnel there. We have had some problems there," McClelland continued.
Before a spike in collisions in December, McClelland said Rutherford County was experiencing a downward trend in the number of collisions for the year.
"But with the last couple weeks in December, the collisions went up and now we're about the same as last year," he said.
The final report on the collision numbers will be available next week.
"Education and visibility is our focus as we continue to move forward in 2013," McClelland said.
He says the NCHP will also focus on motorcycle safety, teen driving and distracted driving.
The 2012 fatalities included a teenager mother of a toddler, a total of six women between the ages of 18 and 86 years and three men, between the ages of 46 and 83 years.
The deaths included an elderly couple, 83 and 86. The woman died after being transported to the hospital. The husband died at the scene.
One death occurred on US 64; one on US 221A and another on US 221. Others were on Robinson Creek Road, Cane Creek Road, New House Road and Race Path Church Road.


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Your Team is your Weapon
Today marks the first in a series of developer blogs that we'll be publishing here on Waypoint. These blogs will feature contributions from members of the Halo 5: Guardians Development Team and will cover a wide variety of different topics. Similar to The Sprint, our goal is to provide more insight into the development process for Halo 5 and the creative and technical decisions that are a part of it.
Featured Bulletin
The Bulletin: Episode 20
I sure do love learning how things are made. Whether it's a game, costume, or toy; I'm fascinated by the process and it always ends up being more complex or interesting than I imagined. Being at San Diego Comic Con this year and seeing all the incredible stuff people show up with reminded me of this. The 405th, a community of Halo cosplayers, were there donned in amazing armor and props. Mega Bloks built an epic diorama to help us reveal a new Warzone map, Raid on Apex 7. Plus, we had Warzone playable on the show floor.


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Comedian Stephen Colbert's sister is hoping her political career in South Carolina has a longer lifespan than her brother's failed presidential bid in the state. Elizabeth Colbert-Busch has informed the state Democratic Party that she will run for the First District seat vacated by Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., and will file on Tuesday, party spokeswoman Amanda Loveday confirmed. The news was first reported by the West Ashley Patch website.
Colbert-Busch (who pronounces the T in her surname) currently works for Clemson University's Wind Turbine Drivetrain Testing Facility and is making her first foray into electoral politics. She was considered a top recruit for Democrats, according to National Review.
With less than four months to go before the May 7 special election, Colbert-Busch's name recognition and her brother's fame could help her stand out in a crowded field of candidates that includes former Gov. Mark Sanford, state Sen. Larry Grooms and state Rep. Chip Limehouse -- all Republicans who are well-known in Palmetto State politics. Sanford, who is widely expected to advance to a potential GOP primary runoff, has more than $1.2 million in old congressional and state accounts that he plans to tap into for the race.
Colbert-Busch will face at least two opponents in the March 19 Democratic primary. Businessman Martin Skelly filed for the seat Friday, and Bobbie Rose, who lost to Scott by nearly 30 points in 2012, is also running. Still, the seat is heavily Republican and any Democrat, regardless of family connection, faces an uphill climb in the general election.
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The Morning Call (Sunday circulation: 167,191)
Rock the Vote recruits young voters
Vote for Kerry. Vote for Bush. Heck, pull a lever for Nader if you want, but by all means vote. That was the message Sunday when the Rock the Vote nationwide bus tour invaded Lehigh University for a free concert that organizers hoped would entice students to register for the November election. The tour sponsored by the likes of MTV and Sunkist rolled onto Lehigh's Mountaintop Campus to put on a one-day crash course in Politics 101.
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The Morning Call (Circulation: 130,360)
Wi-Fi for the masses
Bethlehem's South Side could become the first large area in the Lehigh Valley and one of the first in the state to go completely wireless. Ben Franklin Technology Partners and Lehigh University have formed a committee to examine the potential for a wireless network, which would be part of a Keystone Innovation Zone announced in July. The zone is envisioned as a place where entrepreneurs, students and recent graduates draw on research done at area colleges to form startup companies. Lehigh is aggressively targeting ''technology transfer,'' in which research done at the university is converted into commercial products and services. The university announced last week it has hired staff to focus on encouraging entrepreneurship and on licensing and patenting inventions.
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Politics, pain fog Sept. 11 memories
Lloyd Steffen, Lehigh University Chaplain and professor of religion studies, was quoted in an article on the third anniversary of the September 11th attacks. As families of those who perished on Sept. 11, 2001, commemorate the terrorist attacks today, many worry that the nation is forgetting their loved ones' sacrifice. Others say the impending presidential election has tainted the way Americans remember the tragedy. "I think that as a nation there is some healing that has taken place in response," said Steffen. "The politicization of it in the presidential campaign may not be the healthiest response. If you remember it too much are you favoring one candidate over another?"
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Great South Side Sale
The annual Great South Side Sale took place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, September 11 at Third and Polk Streets behind the Discovery Center of Science and Technology. Sale organizers took items donated by Lehigh University students who have moved out, sold them and donated the proceeds to the South Bethlehem Neighborhood Center's youth programs.
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Shop owners glad roadwork done
The echoing din of paving trucks and the dank smell and dark smoke of fresh asphalt hit the four blocks of W. Fourth Street in south Bethlehem for one last time Friday as business owners and residents kissed goodbye to a long, noisy and unusually slow summer. PennDOT's contractor and the city worked together to plan around the normally slow summer months when Lehigh University students are gone.
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Soap And Water
Soap and water
take the day from my hand
scrub the salt from my stinging skin
slip me loose of this wedding band
Soap and water
hang my heart on the line
scour it down in a wind of sand
bleach it clean to a vinegar shine
Daddy's a dark riddle
Mama's a headful of bees
you are my little kite
carried away in the wayward breeze
Soap and water
wash the year from my life
straighten all that we trampled and tore
heal the cut we call husband and wife
Daddy's a dark riddle
Mama's a handful of thorns
you are my little kite
caught up again in the household storms
Daddy's a dark riddle
Mama's a headful of bees
you are my little kite
carried away in the wayward breeze
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This song is directed towards Suzanne's divorce
from Mitchell Froom. [Ed.]
"I tried to put the truth of what I had been
experiencing into a song, but not make it too sentimental. I
wanted the ideas to be clear in it, you know, the idea of the
woman washing things and setting things in order, and kind of
cleaning up what had gone before."
"Yeah, I was thinking of Ruby, and she noticed that. She
was listening to the song one day and she looked at me and said,
"Am I your little kite in the song?" And I told her, yes she
was. And she was fine about it. She didn't seem to think it
was so terribly sad. And I was glad about that. I think she
thought it was interesting."
Interview with Steve Rosenfeld, Playback,
February, March 2002 (http://www.ascap.com/playback/2002/march/radar-vega.html)
"In "Soap And Water," "Daddy's a dark riddle"
is describing a situation. It's not saying, "I hate you,"
or "You're an idiot," or anything like that. It's
just saying that Daddy's a dark riddle, which he is, and I think
he would probably agree if he heard the song."
Interview in The Onion Av Club, November
21, 2001, Volume 37, Issue 42 (http://www.theonionavclub.com/avclub3742/avfeature_3742.html)


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National Night Out brings police, firefighters, neighbors to city parks
EVANSVILLE - Evansville Police Officer Jacob Taylor, a member of the department's S.W.A.T. team, was working Tuesday night, but his duties were a little different than usual.
Instead of traveling to a dangerous situation in the armored SWAT vehicle, he was standing in front of it in Garvin Park, placing a SWAT helmet on the head of Ethan Wirth, 4, and helping the boy hold one of the team's shields.
The sight was common that evening, as Taylor and young Ethan were participating in National Night Out, a citizen-police cooperation-promoting event.
The event was a good way for the SWAT team to get involved in the community, show locals the team's equipment and help people see that the team's members are "people like everybody else," Taylor said.
"We have a job to do. This stuff's not scary," he said. "It is if you're ... not doing what you're supposed to be doing, but ... as long as you're doing the right thing out there, you don't have anything to worry about. We're on your side."
Representatives from the Evansville Fire Department were also participating in the evening's festivities, letting children sit in one of their firetrucks and try on one of their helmets.
"We interact with the kids and try to give them a little bit of an idea of what we do, so they're not afraid if they have a fire and then we show up and have all of our gear on and look like aliens," said Evansville Fire Department Captain Mike Dickinson.
Lilly Muensterman, 7, of Evansville, said she liked the firetruck. She was attending the event with her aunt, Kris Johnson, 55, and sister, Chloe Muensterman, 10, on a "girls' night out," Johnson said.
Johnson said her two nieces have a positive understanding of officers.
"They know that they're there to protect them and help them if they ever need anything," she said.
Members of the Evansville Police Department's crime prevention unit and motorcycle patrol division were also at the park Tuesday for Evansville's 16th Night Out event, as were representatives from area neighborhood associations and community organizations.
"The ultimate goal is for neighbors to meet their neighbors ... and it gives the citizens a chance to interact with policemen and ask questions and talk to them again in a non-stressful environment," said Sgt. Jason Cullum, crime prevention unit supervisor.
The national event was also celebrated at Akin and Lorraine parks in Evansville as well as in Warrick and Posey counties.
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Treat yourself to a five-hour, one of a kind sportfishing trip on the sparkling waters of Southern California, leaving from Dana Point.
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I was not a happy fisherman!!
|Thu, Apr 17, 08 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
Beginning with front desk to "sign in" and get my tickets...find out info and purchase fishing licenses/rods and tackle.........."gentleman was unfriendly and rude........answers to queries were curt and not well explained !
Boat crew was preoccupied and not at all helpful....we were repeatedly asked for our "number"...and we were NEVER told our "number"!!
Having fished many times..I KNOW they are not always "biting" so NO complaint about that............but bait was not easily accessed.......and there was no contact with crew except for the fellow running the 'galley.'
I would not go on this excursion again..
|Rating: 5
We Didn't Catch Any Fish, However........
|Sat, Apr 5, 08 12:00 PM
|Group of Friends
We had a GREAT time!!! I've been out fishing in Balboa Hated it, everything about it!! The person on the phone, the boat, the crew and I couldn't understand a word that they were saying on the speaker on the boat. The crew was so rude out of Balboa I swore I'd never go back and I did'nt!! Through a friend I started fishing in Marina Del Rey, which I absolutly LOVED!!! However this trip because I was taking other people from work it was too far to go, so someone suggested Dana Point!! From the first person I talked to on the phone to the end of the day was very enjoyable!!! The person at the ticket counter was very friendly and helpful. The crew on board was very helpful and friendly, they came around all the time and helped. I Love being on the boat anyway, so not catching any fish was disapointing, but the Captain and Crew are not at fault. I think the most important things about fishing is to make it fun and enjoyable as possible, and the Captain and Crew did just that!!! They all apologized over and over for not catching any fish, which said a lot, that they really cared!! The Captain talked on the speaker about a lot of things and I could understand him and the Crew (along with the Captain) actually talked to us!! I would go again for sure!! This summer if I can get them together we would like to charter one of your boats for our firm!!! Looks like I have found a new home, I go fishing quite often (usually by myself) and I will definitely be back to visit you again and I wouldn't even bat an eye about going alone!!!
Thank You So Much for making our trip so enjoyable. The two other people that I went with had never gone deep sea fishing and on the boat they were both talking about next time. When I arrived at work on Monday they thanked me for inviting them along and they could hardly wait till the next time!!! Good On YOU!!!
Please give a special thanks to the Captain and Crew and please tell the kid that got his wisdom teeth removed that I hope he's feeling better!!!
Thank you again so very, very much!!!
Marcy Faller
|Rating: 2
Slow fishing day
|Fri, Mar 21, 08 10:00 AM
|Family Without Children
We could not find any fish in that big blue ocean. The fish were not biting for us. We tried several spot according to the captian's fish finder but to no avail.
|Rating: 2
Not so good
|Fri, Mar 21, 08 10:00 AM
|International Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
I went on the fishing boat thinking I was going to catch a lot of fish and big ones but I ended up wasting my time and money. I didn't catch anything. I don't recommend fishing with Dana Wharf.
|Rating: 5
Great trip!!
|Sat, Mar 15, 08 6:30 AM
|Family With Children
This was a 10th birthday present for my grandson. The crew was courteous and helpful, and made the trip very enjoyable. Will recommend Dana Wharf Sportfishing to all my friends.
|Rating: 4
Good trip
|Tue, Mar 11, 08 10:00 AM
|Domestic Tourist(s)
|Family With Children
Fishing was poor. But I don't think the captain could do anything about it. The boat and gear were clean and organized, the crew was pleasant and helpful. The trip price was very good (1/2 price Tuesdays) and the extras reasonably priced.
|Rating: 4
Good service provided
|Sat, Jan 26, 08 12:00 PM
There are two ways to rate this fishing trip. 1) the quality of the service provided and 2) the results.
1) This was a half-day trip. What I liked about it was that the boat did not spend a lot of time traveling. A short trip out to where the fish were suspected to be, some repositioning to stay on top of the fish and then a short trip back to the dock. The one deckhand worked hard and did his job well. Purchased food was well prepared, fish-cleaning and filleting was quick, fish were removed from the hook and put in your bag for you. Plus, rigging 'help' was offered if it appeared that you needed it or asked for it.
Overall rating of service provided: (considering the ratio of customers to deckhands) Better than Average.
2) I have results rated separately because good or bad results can influence one's opinion of the service provided. If you haven't been on a trip like this before, realize that the captain can go to spots that typically hold fish, recommend techniques, and provide bait - but it is still up to the fish to bite and you to catch them. Sometimes they bite and sometimes they don't. I think this spot was known to be a good spot for sculpin. Fortunately, we were catching just enough fish to keep us on the spot.
(SCULPIN--aka 'rattlesnake' for the 6 hours of intense pain it can inflict if one of its spines jab you. Sculpin fillets are very popular for eating as they have a light, tasty meat that's not too 'fishy'.)
My personal luck wasn't very good: three keeper (10" minimum) sculpin in the bag, double that released for under size limit, and a few small tom cod and queenfish released.
Overall rating of results: Below Average considering the size of the jackpot fish, the quantities of fish in the bags, and my personal results. (I've had better 1/2 day results.)
If you are considering a half-day fishing trip, understand that local 1/2 day fishing doesn't typically provide big fish or large numbers of fish. Your chances for either of those is better when you go on a longer trip. That being said, this dock provided well for this 1/2 day trip.
Parking for this dock is inconvenient. There is a special area available, but it is a few hundred yards away. The inconvenient part is that the dock needs to provide you with a special card to place on your dash so that you don't get towed for exceeding the four hour maximum. That means leaving your gear in your vehicle while you get your ticket and parking card or you leave it at the dock while you hike back to your vehicle to put the parking card on the dash. I have an open bed pickup truck so in my case, either option leaves my gear unattended and susceptable to theft. I chose leaving it outside the dock's shop and it was fine. If there were more than one in your party, this problem could be easily avoided.
The convenience of viewing the calendar, reading reviews and purchasing the ticket online was very nice. I recommend to all docks to do the same.
|Rating: 5
Truly a fun day. The crew was excellent
|Mon, Dec 24, 07 10:00 AM
|Family With Children
My 10 year old son is now hooked (pun intended)on fishing and can't wait to go again!
|Rating: 3
did not catch any fish
|Sun, Dec 23, 07 6:30 AM
|Couple on a Date
did not catch any fish
|Rating: 5
Easiest way to book a trip.
|Thu, Oct 25, 07 10:00 AM
|Family With Children
Whithout having to drive all the way to the harbor, I just purchased thru " Zerve". This service was quick, easy, and best of all free.


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Williams are expected to launch their new Martini livery in Bahrain, ahead of testing.
Earlier, with the iconic Italian drinks brand set to return to Formula 1 in 2014, it was believed that the British team would only officially unveil its new title sponsor and much-anticipated Martini livery ahead of the season opener in Australia.
But, actually, Williams – having tested its new Mercedes-powered FW36 in all-blue colours so far – said only that it would launch its race livery in time for Australia, not necessarily in Australia.
Indeed, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport reports that the official wraps will come off the new partnership "during the second week of testing in Bahrain", set to take place in the island Kingdom late next week.
The end of pre-season running in Bahrain will then start the two-week countdown before the red lights go out on the Melbourne grid.
Correspondent Tobias Gruner said that the 'Williams Martini Racing' 2014 livery will include the iconic white, blue and red Martini stripe, made famous by the brand's involvement over decades in Formula 1, Le Mans and rally. (GMM)
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Also everyone's hearts are in the right place when you do a small movie. You're not doing it for the money; you're not doing it for the possibility of an Oscar nomination. You are doing it because you love the material.
"It's an unattainable goal to be good at everything." – as quoted in Woman's World.
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Piscataway, NJ (SportsNetwork.com) -Kadeem Jack sank a pair of free throws with 14 seconds remaining to lift the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to a 72-71 win over the Yale Bulldogs in a non-conference thriller at The RAC.
Jack finished with a team-high 18 points and also grabbed eight rebounds for Rutgers (2-1), which also received 17 points courtesy of Myles Mack. Malick Kone gave the Scarlet Knights a spark off the bench with 12 points on 5-of-6 shooting from the floor and J.J. Moore added 10 points.
Javier Duren paced Yale (1-2) with a game-high 22 points. Justin Sears chipped in 12 points, Armani Cotton scored 11 points and Brandon Sherrod chipped in 10 for the Bulldogs.
Neither side could establish a lasting lead in the first half as the lead changed hands 10 times and the score was tied on nine occasions. Yale took a 37-34 lead into halftime after it shot 53.8 percent from the field including a 5-of-10 clip from beyond the arc in the opening period. Rutgers made only 39.3 percent of its shots from the floor in the first half, but stayed within striking distance by converting 11-of-14 tries at the charity stripe.
Duren made a jumper to extend the Bulldogs' lead to five at the start of the second half and the visitors stayed in front until Moore sank a 3-pointer with 30 seconds left in regulation to give Rutgers a 70-69 advantage. Cotton made a pair of free throws to put Yale back in front before Jack's go-ahead free shots gave the Scarlet Knights the final points of the contest. The Bulldogs were unable to respond as Victor Nick missed a jumper just before the buzzer. Rutgers outscored the Bulldogs, 16-10, over the final 20 minutes to rally back for the win.
The Scarlet Knights enjoyed a 37-29 edge in the rebounding battle which helped them outscore Yale, 22-8, in second chance points.
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The Jewish Federation of Sara-Mana Presents "Keyboard Conversations with Jeffrey Siegel
Date: January 22, 2013Time: 8:00 pm
580 McIntosh Road
Sarasota, FL
The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee continues its inaugural "Keyboard Conversations" series with internationally acclaimed pianist, Jeffrey Siegel, January 22, 2013, and March 14, 2013. Keyboard Conversations is a brilliantly polished concert-with-commentary format in which captivating comments precede dynamic performances of beloved piano masterpieces. A Q & A concludes the concert. All concerts are at 8 p.m. at The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee, 580 McIntosh Road, Sarasota. Tickets start at $30 per concert. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 941-371-4546, Ext. 106.
"The Romantic Music 0f Chopin" (January 22, 2013, 8 p.m.) features stirring Polonaises, tuneful waltzes, dreamy nocturnes, the mysterious and beloved "Fantasy Impromptu," and the tempestuous "Scherzo No. 2."
"The Power and Passion of Beethoven" (March 14, 2013, 8 p.m.) features "Fur Elise" (who was she and why did Beethoven write this for her?), "Moonlight Sonata," the high-spirited "Rage over a Lost Penny," and "Farewell Sonata" (who was leaving and why was Beethoven so deeply affected?).
"This is an inspired series," says Howard Tevlowitz, executive director of The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee. "New listeners discover an informal, entertaining and accessible introduction to great music. Seasoned music-lovers enjoy a deeply enriched, more focused listening experience."
Jeffrey Siegel has been a soloist with the world's great orchestras, including the Berlin Philharmonic, London Symphony, Moscow State Symphony, Amsterdam, Oslo and Stockholm Philharmonic, and NHK Symphony of Japan. In the United States, engagements have included the New York Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Cleveland Orchestra, Boston Symphony Orchestra and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Siegel has appeared on Oprah Radio's "Dr. Oz Show," and PBS recently featured a one-hour television special, "Keyboard Conversations: Piano Treasures." For more information,visit www.keyboardconversations.com.
The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to save Jewish lives and enhance Jewish life in the Sarasota-Manatee region, in Israel, and throughout the world. In addition, the Federation is responsive when worldwide catastrophes occur. For more information about The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee, call 941-371-4546 or visit www.jfedsrq.org.


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Trouble Maker released a concept picture yesterday for "There Is No Tomorrow", and all day I was waiting for netizen reaction. Well, boy did I get it.
1. [+2,676, -201] During the 90s, FinKL won #1 wearing sneakers, baggy jeans, and loose fitting t-shirts. SES wore business casual outfits with ribbons in their hair and won #1. Young Turks Club wore overalls and ear warmers and won #1. Yangpa wore a dress and won #1, Lee Jung Hyun wore a hanbok and won #1. It doesn't matter how much the times have changed, the public will like a concept if it's worth liking so stop stripping and showing skin.
2. [+2,516, -207] Aigoo, just do it on stage already, will you?
3. [+2,311, -280] Is this really nevcessary… As a fellow woman myself, it makes me feel ashamed that a public figure is dressing like that. I feel like she's treating a woman's body as money since she's obviously stripping like that to make money…
4. [+272, -9] This picture looks like those fliers/ads for erotic salons they stick on your windshield wipers when you park your car in front of pubs
5. [+253, -12] I don't get why they would think this is okay; how's it different from porn?/
6. [+245, -10] Pretty much an AV…
7. [+210, -9] I don't get it, they're already popular so why are they so desperate like this? I think they genuinely enjoy stripping down
8. [+197, -4] Crossing the line;;;
Then, as if to troll even more, Cube Entertainment announced that a 19+ version of the album will be released as well.
On October 31, Trouble Maker's second mini album becomes available for sale. Moreover, there is news of an additional 19+ album version that will be released, receiving an explosive response from fans.
On Ocotber 24, Trouble Maker's agency Cube Entertainment announced, "At the end of much deliberation, we've decided to release a 19+ version of the album. It will show a level of allure and sexuality exceeding that of Trouble Maker as everyone knows it now."
This adult version will include intense images that will not be released online. Cube Entertainment said it will be released roughly two weeks after the release of the original album, but an exact date has not yet been decided.
This thrilled netizens, of course.
1. [+251, -21] Then don't do music, just shoot a porno…
2. [+213, -12] Every time I look at Troublemaker, I think that they couldn't get any more erotic……… but I underestimate them
3. [+174, -16] So are they preparing a porno?
4. [+30, -8] Yeah, this has gone out of hand…
5. [+23, -7] Even if they're adults, they're only 21, 24 years old… They're still young. They've basically announced that they've given up on musicality and are trying to get attention through gimmicks like this.
6. [+18, -5] I wonder what Hyuna's parents think
7. [+14, -5] What's wrong with them…
8. [+13, -1] The biggest problem people have with this is that they're idols, people meant to influence teens.
"6. [+18, -5] I wonder what Hyuna's parents think"
Perhaps the worst part though is that in those links to Netizen Buzz (or allkpop or Soompi, whatever) are reactions from I-netizens that actually agree with the K-netizens. But they do it in the form of concern trolling, thus making it appear as though they aren't hating for the same reason K-netizens are, but are rather doing it out of moral worry.
Don't even lie, all of you are hatin' ass motherfuckers just like them. Come clean.
Personally, I like to picture HyunA just fapping to all the tears and rage in the comments, like it's the only thing that can get her off anymore.


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If you ask Arianne Zucker, no one gets in her character Nicole's way any more than Nicole does herself. "She just sabotages everything she does," Arianne says. Being pregnant with EJ's (James Scott) baby has not deterred men from gathering around in Nicole's atmosphere, and while she is happy with Daniel (Shawn Christian) right now, there is no telling what will come in the future. Arianne talks with Soaps.com about Nicole's past hurt, her current plot and her possible future with Daniel ... or Rafe (Galen Gering) or Brady (Eric Martsolf) or EJ.
Soaps.com: Why is Nicole hiding this pregnancy from EJ?
Arianne: Because he is a jerk! You know, there is a lot of pain there, and these two have never really been honest with each other, sadly, and I think that one, she is taking a page out of Sami's book and thinks she has something right going on there. And two, he has hurt her so badly that she doesn't want him to have anything to do with her or her child's life. And I think she has made this decision out of pain and not coping.
Soaps.com: We know how it turned out when Sami hid her pregnancy with Grace from EJ. What will happen if EJ gets a DNA sample after this baby is born?
Arianne: I'm screwed and he is going to take the kid. I am in a lot of trouble and for some reason I feel it is worth the risk. Sadly.
Soaps.com: You guys seemed to be doing good until he cheated this last time. Do you think Nicole could ever get past this?
Arianne: That is always a yes, of course! You never know, you can never say no to that, it's a soap. I was thinking about it last night actually. I was trying to catch up on the show and I am watching people go back and forth with each other, Sami goes back to Lucas (Bryan Dattilo) and then Rafe and then EJ and I laugh to myself. That is what is so great about the show or "B&B" watching Katherine Kelly Lang's character Brooke always going back and forth, it is so true to soap life. I thought, 'God, if I had a boyfriend or a couple of boyfriends that I was doing that to, I would smack them all and be like 'Are you crazy'?
Soaps.com: Right now Nicole seems really into Daniel. How would you characterize that relationship?
Arianne: You know, I say that Brady was a very truthful character to her, for her. She was pretty truthful to him because he stood by her through so many things, and so I think Daniel is sort of the fresh start of that where she is pregnant with this kid, she has changed the DNA, he knows it, he is still there with her. He's there and for her, he believes in me and I am pregnant. That is insane. That is an insane thought for any woman who in real life is single and pregnant to have to go through a situation like this where a guy really likes me for me. So I think for her it is a wonderful, wonderful thing.
Soaps.com: What about Rafe? How does she feel about him, and does she think he might be a better fit than Daniel?
Arianne: I think that for Nicole, Rafe is wonderful. I think though, his mind is elsewhere and I think he is doing the far more noble thing. But I think she kind of gets that, 'Hmm, that is probably not going to happen'. He is gone, already, beyond anything she ever thought he would do in just becoming her friend, let alone these illusions of maybe he would. I think he keeps the door open just enough for Nicole to go, 'maybe'. Interestingly enough for some reason, with his character, Nicole is very careful. She is very careful because if that were a possibility it could possibly be a really good thing.
Soaps.com: A lot of people think Brady is another possibility for Nicole again now that Madison is leaving.
Arianne: I will say that never say never with Brady. Once you go Brady you never go back, I tell you. He's great. And I think that Brady is always going to be there for her no matter what. And I think if she was in any kind of trouble, she wants to respect the fact that they did make this agreement. They are good for each other, they are so good for each other, but right now it just clearly isn't the time. They encourage each other to drink and get to places - at one time they weren't like that and then they were. At this point I would say never say never with those two because he could be a really good fit for her at some point in her life, but we don't know. I think they made a mistake by not trying further, by letting the alcohol get in the way. So there are all these what-ifs. How often do we do that in our lives? What if I did this? Did I try everything I possibly could have to be with this guy? Probably not. So that is kind of Nicole and Brady. They didn't try everything they could to be with each other.
Soaps.com: Is Nic still fearful of losing this baby like the last time?
Arianne: Uh huh. And I think in real life, any mother who has had a miscarriage or had to go through a DNC will ever wonder if the baby is going to go to term You don't want to think that, to think that anything is going to happen to your child, but no matter what, it still sits in the back of your head.
Soaps.com: Do you ever wonder if Dr. Baker (John Callahan) took Nicole's baby and told her it was stillborn?
Arianne: The baby was only five months along, so I don't wonder. But in soap world anything is possible.
Soaps.com: Everyone wants to know if Nicole will find happiness. How do you see that panning out for the rest of her pregnancy?
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Press cutting reporting on lectures at University College in Toronto, Wallace's popularity and an outline of his work, undated, probably March 1887.
Wallace presented two lectures in Toronto at University College. His topics were Darwinism and The Origin and Use of Colour in Nature. This press cutting (from an unnamed newspaper) provides an insight into Wallace's popularity and celebrity. 'Dr. Wallace is unquestionably the best living authority on the Darwinian theory, as he is well known to have thought it out independently for himself, and to have hastened by his own essays the publication of Darwin's great book'. Wallace's achievements were obviously widely known in 1887, yet after his death he fell into obscurity.
The report mentions a differing of opinion between Wallace and Darwin. 'One of his essays is of special interest, which contends that there is ample evidence to show that natural selection cannot have brought about the exceptional position of man in creation, but that the development of man has been guided by a Supreme intelligence in a definite direction and for a special purpose.' Although Wallace thought natural selection could not explain human intelligence, he remained an ardent supporter of Darwinism. Wallace considered himself as neither religious nor a creationist.
The report goes on to give a summary of Wallace's scientific contributions, specifically on natural selection. It concludes with a revealing comment on the relationship between Darwin and Wallace and the matter of priority for making their ideas on natural selection public. 'The elder naturalist [Darwin] never strove for a moment to press his own claim to priority against the younger [Wallace]. The younger, with singular generosity and courtesy, waived his own claim to divide the honours of discovery in favour of the elder.'
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Kathy YL Chan's Top 10 'Sugar Rush' Sweets in NYC
After six years of writing about a sweet a day in New York, it's time for me to say farewell to the Sugar Rush beat. Looking back are the journey, here are ten of the sweets I'll never forget. More
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The East Village may be best known these days as a nightlife neighborhood, but it also has breakfast down. And we don't mean brunch: we mean breakfast, available before you go to work on a weekday, something to nourish you rather than just nurse a hangover. More
Olive oil cake may still be my single favorite baked good at Abraço, but for the moment, my heart belongs to this Almond Cream Babka ($3). More
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This chocolate version has such an intense chocolate flavor that it distracts a bit from the olive oil element. But it's there, slowly chasing in after that dark, cocoa- and chocolate-rich bite. Now if only they'd do a swirled olive oil cake, half chocolate and half original! More
There are few neighborhoods more pleasant for a coffee wander than those on the East Village and Lower East Side of Manhattan. There must be something in the proximity of the East River that just brings the magic—wait, scratch that—at least there's something in the community, anyhow. This list comprises a handful of our favorite coffee destinations in the neighborhood. More
Why start your day with the ordinary cereal and milk when you can mix it up with sweet breakfast breads? Portable, discreet at the office, and easy to eat on the go, they're a much more delicious way to start the morning. Here are five of our favorites. From a soft chocolate-cherry loaf, to a supremely moist banana bread and sugar bread accompanied with a house-made chocolate-hazelnut spread, it's a sweet start for each day of the work week. More
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[Photo: Kathy Chan] Crunchy cookie meets weightless meringue, with just the slightest bit of chew—it's the pistachio cookie at Abraço, with the nut pureed through and through. Pistachio evolved into a cookie. A little crumbly, a little messy, but... More
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'The best has yet to come" serves as the motto of Grace Temple Church Eternal Life Center. It's an adage that has been taken to heart since the church started in the home of its founder, Viola Shelton Redd, in 1928.
And while the church may have changed locations during its 83-year-long history in Johnson City, the motto continues to serve the ever-growing congregation, as evidenced by the newly-completed renovations, which Pastor Mark Redd — the grandson of the church's founder — said is an example of the church's deepened roots within the community.
"I wanted to be very aware of this church and this school being a landmark in this community, and I believe we need to keep some of the landmarks established in that people can have a beacon to look to," he said.
Grace Temple's current site in the old Dunbar Elementary School, which was once an all-black elementary school built in the early 1900s, recently underwent a renovation to double the size of the historic church. After about nine months of construction, which Redd said was somewhat slowed by this year's harsh weather, the congregation held its first worship service in the new sanctuary Aug. 21.
After months of holding Sunday morning services at Carver Recreation Center, the Grace Temple family was ready to get back home.
"Everybody just streamed in both of the doors and we just had a joyous time. Real joyous. It was loud in here," Redd said as he described the first service in the new building.
While happy to have a new sanctuary that will hold 500 people, Redd said the renovation process wasn't always the easiest of tasks. The real challenge was in trying to follow through with new vision of church while maintaining the initial vision of both his grandmother and father, Bishop Aaron H. Redd.
"Even though it seemed to be a vision that the Lord had given me as the new pastor of this church, it's also a continuation of the work that has already been done, which put pressure on me in that I wanted to do things right," he said.
While sitting in the sanctuary, Redd said he knew both his grandmother and father would be proud to see just how much the church has grown. Redd's father passed away in January and was never able to see the finished product. Although many people at the funeral told Redd they wished his father could've seen the renovated building, Redd assured them his father had already seen where the church would go.
"I believe that the Lord shows the leaders a vision and they can see on down the road where their works are coming to, so he rested with a smile. He knew that the church was going on," he said.
In addition to doubling the size of the sanctuary, the church bought a piece of land across the street to create a new parking lot and a house that is used as a safe haven for people of the community. The church also is in the process of beginning new programs to help people in the city, including a GED program and a food bank.
Mark said these additions show the larger community that Grace Temple is here to stay.
"I grew up in this neighborhood. I grew up in this community, so I would like to give back to it any way I can. The people know me and they know that I'm not going anywhere, and they know this church has been here for 83 years and we're not going anywhere, so I think it helps the community to have faith in us," he said.
Throughout the renovation, members of the church kept finding historical items, like an old dresser that contained countless notes, letters, sermons and pictures, an old school bell and a piano from 1895. Mark plans on preserving what they found and creating a museum that documents the church's history.
That desire to keep the history intact is just another example of the church's full embrace of its motto, and Mark said the church hasn't completed its mission. For him, it's just the beginning.
"Now, we have to get out in the community, help people, draw them in, let them know there is hope, and let them know that there is a place where they can come to find peace," he said.
Beginning Tuesday, Grace Temple will hold special homecoming services each night at 7, celebrating its 83rd anniversary. A special dedication service will be held Sept. 10 at 1 p.m. for the new building.
Guest speakers for the services will include District Elder Timothy A. Schofield, from United Apostolic Faith Church, Beckley, W.Va., on Tuesday; Bishop-elect Aaron M. Martin II, from Greater Bethel Temple of Deliverance, Los Angeles on Wednesday through Friday. Guest choirs and singers will be featured during the service.
For more information on Grace Temple, visit www.gracetemplechurch.org.


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May 22, 2011
STANFORD, Calif. --- The University of Georgia women's tennis team saw its season come to a close Sunday evening as the eighth-seeded Bulldogs fell 4-0 to the defending national champion and host Stanford Cardinal in the NCAA quarterfinals at the Taube Tennis Center.
Georgia wrapped up the 2011 campaign with an overall record of 19-4, while Stanford remains the nation's lone unbeaten squad at 27-0 looking to defend its 2010 title.
The Cardinal tonight extended its NCAA-record home winning streak to 183 matches (147 regular season, 36 tournament), last losing on the home courts on Feb. 27, 1999. The squad also bumped its overall winning streak to 46 matches.
"I'm very proud of my team and the year that we had," said head coach Jeff Wallace, who has led the Bulldogs to 26 consecutive NCAA Championships appearances. "I felt like we came out and had a great regional in Athens, playing one of our best matches of the year vs. Alabama and then playing a thriller in the Round of 16 vs. Cal. You have to take your hat off to Stanford today. Our doubles teams have been playing so well lately, and we've been winning that point often. Tonight we were winning on court two, and had 3-1 with an ad on three, but let it get away. We would've liked to have gotten the doubles point but we didn't, then Stanford came out and played fantastic in singles. That's all there is to it."
At one point, Georgia led 6-3 on court two and 3-1 with ad on court three in doubles, before relinquishing both leads. The first doubles finisher was court one, where third-ranked Hilary Barte and Mallory Burdette defeated Nadja Gilchrist and Chelsey Gullickson 8-1. Stanford then clawed back on court three, where No, 74 Carolyn McVeigh and Stacey Tan downed Cameron Ellis and Maho Kowase 8-5. Two was suspended at 7-7.
The Cardinal then made an even bigger surge in singles, winning five first sets on its way to three wins. The first came on court five as 43rd-ranked Tan defeated No. 86 Ellis by scores of 6-0, 6-0 to make it 2-0.
It would increase to a 3-0 lead for the home team when third-ranked Barte defeated No. 25 Gullickson, 6-1, 6-4, and the clincher came not long after as No. 18 Nicole Gibbs beat No. 79 Kowase, 6-2, 6-3.
The Bulldogs had life on the remaining courts, with freshman Lilly Kimbell leading 15th-ranked Kristie Ahn, 6-3, 4-1, and Gilchrist in a third set vs. Burdette, while freshman Kate Fuller was up 3-1 in the second.
Georgia will still be in action the singles and doubles draws as Gullickson will play in singles aiming to defend her 2010 title in addition to playing doubles with Fuller. Gilchrist is the first alternate in singles and the fourth alternate in doubles with Kimbell.
#2 Stanford 4, #8 Georgia 0
Singles competition
1. #3 Hilary Barte (STAN) def. #25 Chelsey Gullickson (UGA) 6-1, 6-4
2. #22 Mallory Burdette (STAN) vs. #59 Nadja Gilchrist (UGA) 6-2, 4-6, unfinished
3. #18 Nicole Gibbs (STAN) def. #79 Maho Kowase (UGA) 6-2, 6-3
4. #15 Kristie Ahn (STAN) vs. Lilly Kimbell (UGA) 3-6, 1-4, unfinished
5. #43 Stacey Tan (STAN) def. #86 Cameron Ellis (UGA) 6-0, 6-0
6. Carolyn McVeigh (STAN) vs. Kate Fuller (UGA) 6-4, 1-3, unfinished
Doubles competition
1. #3 Hilary Barte/Mallory Burdette (STAN) def. Nadja Gilchrist/Chelsey Gullickson (UGA) 8-1
2. Nicole Gibbs/Veronica Li (STAN) vs. Kate Fuller/Lilly Kimbell (UGA) 7-7, unfinished
3. #74 Carolyn McVeigh/Stacey Tan (STAN) def. Cameron Ellis/Maho Kowase (UGA) 8-5
Match Notes:
Georgia 19-5; National ranking #8
Stanford 27-0; National ranking #2
Order of finish: Doubles (1,3); Singles (5,1,3)


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Kevin R. Pogue, professor of geology, and Akira Ronald Takemoto, assistant professor of Japanese, were honored at the annual End-of-the-Year Faculty Reception on May 6.
Takemoto was honored for 25 years of service to Whitman College. Since joining the faculty in 1983, he has taught courses in Japanese language, literature, art and religion; instructed students in the tea ceremony; headed up the Japanese Language house; and given talks on Buddhism around the region. "He has been a real force in keeping Asian Studies alive in the Northwest," said Mary Anne O'Neil, professor of French and division chair. "You enter another culture when you go into his classroom." He has received both a Sears Roebuck Foundation Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership Award and a Thomas D. Howells Award for Distinguished Humanities Teaching, and was instrumental in the college's participation in the Associated Kyoto Program, a consortium of liberal arts colleges that sends students to study at Japan's Doshisha University.
Pogue, who received the 2008 Alumni Association Faculty Award for Service, joined the faculty in 1990, and first presented a program to alumni at Summer College in 1994. Pogue, who won the A.E. Lange Award for Distinguished Science Teaching in 1997, was cited by the Alumni Association for "the generous spirit with which you share your passion for the geology of the earth, and for guiding us in the classroom and in the field." Director of Alumni Polly Schmitz '83, who presented the award to Pogue, said that alumni events involving Whitman faculty like Pogue are among those most requested. "I want to thank those (faculty members) who have spoken to alumni groups on the road and on campus," she said. Pogue has spoken in many places on numerous topics, including the San Andreas Fault, the challenges of climbing the Himalayas, and the relationship of wine and terroir, especially in the Walla Walla valley. In addition, he led a nine-day tour to the wine regions of France, and discussed geology and wine in 2006.
Faculty accomplishments
Three video works by Goatsilk, the artist duo consisting of Ben Bloch, visiting assistant professor of art, and Caroline Peters, have been accepted for inclusion in the upcoming DVD issue of ASPECT: The Chronicle of New Media Art. Goatsilk's "Pressing The Vessel," "Liberation of The Paranoid World," and "Gargoyling" will be in the issue with the theme of Vital. ASPECT is a biannual nationally distributed compilation of some of the best contemporary new media works today, said Bloch, and it is curated in part by the director of MIT's List gallery, Bill Arning (formerly of PS1 in NYC). Each ASPECT production is accompanied by a voiceover commentary provided by a contemporary critic, and Goatsilk's works will feature the remarks of Brazilian scholar Ricardo de Mambro Santos, who was a visiting art history professor at Whitman last year and is now at Willamette University. Goatsilk's projects and more can be seen at goatsilk.com, cellseeus.com, and portraitark.com
Gaurav Majumdar, assistant professor of English, and Nani Gilkerson '08 are this year's recipients of the Adam Dublin Award, which rewards scholarly or creative work that addresses multiculturalism. His contributions included 3 a.m. e-mail notes about Derrida to his fourth-year collaborator. Her work took aim on the ethics of reading literature, in particular the ways in which Jean Rhys' "Wide Sargasso Sea," J.M. Coetzee's "Foe" and Toni Morrison's "Beloved" make ethical demands on the reader in the context of multiculturalism. "Gaurav was overwhelmingly committed to this project," said Gilkerson. "Nani did her work with intense concentration and curiosity," said Majumdar. "Her project is an elegant, alert and scrupulously researched argument." Majumdar and Gilkerson recently presented the results of their collaboration to a gathering of faculty, students and staff at Olin Hall. The Dublin Award was established in honor of the late Adam Dublin '96 by Kari Glover '72, a member of the Board of Trustees, and her husband, Thaddas L. Alston.
Christopher Thoms, adjunct assistant professor of environmental studies and sociology, wrote a piece titled "Community Control of Resources and the Challenge of Improving Local Livelihoods: A Critical Examination of Community Forestry in Nepal" that was published in the May 2008 issue of the journal Geoforum. An abstract is online at ScienceDirect.
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Media interest in State of the State continues
The students of Paul Apostolidis, associate professor of politics and Judge and Mrs. Timothy A. Paul Chair of Political Science, and Gilbert Mireles, assistant professor of sociology, are in the news again. Since first presenting the findings and recommendations of the third (2008) "State of the State for Washington Latinos" report on May 1, in Olin 130, the students' work has been featured in newspapers and on television and radio stations around the state. For a sample of coverage, see this TV segment.
Comings and goings
Whitman warmly welcomes Amy L. Warinner, administrative assistant for sport studies, recreation and athletics (SSRA); Zoey E. Lemaich, administrative assistant for the Bookstore; Jonathan "Jon" S. Loney, manager of instructional multimedia services; and Leann E. White, assistant director of student activities. The college bids a fond farewell to Carole Hsiao '85, associate director of academic resources; Sarah Abdurrahman, communications officer/photographer; Alison Holland, acting assistant director of student activities; Alan McEwen, technical director, Harper Joy Theatre; and Richard Sackett, manager of instructional multimedia services.
Coming events
All free unless otherwise noted
Thursday, May 15, through Saturday, May 17
Play: Harper Joy Theatre presents "As You Like It" by William Shakespeare. Music by Mark Nichols; arrangements by Fred Wells. 8 p.m. on HJT's Alexander Stage. Tickets and information, x5180.
Friday, May 16
Recital: Marianna Symeonides, senior piano recital. 4 p.m., Chism Recital Hall, Hall of Music.
Saturday, May 17
Baccalaureate: Speakers Adam Kirtley, Stuart Coordinator of Religious and Spiritual Life; Elizabeth Vandiver, Clement Penrose Associate Professor of Latin; Nancy Tavelli, Associate Dean of Students: Campus Life; Robert D. Tobin, Cushing Eells Professor of Humanities. 3:30 p.m., Cordiner Auditorium.
Sunday, May 18
Commencement: The Class of 2008 graduates. Commencement speaker is William Gates Sr., co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. 11 a.m., Memorial lawn. Complete information is available online.
The Fountain is published by the Office of Communications. Send news to Editor Lenel Parish at email@example.com. Photos are accepted. Submissions are due by Tuesday at 5 p.m. for the following week's issue. Editorial Assistant: Marcy Manker '10. Director of Communications: Ruth Wardwell. Online: www.whitman.edu/fountain
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