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Tropical Storm Alex delays groundbreaking for vets cemetery
CORPUS CHRISTI - A groundbreaking for the future site of the Coastal Bend State Veterans Cemetery has been postponed until next month because of rains expected later in the week from Tropical Storm Alex.
"It's important to Commissioner (Jerry) Patterson that this be the best event for the veterans who have waited so long for it," said Jim Suydam, Texas General Land Office spokesman.
The event, originally scheduled for Wednesday, has been rescheduled for 10 a.m. July 23. The 54-acre site at Interstate 37 and Carbon Plant Road was donated by Flint Hills Resources and approved by the Texas Veterans Land Board after Nueces County submitted the plan last year. Construction is expected to last 18 months.
The Corpus Christi cemetery is the fourth state cemetery approved for veterans. The first three were built in Killeen, Mission and Abilene. They complement four U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs national cemeteries in San Antonio, Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth and El Paso. No additional cemeteries are planned in Texas.
Texas has about 1.7 million veterans. An estimated 600,000 of them are 65 or older. All veterans eligible for burial benefits may use state veterans cemeteries.
The Coastal Bend State Veterans Cemetery operation will be coordinated with the U.S. Department of Defense units or community veterans service organizations for military burials.
Regulations for eligibility are at www/cem.va.gov or call 800-827-1000.
Staff writer Mike Baird contributed to this article.
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Matt Frey, an education technology manager in Brevard Public Schools, was recently inducted as the president of the Florida Council of Instructional Technology Leaders. The council promotes cooperation and communication among district and state leaders who impact technology use in Florida schools.
"In the hands of skilled teachers, technology has shown itself to be a catalyst ingredient that leads to all kinds of promising instructional outcomes," Frey said. "The next few years are going to mark an exciting shift in the way curriculum will be delivered across our state."
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I came upon a site that had listed some mobile homes for $100. They were all between like 1968-1975.
The idea hit me that maybe I could buy it for $100 and scrap the metal.
How much do you think I could get for scrapping all the metal in it?
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One of my number one goals when furnishing my apartments or buying clothing, accessories or basically any fun stuff for myself or others is to try and buy handmade, vintage or used. Not only do I happen to generally like those types of items better, I also love how it avoids adding another piece of Ikea furniture to a landfill (I apologize for my early twenties, okay?). In some ways, I can't believe that I ever bought anything new, since buying used (if not always vintage or handmade) is almost always cheaper and more personally fulfilling. I love the chase and scouring thrift stores and Craigslist for great finds and I love all the people I meet and the stories behind their items and why they have to let them go. I also am not ashamed to admit that I love having stuff that isn't currently housed in thousands of other homes across the country.
Having just moved cross-country to California late last year, much of the past few months of my life have been spent decorating my new pad. I cut everything loose when I left New York, aiming to set myself free a bit and start anew — which always seems like a great plan until I spend four weeks sleeping on an air mattress and arguing with myself outloud at an antique market (don't ask).
So it is with great pleasure that I tell you that I have finally – as of this week – finished unpacking and decorating. This is by far my favorite living space yet and I am thrilled with my findings and new surroundings. My style is a bit, er, loud? Definitely unique but ultimately just really girly and maybe a little "young." Like teenager young. But hey! Nobody is judging… right?
Amongst my most favorite of finds is the dresser pictured above. When I first set out in full force checking out local handmade markets, antique shops and design blogs, I found an enormous amount of what is commonly referred to as "shabby chic" furniture. I was already familiar with the style, as my best friend back home often repurposes furniture in the same fashion. But I'd definitely never seen so much of it or such a variety. It's obviously hugely popular here in Los Angeles and makes sense as it often has a certain laid back, beachy feel. I found many artists that I love and eventually settled on someone to do a desk for me and someone to do a dresser (both people were found on Craigslist, ultimately). Since I was having trouble finding pieces I loved once deciding on the style, both artists sent me their stripped items as they came in and I waited patiently until something I liked came in.
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School of Languages and Cultures
Phone: 04 463 5975
Location: Room 615, Von Zedlitz Building, Kelburn Pde, Kelburn Campus
Teaching in 2015
EURO 101 - Introduction to European Studies
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GERM 103 - Introduction to the German Language
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GERM 114 - Topics in German Culture 1
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GERM 214 - Topics in German Culture 2
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GERM 217 - German Language 2A
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I am a senior lecturer and Programme Director of the German Programme at Victoria University. Prior to my appointment at Victoria, I taught at Waikato and Massey Universities. Over the years my interests have developed from pure Germanistik to include such disciplines as film studies, women's writing, crime writing and European Studies.
I am a Board Member of the editorial board for the Germanica Pacifica Series (University of Auckland), a series focussing on research on the German influence in New Zealand, Australia and the Pacific area; a member of the editorial board for the European Studies Primary Text Series for the School of Languages and Cultures, and Tertiary representative on the committee of GANZ (German in Aotearoa/New Zealand).
Current research projects
Biography of Elisabet Delbrück (1876-1967), German artist and traveller who joined the Mahina Bay and York Bay communities in 1939, and articles about her acceptance into New Zealand in 1939 and life as an art historian, and a translation of her African Diary written between 1834 and 1936.
Displaced Person`s Project: This focuses on the lives and experiences of migrants to New Zealand mainly from Eastern Europe. My primary interest is the publication of memoirs and other written documents which will become part of our European Studies Primary Text Series.
Research Supervision
Welcomes proposals in European Studies especially aspects of German/New Zealand relations; German literature of the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries, especially literature of the former East Germany; German film; and translation
Currently has students working on:
"Unlocking New Worlds: An English translation of Cornelia Funke's Herr der Diebe" (MA thesis); "The Magic Mountain" in Philosophical, Psychological and Sociological Contexts: An Intertextual Reading of Thomas Mann" (PhD – second supervisor)
Teaching interests
My teaching interests include German literature from the 19th to the 21st century; East German literature; German film; Berlin in literature and film; the history of Germany from the beginning of the 19th century till the present day; comparative literature, especially European tragedy; European Studies with special emphasis on German and New Zealand relations and the German influence in Asia and vice-versa.
Selection of publications
"Anna Dierks", Eine Welt für sich. Deutschsprachige Siedler und Reisende in Neuseeland im 19. Jahrhundert (Bremen, Temmen, 1998)
"Margot Philips: in Im Schatten zweier Kriege. Deutsche und Österreicher In Neuseeland im 20. Jahrhundert (Bremen, Temmen, 2005)
"Arthur Hilton" in Im Schatten zweier Kriege. Deutsche und Österreicher In Neuseeland im 20. Jahrhundert (Bremen, Temmen, 2005)
Translation of the short story by Andrea Grill: "My Grandmother, the Crustacean" in Been there, Read that! Stories for the Armchair Traveller (Wellington, VUP, 2008)
Richard Fraser, A View from the Lower Deck. Diaries of a Life in the Royal Navy, ed. Margaret Sutherland (Wellington, 2007)


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PICKERINGTON, Ohio — Ada Stollings Hager, 93, of Pickerington, Ohio, went home to be with her Heavenly Father Monday, February 4, 2013, at Altercare Rehabilitation Center in Canal Winchester, Ohio.
Born August 11, 1919, she was a daughter of the late Sherman and Virdie McCoy Davis. Also preceding her in death were her husbands, Orville Stollings and William Hager, and one grandson, Bill Webb.
Survivors include her daughters, Glenna and Robert Balthis, with whom she resided, of Pickerington, Ohio, Carol Marcum and Patricia Webb, both of Norton, Ohio, and Debbie Stollings of Charleston; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild, and her brother, Clifford of Delbarton.
Services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, February 7, at the James Funeral Home Chapel with the Minister John Massey officiating. Burial will follow at Highland Memory Gardens at Godby.
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Whale Rock/Submarine Rock is the smallest island in Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island. Submarine/Whale Rock is located in the West Passage of the bay, in Narragansett, Washington County, Rhode Island, west of the Beavertail area on Conanicut Island (Jamestown, Rhode Island). The island received its name because it is shaped like a whale's back or submarine's bow; it was responsible for numerous shipwrecks prior to the construction of a lighthouse. Whale Rock Light was built on the rock in 1882, but the Hurricane of 1938 destroyed the lighthouse, killing the keeper. Today only part of the lighthouse foundation remains on the rock.
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- Islands of Narragansett Bay
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- George L. Seavey, Rhode Island's Coastal Natural Areas.
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Coordinates: 41°26′37″N 71°25′25″W / 41.44361°N 71.42361°W
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And now, for something that isn't holiday related. Unless of course, you want to add this to your Christmas wish list. In which case, this is very holiday related.
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Your June 9 article on the murder of Bishop William Alexander Guerry in 1928 needs correction because it slants the story away from the truth in an attempt to depict it as modern civil rights, "politically correct" tale. It is a sad, dramatic story that deserves to be put into context.
The armed priest, according to your report, was "irate" about the bishop's efforts to advance racial equality in the diocese, so he shot Bishop Guerry and then himself.
The truth is that the priest was no longer from the bishop's diocese, but from a small parish in Darien, Ga. The "racial-equality'' controversy had been settled in a compromise at state church conventions held between 1910 and 1915.
The Rev. James Herbert Woodward, a one-time Methodist minister, had drifted to the Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches, and was finally ordained an Episcopal minister at the University of the South.
He served small churches around Bluffton and left South Carolina for Georgia in 1925 after having killed a black burglar, which deeply unnerved him. His 16-year-old daughter died the next year, followed by the deaths of his mother and two sons-in-law. He was living alone near Darien, without his daughters or his nine-year-old son.
The "boll-weevil" depression was acute in the South at the time.
Mr. Woodward must have felt desperate for help when he came back to Charleston seeking a pension from the church.
The day of the murder, Miss Henrietta Jervey, the secretary, had stayed in her office at the bishop's request, because he recognized the unstable emotional state of the minister. Apparently the bishop offered him some immediate financial aid which did not satisfy the distraught man.
After a conference behind a closed door, Miss Jervey reported hearing two shots and rushed to the bishop's aid, to no avail. Mr. Woodward had carried a pistol loaded with two bullets. He shot Bishop Guerry, then himself.
The Diocese of South Carolina lost a great soul and an outstanding leader. His funeral services were held at St. Michael's Church, followed by burial at St. Philip's, where an imposing Irish Cross marks his resting place.
I do not remember Bishop Guerry, though I do recall the hushed discussions my parents had when daily reports arrived with our morning and evening newspapers. I was eight years old at the time, and we were members of St. Michael's Church.
I have subsequently met one of the Rev. Woodward's grandchildren and learned of the multiple traumas he suffered from family deaths after he moved to Georgia. Like the bishop, I feel sympathy for the "poor fellow" who was so desperately pushed beyond reason and compassion. I cannot condone his crime, but I am convinced he was not "unhinged by rage" over civil rights when he committed it.
Anyone interested in more details about Bishop Guerry can find them in Bishop Albert Thomas' book, "An Historical Account of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South Carolina," Chapter VI, as well as in the more recent "The Spiritual Journey of St. Philip's Church" by William McIntosh, III, pages 29-33.
Dorothy M. Anderson
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by James Ownby
May 2015
Update: In February Chad Smith and I spent a week in Minnesota photographing
owls and other winter residents. I've now posted 13 new images in my Travel
Diary. Having had to cancel our puma & penguin tour in Patagonia for open heart
surgery instead, I'm recuperating at home.
Picture of the Month: June 2015
Anna's Hummingbird, Dublin, CA
Canon 5D Mark III with 100-400mm II lens + 1.4TE, ISO 2500, 1/200" f8
In 2000, I retired to pursue an interest in
nature photography. Here are my best images: animals (especially birds),
scenics, and wildflowers that portray the beauty found in nature. I welcome
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All images on this site are Copyright© 2000-2012 by James Ownby and cannot be reproduced or otherwise used for
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2009 An Incident near Fort Supply
The bird
photographer soon learns that this pastime offers brief triumphs
amid long stretches of tedium and disappointment. I had traveled around western
Oklahoma for two days, mostly experiencing the latter. The
landscape of wheat fields and rolling grassland that extend to
the horizon held few birds. All were remarkably wary.
The little
backwater hamlet of Fort Supply, population 328 and dwindling, was sere and brown on this
cold sunny January day. Quickly leaving behind its grain
elevator and boarded-up storefronts, I headed toward Woodward, passing by the Cooper
Wildlife Management Area.
On impulse, with nothing better to
do, I turned the car around, entered the reserve and soon came to a managers
residence, complete with metal storage barns and trees struggling to survive in a dry climate and relentless wind.
At once I saw them. A flock
of 50 100 Mountain Bluebirds, feeding on the ground under an aged juniper
tree. I think it was the stark contrasts that made the scene most memorable:
the deep blue sky; the drab ochre landscape; the brisk cold
wind. And these brilliant blue avian jewels, as lively and vivacious as the surroundings were dreary.
Twittering among themselves, they
would feed for a while, then for reasons known only to bluebirds, take flight en masse
and swirl about in the clear sky, now alighting on the fence
surrounding the compound. Soon they would work their way along the fence back toward the juniper and my car.


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Production worker positions typically require a high school diploma or GED. Experience in the production industry is helpful, but often is not required. One of the most important requirements is the ability to perform the physical tasks associated with the job, which may include climbing ladders, operating forklifts, maneuvering carts or other heavy objects, or sitting or standing for long periods of time.
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As Production Workers transition into upper-level roles such as Manufacturing Production Manager, they may see a strong upturn in salary. Manufacturing Production Managers earn $62K on average per year. It is quite typical for Production Workers to transition into roles as Production Supervisors or Manufacturing Production Supervisors, where reported median earnings are $23K and $23K higher per year.
Production Workers who responded to the survey report just a handful of professional skills. Most notably, skills in Machine Operation, Quality Assurance / Quality Control, Assembler, and Packaging are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that seem to negatively impact pay include Packaging and Assembler. Those educated in Assembler tend to be well versed in Quality Assurance / Quality Control.
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Production Workers do not generally earn higher incomes from more experience in the field. The average worker who claims fewer than five years of experience earns around $25K. In contrast, however, individuals who report five to 10 years in this occupation see a much larger median of $30K. Production Workers bring in $32K after working for 10 to 20 years. Production Workers who have stuck around for more than two decades see earnings that are only slightly higher than those of folks who have worked for 10 to 20 years; the more senior group makes around $33K on average.
Production Workers will find that Los Angeles offers an impressive pay rate, one which exceeds the national average by 29 percent. Production Workers will also find cushy salaries in Evansville (+25 percent), Seattle (+24 percent), Portland (+21 percent), and Louisville (+19 percent). Trailing the national average by 8 percent, Fort Wayne is the market with the smallest paychecks. Two other places where employers offer below-median salaries are Atlanta (7 percent less) and Dallas (6 percent less).
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The Jets' search for a new general manager may already be under way.According to a CBS Sports report, the organization has begun to reach out to potential candidates across the NFL for its GM position, citing league sources.
However, Mike Tannenbaum may still be part of the future. The report says owner Woody Johnson is looking for someone to run the personnel decisions, while keeping Tannenbaum on to manage the salary cap and negotiate contracts. Houston's director of college scouting, Mike Maccagnan, was the only person named.
That partnership may not be palatable for some potential candidates.
"That's totally ridiculous," one league executive said in the report. "Only the Jets."
The report also said that it may come to be that Johnson ultimately will have to fully part ways with Tannenbaum to land the most attractive candidate.
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- Article (9)
- Diplom Thesis (1)
- Doctoral Thesis (1)
- Mathematik (11)
- Informatik (9)
- Editierfreundliche Kryptographie (1997)
- Der Begriff der editierfreundlichen Kryptographie wurde von Mihir Bellare, Oded Goldreich und Shafi Goldwasser 1994 bzw. 1995 eingeführt. Mit einem editierfreundlicher Verschlüsselungs- oder Unterschriftenverfahren kann man aus einer Verschlüsselung bzw. Unterschrift zu einer Nachricht schnell eine Verschlüsselung oder Unterschrift zu einer ähnlichen Nachricht erstellen. Wir geben eine Übersicht über die bekannten editierfreundlichen Verfahren und entwickeln sowohl ein symmetrisches als auch ein asymmetrisches editierfreundliches Unterschriftenverfahren (IncXMACC und IncHSig). Wir zeigen, wie man mit editierfreundlichen Schemata überprüfen kann, ob die Implementierung einer Datenstruktur korrekt arbeitet. Basierend auf den Ideen der editierfreundlichen Kryptographie entwickeln wir effiziente Verfahren für spezielle Datenstrukturen. Diese Ergebnisse sind in zwei Arbeiten [F97a, F97b] zusammengefaßt worden.
- Incremental cryptography and memory checkers (1997)
- We introduce the relationship between incremental cryptography and memory checkers. We present an incremental message authentication scheme based on the XOR MACs which supports insertion, deletion and other single block operations. Our scheme takes only a constant number of pseudorandom function evaluations for each update step and produces smaller authentication codes than the tree scheme presented in [BGG95]. Furthermore, it is secure against message substitution attacks, where the adversary is allowed to tamper messages before update steps, making it applicable to virus protection. From this scheme we derive memory checkers for data structures based on lists. Conversely, we use a lower bound for memory checkers to show that so-called message substitution detecting schemes produce signatures or authentication codes with size proportional to the message length.
- Pseudorandom function tribe ensembles based on one-way permutations: improvements and applications (1999)
- Pseudorandom function tribe ensembles are pseudorandom function ensembles that have an additional collision resistance property: almost all functions have disjoint ranges. We present an alternative to the construction of pseudorandom function tribe ensembles based on oneway permutations given by Canetti, Micciancio and Reingold [CMR98]. Our approach yields two different but related solutions: One construction is somewhat theoretic, but conceptually simple and therefore gives an easier proof that one-way permutations suffice to construct pseudorandom function tribe ensembles. The other, slightly more complicated solution provides a practical construction; it starts with an arbitrary pseudorandom function ensemble and assimilates the one-way permutation to this ensemble. Therefore, the second solution inherits important characteristics of the underlying pseudorandom function ensemble: it is almost as effcient and if the starting pseudorandom function ensemble is efficiently invertible (given the secret key) then so is the derived tribe ensemble. We also show that the latter solution yields so-called committing private-key encryption schemes. i.e., where each ciphertext corresponds to exactly one plaintext independently of the choice of the secret key or the random bits used in the encryption process.
- Practical memory checkers for stacks, queues and deques (1997)
- A memory checker for a data structure provides a method to check that the output of the data structure operations is consistent with the input even if the data is stored on some insecure medium. In [8] we present a general solution for all data structures that are based on insert(i,v) and delete(j) commands. In particular this includes stacks, queues, deques (double-ended queues) and lists. Here, we describe more time and space efficient solutions for stacks, queues and deques. Each algorithm takes only a single function evaluation of a pseudorandomlike function like DES or a collision-free hash function like MD5 or SHA for each push/pop resp. enqueue/dequeue command making our methods applicable to smart cards.
- Efficient non-malleable commitment schemes (2000)
- We present efficient non-malleable commitment schemes based on standard assumptions such as RSA and Discrete-Log, and under the condition that the network provides publicly available RSA or Discrete-Log parameters generated by a trusted party. Our protocols require only three rounds and a few modular exponentiations. We also discuss the difference between the notion of non-malleable commitment schemes used by Dolev, Dwork and Naor [DDN00] and the one given by Di Crescenzo, Ishai and Ostrovsky [DIO98].
- A cost-effective pay-per-multiplication comparison method for millionaires (2001)
- Based on the quadratic residuosity assumption we present a non-interactive crypto-computing protocol for the greater-than function, i.e., a non-interactive procedure between two parties such that only the relation of the parties' inputs is revealed. In comparison to previous solutions our protocol reduces the number of modular multiplications significantly. We also discuss applications to conditional oblivious transfer, private bidding and the millionaires' problem.
- The representation problem based on factoring (2002)
- We review the representation problem based on factoring and show that this problem gives rise to alternative solutions to a lot of cryptographic protocols in the literature. And, while the solutions so far usually either rely on the RSA problem or the intractability of factoring integers of a special form (e.g., Blum integers), the solutions here work with the most general factoring assumption. Protocols we discuss include identification schemes secure against parallel attacks, secure signatures, blind signatures and (non-malleable) commitments.
- Universally composable commitments (2001)
- We propose a new security measure for commitment protocols, called Universally Composable (UC) Commitment. The measure guarantees that commitment protocols behave like an \ideal commitment service," even when concurrently composed with an arbitrary set of protocols. This is a strong guarantee: it implies that security is maintained even when an unbounded number of copies of the scheme are running concurrently, it implies non-malleability (not only with respect to other copies of the same protocol but even with respect to other protocols), it provides resilience to selective decommitment, and more. Unfortunately two-party uc commitment protocols do not exist in the plain model. However, we construct two-party uc commitment protocols, based on general complexity assumptions, in the common reference string model where all parties have access to a common string taken from a predetermined distribution. The protocols are non-interactive, in the sense that both the commitment and the opening phases consist of a single message from the committer to the receiver.
- On the impossibility of constructing non-interactive statistically-secret protocols from any trapdoor one-way function (2002)
- We show that non-interactive statistically-secret bit commitment cannot be constructed from arbitrary black-box one-to-one trapdoor functions and thus from general public-key cryptosystems. Reducing the problems of non-interactive crypto-computing, rerandomizable encryption, and non-interactive statistically-sender-private oblivious transfer and low-communication private information retrieval to such commitment schemes, it follows that these primitives are neither constructible from one-to-one trapdoor functions and public-key encryption in general. Furthermore, our separation sheds some light on statistical zeroknowledge proofs. There is an oracle relative to which one-to-one trapdoor functions and one-way permutations exist, while the class of promise problems with statistical zero-knowledge proofs collapses in P. This indicates that nontrivial problems with statistical zero-knowledge proofs require more than (trapdoor) one-wayness.
- Lower bounds for the signature size of incremental schemes (1997)
- We show lower bounds for the signature size of incremental schemes which are secure against substitution attacks and support single block replacement. We prove that for documents of n blocks such schemes produce signatures of \Omega(n^(1/(2+c))) bits for any constant c>0. For schemes accessing only a single block resp. a constant number of blocks for each replacement this bound can be raised to \Omega(n) resp. \Omega(sqrt(n)). Additionally, we show that our technique yields a new lower bound for memory checkers.


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The Best A Level Record in Wales over 15 Years
Top Academic School in Wales in The Sunday Times 'Parent Power' 2014
A Level Results 2014: A*/A – 81% A*/A/B – 94.4% Pass rate – 100%
ESTYN Inspection Report: 'Excellent'
including the enviable and seldom awarded 'Excellent' for Standards of Teaching – read more
Welcome from the Headmaster / Croeso oddi wrth y Pennaeth
Our school is a community of students, teachers and parents where achievement, friendship and faith are central aspects of our daily work together, shaping the course of our young people's lives as they move from school to university and the world of work. We aim to provide girls and boys with the highest aspirations in their learning and also the values to bring rewarding careers and mature family relationships in adult life. Academic work, playing and competing in sport, making music of the highest quality, participating in drama and many other facets of growing in knowledge and understanding are given due importance.
Our unique heritage, in the tradition of Catholic Christianity, calls us to hold the highest values of faith, hope and love for one another. We hope that you will enjoy learning more about this young and still developing school, which has already achieved an enviable reputation amongst the very best in independent education, both in Wales and amongst distinguished peers in England. Our aim is to create the best possible education for our girls and boys, and our young women and young men.
Dr David Neville M.A. (Cantab), B.Sc. [Cambridge & Bristol]
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No. 7 in The Daily Telegraph ISC A Level Results Table for the whole of the UK
Source: The Daily Telegraph Saturday 23 August 2014.
No. 16 in The Times A Level Results Table for the whole of the UK: The Times A Level Results 2014
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And now for something COMPLETELY different… The trailer for the Doctor Who Christmas special. And, beneath the cut, a special prequel to the special. Continue reading
And now for something COMPLETELY different… The trailer for the Doctor Who Christmas special. And, beneath the cut, a special prequel to the special. Continue reading
Yesterday, we found out that The Clone Wars brought in David Tennant, who played the Tenth Doctor. Today? The BBC announces that Warwick Davis is guesting on Doctor Who. (Doctor Who fans: That link may also contain spoilers, if you don't want to know who the episode's villains will be!)
Davis will appear in the current season's penultimate episode, which was scripted by writer Neil Gaiman. Gaiman's first Who episode, 'The Doctor's Wife,' won a Hugo.
Davis began his career playing Wicket in Return of the Jedi and has since appeared in The Phantom Menace and the Harry Potter films. His most recent role was starring as 'himself' in the sitcom Life's Too Short.
Doctor Who is currently on hiatus – the second half of the seventh season (or, yes, series if you're going to Brit-pick) will start on Christmas and continue with eight episodes through the spring. That's when we'll see Davis' episode.
Ex-Doctor Who star David Tennant voices the droid Huyang, who helps the young Jedi on their lightsaber quest in 'A Test of Strength.' After watching IGN's exclusive clip, I'm surprised no one guessed this one at Celebration!
Tennant is best known for playing the Tenth Doctor on Who, but may also be familiar to genre fans from his turn as Barty Crouch Junior in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.
Oliver Queen fans, take note: The CW has picked up Arrow for a full season of 22 episodes. The show's premiere was the network's most-watched show in three years, and the best premiere since Vampire Diaries in 2009. The CW also picked up three more episodes of their Beauty and the Beast remake, which stars Smallville alum Kristin Kreuk.
Moving onto less basic broadcast news, Neil Gaiman confirmed on Tumblr that the new Doctor Who episode he wrote (announced at the Hugos, where he won for 'The Doctor's Wife,') will be the 12th of the current season.
And finally, it's hard to read a genre news site and not trip over news and pictures from Game of Thrones as they shoot S3, but if you've somehow managed to miss them, try Winter is Coming. As always, possible spoilers!
What genre shows have you been watching this year?
Or is it Attack of the Clones? Well, I suppose that depends on your certain point of view…
Earlier this week, Vulture posted a massive list of what they're calling the most influential fan bases, and Star Wars came in number 2 – pretty good, all things considered. Occupying the #1 spot is Game of Thrones, which I can't really be all that bitter about seeing as they're peaking right now. (And, well, I'm a fan, if not technically in the fandom.)
It's an interesting series, but one major qualm with the Star Wars listing: Warsies? Dude, no one with an actual clue uses that term. It's not even a Trekker/Trekkie situation: No one uses it.
The Harry Potter, Doctor Who, Star Trek, Joss Whedon and Lord of the Rings fandoms also made the list. It's all part of a week-long series, which also covers things like naming your fandom (don't,) psychology and the crazy shit fans buy.
They've also profiled several influential fans, including the Leaky Cauldron's Melissa Anelli, The One Ring's Erica Challis and TFN's Dustin Roberts.
Her Universe is revealing their new products for Halloween! A brand-new Spock hoodie, this year's Halloween tote by Katie Cook (only available for a limited time) and a Hot Topic exclusive Tardis dress.
These are all brand new editions to their existing collection of "everyday cosplay" – the Leia hoodie, Asoka tunic (now in adult sizes,) and the Uhura tee.
The Clone Wars actress and Her Universe founder Ashley Eckstein was a guest on Tosche Station Radio last night, where she answered fan questions and revealed a few upcoming products, including a new Halloween bag from Katie Cook (pictured, last year's,) more Star Wars pajamas, a Spock costume top, and extended sizes for the Ahsoka Tano costume top. They'll also be coming out with a Tardis dress exclusively for Hot Topic.
New in the Her Universe store today is a Fish Fingers and Custard tee and a subtle Live Long and Prosper polo. Both are available in plus sizes.
Here in America, anyway. Last weekend's 'Asylum of the Daleks' was the most-watched telecast ever for BBC America. 1.6 million viewers tuned in, making it the series best rating for the show since it debuted on the channel in 2009. The show was also up 23% over the 2011 premiere.
Meanwhile, at home in the U.K., the premiere had 6.4 million viewers.
Awards. The Hugo Award winners were announced at Worldcon this past weekend. Taking Best Novel was Jo Walton's Among Others, beating out George R. R. Martin's A Dance With Dragons and works by China Miéville, James S. A. Corey and Mira Grant. (Walton also won the Nebula for the book.) Other writing prizes went to Kij Johnson, Charlie Jane Anders, Ken Liu and more.
The dramatic presentation awards went to Game of Thrones S1 and Neil Gaiman for his Doctor Who episode 'The Doctor's Wife.' (Gaiman took the opportunity to announce he's writing another episode for the show.) Also noteworthy to us, SF Signal winning for Best Fanzine!
Tolkien. With Peter Jackson's The Hobbit adaption now being three films, the second has been retitled The Desolation of Smaug, with There and Back Again now being the third installment. I fully expect it to contain at least an hour of various slow-motion endings. But seriously, it looks like there was a lot of hints dropped at DragonCon.
A Song of Ice And Fire. A hilarious Storm of Swords 'It Gets Better' PSA. Yes, of course there are spoilers. Or, you can read what GRRM has revealed of the Targaryen conquest of Westeros from the upcoming The World of Ice and Fire.
Lists. io9 picks fall's must-read SF/F books and explores the mermaid trend in YA.
Records. The Hunger Games series has outsold Harry Potter – at least on Amazon.
Also: Ray Bradbury's FBI file / Lev Grossman interviews Terry Brooks / Ursula Le Guin's Noble Prize odds / Dark Tower adaption not so dead after all?


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Pittsburgh International Buiness Park
Pittsburgh International Business Park is a new venture that Chaska Property Advisors and Contential Realty have teamed up together to build the same type of product that has been so successful in Cranberry Twp. In conjunction with the Airport Authority there is a fourty acre site in Moon Twp that we plan on filling with our single story class A office buildings. As of 2014 there are three of these buildings up and fully occupied. In September of 2014 we plan on breaking ground on the fourth building. This building will match the other three on the current site.
About Our Park
Cranberry Business Park is a mixed-use business campus situated on approximately 180 acres in Cranberry Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania. The park currently contains 13 buildings with in excess of 750,000 square feet. When completed, the park is expected to have approximately 1,000,000 square feet of developed building space.
Cranberry Business Park is approximately 20 miles northwest of downtown Pittsburgh, and about the same distance from Greater Pittsburgh Airport. The park abuts the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and is approximately 1.5 miles from Exit 3 and I-79 interchanges.
The park was originally conceived by PenPower as a way to attract customers for their electricity to southern Butler County. In 1999, our partnership purchased all undeveloped land owned by PenPower, and over the next 3 years, assembled the remaining undeveloped land in the business park. A plan was developed to redirect the park with the intent to deliver a high quality, competitively priced business campus within Cranberry Township, Western Pennsylvania's fastest growing community.
Looking Ahead
Cranberry Business Park is always looking ahead on how we can improve the business park. Currently we are looking at starting on one of two buildings located in the heart of the business park. Building 290 will have the same look and feel as all the other business park buildings that have made the park so successful. With some added features this building will continue to uphold and add to the business park in the spring of 2015.


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Lately Rihanna's life has been like a soap opera, except with more nudity. A lot more nudity. Usually the nudity occurs when we least expect it. So in a sense it's more like a porno soap opera, but with a really awesome soundtrack fulled with Riri hits. Glad we cleared that all up. In the latest episode of her on-going saga, the singer went off at Chris Brown on Twitter over the weekend, allegedly for hanging out with his ex-girlfriend Karrueche Tran.
Rihanna and Brown had been hanging out in Germany for Ri's appearance on the television program Wetten, dass…? and all was swell. In fact, there was even rumors that they would attend the Grammy Awards together as a couple in February, four years after their infamous post-Grammy feud. But then Chris flew to Paris and was reportedly joined by his ex Karrueche. This apparently didn't sit well with Rihanna, who fired off a series of angry tweets that seemed very much directed to her intimate man-friend.
The lady can be famously brutal on twitter, and she definitely didn't hold back for Brown. "Goodbye muthaf—– #takeoff," she wrote, followed by a picture reading "Claps for the basic b——," that she captioned "Round of applause." Then she finished up with one more parting shot, "You give, you get, then you give it the f— back." Trouble in paradise or a lover's spat? Time will tell.
Things got even more interesting the next day when Rihanna posed naked by a fireplace for her good friend Melissa Forde. Wearing just a bra and some sort of over-sized Davey Crockett hat, the Unapologetic Queen started down the lens sans panties, but regaining her cute crop that she first showed off this year at the VMAs on September 6th. Are they racy photos related to the Chris Brown feud? Could be. Perhaps she's trying to show him what he's missing and make his jealousy rise. Kind of like that scene in Mad Men when a pissed-off Megan Draper strips down for some weird passive-aggressive floor scrubbing/angry sex with Down. Which was kind of like a porno soap opera scene. Hey, full circle! But then again, it's not like Rihanna has ever needed a reason to strip down on Twitter…
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An old adage suggests that youth is wasted on the young.
One group of seniors from the metro is spending its summer on the bowling lanes — including one who just saw her 90th birthday.
There's no place Judy Keroher would rather be. She's been bowling for 50 years, and just passed birthday number 90. Age isn't slowing her game down. Judy competes in Ward Parkway Lane's Prime Timers league, which is meant for bowlers 55 and up. Entering her 10th decade, Judy still carries an average of 123.
"It's for exercise and I love to be around the people," Keroher said with a laugh. "We're all pretty old, and that means a lot. We're all just here for fun."
"She doesn't look 90," fellow bowler Don Catron said. "I hope I can make 90, and that I can still bowl when I'm 90."
Judy still counts pins at least two days per week, even though she plays with pain. Judy says she's contending with cancer-related pain in her kidney and bladder, and this bowling league provides her with a source of support.
"We usually bowl within a couple of pins of each other," fellow bowler Ruth Heaton said. "If she's not feeling well, you never know unless you pick it up in some little way."
Judy says she won't seek traditional treatments for her cancer. Instead, she plans to make the most of her time that she has left. That includes spending time with and making great memories for her friends in this league.
Her fellow bowlers say it's her courage that pushes them to keep on living.
"Everybody appreciates the things I do," Keroher said. "I try to be busy and I try to smile a lot."
It's that spirit that keeps her loved ones rolling.
Ward Parkway's Prime Timers league has another group of bowlers planning to start play on Labor Day weekend.


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VIDEO: Cambridge rockers Lonely the Brave now labelmates with Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan after signing major deal with Columbia Records
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Local rockers Lonely The Brave have signed to the oldest record company in the world.
The Cambridge born four-piece, have been slowly but surely taking the rock scene by storm over the last four years, this week signed a deal with Columbia Records.
They'll be joining the likes of Manic Street Preachers, Bob Dylan, Kasabian and Bruce Springsteen already on the label.
In a statement on their website, the band said: "We have some really exciting news, which means we will be able to get our music out around the world.
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"We have signed an international record deal with Columbia Records."
They added: "We feel honoured to be working with such a prestigious label with an amazing history."
Influenced by the likes of The National, Pearl Jam and Deftones, Lonely the Brave is made up of guitarist Mark Trotter, bassist Andrew Bushen, unconventional singer David Jakes (he fronts the band from the back of the stage) and Gavin "Mo" Edgeley on drums.
In the last 12 months they've earned the support of Radio 1's Zane Lowe, who invited them in for a Maida Vale session, and rock DJ Daniel P. Carter.
They've also supported Don Broco on tour and headlined their own string of dates in February, including a homecoming gig at Cambridge Junction.
Classing themselves as "Four men trying to be something to someone," on Twitter (@lonelythebrave), the band have already had success with their first EP Backgrounds, including single Black Saucers and Trick of the Light.
Their debut album, The Day's of War, was due for release on June 2, but has now been pushed back until September 1: "The reason is that we are relatively unknown in countries other than the UK at the moment, and Columbia need more time to get our name out there.
"We know some of you will be disappointed by this, but signing to Sony is a huge, huge step for us, and we hope you'll support the decision."
Lonely the Brave will also play Glastonbury and Reading and Leeds Festival in the summer, and have been nominated for Best British Newcomer in the Kerrang Magazine awards.
For the guys, all this started in Cambridge, where they spent their time hopping from band to band before finding their true sound.
Mark told us last year: "I love the music scene in Cambridge, but then I've grown up in it.
"It's great because there is a real community, everyone knows everyone.
"I think there's a lack of venues to support that scene at the moment, is my personal feeling on it, but the scene is alive and kicking."


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In order to allow a regular user to mount NFS share, you can do the following.
On the NFS client host (e.g., 10.1.1.20), update /etc/fstab as root.
10.1.1.10:/export/alice /home/alice/Desktop/mnt nfs rw,noauto,user 0 0
In the above, "user" allows a non-root user to mount, and "noauto" means no automatic mount on boot.
On the NFS server host (e.g., 10.1.1.10), enable export for the client as root.
If you want to enable export non-permanently (which is not persistent across reboots):
If you want to enable export permanently (which is persistent across reboots):
/export 10.1.1.20(rw,async,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check)
Now you can log in as "alice" on the NFS client host, and do NFS mount as follows.
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What causes dengue fever?
Dengue viruses are transmitted between humans by the bite of an infected mosquito. Mosquitoes pick up the dengue virus when they bite a human who is infected with the virus. The mosquito then carries the virus in its own blood and spreads it when it bites other humans.
After a dengue virus enters the human bloodstream, it spreads throughout the body. Symptoms appear in about eight to 10 days after a bite from an infected mosquito.
What are the risk factors for dengue fever?
A number of factors increase your chances of contracting dengue fever and the serious complications of dengue hemorrhagic fever and dengue shock syndrome. Risk factors include:
Living or traveling to warm subtropical and tropical areas of the world, including Central and South America, Africa, Southeast Asia, China, India, the Middle East, Australia, the Caribbean, and the South and Central Pacific
Being a child in a warm subtropical area with a previous history of dengue fever
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Even though most eye creams aren't necessary (see More Info to learn why), if you're going to use one it should be well formulated, and this one is a decent option. This lightweight yet moisturizing eye cream is fragrance-free and contains some good antioxidants, cell-communicating peptides, and soothing plant extracts.
None of the ingredients present in this product help reduce dark circles or puffiness, nor are they proven to impact capillary function (capillaries are very small blood vessels beneath the skin's surface that can contribute to the appearance of dark circles). But, that's true for all eye creams, most of which make similar claims. At best, your dark circles will look better because of this eye cream's smoothing effect, but you can get that improvement with any well-formulated moisturizer; it doesn't need to be labeled "eye cream."
If you decide to try this, it is suitable for normal to dry skin.
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Why You May Not Need an Eye Cream
Most eye creams aren't necessary. That's either because they are poorly formulated, contain nothing special for the eye area, or come in packaging that won't keep key ingredients stable. Just because the product is labeled as an eye cream doesn't mean it's good for your eye area; in fact, many can actually make matters worse.
There is much you can do to improve signs of aging around your eyes. Any product loaded with antioxidants, skin-repairing ingredients, skin-lightening ingredients, anti-inflammatory ingredients, and effective emollients will work wonders and those ingredients don't have to come from a product labeled as an eye cream.
You would be shocked how many eye creams lack even the most basic ingredients to help skin. For example, most eye creams don't contain sunscreen. During the day that is a serious problem because it leaves the skin around your eyes vulnerable to sun damage and this absolutely will make dark circles, puffiness, and wrinkles worse!
Whatever product you put around your eye area, regardless of what it is labeled, must be well formulated and appropriate for the skin type around your eyes! That may mean you need an eye cream, but you may also do just as well applying your regular facial moisturizer around your eyes.
This triple-action eye cream reduces puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles around eye area while moisturizing and softening. Formulated with three peptides for increased collagen production, circulation and capillary function, as well as grape seed extract, aloe and vitamin E to hydrate and nourish.
Water, Grape Seed Oil, Isononyl Isononanoate, Glycerin, Butylene Glycol, Cetyl Alcohol, Squalane, Glyceryl Stearate, PEG-100 Stearate, Cetyl Esters, Dimethicone, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Yeast Polysaccharides, Cetearyl Alcohol, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-4, Palmitoyl Pentapeptide-7, Gynostemma Pentaphyllum Extract, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Extract, Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone, Dipeptide-2, Tocopheryl Acetate, Polyglyceryl-3 Beeswax, Carbomer, Polysorbate-20, Steareth-20, Disodium EDTA, PEG-12 Dimethicone, Ceteareth-20, Triethanolamine, Caprylyl Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Hexylene Glycol
PCA Skin At-a-Glance
Strengths: Every SPF-rated product provides reliable broad-spectrum sun protection; several products are fragrance-free; good eye cream and retinol serum.
Weaknesses: Way too expensive for what you get; several products contain irritating fragrant oils; the toners contain irritants; there are too many serums and many contain irritating ingredients; the acne products contain problematic ingredients.
PCA Skin is a product line you may have seen at your spa, salon, or dermatologist's office. Founded by an aesthetician in 1990, the brand became relatively popular after developing a series of professional alpha hydroxy acid (AHA) peels marketed as "medical clinical aesthetics"; in other words, these products are sold to dermatology practices offering cosmetic services such as facials. More recently, PCA Skin has teamed up with a dermatologist and other medical professionals to develop skin-care products. The peels are for professional use only and, in fact, except for a facial scrub, PCA Skin does not sell exfoliants that consumers can use at home.
Not surprisingly, PCA Skin's medical and aesthetics background is supposed to be rooted in science. The company states that "we use rigorous research and science to develop safe, highly effective products that deliver healthy, beautiful skin." Although PCA Skin products contain many beneficial, research-supported ingredients, they also contain numerous problematic ingredients that cause irritation; somehow, that "rigorous" research overlooked those. Irritation is always a problem for skin, causing inflammation and collagen breakdown, and impairing the skin's ability to heal.
Chief among the irritants you'll find throughout the PCA Skin line are witch hazel, citrus and numerous other fragrant oils (whether synthetic or natural, fragrance is almost always a problem for skin), drying cleansing agents, and alcohol (we mean, really, alcohol?!). In our Cosmetic Ingredient Dictionary, we provide detailed information on why each of these ingredients is a problem; for all of their talk about science, chemistry, and research, PCA Skin should know better.
If you remain intrigued by this brand (or find the sales pressure from your aesthetician too intense to ignore), there are some worthwhile products. It's great that every SPF-rated product from PCA Skin includes reliable broad-spectrum sun-protection ingredients, and fans of facial scrubs should know this brand does offer a gentle option. Also, their eye cream and retinol serum are worth a look, and several products are fragrance-free, although you need to choose carefully because many of their products contain fragrant plant extracts or oils despite being listed as fragrance-free.
PCA Skin's science-based mission is admirable, but just because an aesthetician and doctor teamed up, the results for these products aren't going to be spectacular, or even all that helpful.
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I love watching the British show Top Gear but they rip their torrents with either Angelic or RiVER neither of which seem to work well on the Mac. I cannot hear any audio when playing the file in QuickTime. I can hear the audio if I use VLC, but the problem then arises again when I try to burn the video files to a DVD with iDVD. Can anyone offer any advice to fix this?
Also, these are video files put out by the show, they are not pirated.
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"Scarcely any political question arises in the United States that is not resolved, sooner or later, into a judicial question."This observation came from Alexis de Tocqueville, the French philosopher, during his U.S. travels, early in our history. If we were a legalistic society then, what shall we call ourselves now? Laws have proliferated at an astounding pace, the courts are widely overcrowded with cases, despite the legal short-cuts we've devised. The threat of lawsuits lingers ever-present: we scheme about how to avoid them, and how to bring them.
Besides resolving disputes, we rely on the law to govern ourselves: to create our institutions, regulate our behavior, and make our policy. We believe the law provides fairness, and thus guarantees democracy. Most importantly, we rely on the law to solve our problems. While our confidence in the law, lawmakers, and lawyers ebbs and flows, we nevertheless believe that the law can change our society for the better. These are powerful myths, yet not everyone believes the law serves such benevolent objectives. Grant Gilmore, writing in the Yale Law Journal, argues:
"Law reflects, but in no sense determines, the moral worth of a society.…The better the society, the less law there will be. In Heaven, there will be no law, and the lion will lie down with the lamb.…In Hell, there will be nothing but law, and due process will be meticulously observed."
Others point to the many "unfulfilled promises" of U.S. law. Some view the law as biased, reflecting an ideology that helps the few at the expense of the many. Still others believe that lawyers do more to impede social change than to promote it. However one assesses the law, its extraordinary role in U.S. culture cannot be denied. Thus, the law ought to be studied widely, and not merely by those who want to practice the law.
Toward that end, the Department of Politics offers a Legal Studies minor, open to all USF students. The minor provides students a broad understanding of the U.S. legal system, including the role law plays in U.S. culture: what legal philosophies have we adopted and rejected, what is the law's history, what practical purposes does it serve, how well does it work. We're interested in the relationship between law and politics, and law and society. What can law contribute to improve society? What is justice? Can the law help to achieve it? Does the law help promote social change, or rather impede it? We'll examine both U.S. law and international law, and study the judicial system from the trial courts to the Supreme Court. We'll consider legal disputes over issues such as capital punishment, human rights, pornography, terrorism, corporate crime, affirmative action, privacy, flag burning, defendant's rights, war powers, euthanasia, drug testing, school prayer, gun control, and so forth. Students will see the law in action, not merely in the classroom. Our fieldwork courses place students in law-related internships with organizations such as La Raza Centro Legal, the Legal Aid Society, the Prisoner's Union, the Tenderloin Legal Clinic, the San Francisco District Attorney's Office, and the American Civil Liberties Union. Some will use Legal Studies as preparation for law school. Others may find our courses useful for other educational and career pursuits.
Under our 4 + 3 Law Program, USF students (in any major) will have the opportunity to gain automatic admission to USF's School of Law if they have a minimum 3.2 GPA, a minimum 56th percentile LSAT score, and complete either the Legal Studies or Criminal Justice Studies minor.
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• Consider career options
• Volunteer / Work in professional law settings
• Meet, talk with, and shadow working legal professionals
• Explore other areas of interest
• Develop your study skills
• Hone your problem solving abilities
• Identify your strengths and weaknesses
• Discover who you are as an individual
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• Investigate law schools
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Sometimes geographical distance or location doesn't matter.
Los Angeles animal rescue groups were in a state of disbelief; for animal rescue groups around the country, it was a tough one to swallow.
The story posted on Facebook about a person or persons responsible for intentional and malicious destruction of makeshift cat shelters in Elkhart County, Indiana, was deeply saddening, and troublesome for many, especially cat lovers.
On Monday, March 3rd, an appeal for help in the form of donations from and for the Elkart County Feral Cat Coalition (ECFCC) was highlighted in FB and widely shared across and among the animal rescue community.
Apparently, someone or a group of individuals had taken it upon themselves to vandalize and destroy 10 shelters which had been set up in the cold and snow for homeless cats in this northern Indiana county.
If that weren't enough, nine containers of rat poison had been placed on the ground with dry food sprinkled on top in order to sicken and/or kill the animals.
Police had been contacted to investigate the incident and hopefully apprehend the individuals responsible, it isn't known yet whether or not they were successful.
Elkart county has a large number of feral cats, estimated to be about 13,000. The value of the destroyed shelters was placed at about $300. Within the county are the cities of Elkart, Goshen, and Nappanee.
Assistance in the form of donations have been received, but as is usual in the animal rescue community, there is a never-ending need for assistance in the form of not only monetary support, but in other areas as well, such as volunteer assistance on site, as well as persons willing to provide temporary and/or long-term foster care as part of the socializing and (if possible) adoption process.
ECFCC is a non-profit organization dedicated to the humane control of the cat overpopulation problem in Elkhart county. Reduction of the pet ongoing overpopulation dilemma has always been suggested by the practice of spaying and neutering; sadly this relatively simple solution has all too often been ignored or just not deemed that important, hence the critical shortage of space in shelters across the country resulting in a daily never-ending of tragic scenarios for homeless pets.
ECFCC is always in need of help in the form of donations and volunteers, especially in the light of this recent incident. For further info.:
ECFCC, Inc.
P.O. Box 2196
Elkhart, IN 46515, or:
574-214-7125, or: