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Former Emeritus Professor of Sociology Allen Grimshaw and Emeritus Librarian Polly Grimshaw donated funds in 2001 to create the first endowed professorship in Sociology at IU, the Allen D. and Polly S. Grimshaw Professorship, and a similarly named endowed lecture series. The Grimshaw Professor serves for five years; the first Grimshaw Professor, named in 2002, was Brian Powell. The second Grimshaw Professor, named in 2007, is Eliza K. Pavalko.
In donating funds for the Grimshaw Lecture Series, Allen and Polly wanted the Lecturers to reflect the range of methodological and theoretical orientations and interests of sociologists and sought to nourish catholic and cosmopolitan views, by sociologists and non-sociologists alike, of what constitutes the sociological enterprise. They established the Grimshaw Lecture Series as a showcase of sociological innovation as well as imagination. The visiting Lecturer delivers a lecture to the university, visits with a sociology class as a guest lecturer, and meets informally with sociology faculty and graduate students.
Past Allen D. and Polly S. Grimshaw Lecturers include:
|Donald Black
|"Adventures in Pure Sociology"
|Michael Burawoy
|"Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Bringing Theory and History to Ethnography"
|Paul DiMaggio
|Digital Inequality: How is the Internet Influencing Social Stratification in the U.S.?"
|Paula England
|"Hook Ups, Dates and Relationships on Today's College Scene"
|Lawrence D. Bobo
|"Unfair by Design?: Race, Public Opinion, and the New Law & Order Regime"
|Katherine Newman
|"Failure to Launch?: Delayed Departure from the Family Home in Western Europe and Japan"
|Gary Alan Fine
|"Honest Brokers: Owen Lattimore and the Politics of Expertise"
|Douglas W. Maynard
|"Calling for Participation, Dialing for Donations: Observations on the Sociolinguistic Action of 'Requesting'"
|Jerry Jacobs
|"Interdisciplinarity, Specialization and the Intellectual Map of the 21st Century Research University"
|Wendy Griswold
|"How the Federal Writers' Project Accidentally Diversified American Culture and Why It Matters Today"
|Larry W. Isaac
|"Movement Schools and Dialogical Diffusion of Nonviolent Praxis: Nashville Workshops in the Southern Civil Rights Movement"
Allen D. Grimshaw (b.1929-2011; IU Sociology 1959-1994) and Polly S. Grimshaw (1931-2006; IU Library 1965-1996) were members of the Indiana University and Bloomington communities for forty-five years. Allen took a B.A. in Anthropology and an M.A degree in Sociology from the University of Missouri in 1950 and 1952. Following two years in the US Air Force, he returned to school and earned his doctorate in Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania in 1959. Polly, after beginning her studies at Monmouth College in Illinois, earned her B.A. at Missouri in 1953. Some years later she returned to school and earned an MLS at Drexel University in 1957.
Allen and Polly are highly regarded both professionally and as citizens of IUB. Allen has been a much-loved colleague, teacher, mentor, and friend since he came to Bloomington as an instructor in sociology in 1959. Allen wrote some 200 publications (books, edited volumes, special issues, chapters, refereed articles, and reviews and review articles in major journals in anthropology, linguistics, sociology and specialty areas) on a wide range of topics. His primary interests included social conflict and social violence and the use of language in social contexts (sometimes called sociolinguistics), an area for which he has been a strong proponent in faculty meetings over the years. One of his students, Curt Simic, now President of the IU Foundation, wrote about Allen's life work, "He brings to issues a balanced understanding and a broad, humane, and caring vision." Allen held several dozen appointive and elected offices, editorships, and panel memberships in a wide range of scholarly associations and institutions. He was recognized by the Peace and War Section of the ASA for Distinguished Contributions to Scholarship, Teaching, and Service and by the Directors of the Indiana University Foundation with a Resolution of Appreciation for his many services to the Foundation. Since his retirement in 1994, Allen has continued to be active in publishing and promoting teaching about the horrors of genocide.
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Allen passed away in 2011. An obituary was published in the American Sociological Association's Footnotes and is shown here. Polly passed away after a long illness in 2006. A Memorial Resolution recognizing Polly's commitment and devotion to Indiana University and to her profession was passed by the Bloomington Faculty Council.
Polly Grimshaw was the Liaison Librarian for Anthropology, Folklore, Gender Studies, and Sociology, and Director of the Human Relations Area File. Polly's extensive knowledge of the literatures of all these fields and her exceptional skills as a reference librarian attracted a steady stream of students and faculty to her office over the years. Polly served on elected committees of the American Library Association and elected and appointed positions on a number of IU committees and governing bodies, including the all-campus IU Library Council. At one time Polly and Allen served together as elected members of the IU University Faculty Council. In addition to her regular faculty responsibilities as liaison librarian, she helped initiate and then supervised the MLA Folklore Bibliography Project. While most of her writing was related to professional responsibilities, she found time to write Images of the Other (1991), a major book evaluating microfilm collections on American Indian/white relations. Generations of graduate students in the fields for which she was responsible acknowledged her freely-given bibliographic assistance and counsel and encouragement. Perhaps the best testament to Polly's years of service at the library is the strength of the collections that she built up; in that sense, she continues to serve the social sciences community at IU. In 1988 she was selected by her peers to receive the William Evan Jenkins Librarians Award for her outstanding contributions to the Indiana University Libraries.
Beyond their many professional accomplishments, Allen and Polly have always been warm, caring and generous people–and by many accounts the best story-tellers in the department. Their gift of the Grimshaw Lecture Series and Professorship will benefit the Sociology department and the broader university community for generations to come. A news story about the Grimshaws' donation is available here.

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The missing gap in the reporting on the Sandy Hook school shooting is the medications he was taking. Apparently this is the one item the press ignores in the reporting of mass shootings. They get the caliber, type and manufacturer of every gun, but always fail to report the psychotic medications the killer was taking or failed to take.
Considering big pharma is major advertiser on most TV stations this seems to be on purpose.
According to this article which lists each mass shooting and the medication the killer was taking or had just come off of, the omission seems that much more problematic.


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Judge Milian is proud to be the first Latina Judge to host a nationally syndicated television court show. In the courtroom, Milian often uses phrases recalled from her Cuban grandmother when addressing litigants. Milian is awed by the history of "The People's Court." Milian fondly remembers watching the series with her fellow law students at Georgetown, "Everything stopped when the show was on. We all gathered around the television in the lounge and if you told me then that I would be sitting on the bench of 'The People's Court' I would have said you were crazy."
Judge Milian has enjoyed major media exposure including a appearances on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," "Rachael Ray," "Steve Harvey," "Katie," "Anderson Live," "The Wendy Williams Show," "TMZ," and "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Judge Milian and her family appeared in the SKETCHERS "Nothing Compares to Family" advertising campaign in 2010. Judge Milian is a sought after legal expert appearing on many news outlets including FOX News, CNN and HLN. Milian is a sought-after interview subject and has been profiled in numerous publications, including a feature in The New York Times, The New York Post, The New York Daily News, The Miami Herald, People, People en Espanol, Entertainment Weekly, InTouch, Elle, Vibe, Latina, Vanidades, Catalina Magazine, Florida International Magazine and Glamour, among others. In addition Judge Milian has appeared on several episodes of "George Lopez."


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STOCKTON, Calif. - Eight runs scored by Cal State Northridge (21-15, 2-4 BWC) over a five-inning stretch was more than enough offense for Matador starting pitcher Ryan Juarez as the right-hander earned his second win of the season in CSUN's 8-1 victory over the Pacific Tigers (22-14, 5-5 BWC).
Juarez went the full nine innings Friday evening to record the first Northridge complete game since completing the feat last season in the first game of CSUN's weekend series at Long Beach State.
Five different Matador batters drove in a run against Pacific starter Marcus Pointer, led by centerfielder Nate Ring and his three RBI's, providing their starter with all the offense needed to win the first game of the series.
After two scoreless innings, shortstop TS Reed led off the third inning with a single, and wasted no time in stealing second base to put himself in scoring position to create the first CSUN scoring opportunity of the game.
Second baseman Ryan Pineda then executed a textbook sacrifice bunt to advance Reed another 90 feet before scoring the first run of the game on Drew Muren's groundout to the shortstop.
That 1-0 lead would double in the top of the fifth, another Matador scoring opportunity that began with a lead-off hit.
Catcher Dominic Piazza began the frame with a double down the line in right field, advancing to third base just one pitch later when Reed successfully sacrificed himself on a bunt that was fielded by Pacific third baseman Mike Walker. By making the play on Reed, Piazza was able to advance easily to the now-vacated base.
Piazza would score from third base when Pineda, the next Matador batter, turned on a pitch from Pointer and lined a shot through the left side of the infield to reach base, and drive in the second CSUN run of the day.
With one run already scored in the inning, and Pineda on first base, Northridge continued to be aggressive at the plate as Muren hit a line drive to left-centerfield, on what was originally supposed to be a Pacific pitch-out, enabling Pineda to advance from first to third on the play. Unfortunately for the designated hitter, Pacific left-fielder Matt Carvutto made a quick play on the ball and was able to record the second out of the inning as his throw narrowly beat the Muren to second.
With two outs in the inning, third baseman Justin DeMarco and first baseman Dominic D'Anna each drew a walk, on four and five pitches respectively, to load the bases for Northridge, extending the inning in the process.
Centerfielder Nate wasted no time in adding to the Matador lead as he swung on the first pitch thrown his way, and redirected it through the middle of the diamond into centerfield to score Pineda and DeMarco.
After Ridge Carpenter led-off the sixth inning with his first triple of the season, Piazza then drove in his first run of the game on a single through the right side of the infield to add another run to CSUN's ever-expanding lead that now stood at 5-0.
Another three Matador runs would cross the plate in the seventh inning before Pacific head coach Ed Sprague decided to pull his starter in an attempt to silence the red-hot Matador bats.
In the seventh, the Northridge scored an additional three runs on two singles and a double, a scoring opportunity that began when DeMarco was hit by a pitch. Back-to-back singles by D'Anna and Ring enabled DeMarco to score from second base, with each touching home plate moments later on Carpenter's double to left field.
Ring earned his third RBI of the game on his single through the middle of the infield, with Carpenter driving in two runs on his sixth double of the season.
Going into Friday's game, Pointer entered the game with a 6-1 record, allowing only 27 earned runs in his nine previous appearances combined. In Friday's game alone, the Matadors were able to score eight runs in the first seven innings, all earned, giving Pointer his second loss of the season.
Pacific would score once in the bottom of the eighth, the lone blemish on what was otherwise a spectacular performance on the mound by Juarez.
Earning his second victory of the season, Juarez threw a total of 112 pitches, striking out five Pacific batters throughout the game.
The weekend series between Northridge and the Pacific will continue Saturday afternoon when Matador right-hander Paul Tremlin (5-4, 5.80) faces Tiger left-hander David Rowse (6-0, 5.97) in a 2 p.m. matinee game. A victory over the host Tigers will give CSUN their second series victory in as many weeks; Saturday's contest will be available on GameTracker and internet radio on www.GoMatadors.com.
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Many employment agencies require you to submit a medical certificate with your application. Some families employing au pairs direct may also want to see such a certificate when you arrive.
It is always easiest to get this from your own doctor, before Ieaving home, rather than waiting until you are abroad. Some agencies and doctors' surgeries will supply a special form for this purpose. However, no particular wording is necessary; just ask your doctor to write a short note for you. The sample below is usually suitable.
If you are registered with the doctor who provides the certificate you should not have to pay for the simple medical examination required, but they may charge for signing the form.
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I declare that _(Name)__is in good health and, in my opinion, fit to undertake the duties of an au pair abroad.
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When you have collected all the documents you need, all that then remains is to gather them together and post them off to your agency. The following tips will help:
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- ïf you would like the photos, references etc to be returned then enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. If sending thc application overseas enclose two IRCs {international reply coupons) which are available at post offices, These will pay the return poslage. Enclose a short covering letter which refers to the application and thanks the recipient for considering it. Enclose all the documents in a board-backed envclope which is large enough so that they do not have to be folded. This will ensure your application arrives in good condition.
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DURHAM, N.H. — The University of New Hampshire men's basketball team has set its sights high for the upcoming 2011-12 campaign. After earning the No. 7 seed in the America East Championships and falling to second-seeded and eventual conference champion Boston University in the quarterfinals, head coach Bill Herrion returns nine letterwinners from last year's squad, as the Wildcats look primed for a run at their first conference title in program history.
New Hampshire (12-18, 6-10) put together another successful season despite a plethora of injuries, finishing its third straight season with double-digit victories and ranking 18th nationally in scoring defense by holding opponents to 60.9 points per game. After losing several of their top offensive contributors to injury, the 'Cats made a living off stingy defense last season, but the squad should see welcomed improvement on offense in 2011-12.
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The Wildcat backcourt will be the team's backbone, as senior captain Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) returns to the squad for his fifth and final season donning the blue and white. After playing in just two games last year because of a season-ending knee injury, Abreu looks to pick up right where he left off in 2009-10 when he was named to the All-Conference Second Team. It was during that season he started in all 30 games, posting 14.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game, leading the Wildcats to their second straight semifinal appearance in the America East Tournament.
Fellow senior guard Ryan Herrion (Dover, N.H.) will also look to contribute in the backcourt this season. The captain appeared in 17 games off the bench for the 'Cats last season, tallying seven assists and averaging 3.6 minutes per game.
Junior captain Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) hopes to build on a breakout 2010-11 season in which he collected America East All-Defensive Team honors and started in all 30 games. The versatile guard was equally impressive offensively, leading the team in assists (85) and ranking second in points (273).
The Wildcats also welcome back a pair of sophomore guards in Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) and Scott Morris (Walkersville, Md.), who both look to build on successful freshman campaigns.
Bronner returns for his second year as floor general after starting in 15 of 30 games last season. He finished the 2010-11 campaign on a strong note by ranking second on the team in assists (65) and steals (17) on his way to earning All-Rookie Team honors. As for Morris, he will add depth and provide UNH with some versatility off the bench with his sharp shooting from long range.
Aside from their veteran leadership, the Wildcats also welcome freshmen Garrett Jones (Chicago, Ill.) and Tommy McDonnell (Durham, N.H.) into the fold, as the pair looks to crack the rotation and make an immediate impact this season.
Jones comes to UNH after polishing off his senior campaign at Evanston Township averaging 14 points and five assists per game, leading the squad to an 18-11 record on its way to winning the CSL-South Conference Championship. The McDonald's All-American nominee also picked up All-Conference honors during his junior and senior years.
McDonnell recently finished his prep year at Bridgton Academy averaging seven points, four rebounds and two steals per game. In the three years prior, McDonnell was a standout at Oyster River High School, posting 18 points and five boards per contest during his senior year. He also collected team MVP and Foster's Daily Democrat All-Dream Team honors while playing in the New Hampshire versus Vermont all-star game during his senior campaign.
UNH will also draw strength from its frontcourt, as the Wildcats look to have one of the most athletic and well-rounded groups in the conference this season. Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) leads the way up front after ranking second among league leaders in rebounding (8.3 rpg) and fifth in blocks (1.1 bpg). The captain finished the season with 32 blocks, placing him fourth all-time for blocks in a single season in program history.
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Junior Chris Matagrano (Sayreville, N.J.) should also provide stability at center after appearing in 21 games and making five starts last year. He showed signs of a breakout season during the team's preseason trip to Canada, averaging 11.7 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. He will look to couple that success with his experience from last season, as he is expected to play more of a predominant role in the rotation this year.
Fellow junior Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) looks to take his raw talent and athleticism to the next level after suffering a season-ending knee injury last year. Before going down with the injury, Myrick emerged as one of the top offensive threats in the Wildcat rotation, posting 12.1 points and 4.1 rebounds per game in 14 contests. The forward showed signs of promise during his freshman campaign when he claimed America East All-Rookie Team honors after registering 7.6 points and 2.6 rebounds per game.
The Wildcats also add depth and skill down low with the addition of junior transfer Jeron Trotman (Huntsville, Ala.), who comes to UNH after spending the last two seasons at Centenary College. Trotman will make an immediate impact with the 'Cats after leading the Gentlemen in blocks (31) and ranking second on the team in scoring (9.0 ppg) and rebounding (6.2 rpg) last season.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) should also be a factor on both ends of the floor after sitting out last season because of NCAA transfer regulations. Konan comes to Durham after spending his freshman year with Liberty College when he started in 24 games and posted 6.9 points and 4.4 rebounds per game.
Kazadi Nyanguila (Montreal, Quebec) rounds out the squad's depth in the middle after playing in 10 games last year. He is currently not cleared to play by UNH's medical staff, but could potentially crack the Wildcat rotation by season's end.
With a plethora of veteran leadership and some newcomers that should make an immediate impact, the Wildcats look poised for a run at the conference title. New Hampshire will lean heavily upon its athleticism and versatility in the upcoming campaign, as Bill Herrion looks to return to the pinnacle of the America East and bring Durham its first title.


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Utahns seeing lower gasoline prices as summer wanes
Utahns are starting to see a little relief at their neighborhood gas pumps.
Rolayne Fairclough, spokeswoman for AAA Utah, said with the summer driving season now winding down, gasoline prices have started to ease.
"Plentiful supplies, weaker demand, the anticipated change to cheaper winter-blend gasoline in mid-September and a relatively mild hurricane season are reasons for the decreasing prices," Fairclough said in a statement announcing that the average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in Utah is now $3.63.
The current price is 1 cent lower than last week, 10 cents lower than last month and 18 cents lower than a year ago, she said.
In July, Utah motorists were paying an average of $3.73 for a gallon of unleaded regular gasoline, the eighth highest prices in the country. But that now has changed, according to AAA Utah. It indicated that 20 states now have higher prices and three states have the same price as Utah.
Nationally, the average price per gallon of regular gasoline stands at $3.56, a 2 cent increase from last month. Still, the price is 3 cents lower than a week ago and 27 cents lower than a year ago.
Fairclough, however, offered a word of caution.
"The possibility always remains that escalating violence in the Middle East, hurricanes or unexpected disruptions to supplies or distribution could send prices higher," she said.
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Kepler-452b revolves around a sun much like our own.
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Vein patterns in the wings of developing fruit flies never vary by more than the width of a single cell.
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Vein patterns in the wings of developing fruit flies never vary by more than the width of a single cell.
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Hemocytes can form neurons in adult crayfish, a study shows.
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Emmanuel Farber, past American Association for Cancer Research president who advanced fundamental understanding of chemical carcinogenesis, has passed away at age 95.
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What researchers are learning as they sequence, map, and decode species' genomes
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A transgene designed to attract methylation to the promoter of a tumor-suppressor gene leads to tumorigenesis in a mouse model.
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Conversion of white fat to brown is associated with muscle atrophy and weight loss in cancer patients.
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Researchers report an ability to detect several types of cancer in blood samples based on signatures of immune response, but some are skeptical about the utility of such a test.
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Mouse study demonstrates the ability of a cancer vaccine targeted against a specific oncogenic mutation to elicit a protective anti-tumor immune response.
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Starvation suspends cellular activity in C. elegans larvae and extends their lifespan.
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Local Calendars with ical
Hi guys,
I'm new to Macs having just bought an imac. I have loads of questions but 1 is quite important......
How can I have several local user accounts using ical, ie me, the wife and daughter be able to see each others calendar? Inotherwords i need seperate user accounts but 1 family calendar which we can all see from within each account.
I hope we can do this as I am really impressed so far.
Jim (from UK!!)
Welcome to the Forum. How about getting yourself a Google calendar for the Family one and have iCal on each of the Macs suscribed to the Google calendar. Also i would suggest you check out BusyCal it has a few more neat features and will use iCal data source so is a good fit.
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2014 Outdoor: Panchol was a member of the 2014 Western Athletic Conference Championship team…earned Second-Team All-WAC honors for his fourth-place finish in the triple jump (47-1.75,14.37m) and his fifth-place finish in the high jump (6-5, 1.96m)…won the high jump at the Vandal Jamboree with a height of 6-8.75 (2.05m) and also won the event at the Cougar Invitational (6-8.75 ,2.05m) and the Sam Adams Classic (6-6.75, 2.00m)…also won the triple jump at the OSU High Performance Meet with a leap of 47-5.25 (14.46m) and posted a career-best mark in the event at the Vandal Jamboree with a mark of 48-10.75 (14.90m).
2014 Indoor: Panchol earned Frist-Team All-WAC honors for his third-place finishes in the triple jump (48-4.75, 14.75m) and the high jump (6-8.75, 2.05m)…helped aid the men to a 2014 Indoor Western Athletic Conference Championship…won the triple jump at the UW Husky Classic with a career-best leap of 48-5.25 (14.76m) and won the event at the WSU Open with a jump of 46-0 (14.02m)…earned a Western Athletic Conference Men's Field Athlete of the Week award during the season.
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2011 Indoor: Record his longest jump of the season in the triple jump at 13.85 meters during the Knox Indoor Invitational where he took second place…finished with the third-longest triple jump at the MCC Indoor Track and Field Championships (12.88 meters)…won the triple jump event at the IC Snowbird Open (13.52 meters)…finished as runner-up at the Iowa State Holiday Preview in the triple jump with a distance of 13.13 meters…took third place in the long jump at the Knox Indoor meet.
High Schoo: Two-time All-Conference selection at Jefferson High School in Rockford, Ill…Qualified for the Illinois state meet during his senior season after winning the triple jump at the Huntley Sectional…Earned All-Conference accolades after winning the triple jump and high jump during his senior season…Coached by Greg Barker.
Personal: Born Emmanuel Panchol on April 23, 1992…Son of Marsa Biar Wal…Has one other sibling…Enjoys playing basketball and socce
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Homecoming October 3-5, 2014
Fall Family Weekend October 31 - November 1, 2014
Spring Family Weekend May 1-2, 2015
Commencement May 30, 2015 Visit the Student Affairs Office pages for complete details on spring commencement and get ready to really celebrate your student's achievements.
New Student Orientation August 28 - September 2, 2015. Visit the Student Life pages for a list of daily activities.
Homecoming September 18-19, 2015 Even if you're not a Rose-Hulman alum, you can still enjoy the football game and other festivities. Check the Alumni Affairs page for an events schedule.
Fall Family Weekend November 6-7, 2015 A special weekend for the whole family!
Spring Family Weekend April 29-30, 2016 A special weekend for the whole family!
Commencement May 28, 2016
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More drugs off Bethlehem streets
Town police busted another drug ring and found marijuana, cocaine and hydrocodone. It's the second significant drug arrest in a week. Is this a sign of the times or is something more happening in Bethlehem? From the story: "A three-month investigation culminated Friday in a raid on a home at 3 Howard Place that netted […] [Read More]
Is Wal Mart the store we love to hate, or hate to love?
People love and hate the Glenmont Wal Mart. Some feel both ways. Do those miles of aisles make you sweat with glee or fret with worry that you're going to get carjacked in the parking lot? Here's an item from Sunday's paper? Those police calls keep coming The problem didn't go away. Bethlehem police have […] [Read More]
Trumpeter Drive Exotic Rubbing Scandal
A man in the exclusive Slingerlands neighborhood allegedly used a gun to threaten a woman offering exotic body rubs on Craigslist. Neighbors, not surprisingly, weren't pleased. One called the newspaper and said their voices should be heard. Here's their opportunity. [Read More]
Out of the kitchen and into the frozen wilds
David Heffley does more than cook some of the greatest food in the Capital Region at his Four Corners Luncheonette, where the blueberry scones are transcendent. Displaying the same sort of creativity that define his culinary creations, he has turned his cycling hobby into a efficient fundraiser as well. Every year, Heffley raises money by […] [Read More]
Students sell photos to benefit African counterparts
This just in from the Bethlehem school district: Photography students at Bethlehem Central High School will be selling their work to benefit an organization started by a BC alumnus that teaches photography to African youth to brighten their economic prospects. About 150 photos will be on sale in the school's lobby starting this Tuesday, Dec. […] [Read More]
Delmartians and Hamagraliens have landed
Delmartians and Hamagraliens walk amongst us on the IntraWeb. Bethlehem is well-represented on the blogosphere. Here are some Facebook communities of former and current Bethlehem residents (you need to be a Facebook member to read the comments, but it's free and easy to join and, by the way, you're not too cool for social networking). […] [Read More]
Roundabouts, love or hate?
It's time to weigh in. We've now had plenty of time to get used to the roundabouts. Some folks love them, a little hint of Europe on the way home to the 'burbs. Others have not stopped griping, and turn red when talking about the no-left turn rule coming out of the Delaware Avenue Price […] [Read More]


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Artists Nina Simone, Irma Thomas, The Zombies
December 30, 2012
Music to honor the turning of the year.
i think i've listened to this mix three times over, now. simply beautiful.
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EARTHWITCH by angeliska
Music to nourish your witch-heart and your homey hearth.
witchcraft, folk, cozy, harvest, experimental
Year of the Horse by angeliska
Songs for dancing around the fire under a new moon, welcoming the new year.
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The New Year by angeliska
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L'Autre by angeliska
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- SchussenAktivplus: reduction of micropollutants and of potentially pathogenic bacteria for further water quality improvement of the river Schussen, a tributary of Lake Constance, Germany (2013)
- The project focuses on the efficiency of combined technologies to reduce the release of micropollutants and bacteria into surface waters via sewage treatment plants of different size and via stormwater overflow basins of different types. As a model river in a highly populated catchment area, the river Schussen and, as a control, the river Argen, two tributaries of Lake Constance, Southern Germany, are under investigation in this project. The efficiency of the different cleaning technologies is monitored by a wide range of exposure and effect analyses including chemical and microbiological techniques as well as effect studies ranging from molecules to communities.
- Identification of biology-based breast cancer types with distinct predictive and prognostic features : role of steroid hormone and HER2 receptor expression in patients treated with neoadjuvant anthracycline/taxane-based chemotherapy (2009)
- Introduction: Reliable predictive and prognostic markers for routine diagnostic purposes are needed for breast cancer patients treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy. We evaluated protein biomarkers in a cohort of 116 participants of the GeparDuo study on anthracycline/taxane-based neoadjuvant chemotherapy for operable breast cancer to test for associations with pathological complete response (pCR) and disease-free survival (DFS). Particularly, we evaluated if interactions between hormone receptor (HR) and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) expression might lead to a different clinical behavior of HR+/HER2+ coexpressing and HR+/HER2- tumors and whether subgroups of triple negative tumors might be identified by the help of Ki67 labeling index, cytokeratin 5/6 (CK5/6), as well as cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), and Y-box binding protein 1 (YB-1) expression. Methods: Expression analysis was performed using immunohistochemistry and silver-enhanced in situ hybridization on tissue microarrays (TMAs) of pretherapeutic core biopsies. Results: pCR rates were significantly different between the biology-based tumor types (P = 0.044) with HR+/HER2+ and HR-/HER2- tumors having higher pCR rates than HR+/HER2-tumors. Ki67 labeling index, confirmed as significant predictor of pCR in the whole cohort (P = 0.001), identified HR-/HER- (triple negative) carcinomas with a higher chance for a pCR (P = 0.006). Biology-based tumor type (P = 0.046 for HR+/HER2+vs. HR+/HER2-), Ki67 labeling index (P = 0.028), and treatment arm (P = 0.036) were independent predictors of pCR in a multivariate model. DFS was different in the biology-based tumor types (P < 0.0001) with HR+/HER2- and HR+/HER2+ tumors having the best prognosis and HR-/HER2+ tumors showing the worst outcome. Biology-based tumor type was an independent prognostic factor for DFS in multivariate analysis (P < 0.001). Conclusions: Our data demonstrate that a biology-based breast cancer classification using estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PgR), and HER2 bears independent predictive and prognostic potential. The HR+/HER2+ coexpressing carcinomas emerged as a group of tumors with a good response rate to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and a favorable prognosis. HR+/HER2- tumors had a good prognosis irrespective of a pCR, whereas patients with HR-/HER- and HR-/HER+ tumors, especially if they had not achieved a pCR, had an unfavorable prognosis and are in need of additional treatment options. Trial registration ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00793377


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Google Maps Version 4.4 Brings New Features
Google has released version 4.4 of its popular Google Maps software for the BlackBerry platform, and it's 'Places' feature has finally made an appearance. The feature lets you search for specific places and things like gas stations, ATMs, etc. Besides this, new version of the software brings a lot more with it.
Google Maps v4.4 for BlackBerry includes a plethora of new information now. Business hours, photographs, links to menu listings and more all now appear when search. Don't forget, you can use your voice to search also. While I am not a big user of the voice search features that have been popping up from Microsoft and Google lately, I am sure some find them useful.
The new version of Maps is available here, http://m.google.com/maps/download/maps.jad?dc=gorganic&ver=4.4.0 from Google, just in case the standard m.google.com/maps has not gotten the update yet (it had not earlier today).
What are you waiting for? Go download this right now. Even though Google might be becoming the next Evil Empire in reference to Microsoft's former domination, it certainly does make excellent products. The best part about most of Google's stuff? It is free. I guess that is a luxury you can take when you practically control searching and advertising on the internet. Tell us what you think of the new version of Google Maps and let me know if there are any new features that I may have missed. In the meantime, happy finding new places to roam!apps, navigation, Google, google maps, BlackBerry


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Silent auction Friday for MCC surplus computers
McCook Community College will have a silent auction for surplus computers Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Walsh Brady Hall on the McCook Community College campus.
Approximately 20 HP desktop computers with Windows XP, 50 Gateway laptops with XP or Vista, and 13 Apple iMac's with OSX 10.9 will be available for purchase. Each computer will have a specification sheet attached to it.
Each of the computers was in working condition when pulled out of service.
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Throughout the year, GCU Campus Ministry strives to identify and address the needs of our campus community, as well as those of Lakewood and beyond. Partnering with churches, pastors, and organizations such as Providence House, Redeem Her, Interfaith Hospitality, and Catholic Charities, we seek to live our Mercy core values.
One of GCU's biggest traditions is participation in the annual Crop Walk of Northern Ocean County. Campus Ministry coordinates GCU students and staff to collect donations from sponsors to help eliminate hunger among our neighbors. On the day of the event, GCU walks in solidarity with hundreds of groups and individuals from around the county. In 2014, 75 volunteers raised nearly $1900 to stop hunger! Volunteers are needed find sponsors and walk.
While we prepare to feast with our families for Thanksgiving, we are ever mindful that many find it difficult to enjoy the same luxury. Thus, Campus Ministry organize this on-campus food drive to provide baskets containing complete holiday dinners to be delivered to grateful families. Volunteers are needed to collect donations and organize baskets and food.
As Christmas approaches, Campus Ministry distributes small Christmas trees throughout the campus. These trees carry gift tags naming items needed or desired by those who are unable to buy gifts for their families. Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to choose an item from the tree, purchase it, and return it to Campus Ministry. Campus Ministry then wraps and distributes the gifts in a campus-wide effort to bring holiday cheer to families across Lakewood. Volunteers are needed to set up trees and to help collect and organize gifts.
Students from GCU participate in an AIDS candlelight procession and prayer service held in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The funds from an earlier on-campus collection are donated at the event. Volunteers are needed to collect donations and walk in the vigil.
GCU Campus Ministry will collect Easter Baskets to be distributed to area kids. Help spread the sweet joy of Easter by donating Easter baskets filled with Easter candy and other Easter goodies. Baskets and other non-perishable food items should be delivered to Campus Ministry. Volunteers are needed to fill and wrap baskets.
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- Covers an area of 1,377.64 miles2 (356,800 ha.) in the extreme southern tip of Sumatra, encompassing the southern part of the Bukit Barisan Mountain Range.
- A major watershed, 70% of the park is lowland rainforest, a highly threatened habitat.
- Located within a terrestrial WWF Global 200 ecoregion: Sumatran Islands Lowland and Montane Forests.
- Selected as one of WWF's Asian Rhino and Elephant Action Strategy (AREAS) top priorities for its population of Sumatran rhinos.
- Represents part of the Bukit Barisan Selatan-Kerinci-Riau Complex, one of seven WWF priority tiger conservation landscapes.
Projects: Bukit Barisan Selatan
Rhinos, like other megavertebrates such as elephants, require large areas to support viable populations. They act as "umbrella" species in the ecosystems that shelter them: their conservation requirements, by default, encompass those of other smaller species.
The rhinos in BBS are facing increasing pressure from the range of human activities that surrounds the park and leads to severe habitat degradation and loss.
Of the fewer than 300 Sumatran rhinos remaining worldwide, an estimated 20-40 rhinos are thought to survive in Bukit Barisan Selatan (BBS). However, the park is capable of supporting a much larger rhino population.
Gradual encroachment into the Park
BBS, unlike many other protected areas in Sumatra, suffers from a more insidious loss of forest to gradual encroachment for illegal logging and conversion to agriculture, rather than the more prevalent and rapid large-scale habitat loss plaguing much of Sumatra. In particular, the clearing of forest in BBS for coffee and pepper plantations has contributed substantially to this loss.
Effects of habitat loss
This shrinkage of habitat is especially significant for a large herbivore such as the Sumatran rhino. Compression into smaller and smaller blocks of forest also increases the incidence of human-rhino conflict and augments another serious threat to the rhinos: poaching. Rhinos are poached for their horns which are used in traditional Chinese medicine (for fever reduction, for example) and to make dagger handles in the Middle East.
BBS highlights
BBS is the third largest protected area in Sumatra. The park has more than 300 bird species, as well as most of Sumatra's large mammal fauna, including the Sumatran rhino, tiger, and Asian elephant, in still viable numbers. Lakes and swamplands in the park shelter various waterbird species, and two sea turtle species use the park's beaches as nesting sites. BBS is also an important area for Asian elephant conservation.


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It's been funny to watch the media's recent obsession with revisionist basketball history heading into the 2012 Summer Olympics. They've managed to stir up debates with everyone from President Barack Obama to Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant about 1992′s "Dream Team" against the 2012 Olympic squad.
Who would win? Which team is better? What star from the last generation would best fit with this generation, and vise versa? Some epic arguments have taken place in recent months over this matter, and from the President to NBA players down to ordinary citizens, it's all been a gigantic waste of good oxygen and keystrokes.
The truth of the matter is, when it comes down to it, there's absolutely no overall difference between any two Olympic basketball teams, rendering generational comparisons useless in this case.
That's why instead of speaking in technicalities, I choose to look at the whole tale of the tape. Allow me to break this argument down with several brutally honest facts on the matter everyone already knows but routinely fails to remember:
- The Dream Team was a collection of several talented, egotistical individuals.
- The 2012 Olympic team is a collection of several talented, egotistical individuals.
- The Dream Team played against largely subpar international competition.
- The 2012 Olympic team will play against largely subpar international competition.
- Had the Dream Team failed to win a gold medal, it would have been considered a colossal failure.
- If the 2012 Olympic team fails to win a gold medal, it will be a colossal failure.
Forget differences, it seems everyone is neglecting all the obvious similarities. There's far too many to count, so splitting hairs on this matter isn't nessecary. In fact, this is perhaps the saddest thing about Olympic competition in a sport like basketball. No matter who plays on the national team in America, the focus will always be on comparisons to past teams and not the present. Why? There's not a country or continent in the world who can challenge the players of the United States throws on the court. American born second stringers for the Brooklyn Nets could probably win some of these games comfortably.
That is perhaps the biggest reason I'll continue to root for an upstart squad of 7'2′ Yugoslavians to come along, beat the United States and upset the happy, perfect hoops apple cart. Then and only then will writers be forced to compare United States' teams with someone other than themselves. Provided there was ever some actual international competition, maybe these silly catfights would stop. Perhaps then aging dream teamers wouldn't feel the constant need to put the newer generation in their place, and would instead embrace and cheer for the new squads instead of looking down on them.
Like most Olympic sports, waiting for that will be waiting in vain. If the exhibition slate was any indication, the men's basketball team will march unimpeded to the medal round once again. Maybe they'll meet some small resistance from Spain, but expect another likely gold medal ceremony on the podium. It will be more interesting to see if this year's squad breaks a sweat, or if there is some type of team dysfunction than watching the actual games.
Then, one day 20 years from now, LeBron James and Carmello Anthony can follow in the fine tradition of Jordan. They can call out the future American stars from their rocking chairs, wondering if their talent would translate to the same exact international cakewalk they once enjoyed.
Jordan, Kobe. Tomato, tomahto. Magic, LeBron. Potato, potahto. Where Olympic basketball is concerned, 1992 is 2012 and 2012 is 1992. The only real difference is 20 years.
Let's call the whole thing off.


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Welcome to Project Reality: ARMA 2 (aka PR:ARMA2), a free to download game modification for the ARMA 2 retail Windows PC game. The main aim for PR:ARMA2 is to create a realistic and immersive modification for ARMA 2, which focuses on encouraging teamwork through game play. As with Project Reality's original conception on the Refractor 2 engine, at this stage PR:ARMA2 should be classed as a Mini-Mod; we have to start somewhere! Do not be fooled though, this release will by no means disappoint, due to the large number of high quality art assets already created by the Project Reality Team, and the considerable experience of the PR:ARMA2 Development Team on the Real Virtuality 3 engine!
The final installment of the Project Reality: ArmA 2 Highlights Reel specials for August. For those of you that still want more, after a weeks worth of updates, we won't let you down either. We have created an online Album, which you can browse through to your hearts content.
Posted by 2Slick4U on Aug 22nd, 2010
Welcome to Part 4, and what is the final installment of the Project Reality: ArmA 2 Highlights Reel specials for August.
To compliment the Apache and Merlin we have added the Chinook into the mix. This is the work horse of the British Army at the moment, and that will be reflected in PR: ArmA2, giving the British Army a way to move both supplies and men around the battlefield in relative safety. This will complete the current Helicopters for the first release of PR: ArmA2. and will be a vital asset for the British troops on the ground.
[R-CON]ebanks, a recent addition to the team, is now one of the Project Reality Terrain Developers and has been working hard on a second PR Island .....we will let the images speak for themselves! Needless to say, it will be a great area to field some epic future PvP battles. A 20km x 20km Battlefield that is set in the Maidan Wardak Province - Afghanistan. Lots of thick Vegitation in the valley, with Hideouts for the Taliban in the surrounding Mountains, all set to challenge the best of the British Forces. A huge FOB, will also feature on this new Island, allowing the British Forces a safe haven and a place to move out and patrol from.
For those of you that still want more, after a weeks worth of updates, we won't let you down either. We have created an online Album, which you can browse through to your hearts content. Feel free to bookmark it and check it every now and again, as we intend to keep this up to date in the future.
Work as always goes on with the more technical side of Project Reality, and we have saved this until last, setting it up nicely for the Gameplay Feature next month. This is the section that in essence will be the human interface for our Gameplay. Dialogs, menus and HUD development, will all add a splash of PR to ArmA2 in every way. From simple menus, like the Player Menu and the Interaction Menu to a well thought out multi-level cargo system and of course crisp loading screens, all to polish up the overall PR package.
More importantly however they will allow ease of Squad Management, ability to provide first aid to others and treat yourself with your personal medical supplies, making it easy to request whatever you need and simplicity in joining and leaving squads, they all compliment a mod and assist greatly in playability. We hope this answers some of the questions being asked on the forums at present. This will avail a fresh new way to interact and perform tasks in PR:ArmA2, all kept in a fairly simple and effective style.
More about how they are used next month.
The Project Reality Team are still actively recruiting. We are currently seeking Scriptors, Texture Artists & Sound Engineers to bolster these departments. We have had a number of applications already, and we are currently going through these as fast as we can, so please bear with us. Of course if you have any other skill other than those mentioned above but within ArmA2 and would like to help out, please don't hesitate to contact any of the team, or email [R-DEV]UK_Force. Whatever your skill, let us know. We are always recruiting.
So there you have it. The last in a bumper series of Highlights Reels within a short period of time, as you can see a lot is going on within the ArmA2 Dept. We are making great progress as a team, and a lot of this is due to the great community feedback we receive daily. It's the community that makes Project Reality what it is, and we are sure these latest reels will keep you all hyped for a great release.
As a further treat I can tell you that our Video Developer - [R-DEV]trini_scourge is currently working on five productions for next month to highlight and explain in depth Project Reality gameplay, this will be tied in with a full Highlights reel in September purely on Gameplay. For further information please feel free to browse the Project Reality: ArmA 2 Forums and become more involved. Until next time...
Awesome stuff! I can't wait to see it all put together!
Oh my god! I have to learn how to play PR... Again :D


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Princess Maria Christina of Saxony (1770–1851)
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Julius Maximilian de Montléart, Prince of Montléart
|Charles Albert, King of Sardinia
Elisabeth, Archduchess of Austria
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7 December 1770
Dresden, Saxony
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Maria Christina of Saxony (Maria Christina Albertina Carolina; 7 December 1770 – 24 November 1851) was a Princess of Saxony and Duchess of Courland. She was the Princess of Carignano and later Princess of Montléart by marriage.
Maria Christina was the only child of Prince Carl Christian Joseph of Saxony, himself son of King August III of Poland, and his morganatic wife Countess Franciszka Corvin-Krasińska. Her parents married secretly in Warsaw in 1760. Her mother was created a princess (Princess Franziska Corvin-Krasińska) in her own right due to her marriage.
In Turin on 24 October 1797, she married Charles Emmanuel, Prince of Carignano. They had two children. Charles Emmanuel died three years after his marriage in a French prison.
On 1 February 1816 she was remarried in Paris to Julius Maximilian de Montléart, Prince of Montléart (1787–1865). Her stepson, Prince de Montléart, developed the district of Gallitzinberg in Vienna and built the Schloss Wilhelminenberg there.
Maria Christina died in Paris on 24 November 1851 at age 80.
- Charles Albert of Savoy (1798–1849), Prince of Carignano, and King of Sardinia married Maria Theresa of Austria and had issue.
- Maria Francesca Elisabetta Carlotta Giuseppina of Savoy (1800–1856), married Archduke Rainer of Austria and had issue.
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From Mike MountCNN Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The U.S. soldiers who shot down a British warplane during the invasion of Iraq believed an enemy missile was heading for them, separate U.S. and British investigations reported.
A U.S. Army Patriot missile hit the British GR4a Tornado over Kuwait as it was returning from a mission over Iraq on March 22, 2003.
The fighter's two crew members did not have a chance to eject and were killed, according to the report.
The plane was shot at by a U.S. Army Patriot missile battery protecting U.S. ground troops.
None of the soldiers were faulted by the reports, which were released May 14.
The heavily edited U.S. report blamed the incident on the British plane's failure to transmit a signal identifying it as a coalition aircraft.
The British report, while coming to the same conclusion, highlighted many weaknesses in the operation and procedures of the Patriot anti-missile system.
British investigators found the Patriot missile system was operating without all of its communications equipment, resulting in a lack of contact with its headquarters, and a limited view of the sky, resulting in "reduced situational awareness," according to the report. (Full story)
The British inspectors also found that rules of engagement for the Patriot missile battery "were not robust enough to prevent a friendly aircraft from being identified as an enemy missile."
The report said the crew had been trained to look for generic threats rather than specific Iraqi threats.
British investigators, unable to find the exact cause for why the jet was not signaling that it was a friendly aircraft, said it was most likely due to a "power supply failure" of which the crew was unaware.
The Patriot missile system was first used during the Persian Gulf War in 1991 and was credited with a number of enemy missile shoot-downs. Later analysis found that the Patriots had actually missed most of their targets.
After several billion dollars worth of upgrades, the Patriots hit nine of nine incoming missiles during the 2003 invasion of Iraq, although one also hit a U.S. Navy F-18, killing its pilot. That incident is still under investigation.
U.S. Army officials said they are asking Congress for $43 million in the Defense Department's fiscal year 2005 budget for Patriot upgrades and improvements, including fixing shortfalls identified in the system during the invasion of Iraq.


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RCN ramps up all-digital with BigBand Networks' BMR
RCN Corp. has picked BigBand Networks' Broadband Multimedia-Service Router (BMR) to help it convert to all-digital in the cable operator's Boston, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., markets.
Once the digital simulcast deployments are completed in those markets, RCN will be able to free up bandwidth that was previously dedicated to its analog spectrum in order to expand its channel lineups. The conversion, which RCN has named "Analog Crush," will allow RCN to offer 300 SD and 75 HD channels.
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BigBand's BMR1200 has been deployed by more than 200 service providers worldwide, in more than 4,000 installations. It is designed to support a variety of applications, including digital simulcast, digital TV management, digital ad insertion, HDTV and switched digital video (SDV).
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• Coalition calls for broadband policy
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Nothing beats the Iowa State Fair in my opinoin, but you have to give them credit for trying. The Minnesota State Fair begins next month too with a number of 'fresh' offerings including Fried Meatloaf!
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Bacon Cannoli
It actually sounds good…as does anything with bacon.
Grilled, Glazed Doughnut
Grilled lightly…with strawberry-mint dipping sauce how seasonal.
Wine-Glazed Deep-Fried Meatloaf
Sorry Mom, but I had to try this….mmmmmmmmmmm..
Fried Pickles 'n' Chocolate
If you think fried pickles are an aquired taste, then you might have something to say about fried pickles with chocolate. Don't knock it until you try it. After all, you're at the FAIR.
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Have you ever looked at your church program and ministry and seen much activity but not much fruit? This barrier is, quite simply, a lack of fruit that remains—and it is hardest to see in a very fervent ministry. We feel good when we are busy, when our calendars and schedules are full of ministry activity. But how long has it been since you really analyzed what all the "activity" is producing?
Jesus said, "Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples" (John 15:8). God desires for you to bear fruit. You may be doing the wrong things, or you may be doing the right things the wrong way. Our church has hit this barrier more times than I can count, and every time we step back, re-evaluate, restructure, and re-engage.
Here are five ways to make sure all the activity of your church is finding some traction and taking the church toward fruitfulness:
Structure is important. Often a church is spinning its wheels because of a lack of clarity—either in purpose or in ministry function. A lack of clarity could be true of the whole church or of one ministry within the church. Step back from the situation and ask, "What is this ministry trying to accomplish? Does the team understand the function and purpose? Is the structure in place for it to function fruitfully?"
Define what you expect and then hold up those expectations. As a leader, you are the overseer of the ministry and you must inspect what you expect. Something that is not productive may be lacking in basic accountability. Dr. David Gibbs once told me, "Your standard is not what you write down on paper, it is what you allow."
I realize this sounds "corporate," but it is biblical and healthy. Have you ever walked around on Sunday morning to watch teachers teach, nursery workers serve, and greeters welcome people? If not, it's time. Establish a system of reviewing your ministry—both your staff and your program.
We conduct annual reviews for our staff in January. This is a formal time when each staff member meets with his team leader or with the pastor. In this meeting we talk transparently and openly about strengths and weaknesses. It is a non-threatening, growth-oriented time of personal review and challenge. The feedback goes two ways in this meeting, and while there is some nervousness building up to it, everyone appreciates the meeting in the end. These reviews help us to stay productive as a team and to not take our responsibilities lightly or for granted.
Sometimes your ministry review will lead you to the basic conclusion that there needs to be some restructuring. These are sensitive changes involving the emotions and insecurities of people, and they need to be addressed wisely and compassionately.
The key is communication. When the leader communicates to his team clearly and positively, a true team will rise to the prospect of accomplishing more together for the Lord.
A growing church often involves hiring people for a new position. Finding the right people, training them, and then giving them the right responsibility is one of the most labor-intensive responsibilities a spiritual leader can have.
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By Laura Ryan (@NJLJRyan) with help from Alex Brown (@AlexBrownNJ), Brendan Sasso (@BrendanSasso), and Dustin Volz (@dnvolz).
TODAY'S TOP PARAGRAPH: The latest Snowden leak shows that the NSA is collecting a lot of personal information—mostly on people who aren't even targets. The Electronic Privacy Information Center is asking the Federal Trade Commission to crack down on Facebook over its controversial emotions study. Google is following in Netflix's footsteps by publishing the performance of Internet providers.
NSA MOSTLY SPIES ON ORDINARY PEOPLE: Nine in ten account holders in a large batch of intercepted communications were not surveillance targets, according to the latest Snowden leak. The NSA "minimized" 65,000 names and email addresses of Americans. But according to the Washington Post, an additional 900 email addresses could be "strongly linked" to Americans.
The NSA held on to communications that "tell stories of love and heartbreak, illicit sexual liaisons, mental-health crises, political and religious conversions, financial anxieties and disappointed hopes," the Post writes. The NSA has medical records, pictures of people in various stages of undress, and other private information.
The trove of documents includes valuable intelligence, but will raise questions about the scope of the NSA's spying under Section 702 just days after the Privacy and Civil Liberties Board mostly endorsed the programs. (Gellman/ Tate/ Soltani, Washington Post)
...ADMINISTRATION FIRES BACK: "These reports simply discuss the kind of incidental interception of communications that we have always said takes place under Section 702," Robert Litt, the general counsel to the Director of National Intelligence, said. "We target only valid foreign intelligence targets under that authority, and the most that you could conclude from these news reports is that each valid foreign intelligence target talks to an average of nine people." (Sanger/ Apuzzo, NYT)
FACEBOOK TO FACE FORMAL COMPLAINT FOR EMOTIONS STUDY: The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed a formal complaint with the FTC on Thursday over Facebook's controversial study of people's moods. The complaint alleges the experiment was a "deceptive" trade practice. Although Facebook's privacy policy now states data can be used for "research," the company added the term after the study was conducted.
Jeff Chester, the executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy, said he may file his own complaint over the study, which manipulated the positive and negative content in people's News Feeds. (Sasso, NJ)
GOOGLE BLAMES BUFFERING ON INTERNET PROVIDERS: Taking a cue from Netflix, Google is posting the speeds of various Internet service providers. Like Netflix, Google appears to be trying to pin the blame for problems on the providers. "Experiencing interruptions?" the new webpage asks, "Find out why." (Zachary Seward, Quartz)
EXPERTS RAISE CONCERNS ABOUT INTERNET'S FUTURE: A new poll from Pew Research Center forecasts the future of the Internet, and it's not looking bright. The survey–which polled 1,400 experts including Vint Cerf and Jeff Jarvis– reveals anxieties that the Internet might be cracking under the pressures of surveillance, commercialization, political censorship, and the stifling effects of information overload on creativity. Jarvis said the Internet is threatened by countries from China and Iran to the U.S. and Australia. "I don't know which force—censorship or spying—will lead to greater degradation of net freedoms," he wrote.
But it wasn't all bad news. There was also widespread optimism that technological advances would make the Internet more accessible by 2025. Cerf said artificial intelligence and natural language processing will make the Internet "far more useful."
COMMERCE CHIEF SPEAKS OUT ON NET NEUTRALITY: Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker said Thursday that the Internet service providers have formed an "oligopoly." At the Aspen Ideas Festival, she emphasized the importance of net neutrality, saying "we need to make sure that innovators can have equal access to getting their innovations to the marketplace, through the ISPs, through the last mile to your home."
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GOOGLE DECIDES NOT TO FORGET SOME WEB PAGES: Google has restored several links to articles from The Guardian which had previously been taken down to comply with the EU's 'right to be forgotten' decision. (Mark Scott, NYT)
E-RATE PLAN IN FLUX: With teachers revolting, it's not clear whether FCC Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel and Ajit Pai will support the plan to upgrade WiFi in schools. (Kate Tummarello, The Hill)
T-MOBILE CHIEF SPEAKS OUT ON FTC CHARGES: "The FTC certainly did a good job of sensationalizing their story and their news at the expense of both T-Mobile's reputation and mine."
CRITICS BLAME COURT FOR PATENT WOES: Critics want Congress to loosen the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's tight grip on patent lawsuits. (Ashby Jones, WSJ)
EUROPEANS STILL LOVE AMERICAN TECH: Europeans may criticize U.S. tech companies like Facebook and Amazon, but that doesn't mean they are ready to sacrifice convenience for their principles. (Mark Scott, NYT)
GERMANY CALLS OUT U.S. FOR SPYING ON U.S. SPYING INVESTIGATION: German authorities arrested a man working for German intelligence under the surpsician that he was spying for the U.S. (BBC)
TSA FORCING US-BOUND PASSENGERS TO TURN ON PHONES: Powering on devices before boarding a plane is intended to identify bombs. (Will Lester, AP)
HOSPITALS MINE PATIENT DATA TO PREDICT VISITS: Health care providers are mining patient's credit card, loyalty program, and public records to predict who will get sick. (Shannon Pettypiece/Jordan Robertson, Businessweek)
KICKSTARTER CEO QUESTIONS FCC'S NET NEUTRALITY PLAN: Yancey Strickler said "fast lanes" and price negotiations could have prevented Kickstarter from getting off the ground—and might do the same for future online entrepreneurs. (WaPo)
TAG HEUER EXEC JOINS IWATCH TEAM: Patrick Pruniaux is leaving the Swiss watchmaker to help Apple prepare its smartwatch for an expected fall launch. (Jenny Cosgrae, CNBC)
Reps. Alan Grayson Zoe Lofgren will talk about how the NSA has undermined national security at a panel discussion hosted by the New America Foundation at 4 p.m.
The Senate Intelligence Committee will vote on the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act.
Sen. Al Franken will participate in a discussion on net neutrality hosted by Free Press at 3:30 p.m.
The Cato Institute will host an event on digital privacy reform at 4 p.m.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler and Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel and Mignon Clyburn will speak at a FCC workshop on inmate calling reform beginning at 9:30 a.m.
The U.S. Copyright Office will hold a meeting at 10 a.m. to vote on new procedures to allow the office to audit royalty payments that cable and satellite carriers deposit in the office.
Politico will host a discussion on big data and decision-making at noon.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on legislation to allow consumers to unlock their phones at 9:30 a.m.
The State Department will address the role of technology in international security during its fifth annual Generation Prague Conference beginning at 8:45 a.m.
The Intelligence and National Security Alliance will host a discussion on millennial's social media habits and national security at 7 p.m.
The FCC will meet at 10:30 a.m. to vote on a plan to spend $2 billion over the next two years to upgrade WiFi in schools and libraries across the country. The agency will also vote on rules requiring closed captioning of online video clips that have already aired on TV.
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