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So maybe the Ides of March didn't work out so well for Caesar, however they were pretty rockin' for me. In today's mail were my results from the Aerobics & Fitness Association of America (AFAA) test that I took, and... *drumroll*... I am now an officially certified Group Exercise Instructor! YES!!! Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I am pretty freaking proud of myself for this accomplishment. Never did I EVER think I would do something like this!
All this awesome (plus some raging insomnia) has left me feeling mighty tired so I'm going to bed, where I will hopefully sleep most of the night. That's all I'm asking for. That's not too much. I'm not even asking for any kind of Ides of March warning, Caesar can keep all of those. Render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, and all that.
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Nick Gillespie and Matt Welsh argue in Reason that "nonconformity is the new conformity" in today's politics, where the number of independents and grass roots party members is growing. They contend that the two-party system is becoming outdated.
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More donors than ever give online, and the Colleges and Universities that best respond to this trend will reap the benefits. In this session, we'll explore how powerful marketing communications can drive online giving to new levels.
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Increasingly, higher education institutions are looking to enhance technology offerings and expand IT support that fits within their budgets and headcount.
As competition in the higher education community becomes more aggressive and funding less available, academic institutions are turning to IT and AV to simultaneously enhance the teaching and learning experience and reduce overall costs.
If war is hell, then it makes sense to share ideas with someone who lives there.
Learn how Wayne State's Graduate Admissions office achieved a 60 percent increase in applications, a 92% increase in processing speed and saved $150k in recurring costs.
With the rise of new technology, so does the rise of faculty needs and wants for the classroom.
Creating new leaders has become a difficult task
As use of live interactive video increases -- with students and teachers/administrators all connecting -- we're increasingly seeing students and teachers using their own technology devices.
A new pedagogical model for teaching the undergraduate course via a wiki is introduced.
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Data centre builder NextDC has been granted formal development approval for its planned P1 facility in Perth.
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text: Bruce Irvin Showing New Moves In Last Two Weeks Bruce Irvin Showing New Moves In Last Two Weeks Featured SHARE Caleb Wygal , August 25, 2012 / 275 0 Bruce Irvin is fast. Very fast. West Virginia Mountaineer fans know this. Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll knew this when they drafted Irvin with the 15th overall pick in April's NFL Draft. At WVU, Irvin racked up 23 sacks in two seasons with the Mountaineers mainly by using his sheer speed and a wicked spin move to get to the quarterback. In the NFL, the offensive linemen are faster, stronger and smarter than what Irvin faced in the Big East. In the Seahawks opening game against the Titans, Irvin had problems disengaging from blockers. To that point, Irvin's athleticism was canceled out by opposing linemen with the knowledge of what the Mountaineer would try to do to get past them. He hadn't found a way to outwit the other team. Yet. Last week against the Broncos, Irvin made headlines for being the first player to hit Peyton Manning since his return from injury. How did he get to Manning on that play? Did he spin around the offensive lineman or just speed past him? No. He bull-rushed his way to knocking Manning to the turf. AP Photo "I came into the game trying to be the first one to get a shot on him since he's been back and I guess I succeeded," Irvin said. "He's a great quarterback, got the ball out quick and it's hard to get to him. I just put on a good move and just so happened to get through. "He didn't say anything. He moaned a little bit, though," Irvin said. "So I guess he really felt it. It was a good hit, good play and now it's time to move on." Last night, the Seahawks blew out the Chiefs 44-14. While Irvin didn't record any tackles, sacks, or QB hits, he made his presence known during the time he was in the game. He used a combination of his speed, spin move, and the newly acquired bull-rush to get to Matt Cassell and Brady Quinn often. He caused both QBs to have to hurry throws or move around in the pocket. While Irvin has yet to record a tackle or sack in the Preseason, his is showing signs of growth and adaptability. What else will Irvin add to his repertoire? Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Posterous share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Tweet about it Buzz it up Subscribe to the comments on this post Print for later Tell a friend


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Proponents of the latest disastrous IP bill, the "Stop Online Piracy Act" (SOPA) insist it only targets the "worst of the worst:" so-called "rogue" foreign websites that profit from pirating U.S. intellectual property. But the broad definitions and vague language in the bill could place dangerous... Read more
Touted as the most extensive revision of the patent law since 1952, the America Invents Act of 2011 was signed by the President on September 16. You might think in light of the celebration and rhetoric, that the Act was tackling the big problems such as patent trolls, broad and abstract patents,... Read more
Creative Commons held its Global Summit a few weeks ago in Warsaw, with amazing international participation. Without question, the most-discussed topic was the upcoming 4.0 release of the licenses, including related issues and a lively debate regarding whether the licenses should be ported to... Read more
Last week, I participated in a panel discussion at the Eastern District of Texas/Federal Circuit Joint Bench-Bar Conference in Dallas. The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is the specialized appellate court for patent cases. My panel was on corporate counsel opinions of patent litigation... Read more
Innovative software companies start each work day knowing that, no matter how careful and how ethical they are, they face a meaningful risk of being sued for patent infringement. It's like a tooth ache – painful and distracting, even when not debilitating. A major source of this pain is non-... Read more
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The Hidden Gem in the Bill: Joinder Reform So it has finally happened: a patent reform bill has actually become law. Last Thursday, the U.S. Senate voted 89-9 to send H.R. 1249 to the White House, where it was signed into law today. While I have pointed out in the past that this bill misses out... Read more
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Updated: 03/15/2013 2:29 PM KSTP.com By: Cassie Hart
Divers are still working to remove chemicals that spilled into a Menomonie river this month in a fatal semitrailer truck crash.
Two Minnesota men drowned after their semi skidded off the highway in a snowstorm. The semi was carrying 12 tons of fertilizer, and the entire cargo ended up in the Red Cedar River.
An Eau Claire Leader-Telegram report said the fertilizer contains an herbicide for killing crabgrass.
About 200 of the nearly 600 fertilizer bags were recovered by Thursday. However, a Department of Natural Resources spokesman says much of the herbicide is trapped under ice, and some will be inaccessible until the ice melts.
No dead fish have been reported.
The semi crashed into the river March 5. It plunged through 2 feet of ice into 25 feet of water.
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Thirty minutes after convening in the jury room, a knock on the door signaled that the panel members had a unanimous verdict. Superior Court Clerk Bart Jackson read the guilty verdict in the courtroom Aug. 29, and the family of the victim in the case, William Douglas Coker, gave a collective sigh of relief.
Jury members were dismissed moments after defendant Pamela Carole Moss was pronounced guilty of murder, and the sentencing hearing began soon after. The arguments about sentencing were short. District Attorney Fred Bright told the court that Moss pled guilty to manslaughter in 1997 for the death of her mother. She was sentenced to 10 years and served eight in prison.
"This is the second person we know she has killed," Bright said to presiding Superior Court Judge Trent Brown. "You have two choices, life in prison and life without parole."
The prosecutor, of course, suggested the latter.
The wife of the victim took the opportunity to speak directly to the woman who murdered her husband. Judy Coker's voice was strong, even while surrounding family members were sobbing. It was apparent that her words were therapeutic for her as well as persuasive to the court.
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Campbell standout center back Travis Golden was selected Tuesday by D.C. United in the fourth round of the Major League Soccer draft.
A native of Austin, Texas, where he played at James Bowie High School and for the Lonestar Aztex USSF Academy team, Golden was the 12th pick in the fourth round, the 69th selection overall.
"We are proud of Travis and thrilled for his opportunity to pursue a professional career in Major League Soccer," said Campbell head coach Steve Armas. "He was a tremendous asset to our program for the past four years and we are confident he will make Campbell University, his teammates, and his family very proud at D.C. United."
As a senior in 2013, Golden gained all-conference recognition for the third straight year. He returned to the lineup in September after missing the preseason while recovering from torn ACL suffered last spring. He played the full 90 minutes 11 times in 15 games and made 12 starts during the year, including overtime matches vs. North Carolina and UNC Wilmington. Golden played every minute in the final eight matches of the season and was chosen to the Big South all-conference second team.
In 2012, Golden started every game and played all but 42 minutes in the central defense for the Camels. A first-team All-Big South Conference pick as a junior, Golden helped lead the 2012 squad to seven shutouts, including wins over Loyola, N.C. State and Virginia Tech.
Golden is the fourth Campbell product chosen in the MLS draft in the last eight years. Mitchell Cardenas was chosen by Sporting Kansas City in the 2013 draft.
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Eligible student-athletes must have earned a grade-point average of 3.20 or higher in the spring semester while competing in a winter or spring Patriot League-sponsored sport.
Kafafian, a double major in Economics and Government & Law, receives the honor on the heels of earning a spot on the Academic All-Patriot League Team last month.
Joining Kafafian and Feinberg, also a double major in Government & Law and Anthropology & Sociology, on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll are freshmen Ben DeForest and Travis Ricca as well as sophomores Robert Dyer and Mike Zausmer. DeForest is an Engineering major who earned a 3.93 GPA, while Dyer and Ricca both major in Economics and earned 3.93 and 3.25 GPAs, respectively. A Philosophy major, Zausmer earned a 3.77 GPA.
Lafayette ranked third in the Patriot League with six honorees as Bucknell and Navy each had eight.
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On the right person, this perfume is without compare. I don't care how strong it is, it isn't a matter of strength, it just has to be on the right person with the right chemistry. And that person is, anyone but me. Anyone I have ever smelled it on, it smells marvelous. Walking thru the grocery store, aaaahhh, someone has on AE. I smile and feel great smelling it. On my sister, its warm and soft. Even at a funeral, outside, I catch it on the breeze and even there, I feel comforted and happy. It isn't describable, on the right person, it is just an intensely warm, soft oriental type scent, like their chemistry wrestles the chypre into submission so it only lifts and slightly soaps up the scent. On me, it is unholy - all spurs and cartoon allergen spores, prickling green and fiercely mean into my head. Others suffer, too - at least three times, when wearing it, someone said "i smell bug spray". It was awful. So, while I am enraptured when I smell it on anyone else, anywhere else, if I won the lottery I would PAY someone to wear it around me so I could enjoy it - I absolutely cannot wear it and I have to accept it (not even the fantastic solid in the gold compact....I LOVE that thing......) Absolutely must be tried to be understood. I have exact same problem with Angel, love it absolutely when smelled on anyone and everyone else, hurts my stomach when I try to wear it.
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don't understand how bad people think of it.i really do love this perfume,it is the best in the world for me.i love to smell it on me and of some rare people i meet. it is more than a perfume,it is sentiment about of your feelings(make me beeing better when i'm sad, make me dream when i'm in a good mood,remember me my baby age).
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I despise this! My mother ADORES this. It's an aromatic chypre, very warm and woodsy. But all I smell is a VERY cloying, migraine-inducing scent. It's very chemical. And it's STRONG. My mother gave me a few pairs of trousers she no longer wanted and I had to wash them 2x to get this damn scent off them! Ugh. To my nose, this stuff is as overpowering as Shalimar, Opium and similar scents. No offence intended! If you like those perfumes, you may really like this one.
on 7/16/2009 4:52:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
When I heard the guy who did the original Cabochard did this, and that this, too, was a chypre, albeit a herbacious one-- I thought this would be THE ONE. The one what? Inseperable bug spray that I adore. Yck. I keep trying though; off and on for over a couple years, every now and then I'll spray this on when I'm in Sephora, just to see. I like green chypres, I have nothing but admiration for the likes of Givenchy III. I don't want to wear bandit, but I get it. This just makes me hanker after sleeping under a mosquito net, which is actually too much of a compliment, because mosquito nets are too romantic and unusual for this.
on 7/6/2009 6:05:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I sampled this today for the first time and my first reaction was - it's Mitsouko crossed with Youth Dew. I adore Mitsouko but have never been a fan of Youth Dew. Applied sparingly, this is really quite nice and is probably a good cool/cold weather fragrance. Lasts forever and the drydown is quite spicy and more akin to Youth Dew than Mitsouko. It's too potent and heavy to wear now here in the deep south in the heat and humidity, but I will try this again in the fall and may purchase for occasional use.
on 6/30/2009 8:17:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I really loved this scent on a coworker years ago so I bought some.
Then a couple of other people at work complained about the pefume.
Do not know what I would think about it now. Probably too strong.
on 6/20/2009 5:20:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Some of the reviews for this crack me up... LOL!! Anyway, I purchased a small bottle of this because I love the way it smells when you walk in a room that is fragranced by this. I don't know that I will ever spray it on any part of me, but I do like it as a "room deodorizer." It is strong-- VERY STRONG. I sprayed it in my bedroom into the air- just one, short spritz- and I swear, I am downstairs in my dining room right now and I can smell it all the way down here! A favorite jewelry store of mine always smelled of this, and I finally asked one of the salepersons, "What is that fragrance that has permeated this store ever since I can remember?" And she said, "The owner's wife's perfume!" Then the owner's wife told me what it was (Clinique Aromatics Elixir), and I knew I had to get some so my house could smell as pretty as that jewelry store! LOL! So that is my story and that is the only reason why I like it...
on 6/9/2009 4:18:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Beautiful and lemony-fresh with a hint of green. This becomes very floral on me as it warms up. My favorite floral.
on 6/2/2009 11:07:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I tend to like heavier, "old-lady" perfumes - Youth Dew is a favorite of mine. But this is too much. To me, there are no "notes", there's just an overwhelming "perfume" scent, if that makes any sense. It smells like an old thrift-store sweater - Once upon a time, someone used a ton of gross, heavy perfume and then wore the sweater, then put it into a dark, musty closet... 20 years later the sweater emerged from the dark and smelled like Clinique Aromatics Elixir.
I sprayed this on (a tiny spritz) in my bedroom - big mistake. Now my bedroom has smelled like the thrift store sweater for the past two weeks.
on 5/20/2009 8:13:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got this... from my aunt because it was in one of her GWPs..
I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT! Its GROSS! It smells like something a really old grandma would wear. no offense, but its just really bad. I hate it so much!
Its like.... evergreen tree/ rotten flowers/ compost.
Ehh, i dont like it. I prefer something more floral or vanilly
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Every year, I always plan to leave work and go home in time for Granny's birthday. She is getting old and we don't want to miss her important day. It is also the best time to be home since our cousins do come and visit.
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2012 Rocket Challenge to be Held at Findlays Red Hawk Run Golf Course on May 18
TOLEDO, OH - The University of Toledo women's golf program will be holding the 2012 Rocket Challenge on Friday, May 18. The event will be held at Red Hawk Run Golf Course in Findlay, OH with a shotgun start beginning at 1:00 p.m.
The entry fee for the outing is $100.00 per person. Opportunities are also available to sponsor a hole. All proceeds will go directly to the Rocket women's golf program and their trip to Hawaii this fall.
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The function of glue application heads control allows to identify glue types (cold and hot-melt types of gluing) on different workpiece, as well as to estimate glue position and type on the workpiece. Glue Vision Jet Module checks glue on all products which have passed the machine. The device checks whether the actual values of the given parameters are within the acceptable limits set by the operator.
All Baumer hhs sensors are equipeed with an electronic finger print, which makes them singular. The Xtend² System detects when connected automatically the system configuration. This reduces setup substantially and watches working hours of the sensors. Safety first! The same security that your end customers demand from you has been integrated in the entire process chain by Baumer hhs. Intelligent sensors leave nothing to chance and create total security from inlay to end customer.
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The first sensor, that can detect even smallest dots of hot melt reliably. Named HLT-300 a sensor with integrated interpretation electronics.
While Baumer hhs focuses on humidity for detection of cold glue, the new sensor for detection of hot-melt operates thermally. This ensures the HLT-300 can detect hot-melt coating with the same precision as interrupted lines or small dots. Especially with small dot detection so far all available sensors were overstrained, since thermal detection and low volumes in dot application seemed to exclude each other.
As soon as the operator defines the tolerance for optimum hot-melt application, the sensor electronics operate autarkic. Instead of low level signals and amplifier boxes, with the new HLT-300 the decision whether glued good or bad comes within the sensor - the answer is purely digital. From this starting point it processes undisturbed digital signals. This results in data freed from usual limitations in product speed, dot space and eliminates influences from rough industry ambience. Wrong glued products can be detected after the "Fail Safe Principle". Now also manufacturers processing hot-melt get close to the desired dispatch of 100% quality products.
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Updated at 8:25 a.m. on January 13.
President Obama asked Americans tonight to step outside of themselves and see Saturday's shootings in Tucson, Ariz., from the perspective of a 9-year-old girl, Christina Taylor Green, an "A" student, gymnast, baseball fan, and born on 9/11, who woke up early Saturday morning because she was excited to see what a congressional event would be like.
By using the youngest victim of last week's rampage as his focal point, Obama made her America's cause and asked the nation to live lives as compassionate and caring as those felled by the gunman's bullets. Without wading into the who-coarsened-our-culture debate, he overshadowed it with a call to the better angels of our nature.
The mourning ceremony itself, organized by the University of Arizona, seemed discordantly at times like a political rally. The trumpets and timpani of Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare For the Common Man" set the mood for an hour that included tears and cheers, where heroes were celebrated, where politics itself was honored, and where Obama was greeted by the university president as if he were a transcendent figure, rather than a mortal man. The early part of the president's speech was capped by a deviation from the text: "Today, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords opened her eyes for the first time." As he went through the list of victims, the president's tone was celebratory. They had all lived praiseworthy lives; each had something in them that we have in us. And then he got to Christina Taylor Green.
"Imagine: Here was a young girl who was just becoming aware of our democracy; just beginning to understand the obligations of citizenship; just starting to glimpse the fact that someday she too might play a part in shaping her nation's future," Obama said. "She saw all this through the eyes of a child, undimmed by the cynicism or vitriol that we adults all too often just take for granted."
Obama's peroration asked his audience to "live up to her expectations. I want our democracy to be as good as she imagined it. All of us -- we should do everything we can to make sure this country lives up to our children's expectations."
Obama has had several moments to stand in for the collective expression of American grief. When, 14 months ago, comforting the families of those murdered at Fort Hood, Texas, he said "they belong to eternity." Just two weeks earlier, he had made a midnight trip to Dover, Del., to greet the bodies of 18 Americans killed on a particularly horrific day in Afghanistan.
He has used each to urge Americans to slow down their thinking, their rush to judgments, and their rush to impose meaning on the senseless.
Mass shootings in America have become so common that they generally do not draw this type of attention. Conversely, political violence is rare. And political violence that has any connection to politics is rarer still. If a member of Congress hadn't been the target Saturday, President Obama would not have been in Tucson tonight. His staff would be focusing on the State of the Union address. Congress would be debating a symbolic repeal of the 2010 health care law.
But within minutes of the first news alert about Saturday morning's shopping mall shooting in Tucson, it seemed to Washington as if more than innocent people living somewhere else were the targets; no, the republic itself was under attack -- the anti-government denialist energy that swept dozens of members of Congress out of office had caused the grievous wounding of one more.
After the Fort Hood shooting, Republicans and conservatives urged the president to use his speech to draw attention to the growing threat to Americans by homegrown jihadists. The president did not.
And tonight, he would not lay blame, as many Democrats might have wished he would do, at the feet of Republicans. Instead, he accepted as fact that the past had been lived and focused on the now. "Already we've seen a national conversation commence, not only about the motivations behind these killings, but about everything from the merits of gun safety laws to the adequacy of our mental health systems. Much of this process, of debating what might be done to prevent such tragedies in the future, is an essential ingredient in our exercise of self-government," he said.
"But at a time when our discourse has become so sharply polarized -- at a time when we are far too eager to lay the blame for all that ails the world at the feet of those who think differently than we do -- it's important for us to pause for a moment and make sure that we are talking with each other in a way that heals, not a way that wounds."
On both sides of the aisle, although particularly on the left, politicians and activists have observed how narrow the gap has become between what lunatics and hecklers say and what serious people argue. When liberal Democrats complain that the White House refuses to take on political fights, they're arguing that by ceding the battle to Republicans, they are ceding the battle over whether the truth ultimately matters. Obama has so far refused to engage in this debate because he finds it unproductive and fraught with land mines. But when his party argues for civility these days, they are arguing that the president needs to lead a public movement against those who dehumanize their opponents, who actively seek to delegitimize government and who are casual with the truth.
This article appears in the January 13, 2011 edition of NJ Daily.


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Featuring short snippets of Kenny Powers delivering a bizarre motivational speech to a group of traumatized children and rocking a Confederate flag boogie board, Danny McBride hasn't missed a beat as this video delivers more laughs than most network sitcoms. If you haven't gotten into Eastbound & Down yet, do yourself a favor and catch up before February 19.
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Sounds like bleak stuff, doesn't it? Yet Saunders handles his characters with grace and humor. In the title story, for example, a couple occupies a squalid corner of a human zoo, where they act out a parody of caveman times, communicating in grunts and hand motions (speaking is instantly punishable by the Orwellian management) and conducting their lives during 15-minute smoke breaks. In "Winky," a born loser (really, all of Saunders's characters are born losers) visits a self-help seminar, where he's encouraged to rid himself of all those people who are "crapping in your oatmeal." Exhilarated at the prospect of dumping his simple, crazy-haired, religion-besotted sister, he returns home to the bleak discovery that he needs her as much as she needs him. The protagonist of "Sea Oak" works as a stripper in an aviation-themed restaurant and lives next to a crack house with his unemployed sisters, their babies, and a sweet old maid of an aunt. The aunt dies, and then returns from the grave--not so sweet, now, and still decomposing--with strange powers and a sobering message:
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ORNL People Eight students whose parents work at ORNL have been named winners of 1999 Lockheed Martin Foundation Scholarships. The scholarships are $3000 per year for four years of undergraduate study. Two children of Energy Systems employees also received scholarships.
The winners and their ORNL parents are Ned Andrews, son of Andy Andrews, Instrumentation and Controls Division; Rebekah Hutton, daughter of John Hutton, I&C Division; Heather Janney, daughter of Mark Janney, Metals and Ceramics Division; Patrick Kelly, son of Gary Kelly, Office of Radiation Protection; Matthew Mei, son of Vince Mei, Energy Division; Laura Tortorelli, daughter of Peter Tortorelli, M&C; Katherine White, daughter of Vicky White, Center for Computational Sciences; and Katie Wilson, daughter of Tom Wilson, I&C Division.
Energy Systems winners are Justin Petrowski, son of Larry Petrowski, Y-12 Facilities Management and Emily Tannert, daughter of Robert Tannert Jr., Data Systems Research and Development and Kay Bradley, DSRD.
David Johnson, son of Paul Johnson of the Computational Physics and Engineering Division, placed third in the Tennessee state competition of the National Geography Bee held in Nashville last month.
Robert Coleman, a senior health physicist in the Life Sciences Division, received a Hammer Award for his contributions as a primary author to the Multi-Agency Radiological Survey and Site Investigation Manual. The award, implemented by Vice President Al Gore, recognizes significant accomplishments in support of federal programs.
Liane Russell, senior corporate fellow and leader of the Life Sciences Division's Mammalian Genetics group, was recently conferred an honorary doctor of science degree by Hunter College of the City University of New York. Dr. Russell received her B.A. in chemistry, summa cum laude, from Hunter College in 1945 and went on to receive her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. She is a 1995 Fermi Award winner.
Life Sciences' Dick Swaja and Fred Baes have been appointed editors of the Health Physics Society's Web site (www.hps.org).
Gerilyn R. Moline of the Environmental Sciences Division received the 1998 Editors' Citation for Excellence in Refereeing for Water Resources Research at the 1999 American Geophysical Union's spring meeting in Boston.
Vinod Sikka and Jim Keiser, both of the Metals and Ceramics Division, received industry recognition awards from DOE's Office of Industrial Technologies at this year's OIT Expo.


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This trail features dramatic vistas of distant mountains and up-close views of the surrounding desert. A variety of fascinating exhibits focus on the plants and animals of the Sonoran Desert.
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In the Know: What happened to the KFC in Naples?
Q: What happened to KFC on the North Trail? Passed it the other day and all the signs were taken down. Are they reopening somewhere else? They just can't make it in Naples; the original was on 41 and 26th Avenue North, then there were two in East Naples, and then they were at the recently closed location. What is going on with the company and Naples?
— Ken French, Naples
A: After leasing the Park Shore area property for 20 years in what eventually became a sweetheart deal, inflation finally caught up with K-Corp. Lee Inc., the Lee-Collier counties franchise of KFC.
Although K-Corp. knew for years that its lease would be up July 1 for the building at 3906 Ninth St. N., the regional franchisee for the Kentucky Fried Chicken chain did not secure a new space. It hit the pause button and shuttered its only true Naples location.
KFC employees at the former Naples location knew about the expiring lease, K-Corp. said, and were offered jobs at other KFC locations, the nearest being in Golden Gate and Bonita Springs.
"We offered them all transfers. Some decided not to take it," said Monica Montgomery, a spokeswoman for K-Corp. Lee Inc., operated by James P. Abernathy for more than 20 years.
Still, Montgomery insists the Fort Myers-based K-Corp. plans to open another Naples location of the popular fast-food restaurant.
"We will return to the market at a later date," she said. "We will. We will. It's just timing."
However, the company doesn't have a timeline for opening another restaurant to replace the old Naples location, which Montgomery said was a strong store as far as performance is concerned.
"We haven't started the process," she said.
In the meantime, K-Corp. is focusing on its other finger-lickin' franchise, Famous Dave's. Another regional location for the barbecue chain is scheduled to open this summer in the former spot of Vapiano, which closed at the end of January in Gulf Coast Town Center in San Carlos Park.
The company plans future locations of Famous Dave's in Naples, Montgomery said.
Nary a trace of Colonel Sanders exists at the old property at U.S. 41 North and Michigan Avenue. Construction on that site will begin in the fourth quarter for an early 2013 opening of a BankUnited branch, said Mary Harris, a spokeswoman for BankUnited. The bank will use the footprint and some of the walls of the existing building for the new branch, Harris said.
KFC enjoyed a "very, very good deal" at its last location, said David Stevens, a principal with Naples-based Investment Properties Corporation, which is representing the property owner.
"It was just an old rent, an old deal," Stevens said. If a lease had been renegotiated with KFC, the restaurant operator would be paying more than double the rent they had been paying because of substantial changes in the market value in the decades since the original lease was signed, he said.
The former KFC drive-thru property was purchased in 2007 for $2.25 million by Arco Finance Inc., 4099 Ninth St. N., Naples, according to records on collierappraiser.com.
Meanwhile, Stevens and IPC are reporting "good activity" for a new tenant for the vacated space of the former Perkins Family Restaurant & Bakery in the nearby Park Shore Plaza.
After operating there for more than 25 years, Perkins closed in early February.
"We expect to execute an agreement within the next week or two," Stevens said.
The 4,325-square-foot vacated building on a quarter-acre out-parcel along U.S. 41 is being marketed for lease to a new tenant or for redevelopment. Stevens is representing the property owners, Tenth Street Partners LLC.
■ Alpine Restaurant opened Monday in the Galleria Shoppes at Vanderbilt, 2355 Vanderbilt Beach Road, North Naples. Alpine owners Alex and Eva Stranavsky have added ciabatta sandwiches to the menu of German, Czech, Polish, Slovakian and Hungarian food they formerly served at Europia Bistro in Pebblebrooke Center until they closed at the end of April to relocate.
Beer and coffee, including cappuccinos and lattes, also are served with the Stranavsky's wiener schnitzel, paprikash, goulash, pirogi, strudel and crepes.
Alpine is opening in a larger location than the former bistro. The 2,225-square-foot space formerly was the home of Bajio Mexican Grill until vacated earlier this year.
Although small signs are on the new restaurant's door and in the windows, the large outdoor sign is not up yet. Alpine serves lunch and dinner every day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Call 239-777-3359
■ Maguro Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi opened Tuesday morning in the Gateway Shoppes at North Bay shopping center on the northwest corner of Wiggins Pass Road and U.S. 41 North. Maguro is in a new unit in an outparcel building connected to Scottrade. Owner Vicky Zhang said the nearly 5,000-square-foot restaurant will seat 150 and feature 10 hibachi tables, where diners get a front-row seat as chefs prepare meals on tableside grills. Maguro is open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; and until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 239-591-0003
■ Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt recently opened two area locations. The first opened in early May in Miromar Outlets, 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero, followed by another in early June in the Village on Venetian Bay, 4200 Gulf Shore Blvd. N., Naples. Orange Leaf features a do-it-yourself toppings bar where patrons can add fresh fruits, nuts, brownie bites, candy and chocolate syrup to their dessert creations. The Naples location, 239-435-4533, is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and noon to 10 p.m. Sunday. The Estero shop, 239-949-7960, is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
■ SweetFrog, a self-serve frozen yogurt café chain based in Richmond, Va., opened its first Naples-area store June 15 in Pine Ridge Crossing at Airport-Pulling and Pine Ridge roads. SweetFrog opened next to Sunburst Café in the space formerly occupied by Smoothie King and Love Me, Love My Dog Pet Salon and Spa. The new frozen yogurt café is open noon to 9:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; and noon to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 239-919-8151
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Though we hold ourselves to the highest standards of professionalism, Merisel has managed to create a casual environment where people enjoy coming to work and succeeding within a team atmosphere.
You're welcome to submit your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com our Human Resources team. If there are no current opportunities matching your expertise, we will retain your resume in our files should an appropriate position become available in the future.
Thank you for your interest in a career at Merisel.
Merisel, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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Bill Nye exhorts graduates to embrace "the joy of discovery"
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Lehigh graduates were challenged today to nurture the "joy of discovery" and bring their talents, insights and education to bear in solving the world's most complex problems during an impassioned and often humorous commencement address by science advocate Bill Nye.
Nye, former host of three TV series, including Bill Nye the Science Guy, compared the difficulty of the challenges the young graduates face to those that his generation confronted in the early 1970s—war in Southeast Asia, an energy crisis, skyrocketing gasoline prices—as well as the lamentable cultural influences of disco, leisure suits and the Ford Pinto.
Speaking at Lehigh's 145th commencement, Nye said the Class of 2013 will face "two world-sized problems that loom larger than ever"—a rapidly expanding world population and an environment that grows incapable of sustaining it.
"What to do? Well, you could run in circles screaming, but in general, I've found that's not so effective. The shortest route to a solution is to raise the standard of living for women worldwide," he said to sustained applause.
This one significant advancement would lead to "wanted children, well cared for, and richer and happier lives for all of us."
Nye, the executive director of The Planetary Society, also urged his audience to work toward the scientific discoveries that could effectively address the crisis of an atmosphere that is "warming our world faster than ever in geologic history. It is the challenge of the future.
"I ask you to lead the way through new technology and new approaches to doing business. As Lehigh graduates, you have the capacity to reach the highest level, and to change the world in new, exciting and big ways."
For starters, build a better battery
Simply creating a better battery, he said, would make the inventor "crazy rich—like Bill Gates-rich, and head of IKEA guy rich"—and would help address environmental devastation resulting from the plundering of natural resources to the enduring consequence of nuclear waste.
With the rapidly expanding base of scientific knowledge, Nye said the young graduates already had more knowledge than ground-breaking scientists such as Albert Einstein, Sir Isaac Newton and the 15th-century astronomer and mathematician Copernicus. The Class of 2013 will witness world-class scientific discoveries in their lifetimes, he predicted, and will be well-positioned to maximize the opportunities presented by an expanding base of knowledge.
"It is entirely possible," he said, "that in the next few years, we may well discover evidence of some sort of life on Mars. It would surely change this world and our sense of place in space in the universe."
Nye shared a childhood lesson from a teacher, who once told his class that there were more stars in the sky than grains of sand on the beach. Later, standing on a beach in Delaware and pondering the significance of this message, he said he was paralyzed by self-doubt and the realization that he was a mere speck, on a larger speck, within an even larger speck, and that "I don't matter at all."
But he comforted himself with the understanding that he possessed the intellectual capacity and the imagination to fully appreciate this "wonderful, remarkable" concept and the vast potential of the human experience.
"So, Class of 2013, here's wishing you that joy of discovery," he said. "Keep reaching. Keep seeking. Respect the knowledge of others. Keep using your abilities to bring out the best in those around you. And let them bring out the best in you. And, as you do, you can, and you will—dare I say it?—change the world."
"Trust me, I'm a doctor"
Following his talk, Nye was the first of four to receive honorary degrees. He took the second opportunity at the podium to remind the graduates that he "wasn't kidding about changing the world—trust me, I'm a doctor."
Nye also positioned himself at the bottom of the ramp leading graduates from the stage back onto the field of Goodman Stadium, and stayed until the end of the three-hour ceremony to shake the hand of every student who received a degree.
He was introduced by President Alice P. Gast, who urged the graduates to be prepared to deal with the "unexpected, the unanticipated and the unwanted," in her address, and to learn to improvise, adapt and overcome a fear of failure.
"Graduates, you leave Lehigh ready to improvise," she said. "You have the knowledge and experience. You can deal with uncertainty and you are willing to take risks. Be adaptable and flexible when the unexpected happens. Be willing to change direction. Be willing, and able, to improvise and you will succeed."
Read the full text of the remarks by President Gast
Commencement Notes
Commencement day dawned under cloudy skies, which gave way to soft, 65-degree sunshine by the start of the 10 a.m. ceremony…a total of 1,889 degrees were conferred at Goodman Stadium: 1,180 bachelor's degrees, 608 master's degrees, 98 doctoral degrees and three education specialists….the Class of 2013 included 129 international students from 35 nations outside the United States…for the first time, the commencement ceremony incorporated live video through two large-scale video boards on either side of the stage. Lehigh's website also featured a social media grid that included celebratory tweets, rave reviews of the commencement address and Instagram shots…the ceremony began with a blessing from University Chaplain Lloyd Steffen, and was followed by the national anthem, which was sung by Arielle Leacock '13….Brad Eric Scheler '74, '05P, '08P, chair of the Board of Trustees, welcomed the audience…Kellen Gunderson '10G '13G, delivered the Graduate Student Remarks, and Jarred Barnes '13, president of the Class of 2013, delivered the Senior Class Remarks….Commencement speaker Bill Nye, executive director of The Planetary Society, received an honorary Doctor of Pedagogy….other honorary degree recipients were author and columnist James Carroll, who received an honorary Doctor of Letters; U.S. Medal of Science Recipient Mildred Dresselhaus, who received an honorary Doctor of Science; and corporate and securities lawyer and former chair of Lehigh's Board of Trustees James R. Tanenbaum '70, who received an honorary Doctor of Laws…James M. Flanagan '80, former president of the LUAA, closed the ceremony by welcoming the new alumni…the benediction was offered by Chava Weissler, professor of religion studies… the Allentown Band, under the direction of conductor Ronald H. Demkee, delivered its 32nd consecutive performance at Lehigh's commencement ceremony. It is America's oldest civilian concert band, with its first documented performance on July 4, 1828.
Posted on Monday, May 20, 2013
Linda Harbrecht
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"I urge you to embrace that joy of discovery. Keep seeking. Keep reaching. It will bring out the best in each of you and that, in turn, will bring out the best in all of you."—Bill Nye
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Esperanza Pacheco, who received a bachelor's degree in Spanish, celebrates after commencement.
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Kellen Gunderson, who gave the Graduate Student Remarks at commencement, awaits his turn at the podium. Gunderson received a Ph.D. in earth and environmental sciences.
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Jarred Barnes '13, president of the Class of 2013, delivers the Senior Class Remarks. Barnes received a bachelor's degree in political science.
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Lehigh President Alice P. Gast leads the honorary degree recipients onto the field at Goodman Stadium before ceremonies begin.
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We'll still have our Cullens, Eric Northman and the Salvatore brothers gracefully prowling across our screens for a bit longer, but I think it might soon be time for some, er, fresh blood in the vampire game. So does Hollywood, apparently. Palomar Pictures and Harlequin Teen announced today that a book that isn't even out until next Tuesday, Julie Kagawa's The Immortal Rules, has been optioned, along with the sequels that will follow it in the Blood of Eden series. The movie would be produced by Joni Sighvatsson, who has made a number of dark and twisty movies, such as Killer Elite, Brothers, Wild at Heart and Basquiat.
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Morristown theater company brings 'Putnam County Spelling Bee' to Walters State
You've seen them on TV, those gawky kids who, in pursuit of national spelling-bee glory, nervously spell out words like ptyalagogue and avellaneous.
Now Sevier Countians can enjoy the experience live, in musical-comedy form. On Saturday, March 8, at the Sevier County campus of Walters State Community College, Morristown-based Encore Theatrical Company will present its staging of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee." The performance is scheduled for 2 p.m.
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The other shows in Encore's Morristown current season, its eighth, are "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" (May 9-18), "Shrek: The Musical" (July 18-Aug. 3), "August: Osage County" (Sept. 12-21) and "A Christmas Carol: The Musical" (Nov. 28-Dec. 7).
Ogle grew up in Gatlinburg, and he went to Gatlinburg-Pittman High School. He notes that most live entertainment in Sevier County is for tourists, but that a show like "Putnam County" can serve local audiences.
Walters State administrators are eager to expand the college's arts offerings beyond the main campus in Morristown, Ogle said. On Sunday, March 9, Encore will present "Putnam County" at Walters State's Claiborne County campus.
"They're highly supportive of the arts and the impact they can have on students," he said of college officials. "That's why they're eager to get arts programs out to other campuses."


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