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Inauguration of Chancellor Jacqueline Johnson Friday
The inauguration of Dr. Jacqueline R. Johnson as chancellor of the University of Minnesota, Morris will be held Friday, April 20. A luncheon in the Student Center Turtle Mountain Café will take place from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The inaugural ceremony and address by Chancellor Johnson, "On the Edge of Tomorrow, In the Middle of Everywhere," will be held at 1 p.m. in the Student Center's Edson Auditorium. A performance by the UMM jazz combo, Opposite Day, will follow at 2 p.m. The inauguration is open to the public.
Undergraduate Research Symposium will cap day of celebration Friday
The research of over 100 UMM students will be showcased during the seventh annual Undergraduate Research Symposium Friday, April 20. The Symposium will begin at 3 p.m. with oral presentations taking place in Imholte Hall and poster presentations in the Science Atrium. Angela Bos '01 and 2005-2006 visiting professor of political science, will be the keynote speaker at 3 p.m. in the Cow Palace of Imholte Hall. Bos was a participant in the first year of the Undergraduate Research Symposium. The Symposium is free and open to the public.
Multi-Ethnic Mentorship Program projects to be presented April 23
Ten research/projects will be presented on a variety of topics during the Multi-Ethnic Mentorship Program 2007 presentations from 4:30-6 p.m. April 23 in the Cougar Room. Mentors, mentees and their tentative presentation titles are:
Greg Thorson/Angela Golombage, Impact of Civil Wars on Disaster Relief:
Indian Ocean/South Asian Tsunami 2004
Leslie Meek/Amanda Decker, Sex Hormones and Spatial Cognition in Mice
Jennifer Goodnough/Temi Odunusi, Water and Contaminants Around the World
Farah Gilanshah/Bao N. Thao, Poverty in the Hmong Community
Shannon Shi/Bao Thao, The Historical Impact of the Great Wall
Jillian Hiscock/Boua Xiong, A Stronger Me
Fang Du/Di Wu, Good Life in U.S.: from International Students' Real
Eric Klinger/Sue Lor, Dream and its External Influences
James Cotter/Ashly Fairchild, Geology behind Anishinaabe Creation and
Migration Stories
Chip Beal/Jon McAllister, Researching the Importance of Writing Down Oral Histories of Native Americans
The presentations are open to the public and might be of special interest to those interested in undergraduate research and community outreach. Those who want to be mentors in the future or are interested in students of color achievements on campus are also recommended to attend. For questions, please contact Fang Du, educational coordinator for the Multi-Ethnic Student Program, ext. 6097. To learn more about the MEMP, visit MMP.
Bryan Herrmann, assistant director of Admissions, is the recipient of this year's Morris Academic Staff Award. Recipients of this award are selected on the basis of their job performance and service to the campus community.
Twenty-four student athletes have been inducted this year into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete Honor Society. The Society recognizes high academic achievements of student athletes at the collegiate level. Student athletes who contribute significantly to at least one intercollegiate sport while maintaining a 3.4 or higher cumulative GPA throughout their junior and senior years are eligible for membership. The UMM chapter, established in 2006, is the only Chi Alpha Sigma chapter in Minnesota. 2007 inductees are Arielle Anderson, Jennifer Baga, Annika Bergman, Stephanie Clark, Tara Connolly, Dan Dutcher, Kristine Ertl, Nicole Gallagher, Amber Holm, Ashley Janssen, Jeff Karschnik, Corey Kelzenberg, Matt Marggraf, Teresa McAlpin, Alicia Mengelkoch, Ashley Simpson, Eric Smolensky, Jaima Solie, Carla Steinbring, Jason Ward, Melissa Weller, Katherine Williams, Christina Wood and Kateryna Zhdanovych. 2006 inductees are Rosalynn Johnson, Kirsten Neilson and Adam Turgeon.
The Lake Region Arts Council responded with interest in a possible exhibition of the sculpture of Adam Albright and the printmaking and drawing of Amy Swanson following a UMM News Service news release sent about the upcoming Senior Studio Arts Exhibit.
Congratulations to the following Science & Math Division student representatives for 2007-08: biology-Julie Fox, Winnie Winikoff, chemistry-Janice Lee, Bethany Nyland, computer science-Eli Mayfield, Joe Rader, geology-Allison Ameluxen, mathematics-Rachel Fredrich, physics-Ryan Kalmoe, statistics-Nicole Dobmeier.
Lowell Rasmussen, plant services, and Mike Reese, WCROC, will participate in a roundtable economic development discussion on Thursday, April 19, at 2 p.m. at the Douglas County Library Meeting Room. The topics of the roundtable include: automation/robotics, biomedical, biofuels/renewable energy. This is in conjunction with President Bruininks' visit to the Alexandria area on April 19. President Bruininks will host a community reception and speech at Discovery Middle School at 5 p.m.
Julia Dabbs, art history, gave an invited lecture on "The Artful Lives of Women Artists" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on April 16.
Derek Ganzhorn '08 economics, has been invited to attend the Third Undergraduate Workshop in Experimental Economics at George Mason University in Virginia in July. The workshop is run by the International Foundation for Research in Experimental Economics (IFREE), which was founded in 1997 by Vernon Smith, who received the Nobel Prize in 2002 for his contributions to establishing experimental methods within the field of economics. Invitations are based on a competitive application process from applicants worldwide. Ganzhorn is the first UMM student to attend, following Steve Burks, economics/management, who attended the graduate student version of this workshop in 1998 when he became interested in experimental methods. The workshop is "hands on" participants are first subjects in several of the economic experiments they learn about and they are expected to earn part of the financial support offered for attendance by IFREE through their choices in the experiments.
A photo and mention of the wind turbine that powers buildings on the Morris campus is referenced in a story, "St. John's considers wind power for campus," in the April 12 St. Cloud Visitor. UMM University Relations contributed to the story.
James Morales, associate vice chancellor for enrollment, is quoted in an April 10 Mpls Star Tribune story, "Capella U gets snarled in college loan robe."
Sandy Olson-Loy, vice chancellor for student affairs, was interviewed April 17 by (St. Paul) MPR reporter Sam Choo and also by MPR's Tom Crann of "All Things Considered" on the topic of the Virginia Tech shooting tragedy. Audio can be heard at http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2007/04/17/bsusecurity/ Chancellor Jacqueline Johnson and Olson-Loy were both interviewed on the topic by KSAX-TV, Alexandria. Johnson, Olson-Loy and Madeline Maxeiner, associate vice chancellor for external relations, are quoted in a related story in the April 18 Morris Sun Tribune.
Greg Thorson, political science, offers tips on the most effective ways to get the attention of your legislative representatives in "How to be heard," a story by St. Paul Pioneer Press writer Debra O'Connor. Read the story at Pioneer Press.
Barbara Burke, speech communication, will present preliminary findings of her sabbatical research project "Television viewing and ideas regarding national identity: An investigation of Icelandic interpretations of imported media" at Rá›stefnu um fljó›félagsfrć›i (the Icelandic National Sociology Conference) in Akureyri, Iceland, on April 27.
Sustainability Coordinator Troy Goodnough will be one of three instructors during a Web conference, "Deploying a Wind Turbine for Your Campus," May 1 and 3. Learn more at Web Conference.
Nathaniel Hart, professor emeritus, English, has received word that an article he published some years ago in the journal Contemporary Poetry has been selected for inclusion in this year's hardcover and electronic editions
of the annual reference book, Poetry Criticism. According to the editors the book "introduces students to poets of all time periods and to the most significant criticism of these poets." Hart's article provides a close reading of George Barker's well-known sonnet "To My Mother." Hart's manuscript edition of "Red Cotton Night-Cap Country," a long poem (more than 4,000 lines) by Robert Browning will be published in the Ohio edition of The Complete Works of Robert Browning.
John Husted, psychology, has been invited to present a paper at the 2007 ARRM (Association of Residential Resources of Minnesota) Spring Conference in St. Paul May 10. Husted will present a paper on the therapeutic role of safe and nurturing home environments. ARRM has a membership of over 10,000 health professionals who work with both developmentally disabled and mentally ill people and includes employees from throughout Minnesota.
When you're planning your summer fun, think about volunteering at the UMM exhibit at county or state fairs. It's a fun way to remind fairgoers statewide that 1) the U has a great campus in Morris and 2) there are few edibles that can't be eaten on a stick! This year UMM will exhibit at two new fairs in addition to the Stevens County and Minnesota State Fairs according to the following schedule: Red River Valley Fair, West Fargo, June 15-17, shifts noon-9 p.m., Benton County Fair, Sauk Rapids, August 3-5, schedule tbd, Stevens County Fair, Morris, August 9-12, Thurs., 6-10:30 p.m., Fri-Sat., 12:30-10:30 p.m., Sun., 12:30-8 p.m., Minnesota State Fair, St. Paul, September 1 and 2, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. To volunteer, contact Christine Mahoney, mahoneyc or ext. 6398.
Responsible Conduct of Research Part 1 (RCR-1) Tuesday, April 24, 1-4 p.m.
RCR 1 will be presented in Studio A via ITV. Regents Policy requires instruction in the Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) prior to release of grant or contract funds including some internal funds such as Grant-in-Aid awards and Summer Research Fellowships. This will probably be the only chance this academic year to complete RCR 1 on campus. For more information contact Philip Drown at ext. 6358 or Chancellor's Office Hours the day you plan to drop in or call ext. 6020.
Elementary or secondary education program applicants
You must take the Pre Professional Skills Test (PPST) before entering either the elementary or secondary education program. The test will be offered at UMM April 28. Also, all education students MUST pass all three areas of the PPST and all required sections of PRAXIS II before a Minnesota teaching license will be granted. Contact Counseling or Pat Nelson in the Education Division Office for information on registering immediately.
FINAL NOTICE Deadline Dates for 2006-2007 Financial Aid
Student Employment
The last day to submit your time sheets for student employment payroll is Friday, May 11, 2007. If time sheets are turned in after May 11, you will not be paid under the student employment payroll. You will need to deal directly with your employer to be paid from department funds.
Student Loans
The last day to increase or apply for a Direct Subsidized or Unsubsidized, SELF, Perkins or PLUS loan for spring semester is Friday, April 27, 2007.
Applying for May or Summer Session(s) Financial Aid
The last day to apply for May or Summer financial aid is Monday, June 4, 2007. To be eligible for May or Summer financial aid, you must be enrolled for all summer classes by Friday, June 8, 2007.
Sodexho STOP Hunger Award
The Sodexho STOP Hunger Award is a new initiative to recognize and provide scholarships for students who have made a significant impact in the fight against hunger and its root causes. Student recipients will each receive a $3,000 scholarship award and a $3,000 grant for the hunger-related charity of their choice. Recipients will also receive an all-expense paid trip to the Sodexho Foundation Dinner in Washington, D.C., on June 11 where they will be recognized. Nominations will be accepted through April 30, 2007, and must be submitted online at Help Stop Hunger.
Macpherson and Alumnae Society Scholarship Announcement
The Carol E. Macpherson Memorial Scholarship is a privately funded scholarship for re-entry graduate or undergraduate women students who are 28 years of age or older by the application deadline. Six to eight scholarships are awarded, ranging from $1,000-$4000. You must be admissible to a University of Minnesota degree-granting program and must also have been away from school for at least five years. Your application will be judged on the basis of financial need, the clarity of your goals, and two letters of support from people who can speak about your ability to achieve your educational objectives. Preference is given to applicants who demonstrate financial need and are pursuing their first undergraduate degree.
The Minnesota Alumnae Society Scholarship is a University of Minnesota scholarship, which follows essentially the same criteria as above except that nontraditional male students may also apply.
About six to eight scholarships (total for both scholarships) are awarded annually. In the past, awards have ranged from $1,000-$4,000. [Note: These are one-time awards.] If you're interested, stop by the Continuing Education Office, 225 Community Services Building and pick up an application (the same form is used for both scholarships). Or you may go to the Office for University Women Web site at www.umn.edu/women and click on "Macpherson/Alumnae Scholarships" to bring up the application for downloading. Completed applications are submitted to: Office for University Women, 185 Klaeber Court, 320 16th Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455. Application deadline for both scholarships: April 30, 2007, 4:30 p.m.
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WCS commends villages from southwest India for helping to save a tiger injured by barbed-wire fencing. Their swift and peaceful actions ensured survival for the regal feline, now undergoing treatment at the Mysore Zoo.
On December 4, community members from the southwestern village of Nidugumba discovered an adult tigress incapacitated by a barbed-wire fence. Already injured, the tiger could have suffered harassment, or done harm to herself—tigers typically struggle when threatened, which can cause injuries to escalate.
Fortunately, community members called for help, and rangers and veterinarians soon arrived to untangle the feline and get her to safety.
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CEU men's basketball coach Brian Zollinger will not be returning to coach the Golden Eagles this next season. CEU Athletic Director Dave Paur announced that Zollinger has taken a head coaching job at Seward County Community College located in Liberal Kans.
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David and Julie Carnevale of Lincoln announce the birth of their son, Samuel David Carnevale, on February 21, 2012 at Women & Infants' Hospital. He weighed 5 lbs. 12 oz. and was 18 inches long at birth.
Maternal grandparents are Frank and Karen Carnevale of Cranston.
Paternal grandparents are George and Laurie Brayton of Foster.
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Raceday registration available from 6:30AM - 8:15AM. We still got swag and extra shirts. Nobody will be turned away.This race takes place within the city limits of Philadelphia, and therefore qualifies as an urban ultramarathon, but you will not find things like traffic, noise, bad air quality & concrete buildings here.
This race course is located within Pennypack Park, a hidden gem within Philadelphia's Fairmont park system. The park stretches along Pennypack creek for about 7 1/2 miles, and is home to many trails, huge old trees, birds & other wildlife. I run here all the time, and never get tired of it.
This race offers a perfect opportunity for runners to enter the exiting world of trail (ultra)running . We accomplish this by providing a course that is well marked & not too technical. We had a trail half marathon here, which uses large portions of the ultra course and runners really liked it. Reviews The course features different surfaces. Some soft and occationally sandy spots along the creek, a lot of smooth single track as well as some wider flat gravel trail. Every loop includes about 2 miles of paved bike trail. There is some elevation, but the climbs are short. This course is very runnable and easy by trail running standards, which as experienced runners will know, can make it even more challenging, because it will not give you many opportunities where you can/should hike.


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2-On-Your-Side's Adam Benigni and Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle discuss the many issues and challenges the Bills face as they prepare for Sunday's game at San Francisco.
The topics range from the struggles of the defense, to the inconsistency of quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. The Bills had a 21-7 third quarter lead against New England at home this past Sunday, and gave up six consecutive second half touchdowns to Tom Brady and the Patriots in a 52-28 loss to fall to 1-2 on the season.
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POTSDAM The villages West Dam Hydro Plant has yet to generate a single watt, despite projected completion in July, August and September.
The $4.7 million project, which began in 2008 and originally was slated for completion by the next year, has been beset by constant delays.
Last month, village officials finally were ready to announce a date for the start of testing: Sept. 27. Trouble setting up the computerized control system meant this date came and went. Testing has not yet begun.
Village Administrator David H. Fenton said the issue has been resolved and the opening is close, although he did not give a date.
Were not completely there yet, but weve made really good progress in the last week or two, he said.
The village has to finish setting up the control panel and testing its connection to the main power grid. Once this is complete, he said, the power will be ready to flow.
Those are really it. Once were happy with the control system and National Grid is happy with what protection systems that they see, then well be ready to test it out and hopefully put it online not too long after that, he said.
Although the frequent delays have inflated the cost of what was once supposed to be a $3.5 million project, Mr. Fenton assured that none of the money has come from taxpayers.
The first $3.5 million came from a bond that the village will be paying off until 2027. The rest comes from revenue from the villages other hydroelectric plant and money from Brookfield Renewable Power.
So far weve put no tax money into it, Mr. Fenton said.
Most of the delays are a result of the villages deal with Canadian Turbines. The company failed to provide the essential components it promised, forcing the village to purchase the parts piecemeal directly from manufacturers.
Defective turbine blades purchased from Orengine International Ltd. of Genova, Italy, in 2011 set the project back even further.
The village was awarded $6,837,000 in damages in a lawsuit against Canadian Turbines by state Supreme Court Judge David R. Demarest. However, the Canadian company has dissolved and is devoid of any assets, so the village is unlikely to receive any of the awarded money, Mr. Fenton said.
Once the plant is complete, the village will sell the power to generate revenue. The plant will generate 2.5 megawatts of power, enough to power about 2,500 homes on average.
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The Congress declares that the purposes of this subchapter are to establish secondary market facilities for residential mortgages, to provide that the operations thereof shall be financed by private capital to the maximum extent feasible, and to authorize such facilities to—
(3) provide ongoing assistance to the secondary market for residential mortgages (including activities relating to mortgages on housing for low- and moderate-income families involving a reasonable economic return that may be less than the return earned on other activities) by increasing the liquidity of mortgage investments and improving the distribution of investment capital available for residential mortgage financing;
(4) promote access to mortgage credit throughout the Nation (including central cities, rural areas, and underserved areas) by increasing the liquidity of mortgage investments and improving the distribution of investment capital available for residential mortgage financing; and
Source(June 27, 1934, ch. 847, title III, § 301,48 Stat. 1252; May 28, 1935, ch. 150, § 30,49 Stat. 300; Feb. 3, 1938, ch. 13, §§ 4, 5,52 Stat. 23; June 3, 1939, ch. 175, §§ 15, 16,53 Stat. 808; Mar. 28, 1941, ch. 31, § 5,55 Stat. 62; July 1, 1948, ch. 784, § 1,62 Stat. 1206; Aug. 10, 1948, ch. 832, title II, §§ 201, 202,62 Stat. 1275; Aug. 8, 1949, ch. 403, § 4,63 Stat. 576; Oct. 25, 1949, ch. 729, § 7,63 Stat. 906; Apr. 20, 1950, ch. 94, title I, §§ 116, 122,64 Stat. 57, 59; Sept. 1, 1951, ch. 378, title II, § 205, title VI, § 608(b),65 Stat. 303, 315; Apr. 9, 1952, ch. 173, 66 Stat. 51; July 14, 1952, ch. 723, §§ 3(a), 10 (a)(2),66 Stat. 602, 603; June 30, 1953, ch. 170, §§ 12, 13 (a),67 Stat. 125; June 29, 1954, ch. 410, § 1(1),68 Stat. 320; Aug. 2, 1954, ch. 649, title II, § 201,68 Stat. 612; Pub. L. 90–448, title VIII, § 802(b),Aug. 1, 1968, 82 Stat. 536; Pub. L. 101–73, title VII, § 731(m)(1),Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 435; Pub. L. 102–550, title XIII, § 1381(a),Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 3994.)
1992—Pub. L. 102–550, § 1381(a)(1), substituted "residential" for "home" in introductory provisions.
Par. (1). Pub. L. 102–550, § 1381(a)(1), substituted "residential" for "home".
Par. (3). Pub. L. 102–550, § 1381(a)(1), (2), substituted "residential" for "home" in two places, substituted "(including activities relating to mortgages on housing for low- and moderate-income families involving a reasonable economic return that may be less than the return earned on other activities)" for "(including mortgages securing housing for low- and moderate-income families involving a reasonable economic return)", and struck out "and" at end.
Par. (4). Pub. L. 102–550, § 1381(a)(3), (4), added par. (4) and redesignated former par. (4) as (5).
Par. (5). Pub. L. 102–550, § 1381(a)(1), (3), redesignated par. (4) as (5) and substituted "residential" for "home".
1989—Pub. L. 101–73added pars. (1) to (3), struck out subsecs. (a) and (b), and redesignated subsec. (c) as par. (4). Prior to amendment, subsecs. (a) and (b) related to supplementary assistance to the secondary market and to provision of special assistance, respectively.
1968—Pub. L. 90–448struck out provisions which established in the Federal Government a secondary market facility for home mortgages in view of section 1716b of this title which created two separate and distinct corporations.
1954—Act Aug. 2, 1954, amended section generally, substituting entirely new provisions for provisions now covered by section 1717 of this title and other sections in this subchapter.
Subsec. (a)(1)(G). Act June 29, 1954, substituted in first sentence "August 1, 1954" for "July 1, 1954".
1953—Subsec. (a)(1)(E). Act June 30, 1953, § 12, in cl. (2), substituted "principal amount to be paid therefor" for "unpaid principal balance thereof", and "aggregate principal amount" for "aggregate amount"; and substituted three provisos for former proviso which made such cl. (2) and any terms therein inapplicable to any defense or disaster mortgages as defined in subpar. (G) of par. (1).
Subsec. (a)(1)(G). Act June 30, 1953, § 13(a), substituted in first sentence "July 1, 1954" for "July 1, 1953".
1952—Subsec. (a)(1). Act July 14, 1952, § 3(a)(1), authorized the FNMA to purchase Government-insured or guaranteed home mortgages other than defense or disaster mortgages if they are insured after Feb. 29, 1952.
Subsec. (a)(1)(E). Act July 14, 1952, § 3(a)(2), (3), changed the base date from Apr. 30, 1948 to Feb. 29, 1952, and exempted defense or disaster mortgages from the limitation of this subparagraph.
Subsec. (a)(1)(G). Act July 14, 1952, § 3(a)(4), increased the FNMA commitment powers from $252,000,000 to $1,152,000,000 outstanding at any one time if the commitments relate to defense or disaster mortgages.
S.J. Res. Apr. 9, 1952, increased the $200,000,000 authorization to $252,000,000 and struck out Dec. 31, 1951, deadline, (1) with respect to programed defense housing for which applications were received prior to Dec. 28, 1951, and (2) with respect to subchapter VIII military housing if the commitment to insure the mortgage was issued after Dec. 27 and before Dec. 31, 1951.
Subsec. (c)(4). Act July 14, 1952, inserted "Guam," after "District of Columbia".
1951—Subsec. (a)(1). Act Sept. 1, 1951, § 205, inserted reference to subchapter X of this chapter.
Subsec. (a)(1)(G). Act Sept. 1, 1951, § 608(b), inserted proviso.
1950—Act Apr. 20, 1950, § 122, substituted "Commissioner" for "Administrator" wherever appearing.
Subsec. (a)(1). Act Apr. 20, 1950, § 116(1), (2), inserted "or section 1706c of this title" and first proviso.
Subsec. (a)(1)(E). Act Apr. 20, 1950, § 116(3), substituted new proviso for former proviso.
Subsec. (a)(1)(F). Act Apr. 20, 1950, § 116(4), substituted provision that no loan made to finance the purchase price or construction cost of a dwelling was to be purchased by the Federal National Mortgage Association unless the Administrator of Veterans' Affairs certifies that such dwelling conforms with minimum construction requirements prescribed by the Administrator for former provision that such certification was to be given by the mortgagee and that minimum construction standards were to be determined by the provisions within the National Housing Act.
Subsec. (a)(1)(G). Act Apr. 20, 1950, § 116(5), added par. (1)(G).
1949—Subsec. (a). Act Aug. 8, 1949, inserted reference to subchapter VIII in par. (1), and inserted proviso at end of par. (1)(E).
Subsec. (a)(1)(E). Joint Res. Oct. 25, 1949, struck out proviso and inserted new proviso.
1948—Act July 1, 1948, amended section generally to create a Federal National Mortgage Association with power to purchase, service, or sell insured or guaranteed mortgage, provide for the powers and succession of the Association, and to eliminate the former national mortgage association.
Subsec. (a)(1). Act Aug. 10, 1948, §§ 201, 202, substituted "subchapter II or VI of this chapter" for "section 1709 or 1738 of this title", inserted "after April 30, 1948", after "or guaranteed", and substituted "50" for "25" in cl. (2) of par. (1) (E).
1941—Subsec. (a)(2). Act Mar. 28, 1941, substituted "subchapters II and VI" for "subchapter II".
1939—Subsec. (b). Act June 3, 1939, amended last sentence.
Subsec. (c)(4). Act June 3, 1939, inserted "Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico".
1938—Subsec. (a). Act Feb. 3, 1938, amended provisions generally, and among other changes, substituted "60 per centum" in subsec. (a)(3), for "80 per centum".
Subsec. (d). Act Feb. 3, 1938, substituted "$2,000,000" for "$5,000,000," and "that at least 25 per centum thereof has been paid in cash," for "paid in full in cash", and inserted "or in first mortgages or such other first liens as are described in section 301 (a) hereof, which mortgages or liens shall be taken at such value as the Administrator may determine, not exceeding (except as to mortgages insured under title II of this Act) 60 per centum of the appraised value of the property as of the date of subscription, and that the remainder of the subscription to such capital stock is payable in the same manner and at such time as may be determined by the Administrator: Provided, That no association shall issue notes, bonds, debentures, or other such obligations until such time as such subscriptions are paid in full in cash or Government securities at their par value or in mortgages or other liens as hereinbefore set forth".
1935—Subsec. (d). Act May 28, 1935, substituted "$5,000,000" for "$2,000,000".
Effective Date of 1968 Amendment
For effective date of amendment by title VIII of Pub. L. 90–448, see section 808 ofPub. L. 90–448, set out as an Effective Date note under section 1716b of this title.
Effective Date of 1949 Amendment
Joint Res. Oct. 25, 1949, ch. 729, § 7,63 Stat. 906, provided in part: "That the amendment made by this section 7 with respect to mortgages guaranteed under section 501 of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944, as amended [this section], shall apply only to such mortgages guaranteed after the date of enactment of this Act [Oct. 25, 1949]."
Delegation of Functions
Functions of President under this section delegated to Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, see Ex. Ord. No. 11732, July 30, 1973, 38 F.R. 20429, set out as a note under section 301 of Title 3, The President.
Service or Sale of Mortgages Purchased Prior to July 1, 1948; Fulfillment of Prior Commitments
Act July 1, 1948, ch. 784, § 2,62 Stat. 1209, provided that: "Nothing in the amendment made by the first section of this Act [amending sections 1716, 1717 to 1721 of this title] shall limit the authority of the Federal National Mortgage Association to service or sell any mortgage purchased prior to the date of the enactment of this Act [July 1, 1948], or to purchase, service, or sell any mortgage with respect to which a commitment to purchase was made prior to the date of the enactment of this Act [July 1, 1948]."
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A national historical monument has a strategic location which was settled in the Celtic and Great Moravian periods. The architecture of the castle was mostly influenced by reconstruction works during the Gothic and Renaissance periods and during the reign of Maria Theresa. In 1811 it burned down. It was reconstructed in the 1960s.Address: Bratslavský Hrad, Stare MestoPhone: +421 2 2048 3111Website: http://www.bratislava-hrad.sk
St. Martin's Cathedral is a national historic monument; a Gothic church with several chapels, consecrated in 1452. Between 1563 and 1830, 11 Hungarian kings and 8 queens were crowned here. The cathedral tower rises to a height of 85 metres and is topped off by a gold-plated replica of the royal Hungarian crown.Address: Dóm Sv. Martina, Rudnayovo namestie 1Phone: +421 2/5443 1359
A Gothic gate built in the first half of the 14th century; it consists of a square tower with a walkway on the ground floor. After the reconstruction of the tower in 160 - 61, the Town Museum established a Museum of Weapons there.Address: Michalska vez, Michalska 24Phone: +421 2 5443 3044Website: http://www.muzeum.bratislava.sk
The Old Town Hall is a complex of various buildings originating from different architectural periods. It housed the self-government of the town headed by the mayor. The Town Hall's core was established in the first half of the 15th century from the house of Mayor Jacob. Since 1868 it has been the seat of the City Museum, housing an exhibition of town history and feudal justice.Address: Stará Radnica, Primacialne námestie 3Phone: +421 2 2048 3111Website: http://www.muzeum.bratislava.sk
Primate's Palace is a gem of Neo-Classical architecture. The original residence of Esztergom Archbishop. It includes a Mirror Hall and a famous collection of 17th century English tapestries depicting the tragic love of Hero and Leander. The palace made history during an important event in 1805; after the battle of Austerlitz, France and Austria signed the "Peace of Pressburg" treaty in the palace.Address: Primaciálne námestie 1
Earl Anton Grassalkovich had this palace built in 1760. In the 18th century, there was a lot of social activity in the palace and guests included Joseph Haydn. After reconstruction works in 1996, the palace became the seat of the president of the Slovak Republic.Address: Grassalkovicov palace, Hodzovo nam. 1
Originates from the beginning of the 20th century. It is characterised by the blue colour of its façade with a textbook example of secession style in the sacral architecture. Interesting about the church is that a model of it is located in the Mini-Europe Park in Brussels.Address: Bezručova ul.
A national historical monument; a memorial and cemetery of 6,845 Soviet soldiers who were killed during World War II. The terrace of the memorial offers spectacular views of the city.Address: Na SlavíneOpening hours: unlimitedSubway: bus # 147
A part of Bratislava, a monumental castle ruin situated above the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers. Today, this national cultural monument is a popular attraction for tourists.Address: Muránska ul.Website: http://www.muzeum.bratislava.sk
The museum shop is a little store with general goods, authentically furnished like stores from the 19th and 20th century. The shop´s offer returned to foods produced according to traditional methods in Slovakia and beautiful things produced by skilful people of our country. Museum exposition, which is a part of the store, shows unique exhibits of old Bratislava shops and factories. Get to know the original packaging, advertisements, cash registers and other magical objects. Entry to the museum section is free. Bratislava City Card holders have discount on their purchase here.Address: Biela 6, BratislavaPhone: +421 905 349 049Website: http://kalendarakcii.bratislava.sk/vismo/akce.asp?id_org=700021&id=10510Opening hours: Tue - Sun: 10:00 am - 6:00 pmMore info: www.facebook.com/obchodvmuzeuTickets: free entrance
The 1. Slovak Pub has, in its short history, become one of the favourite spots for college students. The first, and probably the only pub in the world, where you can get a free soup for an A on an exam. The concept of the Slovak Pub is to present Slovak history and things authentically Slovak at one place. Its individual rooms present eras ranging from the old pagan times up until the revival era of the 19th century.Address: Obchodná 62; 811 02 BratislavaPhone: +421 2 5292 6367Website: http://www.slovakpub.sk
In the inlet section, which is accessible from SNP square is Bratislava, is situated Golden Lane presenting the facade of the original houses that already do not exist. Thus, except the only one - the herd's house on the Jewish street called "At the Good Shepherd". You can find the shop with product from our Organic farm in this little house in our place - in addition to 100% sheep's cheese and smoked sheep's cheese it will offer also our bread and fresh loaves. From the houses, which we try to maintain for your memory, you can find in Bratislava's Golden Lane for example an indication of the building of Town Hall Zuckermandel, home of sculptor M. X. Messerschmidt from Vydrica / sample of his work Character Heads / and an old bakery where we bake the original furnace Bratislava's rolls .Address: Nám. SNP č. 8; 811 02 BratislavaPhone: + 421 907 227 754Website: http://www.bratislavskarestauracia.sk/en/index.html
watch. After a 45 second elevator ride, you will be left speechless! At 95 metres and views as far as 100 kilometres, your unique experience begins. Our observation deck is open daily from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Watch the entire city lying at your feet. taste. The Taste restaurant has been opened since 2005 when its renovation was completed, and it immediately became one of the most prestigious restaurants in Bratislava. The regularly modified seasonal menu is a fascinating combination of Mediterranean and Asian culinary techniques. Each dish is created for you by our chef Peter Kiss with great passion. groove. Once a month, the restaurant undergoes an amazing change – "fine dining" turns into an unbelievable party. The Groove party is guaranteed fun for all those who want to enjoy life to the fullest. Entry is with an invitation or booking only.Address: Most SNP; 851 01 BratislavaPhone: +421 2 62 52 03 00Website: http://www.u-f-o.sk
Café Roland is a magnificent fin-de-siécle establishment and a Bratislava institution. Overlooking the Main Square, Café Roland is a bit expensive, but worth it - the espresso is divine. There is a staggering range of cakes on offer if you fancy indulging on a grand scale. During the summer the café spills outdoors and the atmosphere is positively buzzing.Address: Hlavné námestie 5Phone: +421 2 5443 1372Website: http://www.rolandcaffe.sk
A grand café of the Vienna school, Kaffé Mayer is one of Bratislava's most famous establishments with an impeccable pedigree. It's popular with a more mature crowd and reflects this in the prices. Kaffé Mayer is notorious for its scrumptious deserts. The coffee isn't bad either, but the striped vest waiters might take some time getting used to.Address: Hlavné námestie 4Phone: +421 2 5441 1741Website: http://www.kaffeemayer.sk
A lovely café that also doubles up as an artist's gallery in the town centre. It's small but very popular. Check out the art or play pool on the sunny balcony.Address: Gorkého 11Phone: +424 2 2071 3686Website: http://www.gremium.sk
This is a very popular Irish pub that draws in the expats as well as locals. Typical of an Irish pub overseas, there is memorabilia galore, which includes a cobbled street! The Guinness served from The Dubliner's enormous bar is good. Bands play most nights and the atmosphere is fittingly friendly and loud.Address: Sedlárska 6Phone: +421 2 54 41 07 06Website: http://www.irish-pub.sk
This club is situated in a former nuclear bunker carved into a cliff beneath Bratislava castle. Ucko, as it is also known, is famous beyond Slovakia for its club nights that draw top international DJ's. The atmosphere is loud, the bear is cheap and the clubbers impeccably cool.Address: Nábrezie arm gen L SvoboduPhone: +421 2 5441 1183Website: http://www.subclub.sk
Cocoloco Cocktail bar is located in the historical centre of the city. They offer more than 120 cocktails, mixed drinks and good music every night. This cocktail bar is one of the city´s finest bars where the customers are sipping colourful cocktails or dancing to the loud music.Address: Námestie SNP 1Phone: +421 903 564 994Website: http://www.cocoloco.sk
Bratislava's Prime Spot for Soulful Music If you like to chill out with friends with jazz, funk, soul or electronic music background, the Nu Spirit Bar is the right place for you with colourful program of various types of music. Located just a short walk from the historical centre and the Opera, the Nu Spirit is an oasis of good music in increasingly commercial Bratislava nightlife.Address: Medená 16Phone: +421-905-865-566Website: http://www.nuspirit.sk/enOpening hours: Mon-Fri: 10 am - 3 am, Sat: 5 pm - 3 am, Sun: 5 pm - 1 amSubway: bus # 78, 95, X13, tram # 2, 4
The Nu Spirit is no ordinary DJ bar or a nightclub. The bar was established in 2001 with a clear focus on people, who like dance floors to be a bit more discerning. DJ's and live bands play soulful music six days a week. Styles vary from jazz to hip hop, house or drum'n'bass, but the common denominator remains the same. Music that is played here has to have soul. The list of DJs who have controlled the turntables in our bar includes people who have shaped the nu jazz / dance floor jazz scene over the past two decades, such as Shuya Okino from Kyoto Jazz Massive or UK legend Paul Murphy. You don't have to be an owl to experience the positive vibe of the Nu Spirit. We are open from 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. You can start your day here with a cup of coffee and free wi-fi Internet, and follow with a cocktail or two before the night kicks in.Address: Štúrova 19/3Phone: +421 917 304 801Website: http://www.nuspirit.sk/en/Opening hours: Mon-Thu: 8 pm to 5 am, Fri-Sat: 8 pm to 6 amSubway: bus # 78, 95, X13, tram # 2, 4
Enjoy the one and only ice bar all year round at -5°C / 23°F - cool drinks, dance club and great fun in Bratislava centre.Address: Dunajská str. 8, Bratislava, SlovakiaWebsite: http://www.icebar.skOpening hours: Mon - Thu: 5 pm - 11 pm, Fri - Sat: 5 pm - 3 am, Sun: 12 pm - 22 pmSubway: bus # X13, trolleybus 202 and 205 get off at Rajská bus stopTickets: 12 EUR with 3 drinks included (coctail/Heineken beer/Amundsen vodka), 5 EUR for kids (no drink)
Popular shopping centre in Bratislava situated on the right bank of Danube River - in Petržalka.Address: Einsteinova 18Website: http://www.aupark.sk
The biggest and well-known shopping place in Bratislava.Address: Ivánska cesta 12, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.avion.sk/
Shopping centre, promenade and park on the bank of the Danube.Address: Pribinova 8, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.eurovea.com/sk/
Modern shopping centre situated in the Bratislava New Town.Address: Vajnorská 100, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.poluscitycenter.sk/
Tesco Shopping Centre in the Old Town.Address: Kamenné nám. 1, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.itesco.sk/sk/obchody-tesco/my-bratislava/
Shopping centre near recreational area Zlate Piesky.Address: Cesta na Senec 2/A, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.shoppingpalace.sk/
The most accessible shopping centre near Trnavske myto.Address: Metodova 6, BratislavaWebsite: http://www.central.sk
Airport Bratislava is located approximately 9 Km from the city of Bratislava. There is no rail connection to the city but there is a bus service from outside the terminal operated by MHD. The journey would take approximately 30 minutes. By taxi it will take around 15 minutes.Website: http://www.airportbratislava.sk


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In the fall of 2007, NYIT opened its American-style Nanjing campus in collaboration with Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications (NUPT). Four academic undergraduate degree programs are held in a state-of-the-art facility: business administration, communication arts, electrical and computer engineering, and computer science. NYIT-Nanjing students have access to NUPT residence halls, dining facilities, and activities.
All programs are taught in English by NYIT professors; the curriculum mirrors that of NYIT's programs in the United States.
October 2007: NYIT establishes NYIT-Nanjing, the first American undergraduate campus in China with a special address by NYIT President Edward Guiliano.
September 2008: The first group of NYIT-Nanjing students travel to New York as part of NYIT's global exchange program.
October 2008: President Guiliano opens the 2008-2009 academic year in Nanjing.
April 2009: NYIT celebrates 10 years of offering academic programs in China (in 1999, NYIT began offering an M.B.A. program in conjunction with Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics).
September 2009: NYIT-Manhattan hosts the first NUPT study group of NUPT professors--the first collaborative training, networking, and cultural exchange of its kind.
April 2009: NYIT hosts its first student film festival in Nanjing, China.
April 2010: NYIT hosts a Think Green Forum attended by Chinese and U.S. government officials, leaders in higher education, and innovators and executives in the public and private sectors.
May 2010: NYIT hosts a second student film festival in Nanjing, China.
June 2010: The first students enrolled in programs at NYIT-Nanjing graduate. They complete their studies in New York.
April 2011: NYIT hosts its annual student film festival in Nanjing, China.
NYIT hosts Crossing Borders: Teaching and Learning in a Global Age.
June 2011: NYIT held its first graduation ceremony in Nanjing for 132 students in the Class of 2011.
October 2011: NYIT announces the opening of a Center for Humanities and Culture at NUPT. A $100,000 grant by the U.S. Department of State and the American Embassy in Beijing will be used to establish and operate the center.
April 2012: NYIT President Edward Guiliano, Ph.D., introduces the NYIT Center for Humanities and Culure at a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by U.S. Consul General in Shanghai Robert Griffiths.
NYIT's annual student film festival takes place the same month in Nanjing and features guest speakers such as internationally acclaimed writer/director Mike Figgis (Leaving Las Vegas).
August 2012: Monique Taylor, Ph.D., joins NYIT-Nanjing as campus dean and executive director.
April 2013: The NYIT Center for Humanities and Culture at NUPT presents "Making Creativity Work," a year-long, innovative project of communication arts study and creation, funded by a $25,000 U.S. Department of State Federal Assistance Award. "Making Creativity Work" featured a panel discussion about Intellectual property rights and the film industry as well as a review and critique of NYIT Student Public Service Announcements (PSAs).


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The Jefferson-Can Scholars Program may be changing its name, but the scholarship will be provided for years to come.
Northern New York Community Foundation and Stephen H. Can, class of 1980, have pledged to contribute $50,000 annually to the Jefferson-Can Community Scholars Program.
The scholarship was created by Mr. Can and the Jefferson Community College Foundation to provide students in the top 15 percent of their high school class a full scholarship for their first year at JCC.
When the Jefferson Foundation first established the Scholars program in 2007, it was understood that we would need community support to sustain it over time, JCC President Carole M. McCoy said in a news release. The Northern New York Community Foundation, Stephen Can and the College all share a common mission to support our community through education.
According to the release, Mr. Can and the community foundation will contribute $50,000 annually while the JCC Foundation pitches in 20 percent for three years.
Mr. Can, a Blackstone Group senior managing director, recently was presented the Professional Achievement award and the Jefferson Citation for his professional work and contributions to the college.
The community foundation will manage and administer the scholarship. High school seniors will be able to find the applications in October in their high school guidance office, at JCCs financial services department and at the Northern New York Community Foundation office at 120 Washington St.
According to the release, there are 54 Jefferson-Can Scholars enrolled at JCC. Since the scholarship was developed, 290 students have received the scholarship.
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UNI dispels SDSU
The South Dakota State wrestling team was decisive early, but Northern Iowa won nine-straight matches and won 41-3.
Aaron Pickrel opened the dual with a tough win versus Ryan Jauch at 125 pounds. Pickrel scored a takedown late in the first period and surrendered an escape. After starting on top, Jauch nearly rode out the entire second period, but Pickrel added an escape late in the second. Then, Pickrel did what Jauch could not and rode out the entire third period for a 3-1 decision.
"It is nice for Pickrel to get a win," head coach Chris Bono said. "He is working hard and hopefully he can keep it rolling through the next couple weeks."
The next matches were not as pleasant for SDSU, as UNI won three-straight matches by pin. The streak put the Panthers on top 18-3. Two of the three UNI wrestlers were ranked in the top-15 of the NCAA coaches' rankings.
In the 157-pound match, Cody Pack wrestled another ranked Panther in David Bonin. Bonin, ranked No. 18, scored numerous near falls, built a lead and scored a 15-2 major decision.
UNI led 22-3 at the intermission.
Joe Brewster opened the second half of the dual versus Jarrett Jensen at 165 pounds. Brewster and Jensen wrestled tough and were tied 1-1 late in the second period. Jensen scored a takedown, two points that proved to be the deciding factor, as Brewster only managed another escape and lost a 3-2 decision.
Unfortunately for SDSU, the momentum did not shift, as the Panthers won the remaining four matches. UNI scored one decision, two major decisions and one tech fall in the upper weights.
The results closed out the dual 41-3 in favor of Northern Iowa.
"The effort was better than last week," said Bono. "Looking at the positives, that is where we head. We need to keep positive, keep building and keep trying."
SDSU dropped to 4-9, while UNI improved to 7-3.
Next up SDSU continues its five-dual homestand versus Utah Valley. It is SDSU's third Western Wrestling Conference dual this season. Start time is set for 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6, in Frost Arena.
"The upcoming matches are important," Bono said. "It is conference. We need to win some conference duals to get to the NCAA Championships. We need to come out fighting."
Individual results are available below. Complete play-by-play is available at the beginning of this article.
Northern Iowa 41 -
125 - Aaron Pickrel decision Ryan Jauch (UNI), 3-2 (SDSU 3-0)
133 - No. 9 Levi Wolfensperger (UNI) pin Brance Simms, 2:18 (UNI 6-3)
141 - No. 15 Joey Lazor (UNI) pin Ben Gillette, 4:26 (UNI 12-3)
149 - Clay Welter (UNI) pin Tyler Johnson, 1:01 (UNI 18-3)
157 - No. 18 David Bonin (UNI) major decision Cody Pack, 15-2 (UNI 22-3)
165 - Jarrett Jensen (UNI) decision Joe Brewster, 3-2 (UNI 25-3)
174 - No. 21 Cody Caldwell (UNI) decision John Nething II, 9-2 (UNI 28-3)
184 - No. 6 Ryan Loder (UNI) tech fall Shea Nolan, 17-1 (6:25) (UNI 33-3)
197 - Taylor Kettman (UNI) major decision Joe Skow, 10-1 (UNI 37-3)
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Last month, Mr. Ma was told by U.S. officials to change his visa status from B1/B2 which is for business and tourism/non-business to EB-5 which provides a method of obtaining a green card for foreign nationals who invest money in the United States.
I went to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing again on Jan. 28, Mr. Ma said Thursday in an e-mail transmission from China. I brought a lot of documents which said that I was not ready to apply for my green card but need to travel to U.S. from time to time. The officer listened to my explanation and granted me a visa.
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Two sides of the same fence?
In my daily reading these two articles came fairly close together, and I have a strong feeling they are describing exactly the same project. *
From one side of the fence: A total rewrite: costly, time-consuming, but worth it?
"Our CMS was developed using Active Server Pages, and consisted of around 80,000 lines of VBScript code."
"as we continued to develop the rest of the framework, we saw that it took a lot longer than anticipated"
From the other side: The Homegrown CMS
"If one were to create a list of adjectives to describe this monstrosity, "stable," "reliable," and "accurate" would be strikingly absent."
"…nearly 200 tables (mostly imported from Microsoft Access) and not a single stored procedure. Boolean-type values were represented as a CHAR(5) field, holding possible values of 'true', 'false', or NULL…
"There were also no indexes. Nor any primary key columns… For inserts, an ID was assigned via in-line SQL by requesting the Max(ID) field of any particular table and adding 1."
My point of view: this sounds like a good counter-example to the (very good, but general) advice offered by Joel Spolsky: don't rewrite from scratch.
* EDIT: Vidar Langberget has advised that these are not the same project, proving that I'm not such a great prognosticator :|
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Spolsky's point is actually a commercial/managerial one: Never rewrite a 'product' from scratch, as it will be a different 'product' and inherently annoy everyone dependent on abusing original_product in ways the developers could never predict.
Now, if there's a reason to want a different product, that's cool, but to draw from recent examples:
If Apple had discontinued the Mac and declared the iPhonePadOS as the "new hotness" "rewrite from scratch" (which they pretend it is) Mac OS XI…
If Microsoft had discontinued the Win9x horrorshow with NT before the "merging" into the sufficiently-bug-compatible XP…
… existing users would've been very unhappy, because they'd feel "lied to" — Original_Thing 2.0 is nothing like Original_Thing 1.0. And if you're going to start from scratch, it's better to hand marketing (and the world) New_Thing than force everyone to get used to Original_Thing referring to two otherwise 'unrelated' things. Then, even if you have to kill Original_Thing because it's a horrible unmaintainable/broken/unprofitable mess, you aren't breaking the linguistic contract where a name should refer to a single 'thing'.
This gains you the efficiency of not playing mind games with yourself/your developers/your [customers|consumers|end_users], and also communicates your intentions more effectively. If New_Thing is a good enough idea, it should be able to stand under its own name, and if it's a sufficiently good replacement for Original_Thing, it should be able to obsolete it and supplant it without anyone having to pretend it's Original_Thing.
[Some companies manage to break this rule, but it's rare – and more often it's a case of offering Product and Product++ (see: Mac OS, Mac "OS X") in the exact sense of C and C++, rather than calling C++ "C 3.0".]
I'm the author of the blog post titled " A total rewrite: costly, time-consuming, but worth it?". I just wanted to point out that the two stories are not talking about the same project.
While we has some fundamental problems with our architecture, it wasn't badly developed like the one described at The Daily WTF.
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"The counter argument is that if the original code is *really* bad, i.e. an unmaintainable hodgepodge with little intrinsic value, then the cost/benefit ratio may very well swing in favour of a rewrite."
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SYRACUSE This one had all the makings of a grind-it-out, down-to-the-wire Big East Conference game that has been so typical over the years for Syracuse.
Then the Orange put together one of its patented runs, long scoring spurts that have helped them achieve so much Big East success, sparking a 78-53 win over Rutgers Wednesday night as SU began its 34th and final conference campaign before heading to the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Seventh-ranked SU (13-1 overall, 1-0) scored 21 straight points to end the first half, and 24 in a row overall, to beat the Scarlet Knights for the 13th straight time.
It also gave Hall of Fame coach Jim Boeheim his 903rd win in his 37th season at the helm, moving him past Bobby Knight and into second place on the all-time mens Division I wins list behind Dukes Mike Krzyzewski before 17,413 delighted fans in the Carrier Dome.
Im just happy to get it over quickly and move on, Boeheim said. But to me, this game is not about numbers. Its about what your team does, the players, coaches, opposing coaches and fans. And the great games weve had over the years, those battles that seem like just yesterday.
Senior Brandon Triche scored a season-high 25 points, making five 3-pointers, to lead the Orange attack. He also contributed six assists and three rebounds as SU posted its nations best 33rd straight home victory.
Junior forward C. J. Fair contributed 15 points, while sophomore point guard Michael Carter-Williams posted another double-double with 12 points and 10 assists.
Triche was on his game from the start, making his first three 3-pointers and simply taking over the game when it was close. Boeheim said he expects the Jamesville-DeWitt product to play like that every night.
Brandon was the difference because he played at such a higher level than anybody else, Boeheim said. He was in control all the way, making shots and plays and good decisions. I have total confidence in him and hes starting to believe in himself.
Triche said he was feeling it from his first shot, a wing 3-pointer, just 15 seconds into the game. But its not just about scoring points. Its about making plays for my teammates, working hard on defense and doing the little things that help us win.
Carter-Williams, who notched his ninth double-figure assist game, said he could sense Triche was going to have a huge night.
When he makes that first shot or two, you know hes not going to miss many, Carter-Williams said. Its my job to try to get him going and into the flow of the game early.
SU took control over the final eight minutes of the first half, producing one of its longest runs of the year.
After Rutgers seized its first lead at 20-18 on an Eli Carter short jumper, the Orange started to roll. Fair followed his own shot to tie the game, and Carter-Williams fed Southerland for an easy hoop to regain the lead for good.
After 10 more unanswered points in a four-minute span, a deep Southerland 3-pointer increased the lead to 35-20. Fair canned two more free throws and Triche fed Southerland for an alley-oop layup with 1:07 remaining to cap off the 21-0 spurt.
Meanwhile, the SU defense held Rutgers scoreless over the final eight minutes and to just two baskets in the last 9� minutes of the half.
It all started with defense, Triche said. We got out on their shooters better, got into the passing lanes, and the big guys did a great job of shutting off the inside. That led to a lot of easy baskets.
Boeheim said he was shocked that his club pulled away so easily. At 20-18, you could tell it was going to be a hard-fought, close game. Both teams were playing well, then we started playing better and even better again. We moved the ball and showed patience on offense for one of the few times in the last month. And we actually missed a lot of open looks.
Rutgers coach Mike Rice, returning to the bench after a three-game university suspension, said he expected some kind of Orange run. But not that big, he said. We kind of lost our composure for a few minutes, took some bad shots, and didnt get back well on defense. And Syracuse always makes you pay for that.
Rutgers (9-3), which saw its five-game winning streak snapped, was led by sophomore guard Carter with 19 points.
Boeheim said when he is retired and sitting on his couch at home, he might think about what all of the victories mean.
But when I get notes like I did after 900 from (former St. Johns star) Chris Mullin, whom I consider the best weve ever faced, and from (Butler coach) Brad Stevens, one of the great young coaches, thanking me for my contributions to the game, that makes me smile, he said.
SU hits the road for its next two Big East games, Sunday at South Florida and next Wednesday at Providence, before returning home to host Villanova on Jan. 12.
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that is the tool for the job.
I'm not sure if the title of the thread captures what I'm trying to do, but here goes anyway:
I have a script to flush a file that I need to run on ~20 linux boxes. What I'd like to be able to do is have a single script that I run from a central machine that can execute the flush script on each of the servers.
It can't be done as a cron job, and it's in response to an alert I receive. The script itself won't reside on any of the servers ideally, as I'd like to be able to change it on the fly in response to the alert.
I'm absolutely certain that this is a simple thing to do and I'm just being a tard
I'd be very grateful if anyone could help.
that is the tool for the job.
Well.. yeah, but I'd rather avoid ssh'ing into 20 boxes, which is kinda the point
you can just execute a command with ssh.
the other way to do it is to setup a shared folder that holds a script that can be executed from cron. that way any changes can be propogated to all without much effort.
You mean
ssh some.box some -command
ssh some.other.box some -command
ssh yet.another.box some -command
in a script type thing?
Well the original post yeah, thats what I figured. Although I would do several scripts for simplicity.
For example to upgrade all 20 boxes I would have a script that essentially just iterates thru each box, running the actual script that updates or whatnot that box.
if we have beer01.beer.com - beer20.beer.com, we can make a script that will iterate thru each server and update it.
for i in [1..20] do
update beer$i.beer.com
and then the script update would have all of the commands.
The other idea is to only make the update script, save it in a nfs/afs/smb share and have each box run it via cron.


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SDSU athletes earn academic honor...
The Summit League released its Fall Academic All-League Team today.
A total of 517 Summit League student-athletes from men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer and volleyball were recognized.
South Dakota State had 48 student-athletes receive the honor.
The Summit League released its Academic All-League Distinguished Scholars for the fall season earlier this week.
SDSU had 25 student-athletes named to the Distinguished Scholars list.
In total, 272 Summit League student-athletes were named to the list.
A complete list of SDSU Academic All-League honorees is available below.
SDSU Distinguished Scholars are marked with an asterisk.
A complete list of the 2011 Summit League Fall Academic All-League Distinguished Scholars is available at the beginning of this article, as is a list of the 2011 Academic All-League Team.
The complete Distinguished Scholars release is available on The Summit League website.
The complete Academic All-League Team release is available on The Summit League website, as well.
2011 Summit League Fall Academic All-League Distinguished Scholars
Women's Cross Country
*Laura Bauer, Jr., Nursing
Leah Bolon, Fr., Apparel Merchandising
Katie Boote, So., Pre-Veterinarian/Animal Science
Krista Creager, Jr., Dietetics
Molly Kopfmann, Sr., Nursing
*Danielle McCann, Sr., History
Erica Meyer, So., Pre-Nursing
*Courtney Neubert, Fr., Pre-Pharmacy
*Josie Oakland, Jr., Athletic Training
*Brooke Peterson, Fr., Pre-Nursing
*Tera Potts, Jr., Nursing
*Bobbie Sedlmajer, Jr., Architecture
*Laura Wolles, Jr., Nutrition/Food Sciences
Brooke Wyffels, Sr., Wildlife/Fisheries
Men's Cross Country
Jared Ailts, Jr., Biology/Spanish
Christian Karels, Jr., Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering
*Drew Kraft, So., Mathematics
Lars Mattison, Sr., Mechanical Engineering
Eddie Stenger, Sr., Health Promotion
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|Controversial Medical Clinic Back Before Boone
|Written by Steve Frank
|Thursday, 04 October 2012 06:16
The Boone Board of Adjustments will again take up the controversial construction of a medical clinic proposed for property on State Farm Road proposed by Phil Templeton in 2007 and twice denied by the Boone Town Council. The matter has, twice, ended up in court,
and the latest court ruling sent it back to Boone and mandated the procedure set for the 'adoption of findings of fact' regarding the Special Use Permit request. Approval by the Board of Adjustment and Boone Town Council would allow the medical clinic to be built at 315 State Farm Road. No public hearing will be conducted on the matter at the 5:30pm meeting.
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