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It should come as no surprise that Salmon River junior defenseman Dalton Roundpoint did a good job shutting down the top scorers on other teams this season.
Several times a week in practice Roundpoint had to go against teammates who made up four of the top five scorers in the Northern Athletic Conference.
After tussling with teammates Skylar Thomas, Dalston Day, Kason Tarbell and Kyle Lewis, Roundpoint could breathe easier when he played against his opponents in games.
I think that was a big plus for all of our defense, Salmon River coach Jim Barnes said. They are all excellent (offensive) players, really shifty, and (defenders) really have to be on their toes in practice. I think that was a big help for him.
Said Roundpoint, It helps a lot that (Salmon Rivers attackers) are the way they are. They are good.
As good as the attackers were, it was Roundpoint who emerged as the top player for the Shamrocks this season. He was not only named the Times NAC All-North Most Valuable Player, he was also named Section 10s All-American.
It was kind of a surprise, but hes been playing a lot of fall lacrosse and summer lacrosse, Barnes said. I think it was a surprise how well he actually did in the Section and against other teams. He really grew into a leadership category. He really took control of the defense and his overall play improved.
Salmon River went 17-1 this season, losing only to Cazenovia (12-8) in a first-round game of the state Class C playoffs.
Led by Roundpoint, the Shamrocks defense gave up only 91 goals in 18 games.
His positioning is really good, Barnes said. His takeaway and his stick skills are right on top as is his picking up the ball and passing, transitions. Hes just as good offensively. We used him as a midfielder in the state playoff game against Cazenovia and he played really well, scored a goal.
I think, even through a game from the start to the end, he does a really excellent job of taking away strengths and knowing what his tendencies are. I noticed that throughout games. Its tough when you are covering one guy. He will get open and score. But when it came down to his position, and playing the system, he did an excellent job.
Playing against good players in practice is not the only reason Roundpoint has been an effective defender.
He plays a lot of indoor box lacrosse, where he is an attacker, so he knows what opponents are thinking.
You have to really play the body and not go for the stick fakes, Roundpoint said.
The accolades that came late in the season surprised both Barnes and Roundpoint, who realize that in a sport like lacrosse it is usually the attackers with big scoring numbers who get the attention.
Usually for All-American you throw your offensive players in, Barnes said. I was surprised (other coaches) noticed him. As soon as I mentioned his name and the stuff hes done a lot of them were agreeing.
Said Roundpoint, Defense doesnt usually get recognized a lot. The players of the game are usually offensive. It really surprised me. I didnt think my name was up for it.
Being named Section 10s All-American could provide a boost for Roundpoints goal of playing lacrosse at the NCAA Division I level.
My favorite schools right now are probably Duke and Cornell, Roundpoint said.
Said Barnes, Hes been getting looked at by the local schools here. He has some Division I schools talking to him and Division III schools. Things will open up for him next year. I could see him playing Division I. Hes got the size (6-foot-2) and speed and talent. Hes very coachable and he can really understand the different positions.
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PROVIDENCE — Just days after Col. Brendan Doherty announced his resignation as Superintendent of the State Police, Gov. Lincoln Chafee has selected U.S. Marshal Steven O'Donnell as his replacement.
Chafee introduced O'Donnell as "a leader who has not only met expectations, but continuously exceeded them during a long and distinguished career." He recalled that, in 1996, then-President Bill Clinton named O'Donnell as one of the nation's 10 "Top Cops."
The governor confirmed that O'Donnell was the only candidate seriously considered for the position and said he is "completely confident" that O'Donnell "is the right person for this job."
O'Donnell, who will be the 12th Superintendent in the history of the State Police, is expected to begin the job on or about June 1.
He said Monday that "since I was a teenager, my goal was to be a RI State Trooper. The State Police is embedded in me, as it were my own DNA." He said he is honored to be chosen to lead "an organization that has always been beyond reproach and understand and respects it traditions."
He pledged to lead by example and "maintain the high standards of excellence within the State Police and continue to move this organization forward."
O'Donnell also promised continuity at the top levels of the department.
"Although there are different faces at times, the State Police command staff will never change, nor will the State Police ever change who they are. The faces may be different -- newer, older – but the command staff we have a year from now, 10 years from now, will be the same type of people, and that's one of my missions."
O'Donnell joined the State Police in 1986 and served on the force for 22 years. During that time, he was a trooper, detective commander, field operations officer, chief of field operations, deputy superintendent and lieutenant colonel. Before joining the force, he was a North Kingstown police officer and an ACI guard.
Asked about enforcement of immigration laws, which came as a point of contention between Chafee and Doherty just a week before Doherty abruptly announced his retirement, O'Donnell said, he had talked with the governor and his staff "at length" about the issue.
"The governor fully supports Attorney General (Peter) Kilmartin's position with (the federal Secure) Communities Program and his goal is to take violent offenders off the streets, his goal is to protect the citizens of Rhode Island." He said the State Police would work with the attorney general's office to monitor the program to make sure it is working properly.
"It is my concern that the RI State Police continue to do the job they are paid to do and if that means we use Secure Communities to get that job done, then we do so," O'Donnell said.
Doherty attended the announcement ceremony, telling those assembled that "I'd like to say to my fellow Rhode Islanders that we are in good hands with the future appointment of Steven G. O'Donnell." He praised Chafee with a "job well done" for selecting O'Donnell.
"I wish you well, my friend and I will always be there to support you," he told O'Donnell.
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The appointment must be confirmed by the state Senate.
House Speaker Gordon Fox told O'Donnell, "You coming back home to the State Police is in my eyes, a wonderful selection, a wonderful pick. The State Police are so professional, so integral to what we do here in the state." He added that, "the people of Rhode Island are safer and more protected and this state will perform better knowing we have people like Steve O'Donnell at the helm."
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WATERTOWN A Canadian company that completes vehicle seat assembly and manufactures panels for trains soon will relocate from Ogdensburg into the Watertown Center for Business and Industry on Starbuck Avenue.
On Tuesday morning, the WIC Board approved a one-year lease with Tulmar Manufacturing Inc. to occupy 7,000 square feet of space in Building C of the industrial center. New York Air Brake is using the space for storage.
Tulmar, a 22-year-old Canadian firm with a U.S. subsidiary since 2004, employs three workers but intends to expand that number to about 10 over the next three years.
According to the lease, the company has a two-year option for the space after the initial year. WIC board member Nickolas W. Darling said the light manufacturing company is a good addition for the small business incubator, which offers low-cost rent to its tenants with the idea that they will grow and then move out on their own.
Its like having a pocket full of aces, he said before voting for the lease. Its a no-brainer for me.
The new tenant comes at a good time for the financially-strapped WIC. Its the sixth company that has moved into the Starbuck facility in recent months.
William J. Soluri, the industrial centers site manager, said Tulmar eventually will pay $2,629.92 a month for the space, not including utilities.
The company needs to move from its current location to cut down on higher operating costs, WIC officials said. Much of Tulmars business comes from U.S. military contracts.
According to the lease, the company initially will pay a full base rent of $3.15 per square foot for half of the 7,000 square feet and $2 per square foot for the other half. If the company remains for the optional years, the lower figure would increase to $2.50 per square foot for the second year and $3.28 in the third year for half the space. After that, it would pay full-market base rent, Mr. Soluri said.
In 2009, Tulmar became the first tenant in the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authoritys commerce park when it signed a three-year lease.
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Ph.D., Widener University
M.S.N. and School Nurse Certification, Immaculata University
Business management certification, University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School
I consider it a privilege to be an educator and I love to teach. I believe that it is our mission in higher education to provide the best quality education to meet the needs of diverse populations of students who look to us to further their educational goals. To this end, I encourage my students to share their thoughts and ideas, respect each other's cultural differences, and value knowledge as a lifelong learning experience.
Chiatti has experience in a broad range of settings in the health care industry, having worked as a school nurse, a case manager, a medical-legal consultant, and a registered nurse.
Chiatti has published several articles and given presentations on different cultures' traditional beliefs about health, instructor-student relationships, childhood obesity, and end-of-life issues. In keeping with her research interests, Chiatti is a member of the Transcultural Nursing Society and the American Anthropological Society's Section for Medical Anthropology.
For seven years, she has served as an elected officer in the Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society, and she won her chapter's Outstanding Nurse Award for Nursing Education in 2010, and the President's Award for Distinguished Service to the Chapter in 2009. She received the Nurse Scholars Award from Independence Blue Cross in 2004 and again in 2005.
Maternal-Child/Pediatric Nursing
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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., October 7, 2010 – Improving patient comfort and operator efficiency, Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging technology, today previewed its new CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera1 for eyecare professionals. The CR-2 retinal camera, which is awaiting FDA clearance, will be on display in the Canon booth along with Canon's current complete line of ophthalmic solutions at Vision Expo West (booth #: MS6063) at the Sands Expo Center in Las Vegas, October 7th – 9th, 2010.
The CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera incorporates the latest in Canon retinal imaging technology and enhancements in a compact and lighter design, weighing only 33 pounds. The CR- 2 retinal camera can be easily installed and takes up minimal office space or for added convenience, can be easily transported when needed. The illuminated control panel on the CR-2 retinal camera allows medical staff to navigate operations in darkened rooms. Contributing to a lower total-cost-of-ownership, the CR-2 retinal camera can help reduce energy costs in medical facilities with its energy-efficient design.
"Canon's advanced diagnostic retinal cameras have expanded the limits of retinal photography and have helped to improve the quality of vision care," said Tsuneo Imai, senior director and general manager, Medical Systems Division, Canon U.S.A. "When we launch the CR-2 retinal camera, ophthalmic professionals will be able to easily and efficiently work with our equipment to provide quality care to their patients by providing the latest digital imaging features and technology."
The CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera incorporates EOS camera technology to create 15.1-megapixel retinal imaging2. This technology has been specifically adapted to capture extremely detailed diagnostic images of the retina, helping eye care professionals detect and monitor ocular conditions. A single sensor handles all functions for infrared observation, color and digital filtered images for red-free and cobalt imaging.
The CR-2 retinal camera's low flash intensity minimizes pupil constriction and shortens the time required for taking multiple pictures such as binocular, stereo photography. It also helps avoid having to retake images due to patient's blinking. The CR-2 retinal camera's small pupil mode has a 3.3mm diameter that contributes to efficient screening and assists when a patient's pupil is difficult to dilate. The auto exposure function optimizes image brightness without having to manually set the observation light and flash intensity. The white LED for flash intensity improves maintenance frequency and power consumption, helping to save on operating costs.
The Canon CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera comes with the latest version of the Canon Retinal Imaging Control Software that supports the Windows 7 operating system and the export of data. The PC-based software allows quick input and access to demographic information and images required to assist in diagnosis, and easily save data to various external media. Collecting, processing, archiving and referencing data has been made easier while RGB images or line drawings of current cup-to-disc ratios can be stored easily alongside patient name, patient indentification number, accession number, right/left eye, photographic mode, and date of examination.
The CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera joins Canon's complete line of total digital imaging solutions and workflow management solutions for ophthalmic professionals.
For more information about Canon ophthalmic devices and solutions, please go to www.usa.canon.com/eye-care.
Canon U.S.A., Inc., is a leading provider of consumer, business-to-business, and industrial digital imaging solutions. Its parent company, Canon Inc. (NYSE:CAJ), a top patent holder of technology, ranked fourth overall in the U.S. in 2009†, with global revenues of US $35 billion, is listed as number six in the computer industry on Fortune Magazine's World's Most Admired Companies 2010 list, and is on the 2009 BusinessWeek list of "100 Best Global Brands." Canon U.S.A. is committed to the highest levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing 100 percent U.S.-based consumer service and support for all of the products it distributes. At Canon, we care because caring is essential to living together in harmony. Founded upon a corporate philosophy of Kyosei – "all people, regardless of race, religion or culture, harmoniously living and working together into the future" – Canon U.S.A. supports a number of social, youth, educational and other programs, including environmental and recycling initiatives. Additional information about these programs can be found at www.usa.canon.com/kyosei. To keep apprised of the latest news from Canon U.S.A., sign up for the Company's RSS news feed by visiting www.usa.canon.com/rss.
Specifications subject to change without notice.
All referenced product names, and other marks, are trademarks of their respective owners.
1The CR-2 Digital Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera has not yet been cleared by the FDA. This device has a 510(k) application pending with the FDA. Not for sale or lease in the United States.
2 Based on using the EOS Digital Camera; resolution may vary depending on camera model.
† Based on weekly patent counts issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.


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Description: We offer you an unforgettable experience by undertaking the Way of St. James on foot, staying in 3* hotels to get a good rest after each stage, with accompanying guide so as not to miss any details about the sights along the way, with a support coach to carry your luggage and take you to your accommodation at the end of each stage, with dinner waiting for you every evening…
Itinerary: Day 1 (Friday): Astorga.
Day 2 (Saturday): Rabanal del Camino - Ponferrada.
Day 3 (Sunday): Ponferrada - Alto do Poio.
Day 4 (Monday): Sarriá - Portomarín.
Day 5 (Tuesday): Portomarín - Palas de Rei.
Day 6 (Wednesday): Palas de Rei - Arzúa.
Day 7 (Thursday): Melide - Arca.
Day 8 (Friday): Arca – Santiago.
Day 9 (Saturday): Santiago.
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- Minimum participants: 4
- Maximum participants: 15
Arrival in Astorga at clients' own expense. Meeting point in hotel.
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-ACCOMMODATION: 8 nights in hotels and rural tourism establishments. We endeavour to alternate stays in comfortable hotels, located in interesting towns along the Way of St. James, with rural tourism establishments whose architecture, hospitality and gastronomy round off the day with a special touch.
- MEALS: Both breakfast and dinner is included. Although lunch is not included, we will stop along the way to eat something and get our strength back in some of the villages we pass through –the guide will suggest a place depending on each day's itinerary.
- GUIDE: The guide knows the Way of St. James well and will provide information about its monuments, history and scenery. The guide will coordinate the trip at all times.
- TRANSPORT: Apart from transfers to and from our accommodation, it will carry our luggage and provide support during the itinerary on foot. This will enable us to pick anybody up or shorten the route if necessary (providing the stage's characteristics enable such). Since the minimum number of participants is 4, the vehicle may be a people carrier (like a Mercedes Viano) or a minibus, depending on the number of passengers.
-Tour of Santiago's old town with official guide.
-Visit to Cathedral roofs in Santiago.
-Travel documentation: map and pilgrim credentials.
-Travel insurance.
Day 1 (Friday): Astorga
Arrival in Astorga at clients' own expense. Meeting point in hotel, explanatory meeting with guide, handing over of pilgrim credentials and dinner in hotel.
Day 2 (Saturday): Rabanal del Camino – Ponferrada (25 Km). Night in Ponferrada.
After breakfast, beginning of 1st stage of the Way; we head towards Rabanal del Camino to begin the hike. A 25-km (15-mile) walk to Molinaseca, where we finish the itinerary and prepare to visit the town. From there we travel to Ponferrada to visit the Templar Castle and then go to the Hotel. This stage is hard to beat since, apart from the beautiful scenery we discover crossing over the mountains that separate Maragatería from the Bierzo region, we pass through numerous places of great importance in the history of the Way: Rabanal, Foncebadón, Cruz de Ferro, El Acebo, Molinaseca and Ponferrada.
Day 3 (Sunday): Ponferrada – Alto do Poio (17 Km). Night in Sarria.
Breakfast in hotel and beginning of 2nd stage, which is shorter than yesterday's although steeper. We begin in Herrerías and end in Alto do Poio, 17 km (10 miles) away. While yesterday's stage was good, today's is even better. The way into Galicia, going up towards O Cebreiro, is spectacular and gives us the chance to stopover in the town to rest a bit, eat and visit the "Pallozas" (thatched-roof constructions), the pre-Romanesque Church of Santa María and the mountainous architecture of this part of Lugo. After O Cebreiro, we pass through Alto de San Roque and finish in Alto do Poio. There are magnificent views throughout almost the entire itinerary, since the Way goes through highlands overlooking a large area of pasture grounds, woodland and villages. Back in the coach, we drive to Sarria where we spend the night, stopping on the way to visit the Monastery of Samos.
Day 4 (Monday): Sarriá - Porto Marín (24 Km). Night in Sarria.
Breakfast in hotel and beginning of 3rd stage, leaving all our luggage here since we will return after the stage. Today is a 24-km (14.5 mile) walk as far as the Church-Fort of San Nicolás in Portomarín. After Sarria we follow the complete itinerary so that those interested in obtaining the "Compostela" certificate may do so. The most important sights today are Sarria's old town (Church of El Salvador, Convent of La Magdalena), the Romanesque Church of Barbadelo and the Church-Fort of San Nicolás (erected by the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem). Since Lugo is near, we visit the city to see its impressive Roman wall and Cathedral before returning to the hotel.
Day 5 (Tuesday): Portomarín - Palas (24 Km). Night in Palas de Rei.
We drive to Portomarín and continue along the Way from the place we stopped yesterday. Today we reach Palas de Rei after a relatively easy 24-km (14.5 mile) walk without any steep hills. Accommodation in Palais.
Day 6 (Wednesday): Palas de Rei – Arzúa (23 Km). Night in Arzúa.
We leave Palas de Rei and begin the stage that ends in Castañeda, 23 km (14 miles) away. Today we discover countless items of interest: Leboreiro (small, magnificently conserved village), the medieval bridge over the Furelos River, Church of San Pedro and Church of Santa María in Melide. We also cross the rivers Pambre, Porto, Furelos and Boente, which flow through a region famous for its cattle and its cheese. We have the chance to try the local gastronomy in Melide and get our strength back for the final stretch.
After a bit of rest at our accommodation in Arzúa, we visit the Monastery of Sobrado dos Monxes, whose spectacular size and architecture makes it one of Galicia's most interesting baroque buildings.
Day 7 (Thursday): Melide – Arca (24 Km). Night in Arzúa.
We return to Castañeda to continue along the Way; from there we go down to the hostel in Ribadiso, a favourite with pilgrims due to its traditional architecture and location beside the Iso River.
We continue on to Arzúa, thereafter going through small villages such as Calzada, Calle, Salceda and finishing the stage in Arca. After today's 24-km (14-mile) walk, we go back to the hotel.
Day 8 (Friday): Arca – Santiago (20 Km). Night in Santiago.
From Arca we only have a 20-km (12-mile) walk to Santiago, passing through places of special meaning for pilgrims such as Lavacolla or Monte del Gozo, where we glimpse the city. We follow the same itinerary as medieval pilgrims, who reached Porta do Camiño via Rúa de San Pedro, thereafter going through Plaza de Cervantes as far as the Cathedral.
After eating and resting, we enjoy a guided tour of the old town and farewell dinner.
Day 9 (Saturday): Santiago.
Breakfast in Santiago, tour of Cathedral rooftops and end of our services.
- All departures have a limited number of participants.
- Booking requests should be sent to the organisation in writing (fax, mail).
- Once the organisation has confirmed the services, a deposit amounting to 40% of total booking price will be requested as a guarantee.
- The rest of the price should be paid 30 days at the most before departure.
Cancellation expenses once booking is confirmed:
- No cancellation expenses at least 2 months before departure.
- 40% cancellation expenses between 60 and 30 days before departure.
- 100% cancellation expenses within 30 days of departure.
We recommend taking out insurance to cover cancellation expenses.
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The Islanders are not named in the lawsuit, as they are a tenant at the Coliseum, owned by the County and managed by SMG. However, depending on the extent of the asbestos there's the possibility that they could use this as a way to either get themselves out of the lease or at least sue for damages on their own. But it is still way too early to tell if the Islanders have any viable legal options.
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New York Rangers
vs Montreal Canadiens
7:00 p.m., Tuesday
Madison Square
Rangers Record: 25-15-3
Canadiens Record: 23-16-3
Tonight, Jan. 11, the Rangers return home after a two-game
road trip weekend to take on the Canadiens. The Rangers, 6-2-2 in their last 10
games, are also riding a three-game winning streak, and will look to continue
winning ways against Montreal.
After a disappointing two games in Florida in which New York
was beaten by both the Lightning and the Panthers, the Rangers came back in a
fury, winning their next three games, all hard-fought and all by a one-goal
margin. The team's most recent winning streak showcases its ability to play
through adversity—coming back from deficits, preserving close leads and playing
with passion. These games are so-called "character wins;" they really prove the
team's toughness, intensity and drive to win.
The Rangers have been plagued by a slew of injuries this
season, and the last game was no different. In addition to dealing with the
long-term injuries of forwards Derek Boogaard, Ryan Callahan and Vinny Prospal,
the Rangers lost forward Alexander Frolov to a knee injury sustained during
Saturday's win against St. Louis. Due to the injury, Frolov will miss the
remainder of the season and join the Rangers' prodigious injury list.
To fill the gaps left by these injuries, Rangers General
Manager Glen Sather traded veteran defenseman Michal Roszival to the Phoenix
Coyotes for forward Wojtek Wolski. Wolski, a 6-3, 215 lb. forward, has had an
off-year so far this season. The 24-year old has been a prolific goal-scorer in
the past, however, so the Rangers can expect good things from him. Hopefully a
change of scenery will be just what he needs to get back to his previous
The Habs are dealing with injuries to defensemen Josh Gorges
and Andrei Markov, both on the injured reserve. Also, forward Michael
Cammalleri, historically extremely successful against the Rangers, will be
missing tonight's game due to illness.
This game should be a real thriller, as it is the first
meeting between the two clubs this season. Make sure to tune in to the game and
Wolski's Rangers debut!


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Note: Ascension Rules Change 3/4/10. See Below.
"Lords of Creation" is one of the most addictive forum games you'll ever encounter. You might recall one of the earlier versions, played on these boards and the 3.5 boards. If you saw it and wanted to join but the collective history was too daunting, fear not; now is your chance. This is a play-by-post cooperative world-building game in which the players take on the role of gods, with the full powers and influence thereof. The goal of this is to produce a campaign world complete with history, pantheon, geography, races, creatures, and anything you could possibly imagine. One of the best elements is that the world is entirely organic; ancient wars, cultural growth, and divine conflicts are actually the result of warring interests, rather than being pulled whole cloth from a single person's imagination. This provides diversity that you just can't find anywhere else. And of course, we have a LOT of fun along the way. To facilitate play and later use, we also have a wikia where game information (such as homebrew races, maps, classes, etc) will be posted: loclightvoid.wikia.com/wiki/Lords_of_Cre...
You can find the basic rules here: loclightvoid.wikia.com/wiki/Intro_and_Ru...
And we also ask that you read these basic guidelines: loclightvoid.wikia.com/wiki/Guidelines
There is also a group for the game, which hosts in-world PbPs, discussions and important news broadcasts: community.wizards.com/lordsofcreation
Finally, many of us chat on and off about the game or other random things at
Room LoC.
Weekly Resets of PP artifacts and Exarchs will occur at 11:59 PM EST SATURDAY NIGHT
DAILY PP accumulation occurs at 11:59 PM EST.
Currently the Admins (and their gods) of the game are:
ff6shadow: Lohak
Topheh: Grawlf
Aradeia: Cru (Inactive)
Moondoggy: Sonel (Inactive at the moment)
Currently the Players (and their gods) of the game are:
Mechalibur: Zo-Att (Inactive)
AnubisDread: The Silent One
shadowhntr7 : Brinn
Veok: The Sculptor
Aldii: Maibe (Inactive)
Nerdzul: Eshcal
Ekluag: Shry
Aboleth11: Ymalos
Chapien:Sku'byss (Inactive)
Inactive Players Not having posted in two weeks will place you on this list. If you have found yourself on this list, you will no longer be included in the weekly PP information post. Simply PM an admin when you return, and resume play as normal. You will return to the active list as soon as we see you posting again.
MatthewSwift: Lizt
ArenTrel: Kouru
LordManshoon: Sorstal
DarkLotusBorn: Avalokama
Lord_Ventnor: Khitis
AngeloftheNight: Nenneve
Wizdude: Hulzeddim
Dead Gods These are the gods that have died for one reason or another. They are incapable of returning without the original player agreeing, as well as passing it by an admin.
Aradeia: The Sisters, Cru (stop killing your gods off already!)
Retired Players These are players who have been forced to quit for one reason or another. Their gods may or may not return to active play.
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Tour The Center - Medical Center
For students who have a number of classes on the Medical Center campus, the Student Success Center has a Medical Center location, conveniently located in the School of Nursing 114.
Along with office locations of staff in Medical Center Academic Advising, and staff available from Academic Support and Career Services, there is also student access to computers and space for studying.
The Student Success Center on the medical center campus gives students convenient access to academic support, including tutoring and study sessions, an opportunity to explore their options with academic advisors and career counselors, and other academic accommodations.
-Anthony (Tony) Breitbach, Ph.D., Assistant Professor/Director, Athletic Training Education Program
I recommend the Student Success Center to all students who are looking for assistance with their papers and career goals! The staff are extremely helpful and provide great resources for life in college and beyond.
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Clinical Research Unit, North Carolina
Research Triangle Park
The Clinical Research Unit (Clinical Research Unit: Translating Research from Bench to Bedside(940KB) ) is a 14,000 square foot facility on the NIEHS Research Triangle Park, North Carolina campus.
Previously, NIEHS research involving humans could not be performed on the main campus; therefore, a separate building was needed. The new CRU facility is situated adjacent to the main NIEHS laboratories and will permit scientists to conduct studies that involve on-site human sample collection, analysis and functional assessment. The CRU is designed to provide infrastructure and staffing for the on-site NIEHS Clinical Research Program (CRP), but it will also assume a core laboratory function in support of multiple NIEHS investigators. The CRU staff will provide support in the development of translational research protocols, research staff, and assist with patient recruitment and reimbursement. Basic sample processing will also be performed in specialized laboratories located on-site.
Scientists who will utilize the new facility have proposed a diverse array of research studies, which involve pulmonary diseases, medical genetics, cardiovascular diseases and reproductive health. The CRU will accommodate outpatient research only and will offer routine patient evaluation, as well as specialized diagnostic and analytical capabilities, such as pulmonary function testing and various imaging procedures. The Clinical Research Unit will also allow for advanced training opportunities for students and postdoctoral fellows whose research interests require access to clinical samples and patients.
The opening of the new CRU reflects a widening of the NIEHS research portfolio to include translational research. In the CRU, NIEHS scientists and grantees will be encouraged to develop protocols that promote translational and interdisciplinary research at various levels.
The NIEHS scientific leadership has devised a thorough scientific, human subjects protection and resource utilization review process to ensure that only the highest quality research is conducted at the CRU, that patient safety is ensured and that resources are appropriately allocated.


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Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain, then a chance of rain in the afternoon. High of 70. Winds from the South at 5 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 20%. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy in the evening, then clear. Low of 61. Breezy. Winds from the WNW at 15 to 20 mph with gusts to 30 mph.
EVENT of the DAY: Spirited Irish music in Woodside
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Bronx activists warn Queens to be wary of soccer stadium deal
This cautionary Bronx tale is one to avoid repeating. Bronx activists had some advice on Tuesday for Queens: Keep your precious park land and ignore the stadium sweet talk. Read more: New York Daily News
Queens man cleared of stealing police weapons for cash
Ronald De Shields faced serious charges. He was accused of sneaking into the 103rd Precinct in Queens, breaking into lockers and stealing two 9 mm guns from officers. Read more: NY1
Homeless sex offenders housed near school
Angry parents are demanding answers after a building that was supposed to house families in need in Queens is now home to some dangerous sex offenders. Read more: ABC New York
St. John's dean Cecilia Chang 'betrayed the students she was supposed to mentor' by forcing them to work for her or lose scholarships, feds say
A disgraced St. John's University dean threatened to revoke the scholarships of foreign students unless they washed her underwear, cleaned her home and cooked her meals, a federal prosecutor said Tuesday. Read more: New York Daily News
MTA fare, toll hike hearings scheduled
Public hearings will be held in November over the proposed increase in fares and tolls by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Read more: Fox New York
Choice dining time surcharges likely coming to New York City restaurants
The next time you go out to eat, you may end up paying more at your favorite restaurant. Read more: CBS New York
Sandusky gets at least 30 years, denies wrongdoing
In what sounded at times like a locker room pep talk, Jerry Sandusky rambled in his red prison suit about being the underdog in the fourth quarter, about forgiveness, about dogs and about the movie "Seabiscuit." Read more: AP
Toyota to recall 7.4 million vehicles over power window glitch
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Welcome to the New 3D Studio
Two great 3D Systems brands have merged!
The 3D Studio and Gentle Giant Ltd have combined their resources to bring you the highest quality licensed collectibles and digital 3D models.
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YIELD: Makes 4 to 6 servings
- 1 cup dried red lentils, rinsed
- 4 cups Brain-Boosting Broth
- 3 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 sweet potato, peeled and chopped
- 2 celery stalks, chopped
- 1 yellow onion, chopped
- 2 cups Roma tomatoes, chopped
- 1 tablespoon white miso
- 1 bunch kale, stemmed and chopped
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 6 fresh sage leaves, finely chopped, plus extra for garnish
- 1 sheet nori, julienned, for garnish
Place the lentils in a large saucepan and cover with 1 1/2 cups of the broth. Bring to a simmer over medium heat and cook, uncovered, until the lentils are tender, about 25 minutes. Stir in the garlic, sweet potato, celery, onion, tomatoes, and the remaining 2 1/2 cups of broth. Continue to cook, uncovered, for about 20 minutes, or until the sweet potato is tender. Stir in the miso, kale, and sage. Season to taste with salt and pepper, ladle into bowls, garnish with the nori, and serve.
Reprinted with permission from The Alzheimer's Prevention Cookbook: Recipes to Boost Brain Health by Dr. Marwan Sabbagh and Beau MacMillan, © 2012. Published by Ten Speed Press, an imprint of the Crown Publishing Group.


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Samuel Lee, Divinity
"Proximity to an APU regional center means easy access to quality education that is not only nationally known, but internationally respected. Lower student-professor ratios mean greater insight into theoretical and practical applications. The interaction between students and instructors is conducive to learning, and far more encouraging for lifelong learning."
Erl Cabanas, Teacher Education
"Every professor is supportive, knowledgeable, and eager to help me succeed. There are plenty of opportunities that help me grow into a strong, productive professional and prepare me for my future career."
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"One of the greatest benefits of attending a regional center is the community provided not only by the location but by the multicultural background of students that brings a beautiful diversity to the learning experience. I have learned the breadth and depth of Christian thought, belief, and practice which has challenged me in my own personal walk and decision making in leadership."
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Radiation with sufficiently high energy can ionize atoms; that is to say it can knock electrons off of atoms and create ions. This occurs when an electron is stripped (or "knocked out") from an electron shell of the atom, which leaves the atom with a net positive charge. Because living cells and, more importantly, the DNA in those cells can be damaged by this ionization, it can result in an increased chance of cancer.
Thus "ionizing radiation" is somewhat artificially separated from particle radiation and electromagnetic radiation, simply due to its great potential for biological damage. While an individual cell is made of trillions of atoms, only a small fraction of those will be ionized at low radiation powers.
The probability of ionizing radiation causing cancer is dependent upon the absorbed dose of the radiation, and is a function of the damaging tendency of the type of radiation (equivalent dose) and the sensitivity of the irradiated organism or tissues (effective dose).
Ionizing radiation originates from radioactive materials, X-ray tubes, particle accelerators, and is naturally present in the environment. It is invisible and not directly detectable by human senses; as a result, instruments such as Geiger counters are usually required to detect its presence. In some cases, it may lead to secondary emission of visible light upon its interaction with matter, as in the case of Cherenkov radiation and radio-luminescence.
Ionizing radiation has many practical uses in medicine, research and construction, but presents a health hazard if used improperly. Exposure to radiation causes damage to living tissue; high doses result in skin burns, radiation sickness and death, while low but persistent doses result in cancer tumors and genetic damage.
Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is represented as self-propagating waves. EMR has electric and magnetic field components that oscillate in phase perpendicular to each other and also to the direction of energy propagation. EMR is classified into types according to the frequency range of the waves, these types include (in order of increasing frequency): radio waves, microwaves, terahertz radiation, infrared radiation, visible light, ultraviolet radiation, X-rays and gamma rays.
Of these, radio waves have the longest wavelengths (lowest energy) and gamma rays have the shortest and hence the highest energy. A small window of frequencies, called the visible spectrum or light, is sensed by the eyes of various organisms.
Ionizing electromagnetic radiation is that for which the photons making up the radiation have energies larger than about 10 electron volts. The ability of an electromagnetic wave (photons) to ionize an atom or molecule thus depends on its frequency, which determines the energy of a photon of the radiation.
An energy of 10 eV is about 1.6×10 joules, which is a typical binding energy of an outer electron to an atom or organic molecule. This corresponds with a frequency of 2.4×1015 Hz, and a wavelength of 125 nm (this is in far ultraviolet) or less.(wikipedia.org)


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Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College are essential to the vitality of the greater Bemidji region and all of Minnesota.
Office of the President
1500 Birchmont Dr NE #3
Bemidji, MN 56601
Phone: (218) 755-2011
Fax: (218) 755-2749
As a regional, comprehensive university, Bemidji State recognizes the power of innovation, the importance providing access to a broad range of students, and the relevance of persistence in producing student success.
Establish a task force of students, faculty and staff to specifically identify and define root causes of barriers to creativity and innovation on campus.
Establish a Center for Creativity & Innovation (perhaps combination of virtual and physical) to foster the proposal of solutions which address barriers to innovation and also champion new campus initiatives in areas such as curriculum development, course delivery, organizational structure, collaboration, accessibility of students, etc.
Promote an environment of innovation and creativity through the search, hiring and retention process for faculty and staff as well as encourage faculty externships and exchanges.
Promote an environment of learning, knowledge and competence in students by increasing their level of participation and access to university resources such as Honors Council Lectures.
Prepare students for the larger world by requiring all degree programs to offer a variety of experiences beginning in the freshman year with potential employers, the community and across university departments including activities such as practicums, field trips, job shadowing, service learning, research projects, case studies, portfolios and e-mentoring.
Develop and promote a university wide system to expand the availability of individualized and competency based learning, including strategies such as prior learning, test-out and work and life experience assessment.
Create and implement a capstone "last year experience" for graduating seniors that would serve as a bookend with the First Year Experience course and a transition for life and employment after graduation. (needs to accommodate transfer, off-campus students)
Encourage faculty and staff to take an active role in reaching out to students through student campus organizations such as student senate and mentor them to increase the level of student engagement as it relates to university activities, committees and decision making processes.
Identify and implement personalized educational plans and retention strategies that address the unique needs of a diversity of learners such as age, culture, geography, social, economic and learning challenges.
Create a campus environment which identifies and incorporates soft skill development strategies for students, faculty and staff with topics such as social and interpersonal communication.
Develop and disseminate a master 4-year campus course schedule.
Create and install uniform faculty/staff photo directories for every department/office on campus and on the university web site.
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Although we are not completely certain about it, it has been rumored that the Unlocked Motorola Milestone ( Droid 2 ) will be powered by a 1GHz processor. Well, this is not all, as apart from this Verizon Motorola Droid 2 mobile, even the Motorola Droid X will be fitted with a 1GHz processor. So if you have the Motorola Droid X and were envious of your friends running applications super smooth on their HTC 4G, you now get to show off the same.
Earlier pictures released of this mobile stated that it would have a Texas Instruments (TI) OMAP processor, however, we have come to know that it will not be an OMAP processor but a Snapdragon processor. And not just any processor, a 1GHz processor, the very same one that powers the EVO. Although it is a little strange that this published tweet on Twitter was immediately deleted, we still managed to get all the required specifications. While the tweet suggests there will be a powerful processor for the Motorola Droid X and Droid 2, since the post was deleted, there are chances that Motorola might back down and go ahead with the initial TI OMAP processor.
Although nothing has yet been officially confirmed, Droid-Life sources state that the tweet was legitimate and both mobile devices will now support the 1GHz processor by Snapdragon. But, again, this has not been officially confirmed. According to the tweet the Droid X designate #10 has escaped, which is a bit difficult to understand, especially if you do not know how to follow tweets.
So far, all we know about the Motorola Droid X is that it will have an astounding 8 MP camera, HDMI out and an amazing large display screen of 4.3 inches. If it also manages to get the Snapdragon processor, you can be certain this would be the mobile users would want to get their hands on.


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No Clan is better then KeeblersArmy Although lately I haven't seen the clan master
just saw your sig, go final fantasy
ontopic: keeblersarmy? never heard of it. if its so good i think i woulda heard of it in seconds lol.
Clan Name: «enix»
Clan Master: OwNaGeXZ
Requirments: atleast a tiny bit of bf and slash shot, switch shot.
Ping: 30-170
Location: UK and USA
Other Info: Looking for people with a bit of talent
Website: www.fenixclan.kk5.org
Forum: www.fenixlair.jconserv.net
anyone know of any xfire clans?
lvl 20 W/Mo
lvl 20 R/Mo
lvl 20 A/R
lvl 20 Mo/W
lvl 20 D/Mo
lvl 20 E/Mo
PvP pure nuke ele or domination mesmer.
PvP(N/Mo) MM for alliance battles .
I have done closer to the stars with all so i can change their secondary profs. all charectors are rpg and have max heroes and all have max armor.
I'm currently looking for a clan on ijji GunZ. Level 22 with premium items.
I've mastered a lot of K-Style, so feel free to try me out ^_^.
IGN - WitcHunter
MSN - email@example.com
xfire - munhong
->If you can't contact me at all, PM!
Im looking for a clan in gunz basically just a fun clan not too pro. A website and forums would be nice.
Teamspeak- Yes
Vent- Yes
Xfire- mazdra
Isn't Alacrity a sword clan? I remember seeing qutie a few members and fighting them. O.O.im new so im shocked Alacrity is a Onrpg clan >.<
Physickidd - 12Sky - Devo/Fuj/Kat lvl 1xx
Empty your mind,be formless.Shapeless, like water.If you put water into a cup,it becomes the cup.You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bottle. You put it in a teapot it becomes the teapot.Now,water can flow or it can crash.Be water my friend.-Bruce Lee
wanna join my clan go to http://theseheros.blogspot.com/ for more info.
Only for noobs & their are a few rules that do apply.
This Hero