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Bernie Magruder series
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Bernie Magruder, who lives at the Besseldorf Hotel with his eccentric family, often solves the mysteries that plague Middleburg, Indiana, faster than the local police. It's a good thing that Bernie's such a gifted gumshoe; his father runs the hotel and bad press about his town keeps visitors away.
The Boys of San Joaquin
Chasing Vermeer
Chet Gecko series
Encyclopedia Brown series
by Donald J. Sobol
Leroy Brown, aptly nicknamed Encyclopedia, uses his sharp ear and keen intelligence to find every clue and detect every flaw in a culprit's story. He and his father, the chief of police of Idaville, work together to crack the toughest cases.
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
by E. L. Konigsburg
Feeling unappreciated by her parents, spunky Claudia Kincaid runs away to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Her brother, Jamie, joins her, and they become enthralled by a statue of an angel. Determined to discover the identity of the statue's maker, Claudia and Jamie embark on an adventure that leads them to the home of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, the previous owner of the statue.
The Egypt Game
Herculeah Jones series
Lady Grace Mysteries
Lewis Barnavelt series
The Name of the Game Was Murder
Nancy Drew series
by Carolyn Keene
Nancy Drew, a plucky amateur detective, tackles her own cases and helps her father, an attorney, with his. Using her curiosity, intelligence, and bravery, Nancy gets to the bottom of the most perplexing mysteries.
Sammy Keyes series
The Westing Game
By Ellen Raskin
Millionaire Sam Westing meets an untimely death at his mansion. At the reading of his will, Westing's quirky heirs are invited to participate in a game to unravel the mysterious circumstances of his death. They have plenty of incentive: whoever solves the puzzling crime will inherit Westing's $200 million fortune.
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Oklahoma Christian University is a higher learning community that transforms lives for Christian faith, scholarship, and service.
OC is Home. OC Grows. OC is Mission.
Location & Campus
OC's 200 plus-acre campus is located in northeast Oklahoma City, the state capital of Oklahoma. The university borders the city of Edmond. Students enjoy the academic, cultural and recreational benefits of a big city in a safe and comfortable suburban atmosphere.
University History
What began in 1950 as Central Christian College (with an enrollment of 97) has grown into a comprehensive Christian university serving almost 2,500 students. Affiliated with the churches of Christ, Oklahoma Christian welcomes all students who respect the university's commitment to academic and spiritual excellence and who respect the academic and spiritual pursuits of their fellow students.
Mascot & Colors
Oklahoma Christian University's "Eagles" mascot originated in 1952-53, two years after the founding of the school as a junior college. Isaiah 40:31 has served as a theme verse through the years: "Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint." OC's official colors of maroon and silver gray also were selected by vote of the student body.
National Recognition
- Named a "Best University-Master's" in the western region in U.S. News and World Report's "America's Best Colleges."
- Designated by The Princeton Review as a Best Western College.
- Named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.
- Gaming and animation program selected as one of the top 30 undergraduate programs by The Princeton Review and PC Gamer.
- Computer, electrical and mechanical engineering undergraduate degree programs accredited by The Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org. (One of just three members of 111-school Council for Christian Colleges and Universities with ABET accreditation for three programs).
- National History Honor Society chapter named a "Best Chapter" among all U.S. universities with 3,000 or fewer students for 18 straight years.
Other Academic Points of Pride
- 2nd highest state education certification exam pass rate in Oklahoma.
- 88% of classes/course sections have fewer than 30 students.
- 90% graduate and law school placement rate for OC language and literature graduates.
- 90% job placement rate for OC communication design (graphic design) graduates.
- 95% job placement rate for OC interior design graduates.
- 95% medical and graduate school placement rates for OC biology graduates.
- 100% of OC history and political science graduates who applied to history or political science graduate programs or to law school have been accepted in the last five years.
- 100% graduate school acceptance rate for OC Honors Program graduates the past four years.
- Oklahoma Christian University: Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
- College of Business Administration: Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
- College of Engineering and Computer Science: Computer, electrical and mechanical engineering undergraduate degree programs are accredited by The Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
- School of Education: National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education
- School of Nursing: Commission on Collegiate Nursing Accreditation
- Department of Music: National Association of Schools of Music
- Interior Design Program: Council for Interior Design Accreditation
- Council for Christian Colleges and Universities
- National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities
- Christian Higher Education Foundation
- Oklahoma Independent Colleges and Universities
- 112 full-time faculty.
- 100 percent Christian.
- Most faculty hold terminal degrees.
- 16-to-1 undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio.
- 88 percent of classes contain fewer than 30 students.
Undergraduate Areas of Study
14 academic departments operate in one of five colleges (academic divisions): the College of Biblical Studies; the College of Business Administration; the College of Engineering and Computer Science; the College of Liberal Arts; and the College of Natural and Health Sciences. Students choose from more than 60 majors and 30 additional areas of study.
Graduate Areas of Study
Graduate degrees include the Master of Accountancy, the Master of Business Administration, the Master of Science in Engineering, the Master of Arts in Christian Ministry, the Master of Divinity, and the Master of Theological Studies.
Library Resources
The Tom & Ada Beam Library contains more than 110,000 books and media, almost 30,000 electronic books, and access to more than 8,000 periodicals in electronic or print format.
- Apple Distinguished Program recognition.
- Wireless Internet access throughout campus.
- Information Technology's Help Desk provides more than 60 hours per week of staffed office hours plus 24/7 online support. IT responds to support requests with same-day resolution in most cases.
Student Demographics & Enrollment (Spring 2015)
- Total Students Enrolled: 2,433
- Undergraduate: 1,879
- Graduate: 554
- 55% men, 45% women
- Countries represented: 45
- States represented: 45
- Undergraduate students from:
- Oklahoma: 40%
- Texas: 24%
- Kansas: 4%
- Colorado: 3%
- California: 3%
- Washington: 2%
- Missouri: 2%
- Oregon: 2%
- Other states and countries: 20%
- Undergraduate ethnic minorities: 24%
Student Life
- 60 student organizations.
- Almost 1,000 students compete in 16 intramural sports.
- 80 percent of students live on campus.
- Recently completed $34 million housing project. Almost 1,800 living spaces available on campus in 12 residence halls and nine apartment complexes; more than 850 new or renovated spaces available.
Study Abroad Opportunities
- 20 study abroad and off-campus learning options, including the following institutional programs:
- European Studies Fall, Spring and Summer Programs (home base in OC's Das Millicanhaus in Vienna, Austria)
- Asian Studies Summer Program
- HonduraServe Healthcare Missions Program
- Ibaraki (Japan) Long-Term Exchange
- Korea Long-Term Exchange
- Latin American Program
- About 120 students participate in study abroad programs each year.
- 25 percent of graduating seniors have participated in a study abroad program.
Service & Missions
- More than 1,100 undergraduate students (60 percent) involved in ongoing service and ministry opportunities.
- More than 40 student service and ministry opportunities.
- 500 students, faculty, and staff members participate in mission opportunities each year. Some countries served include Australia, Austria, China, Croatia, Germany, Ghana, Honduras, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Rwanda, Switzerland, and the United States.
Athletics & Scholar-Athletes
- OC is a provisional member of NCAA Division II. We compete in the NCAA's Heartland Conference and in the National Christian College Athletic Association.
- More than 250 students participate in 12 sports, including baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, and track and field.
- OC has won 54 national championships, with 27 of them coming in the last six years.
- Placed in the top 10 in the national all-sports standings for five straight years.
- 3.29 cumulative GPA for the entire athletic department in 2013-14 (tied for #1 in Heartland Conference)
Financial Aid
- 95 percent of undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid.
- Only university in Oklahoma and in the CCCU to hold prices for three straight years before a small 3.26% increase for 2014-15.
- OC does not charge student fees.
Scholarships & Grants
- Institutional: $15,069,317
- Federal: $2,451,905
- State: $742,642
- Other external awards: $1,467,368
- Student Loans: $8,487,076
- Parent Loans: $3,420,284
- Work Study: $939,862
Costs (per year, 2015-16)
- Tuition: $19,890
- Room & Board (typical price for shared freshman housing): $3,870
- Meal Plan (residence hall meal plan): $3,160
- Click here for more information on OC's costs
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Edmond, OK 73013-5525
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Hundreds of activists showed up at a hearing about so-called "smart meters" held by the Texas Public Utility Commission this week, with most of them seeking a way to opt-out from receiving one of the controversial electricity meters that critics link to serious privacy and health concerns. A Republican member of the state legislature even promised that if the PUC refused to allow consumers a choice, he would introduce legislation to force its hand.
The federally backed meters have long been a source of controversy and criticism in Texas, which has rolled out millions of the devices in recent years and is reportedly almost 90 percent finished with its state-wide installation scheme. Hundreds of outraged citizens sent comments to authorities before the hearing demanding that their concerns be addressed, forcing the PUC to get a larger venue to hold the meeting. Most wanted the option to refuse a smart meter at the very least. Some were even seeking an "opt-in" system instead.
Opposition to smart meters in the Lone Star State recently exploded into the national headlines, too, when Houston-area activist Thelma Taormina pulled a gun on an aggressive installation worker who refused to get off of her property. "My main concern originally was the privacy — as far as I'm concerned this is a surveillance device," We The People 9/12 activist group founder Taormina told The New American after her bold efforts to avoid having a smart meter installed on her property became a nationwide sensation.
Taormina was one of the many Texans demanding a public hearing on smart meters. And at the meeting, she spoke out forcefully, telling the commission that it had no lawful authority to force the controversial devices on citizens without at least giving them an option to refuse. It is also part of a larger problem: the continual erosion of liberty, she said.
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entertainment! In response to your request for information on LINUX (FOR
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of May 22, 2002.
Combining the incredible technology of the PlayStation(R)2 computer
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Red River Region
Red River Regional Library is helping our local libraries build a "roadmap to the future" by providing the following services:
Join us in our quest with the Tennessee State Library and Archives in seeking the best services for all citizens using our public libraries in Red River Region and across the State of Tennessee.
Counties Served: Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Stewart, and Sumner.
Libraries Served: Cheatham County Public Library, Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library, Dickson County Public Library, Gallatin Public Library of Sumner County, Gorham-MacBane Public Library, Humphreys County Public Library, Houston County Public Library, Hendersonville Public Library of Sumner County, Portland Public Library of Sumner County, South Cheatham Public Library, Stewart County Public Library, White House Inn Library & Museum, Westmoreland Public Library of Sumner County.
The Regional Library program in the state of Tennessee was authorized by the State legislature in 1936 in order to serve the State's growing, but disparate population. Today's Red River Regional Library has been known as the Austin Peay State College Region (1947-1955) and as the Warioto Region (1955- 2012). The Region officially began as the Austin Peay State College Region on September 15, 1947 when Stewart, Houston, Humphreys and Perry counties where transferred from the University of Tennessee Junior College Region. The U.T. Junior College Region, located in Martin, had grown too large to provide adequate services; therefore, a new region was organized to take care of the extra load. These four counties had not had a regional librarian nor book service for six months. Needless to say, the organization of a new region was welcomed with enthusiasm.
As the population of the State grew and changed, so did the geographical shape and services of the Region. The Regional name was changed. A chronological overview history of the Red River Regional development follows:
From its establishment in 1947, the Region has been guided by the following directors:
In 2012, the Tennessee State Library and Archives reorganized the Regional Library System, and the name of the Region was changed to the Red River Region. The reorganization also realigned the duties of the Red River Regional Library and other Regional libraries to focus on providing professional advice and assistance to the member libraries. Services include:
In order to provide these services and others to public libraries in 8 counties, the Red River Regional Library has five staff members in the following positions: Regional Director, Assistant Director (Part-Time), Administrative Assistant, Technical Services Assistant, and Library Information Systems Specialist.
Over the past 66 years, the Regional Library helped provide enrichment for public library services for the citizens of the area. The Region started with a few small collections in libraries located in inadequate buildings with limited service hours. The Regional Library provided needed bookmobile and rural library book deposit services to multiple locations in eight counties. Today, the Region provides services to 13 public libraries helping enrich larger more diverse material collections in more spacious facilities, with longer public service hours per week. The Red River Region's Official Public Service Area Population is approximately 559,000. Technology support continues to be a major component of our services.
Without any doubt Regional services along with increased State, federal and local funding has increased the quality of public library services to all Tennesseans. The future roadmap of Red River Region shows a continuation of progressive and positive improvements to the public libraries that it serves in conjunction with the Tennessee State Library and Archives.


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CANTON -The new owner of the University Plaza on Route 11 said he has a signed lease agreement with one new tenant and is negotiating with three others retailers interested in renting space.
Dollar Tree, a discount retailer, has signed a 10-year lease to rent 8,600 square feet in the 40,000 square-foot plaza, according to David C. Muraco, president of Empire Property Management, Dewitt.
We have a signed deal, Mr. Muraco said Thursday. Well do some of the outside work ahead of time and then work on the inside.
Mr. Muraco is looking for tenants to fill space that will be available after Christmas when vendors in the Canton Classy Collectibles, formerly called the Canton Flea Market, have been directed to move out of the building.
The mission was to let them stay through Christmas to sell as much as they can, Mr. Muraco said, referring to about 30 market vendors.
There may be some space available to flea market vendors in March or April if any of the lease deals fall through, he said.
The Freihofer discount bread store thats now housed in the Midtown Plaza, Miner Street, may also move across town to the University Plaza, where they would rent 2,400 square feet of space, Mr. Muraco said.
We have a tentative agreement right now, he said.
Negotiations have also been ongoing for several months between Mr. Muraco and Jeffrey L. Proulx, a Canton business owner who operates six Save-A-Lot grocery stores in Potsdam, Ogdensburg, Gouverneur, Tupper Lake, Hornell and Bath.
The fourth potential tenant is a clothing retailer whom Mr. Muraco did not want to identify.
Mr. Proulx said Canton site is among several communities hes considering for a new store location, and hes in the process of comparing the different options.
Opening a store in Canton may be feasible, he said, if some financial incentives are offered to the plazas owner and individual retailers.
Those could include low-interest loan through the St. Lawrence Industrial Development Agency or through the town or village.
We are doing our due diligence and exploring what the different incentive packages are that are out there, Mr. Proulx said. There needs to be incentives to attract retailers.
Giving an example, Mr. Proulx said when he opened a store in Hornell the mayor of that city helped him secure a zero percent interest on a $250,000 loan that was used to get the store running.
Canton officials, he said, should be courting Mr. Muraco because hes invested a great deal of money in the north country.
Canton Economic Development Director Linda M. McQuinn said Canton has two separate, low-interest revolving loans available to assist small businesses open or expand.
One includes about $29,000 left over when the Canton Local Development Corp. disbanded earlier this year. The other has between $15,000 and $16,000 and is operated through the U.S. Department of Agricultures Rural Business Enterprise program.
Mr. Muraco purchased the plaza in July for $2.1 million. Since then hes installed a new roof, repaved the parking lot and improved drainage on the 24-acre property.
Im putting a lot of time and money into this. I really want to bring this plaza back, Mr. Muraco said.
Mr. Muraco also owns the shopping plaza on Route 11, Gouverneur, that houses Peebles, Tractor Supply and Dollar Tree stores.
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By MARY BERNARDVernal Express reporter
Gov. Gary Herbert formally opened Utah State University's Bingham Entrepreneurship and Energy Research Center in Vernal during a dedication ceremony Friday attended by hundreds of well-wishers.
"This is a time of unprecedented, unlimited possibilities," Herbert said. "Today is a red-letter day for the future of our country's energy independence."
The ribbon-cutting was a long-awaited event, following two years of construction and more than $15 million in contributed funding.
Herbert predicted that the Bingham Center - so nicknamed by the day's speakers - would become a cornerstone of Utah's economic opportunities in the years to come.
"The Bingham Center marks the collaboration of state, community and national leaders in the development of clean energy," the governor said, praising the generosity of local donors Marc and Debbie Bingham and Bob Williams.
The Binghams donated $15 million toward building costs, and Williams provided $5 million worth of land, roads and other infrastructure for the center - a high-tech education and research facility that will train students in business, engineering, natural resources and other programs. Factoring in matching contributions for the building, the entire venture exceeds $40 million.
Four years ago the Binghams also donated land for a new College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum on top of the bluffs southwest of Price. Fundraising efforts to build the new museum are still progressing.
Utah State University President Stan Albrecht said Friday that the Bingham Center already embodies all three of the governor's statewide initiatives.
"This center of education, energy research and economic development will host dignitaries from Estonia, Korea, Canada and Asia ... in the coming weeks," Albrecht said.
The foreign visitors will come to Vernal seeking to address global energy needs, Albrecht told an audience of roughly 200 people that included state and university VIPs, local officials, students and community members.
"This will be the place where we are challenged 'to be and to do something greater,'" added Robert Behunin, special assistant to the president of USU, paraphrasing Bob Williams.
Retired Vice Admiral John Grossenbacher, head of the U.S. Energy Department's Idaho National Laboratory, said the Bingham Center and the laboratory he leads will "partner in multi-disciplinary educational teams to meet and achieve success in energy development here and around the world."
"Sometimes we lead, sometimes we follow," Grossenbacher said, adding that what matters is that "we work as people in partnership with creative programs."
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"More and more of your sons and daughters are choosing to stay, learn and live in the Uintah Basin," Hawks said, noting that the average age of the student body is approaching 30 years old, down from a high of 35 years old.
One of the most animated speakers of the day was Marc Bingham, after whom the center is named.
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"Higher education creates its own positive energy, positive growth," he said.
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My only explanation is I have not set up mySQL right or my permissions are not set correctly to do this sort of query.
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At McKeen's Hockey, they rank the top 120 prospects in the NHL.
The Rangers have four of the top 120 with Chris Kreider leading the way at number six. Kreider's previous ranking was 23rd.
Dylan McIlrath is ranked 65th which is a drop from his previous ranking of 34.
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CANTON Sunlight flooded through stained glass windows at the Gunnison Memorial Chapel at St. Lawrence University on Wednesday evening, as people poured in to remember and reflect, on the anniversary of September 11.
On September 11, 2001, over 800 of us gathered in this very chapel, Kathleen Buckley, university chaplain said in an opening speech. We spilled out into the night overwhelmed with shock and grief. We gathered because we needed each other. We needed to touch, lift and love. We needed to be with other people to find comfort and hope. That night we prayed for peace.
Twelve years later, Sondra Goldsmith Proctor, musician in residence at the chapel, organized a Coming Together: A Time of Remembrance and Reflection concert in memory of the tragic events that took so many lives.
An open sing of Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi was performed by Northern Lights Orchestra and St. Lawrence University String Orchestra, conducted by Ms. Goldsmith Proctor.
Ms. Goldsmith Proctor said she picked the Vivaldi piece because she felt they needed something with joy in it.
The concert was made possible through a grant from Corning Incorporated in Canton and included a main chorus that featured solos by Julia R. Pomainville, mezzo-soprano, and Alexandra Jacobs Wilke, soprano.
Ms. Goldsmith Proctor also performed In Memoriam by Herman Berlinski on the organ.
When the four planes crashed, stealing over 3,000 lives and the entire worlds attention, Ms. Goldsmith Proctor was living in Washington D.C. as music director for Westmoreland Congregational United Church of Christ in Bethesda, MD.
She said she opened the doors of the church that day as a place of refuge and peace for people to come.
I felt that it was important to come together, to be a community, she said. People just came and starting at 10 a.m. the church filled and I played the organ.
Ms. Goldsmith Proctor said she would play for 50 minutes, take a 10 minute break then start playing again.
I played Bach and some Mendelssohn, but mostly Bach because its the most soothing, she said. Especially after the Pentagon was hit, people were foundering and didnt know where to go.
Ms. Goldsmith Proctor said it was an emotional experience to see the church full of people wondering what was happening.
The unknown is the frightening thing, but the people came together and they just needed to be together, she said.
Christian Hosmer, the conductor for both orchestras, played the cello during the concert.
Were all doing it with a purpose in mind, remembering the events and not forgetting about them, he said. I grew up in New York City so it was pretty personal to me, although I lived up here when it happened.
Theresa M. OReilly, Potsdam, is the administrative secretary for the library at St. Lawrence who follows the Northern Lights Orchestra.
I was at work when my daughter called me very upset, Theresa M. OReilly, Potsdam, said while remembering that day 12 years ago. When I heard, I ran out, got my boss and we put the news on the big screen.
It was an emotional experience for some orchestra members as well.
There were a lot of tears when we rehearsed Monday night, Ms. Proctor said.
Ms. Goldsmith Proctor said she organized a similar concert for the tenth anniversary of 9/11 as well, and felt the need to do it again this year, and said they will probably hold another concert on the fifteenth anniversary.
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Validating the methodology of the European Service Innovation Scoreboard (ESIS) Avaldatud: 03/10/2013
A validation workshop, as part of the European Service Innovation Centre (ESIC) initiative, was organised at Neth-ER (Netherlands house for Education and Research) in Brussels on 12th September 2013.
The workshop brought together invited experts specialised in indicators, representatives of the European Commission and the members of the consortium implementing the ESIC. The aim of the workshop was to elaborate the methodology of the European Service Innovation Scoreboard (ESIS) and to identify possible gaps in the regional policy mix with the help of structural indicators.
Ms Agnieszka Truszczynska from DG Enterprise and Industry reflected that the ESIC initiative is part of a long term objective of the European Commission to capture and measure the transformative power service of innovation, based on the recommendations of the Expert Panel on Service Innovation. The ESIC initiative is based upon the stylized fact that employment growth in the past decade has been most prevalent in service related jobs implying the need of the European economy to re-structure itself to face future challenges. The invited experts from various European universities, research institutes, consultancy firms and statistical offices were called upon to help the EC and ESIC to validate the proposed measurement framework of the forthcoming ESIS.
The workshop was structured in different sessions where the first three sessions focused on the ESIS conceptual model to measure the transformative power of service innovation, a myriad of statistical facts demonstrating the existence of such transformation, and the ESIS operational model including the indicators and two technical issues on estimating regional level data from national level innovation survey data and the identification of service innovation intensive industries. The last session focused on structural indicators and policy orientation.
The presentation of the ESIS conceptual model (as presented in the picture below) sparked an intense discussion by the experts. The questions arising from this session concerned the ESIS definition of servitization, the relationship between service innovation and structural change and the impact of local government in promoting and enhancing capabilities of service innovation and structural change. The expert discussion pointed that a new way of defining structural change is necessary and that causality is difficult to assess in relationship between service innovation and structural change. Case studies, however, could illuminate under what circumstances service innovation can be transformative.
In the session on the transformative power of service innovation the experts questioned if all service innovations are transformative and how a regional system should promote development and achieve transition and transformation towards addressing societal goals. In terms of the operational model (session 3), the two technical issues were received well but experts called for further fine-tuning.
The final session illustrated the use of ESIS supplemented with further analysis using the Self-Assessment Tool and benchmarking regions to stress-test service innovation policies in Northern Ireland, one of the demonstrator regions. The outcomes of the analysis suggested a potential growth area by increasing the synergies between food production and medicine, two large sectors in the region.
The indicator data collected feeds into the work conducted in the six model demonstrator regions (the Canary Islands, Emilia-Romagna, Limburg, Luxembourg, Northern Ireland and Upper Austria). Indicators are utilised to illustrate the socio-economic context of the respective region. They are also a tool in regional benchmarking against the other demonstrator regions, most similar regions in Europe and the EU27 average. Furthermore indicators have a role to play in the self-assessment tool (SAT) the regional stakeholders have been asked to take. The indicator data and other information collected so far in ESIC will be reflected in summary assessment reports compiled of each (of the six) region. The reports also include analysis of the regional policy mix illustrated in the final session of the workshop.
The ESIC team will use the comments received from the experts to improve the ESIS measurement framework. The first European Service Innovation Scoreboard is foreseen to be published in November on the ESIC webpages.


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What is the Shining Star Traveling Trophy?
The Shining Star Trophy is an employee to employee award for work excellence or exceptional service. It is normally based upon a specific act which has been observed by a co-worker. Examples might be going above and beyond to assist a student, a campus visitor, a fellow co-worker or extra effort to complete a specific work project. It is a traveling trophy which should be passed on to another employee.
What is the Goal of the Program?
The goal is to create a community based recognition program which is timely, simple and supplements the concepts of LEADERSHIP lived. Employees who observe one of their co-workers demonstrating acts of excellence which contribute to our Supportive Community, who are Collaborative in nature, or who are simply good examples of LEADERSHIP lived are asked to help reward their efforts.
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Any permanent "status" UIS employee is eligible to participate.
How does the program operate?
The employee presently in possession of the Shining Star trophy is responsible for nominating his/her successor. Normally he/she should try to find a successor within approximately 30 days from the date of their award receipt. When he/she observes an act which warrants the award, he/she should contact the HR Shining Star contact person who will provide specific instructions and assist with drafting of the nomination narrative if necessary. After finalization of the award narrative, an award ceremony is scheduled. The outgoing Shining Star recipient presents the trophy to the new award winner. A representative from Human Resources will take photographs and provide the new recipient with a choice of several additional rewards.
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The Shining Star winner should display the trophy for all to see. The Shining Star recipient, as mentioned above, is responsible for identifying the next winner. He/she should be on the lookout for an act of leadership or excellence which warrants the award. An effort should be made to keep the trophy moving throughout the campus by recognizing excellence in all of our various departments.
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if you want help you have got to start making sense when you post. This post makes no sense at all!
I went to the RH button-- Add/Remove applications and i was logged in as root doing this. I tried the Developer or something like that and the kernel the ones i wanted to install and here is the error i got.
Error installing packages
There was an error installing packages.
What is that all about?? Thanx everyone.
if you want help you have got to start making sense when you post. This post makes no sense at all!
I gave you guys the error message i got. Well that's the error i got there's nothing i can do about that error.
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I gave you guys the error message i got. Well that's the error i got there's nothing i can do about that error.
Please try to be less rude when asking for help. That increases considerably the chance of someone actually helping.
Please be more specific than this.I checked the Developer or something like that
I don't use Fedora, so I'm just shooting in the dark; my guess is that you needed a cd or a source to get the rpm's you wanted and it could not find them, so it just exited out.
I would recommend doing it from a shell, using the RPM command. There is a pretty good tutorial on using RPM's, made by PBHarris.
Out of all Redhat 8 and 9 that i tried i never got this error before when adding or removing applications. This is the first time i go it. I looked at the tutorials and i see Shell config but that isn't made by pbharris it's made by someone else. There are 3 parts to it.
I tried the commands 2 different ways and either way i tried i got an error message. I will post my output below..
[dsanta@localhost dsanta]$ rpm -ivh Development Tools.rpm
error: open of Development failed: No such file or directory
error: open of Tools.rpm failed: No such file or directory
[dsanta@localhost dsanta]$ rpm -ivh developmenttoolss.rpm
error: open of developmenttoolss.rpm failed: No such file or directory
[dsanta@localhost dsanta]$
I found this to be realy useful instead of typing Development Packages just type in Dev then push the TAB key and it will fill out the rest
also try out apt
Just out of curiosity, where is the development tools rpm?
I'm not sure about the rpm but the Development Tools and the Kernel Development in Fedora, Redhat 8 and 9 is located under RH menu--> System Settings or System Tools and then Add/Remove packages.
After i typed rpm -ivh Dev and hit TAB it didn't fill anything in for me.


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PRICE- Prominent businessman, community leader and dear friend, Mike Gust Himonas, age 64, left us April 8, 2002 with honor, zest for life and humor during his final hours.
He was born Nov. 22, 1937 in Price to Costandinos and Athena Konakis Himonas. Married Annastasia Klapakis July 21, 1963 at the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church.
For 39 wonderful years, they shared a love for their church, community, sports, arts and literature. They were blessed with receiving their son, Stavros, who loved and supported Mike until the end.
Mike was an active member of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, where he served as past president of the church board as well as a choir member. He graduated from Carbon High School in 1955 and later received his bachelor's of art from the University of Utah. He was an avid fan and strong supporter of CEU basketball.
His creativity and artistic talents have left us many treasures by which he will always be remembered.
Mike enjoyed several careers during his life, including ranching with his two brothers, running a restaurant with Stacy and owning and operating the Price Allstate Insurance office for over 30 years.
He was a family man who loved his mother, brothers, sisters-in-law, cousins, aunts, uncles, and dearly adored his nieces, nephews and his many godchildren.
You are loved by many, you gave us so much and we were not ready to say good-bye. May your memory be eternal.
He is survived by his mother, Athena Kontas, Price; wife, Stacy Himonas, Spring Glen; son, Stavros Himonas, Salt Lake City; brothers, George (Chris) Himonas, Price; Gust (Vale) Himonas, Price; Nick (Joyce) Kontas, Denver, Colo.; Frank (BoAnn) Kontas, Steam Boat Springs, Colo.; sister-in-law and brother-in-law, Chrisie Klapakis and Jim Adamson, Salt Lake City; nephews, Deno (Lisa) Himonas, Salt Lake City; Michael Kontas, Japan; nieces, Lori Ann (Ken) Brush, Tracy, Calif.; Aime (T.J.) Robertson, Salt Lake City; Angela Kontas, Chicago Ill..; grandnieces, grandnephews and many godchildren. Preceded in death by his father and stepfather, Tony Kontas.
Funeral service Friday, April 12, 11 a.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Trisagion service Thursday evening, 7 p.m., Assumption Greek Orthodox Church. Family will be at the church Thursday and Friday one hour prior to services. Internment, Cliffview Cemetery, Price, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, PO Box 688, Price, UT 84501.
RIVERTON, Wyo. - Evelyn F. Herbert died peacefully on her birthday, April 8, 2002, at her home in Riverton, Wyo. She was 88 years old.
Evelyn was born April 8,1914 in Lamar, Colo., the daughter of Albert S. and Belle (Hayes) Franklin. She lived through difficult, but exciting and satisfying times.
As a small girl, Evelyn remembered moving by covered wagon from the family farm near Lamar to Elbert, Colo., where she attended school.
She was a young woman when WWII began and served her country as a "Rosie the Riveter" working at Petersen Field near Colorado Springs.
Later, she moved to the coal mining town of Sunnyside, where she and her husband, Harry W., lived for the next 25 years and raised their family of two sons and a daughter.
Evelyn enjoyed dancing and having a good time. With Harry W. , they made many friends in the numerous roadside establishments they visited through the years.
The family spent many happy times fishing and going on long, scenic drives.
After her husband retired from the coal mines in 1968, they moved to Arizona, where they lived for the next 30 years. Due to declining health, they moved to Riverton several years ago to be closer to family.
Survivors include a son, Harry C. Herbert and his wife, Mari, Vale, Ore.; son-in-law, Clyde Stagner, Riverton; sisters, Stella Burge and husband Harland, Sun City, Ariz.; Betty Lou Plush and husband, Tom, Colorado Springs, Colo.; 20 grandchildren and seven great-grand children. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; daughter, Darlene; son, Roy; two brothers and four sisters.
The contact with Evelyn by many nieces and nephews through the years was appreciated very much. Many thanks and gratitude go to her granddaughter, Dreama Kay Gentry, who provided compassionate and loving care during the last years of Evelyn's life.
Graveside services are Friday, April 12, 2 p.m., at Mountain View Cemetery in Riverton, with Rev. Earl Detwiler officiating.


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Slide Kontrol Coilover Kit with 0.5"-2.5" Front and Rear Body Drop (CSB140-SK) by KSport®. Spring Rate: 672 lb/in (Front), 549 lb/in (Rear). With Front Camber Plates, Without Rear Camber Plates. This is a set of 4 coilovers with stiffer spring rates (and helper springs on some applications) and shock valving designed to make drifting launches easy. Lower mounts allow ride height drops without compromising suspension travel, and 36 levels of damping make it easy to simultaneously adjust compression and rebound rates to suit your driving style. Patented upper mounts allow easy adjustment of camber without the need for spacer kits, and monotube shock design prevents fluid aeration and improves handling under all conditions. Mounts and other coilover pieces are crafted from aircraft grade aluminum for light weight and freedom from corrosion. Heavy gauge steel shock absorber bodies are electroplated with zinc to resist corrosion.
- Set of 4 coilovers with beefed up components that are biased toward drifting
- Shock absorber element features an inverted position to keep the oil chamber further away from brake system heat
- Slide Kontrol heavy-duty steel lower mounts replace standard KSport aluminum ones for higher strength
- Slide Kontrol lower mounts feature built-in brackets for OEM brake lines and sensor wires
- Adjustable lower mounts allow ride height drops without compromising suspension travel
- 36 levels of damping allow a wealth of choices to adjust both compression and rebound rates simultaneously
- Upper "pillowball" mounts allow easy adjustment of camber without the need for spacer kits
- Slide Kontrol pillowball mounts are beefed up with a steel collar in place of a rubber bushing for added strength and responsiveness
- Monotube design of shock absorber element prevents fluid aeration and improves handling under all conditions
- Bump stop is integrated with a protective dust boot to protect shock absorber body outer seals
- Slide Kontrol collars and upper mounts are crafted from aircraft grade aluminum for light weight and freedom from corrosion
- Slide Kontrol shock bodies feature KSport's wider 55mm diameter for added oil capacity to enhance responsiveness
- Heavy gauge steel shock absorber bodies are electroplated with zinc to resist corrosion
- 18-month manufacturer warranty
KSport offers Slide Kontrol coilovers that are designed with optimal shock valving and spring rates that you need to initiate and maintain vehicle drift. First, the shock absorber element is mounted in an inverted position to ensure the fluid in the oil chamber is further away from the intense level of brake system heat buildup that occurs during drifting and aggressive driving. This design also reduces unsprung weight for improved responsiveness. Second, the shock bodies themselves feature a larger 55mm diameter in order to hold more fluid so that any heat that does build up is dispersed faster. Third, lower mounts on Slide Kontrol coilovers are crafted from steel rather than aluminum in order to provide serious strength. Like all KSport coilovers, the lower mounts allow height adjustability further down at a point which does not compromise suspension travel. So it's easy to lower your ride height and center of gravity without the pounding that normally comes with it.
36 levels of dampening adjustment allow a wealth of choices to adjust both compression and rebound rates simultaneously. Dial in the amount of firmness you need for hard cornering or select more give for everyday driving. While most KSport coilovers feature the adjustable knob at the top of the shock, Slide Kontrol knobs are at the bottom because of upside-down placement. KSport coilovers for McPherson strut applications feature an advanced upper pillow ball mount at the top. This mount gives you the rare ability to loosen and slide the top of your strut to adjust wheel camber – without requiring a separate spacer kit the way some coilovers do. While most KSport coilovers have a rubber bushing around the pillow ball mount for vibration damping, Slide Kontrol kits substitute a steel collar in its place. A minor amount of noise may result, but you'll benefit on the track from added strength and greater steering predictability due to the elimination of rubber squish.
Mono-tube shock absorber elements feature hydraulic oil and nitrogen in separate chambers separated by a floating piston. Because there's no aerating of fluid within the shock body, there is no wasted time adapting to irregular surfaces – a factor that creates optimum performance under all conditions. KSport proudly backs all coilover components against failure due to manufacturing defects for a period of 18 months.1,350.00Brand: KSport Part Number: CSB140-SK
Founded in 2003 in Arizona, KSport USA Suspension Company has risen to prominence by producing high-performance suspension and brake system upgrades that provide winning results without breaking apart or breaking your wallet. The consistent high level of sophistication and quality KSport bakes into every product has earned them respect among all classes of racetrack drivers across the globe. As a premiere worldwide producer respected throughout the industry today, KSport has been recognized with TUV/ISO 9001:2008 certification for best business practices. CARiD is proud to offer the best values you'll find on a full range of KSport coilovers, lowering springs, air suspension kits, control arms, brake upgrade packages, and much more designed to enhance performance and handling on the track and on the street.
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PORT ST. LUCIE - "It really gets me in my heart," said Pam Still, a volunteer for the Southeast Military Academy, as she aligns the dog tag representing Private William Johnson, of WW I (unknown military branch) while helping place the 3,200 military ID's in alphabetical order for the Operation Take Time to Honor display. Sills also volunteers for the Navy JROTC at St. Lucie West Centennial High School and The Road To Victory museum in Stuart.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Southeastern Military Academy cadet Sean Fitzgerald, 12, of Longview, TX, helps check the alignment of 3,200 memorial markers for the the academy's Operation Take Time to Honor memorial, representing fallen soldiers from Florida, on display for Memorial Day along S.W Meeting Street of the Tradition development in Port St. Lucie. "I like it, it's pretty cool," Fitzgerald said about his involvement in the project.
Images of Operation Take Time To Honor being assembled for Memorial Day at 10489 S.W. Meeting Street in Tradition.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Southeastern Military Academy cadets Ian Pope (left) 15, of Jacksonville, and Zackery Albury, 17, of the Bahamas, help secure some of the 3,200 flags to the memorial markers representing fallen soldiers for the Operation Take Time To Honor display in the Tradition development in Port St. Lucie. "I think it's an honor for all the people who died for our country," Pope said.
PORT ST. LUCIE - Colonel Alan Weierman (right) Commanding Officer of the Southeastern Military Academy in Port St. Lucie, assigns his 19 cadets with specific daily tasks in assembling the Operation Take Time To Honor memorial, honoring deceases Florida Veterans from all wars. With the help local volunteers, it takes more than 2,000 man hours to complete the memorial honoring approximately 3,200 Veterans who sacrificed their lives for our freedom.


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Though not traditional, Bateaux Dubai provides one of the better dinner dhow cruise options. The glittering glass and metal construction has seating for 300 and raises the bar for Creek dining experiences. Offering lunch and dinner trips with a good variety of great Eastern and Western cuisine, pianist and violinist, Bateaux Dubai is an attractive and popular option.
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