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HAMMOND No more leggings, jeggings or spandex gear will pass as appropriate pants for school, say Hammond Central School Board of Education members.
School board members unanimously agreed Tuesday to change the districts dress code to prohibit students from wearing the hip-hugging clothing.
Kids are always going to be pushing the dress code, board member Bernard A. Martin said. But this is inappropriate.
Jeggings are leggings made of spandex that are designed to look like tight, form-fitting jeans.
Principal Karen L. Carswell said the suggestion came from the students, not administrators. A student survey held at the end of the last school year included the suggestion. She applauded the students for making the suggestion.
The form-fitting style of clothing has become more popular in the last year, Superintendent Douglas H. McQueer said.
Some of the students felt that their classmates were cheating on the dress code, Mr. McQueer said.
Students still will be allowed to wear tight leggings, but only when certain conditions are met.
If a student wants to wear them underneath legal-length shorts or under ankle-length pants or dresses, thats fine, but the outside layers have to meet the dress code, Mr. McQueer said.
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Alcoa Inc. and Reynolds Metals Company will pay $19.4 million for damages to the St. Lawrence River, marking the end of a lawsuit with the federal government, State of New York and St. Regis Mohawk Tribe that has persisted for over 20 years.
The settlement stems from Alcoas pollution of the St. Lawrence river from the late 1950s into the 1970s.
Over $10 million from the settlement will fund ecological restoration projects along the river, including fisheries and wetlands restoration. About $8.4 million will be used to support Mohawk cultural practices, including an apprenticeship program for youth the teach the Mohawk language.
Tribe trustees will hold two informational public meetings to provide more details on the restoration plan.
The first will be held at 6 p.m. on April 17 at the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Office for the Aging, Akwesasne.
The second will be held at 6 p.m. on April 18 at Dars Place Banquet Hall, Massena.
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Cockroach inspires Oregon State robotics research
CORVALLIS, Ore. -- Two Oregon State University researchers say cockroaches are much more than household pests: They're biomechanical wonders with big implications for the future of military tanks, robots and space rovers.
The creatures have special muscles and instincts that help them move effortlessly over rough terrain.
Now, these researchers are trying to figure out just what it is that allows cockroaches to go everywhere you don't want them to be.
"Their legs are arranged with a certain shape and with springs put in a certain place, so they don't have to use any brain power to do what they do," said Jonathan Hurst, an OSU robotics researcher. "It's just the way their built."
John Schmitt, a mathematician, heads up the theoretical end of the research and recently had a paper on the subject published in the professional journal "Bioinspiration and Biomimetics." Scmitt said the term "bio-inspiration" means taking ideas from nature and coming up with practical applications.
In this case, a robot that moves gracefully in harsh places.
"You keep on seeing rovers getting stuck in the sand or on a rock," Schmitt said. "I think a legged robot would be able to deal with some of those challenges."
Schmitt and Hurst are currently working on a prototype.
They say it'll be years before this new generation of robots is put to use. But they're grateful to the cockroach for all it's teaching them about agility and movement.
"There's no way we would've figured this stuff out if we didn't have examples from biology, and if we didn't have something like the cockroach to experiment on and tease out these secrets," Hurst said.


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The Economic Recovery in Industry - February 2012 Offentliggjort den: 09/03/2012
Manufacturing output has stabilised over recent months, following its initial strong recovery from the economic crisis. Recent data however show some reasons for greater optimism. Manufacturing production actually marginally increased in December 2011, despite a headline fall in industrial output in December driven entirely by developments in the mining and energy sectors. Business confidence also improved slightly in January 2012, after a short period of decline in the second half of 2011. It remains close to its long-term average. Continued high energy prices, fiscal consolidation and persistent difficulties in access to finance however continue to adversely affect the dynamics of the recovery. Uncertainties about the resolution of the euro area debt crisis have negatively affected investment, whilst firms have trimmed output to avoid inventory accumulation. Output in the construction sector remains close to its cyclical trough: a limited recovery in civil engineering works (roads and bridges etc.) has been offset by continued weakness in house building.
In the last quarter of 2011, manufacturing production was some 1.1% higher than a year ago, but also some 0.7% below the level registered in the preceding quarter. Manufacturing output is now 14% higher than its trough in early 2009 and some 8% below its former peak in early 2008. Output has surpassed its earlier peak in pharmaceuticals, other transport equipment, beverages and food. The biggest contractions in production occurred in textiles, furniture and basic metals industries. Recent data and forecasts for services, including tourism, remain positive, but their performance will depend on the general economic situation.
Extra-EU exports have already recovered their previous peak and continue to support demand in industry. Growth in intra-EU trade, internal demand and private consumption continue to be substantially subdued and lag behind, reflecting slower overall output growth in Europe as compared to the rest of the world, particularly emerging Asia.
Data on manufacturing employment in the third quarter of 2011 shows that number of persons employed remained broadly stable. The overall manufacturing jobs have shrunk by some 11% compared to their cyclical peak in 2008. The unemployment rate rose to a record high level, but the situation is differs greatly between countries. Deteriorating employment expectations suggest little room for imminent improvement.


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8 comments:
- Leah said...
You're on a major NonStampCollector kick this week, John! :-)
Not that I blame you. NSC is brilliant.
- August 29, 2010 at 3:03 PM
- John W. Loftus said...
You're to blame Leah. You started me on it! ;-)
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- Leah said...
You're welcome. :-)
- August 29, 2010 at 3:38 PM
- Lvka said...
Children don't stay children forever.
If God would've allowed those nations to continue in their atrocities, God would still have been 'evil' because He didn't put a stop to them -- it's a very comfortable win-win situation for atheists, isn't it? :-\
The nations that the Israelites extermined had centuries to repent of their evils, since the Jews were in Egypt for at least a couple hundred years before being released by God.
- August 29, 2010 at 4:34 PM
- Ignerant Phool said...
Lvka, who says God had put a stop to any atrocities, do you see all the evil and suffering still going on?
- August 29, 2010 at 6:34 PM
- Papalinton said...
A brilliant commentary on the asininity of the bible.
- August 29, 2010 at 7:15 PM
- Harry H. McCall, CET said...
I do believe Lvka has been breathing too much incense smoke at the Greek Orthodox Church again!
- August 29, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- Charles said...
Yes, in order to read the scripture
"in context" we must ahh.....ignore
all the nasty parts, you know, the
burning, the wanton destruction,
massive collateral damage, etc.
Because overall God Alsmity is good.
- August 31, 2010 at 3:59 AM


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New Orleans QB Drew Brees celebrates his record-breaking, first-quarter touchdown pass against San Diego.
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The New Orleans Saints are winners again. 1-0, right?
It was a night of milestones for the Saints, and quarterback Drew Brees breaking Johnny Unitas' record for consecutive games with a touchdown pass wasn't the half of it.
All exiled coach Sean Payton had to do was walk in the building, and the Saints broke their four-game losing streak with a 31-24 victory over San Diego Sunday night in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
Payton, suspended for the season because of the bounty scandal, was given a one-game reprieve so he could watch prize pupil Brees break Unitas' half a century-old NFL record that has been compared to the Major League Baseball hitting streak of 56 games by Joe DiMaggio.
Brees threw his 48th with a 40-yard strike to wide receiver Devery Henderson for a 7-0 lead with 2:48 to play in the first quarter. So put Opelousas in the record book, too. They stopped the game briefly and gave Brees the ball.
But for awhile, it looked like Brees might have to exit the dome with the game ball in a brown paper Aints bag along with an adult beverage perhaps. The Saints fell behind 24-14 early in the third quarter, and things looked bad.
The worst possible scenario for Brees was unfolding in front of his eyes. He was going to break one of the most significant and oldest records in sports, and he was going to lose to his old team and drop to 0-5.
Well, Brees can keep his house in San Diego. He brought the Saints back with two touchdown passes in the second half to finish with four in all on 29-of-45 passing for 370 yards. And the Saints' defense actually held on late for the win.
The most significant short term event of an historic night, though, was what happened midway in the fourth quarter. Strong safety Roman Harper got his hands on a football and held on for an interception. It was the Saints' first interception by a safety since 2010. How could one safety not accidentally get a pick? Then he returned it 41 yards to set up a field goal for a 31-28 lead.
Hooray for Brees. His record is right up there with DiMaggio's, too.
Yippee for the Saints. Had they lost, they would have been 0-5 for the first time since 1996 when they finished 3-13 under coach Mike Ditka.
But, a Saints safety actually intercepting a pass deserves an Alleluia. It was great to see, even though free safety Malcolm Jenkins dropped another one right in his hands later on.
Then a defensive stop by the Saints to boot? There is a God.
San Diego threatened to bring on overtime in the final moments when quarterback Philip Rivers drove his team to a first down at the New Orleans 33-yard line with 28 seconds left.
Somehow, the worst defense in the NFL held. Defensive end Martez Wilson pressured Rivers into a quick incompletion on second-and-10. Then on third-and-10, Wilson got through again and simply took the ball away from Rivers. In Wilson's hands, once and for all, was a Saints victory in the 2012 season.
Brees came on for the final kneel and a thank you. The Saints finally bagged a W.


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Once again King Candy & The Sugar Push take to the stage for an uplifting afternoon of music from America's golden age of swing.
Having finely crafted their talent playing for dancers on the flourishing London lindy hop scene King Candy have earned a glowing reputation among those in-the-know as a band that pay homage to the 1930s & 40s with musical depth, slick presentation and above all, good humour!
Join the many sweet-toothed listeners being lead through a candy store of swing era hits and dazzling new arrangements penned by swing aficionado, Jonathan Shenoy.
The formidable chanteuse Kate Mullins will bait you with saccharine highs and bitter-sweet lows as she recites tales of love and loss while the band let you know that rhythm is their business.
Kate Mullins - vocals
Jon Shenoy - alto sax, band leader
George Philips - tenor sax
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How's Your News?
You've never seen a show quite like this before. First conceived at Camp Jabberwocky, the nation's oldest sleepover camp for people with disabilities, How's Your News? began as a series of short films with the members of the camp serving as reporters. The shorts caught the eye of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, of South Park fame, who offered to Executive Produce a feature film that followed the camp reporters on a road trip across America. The film was widely embraced by the disabled community, won several film festival awards and is now used as a training video for people with disabilities worldwide. Our 6 episode series has the adventurous spirit of Jackass, combined with the music and quirky comedy of The Monkees. In their customized tour bus, our team of reporters drive across America documenting their experiences, which includes everything from covering the red carpet at the Grammys and performing at the SXSW music festival, to learning to make cheese balls with Amy Sedaris in her apartment. During the course of the show, we learn more about this unique cast and their outrageous sense of humor through man on the street segments, musical performances, behind the scenes adventures and celebrity interviews. Since its inception in 1998, How's Your News? has built an enthusiastic cult following with the release of three previous documentaries and a CD of soundtrack music performed by the cast. The show enjoys the full support of the reporters' families as well as nationally recognized disability advocates and organizations. Earlier versions of the show, executive produced by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have appeared on HBO/Cinemax, PBS and Channel Four England.


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ISLANDERS INJURY NON-UPDATESPlus: Doug Weight wants in, Part I
3:35 pm – As I battle some laptop issues, let's get some news and notes from today's practice out first.
Joey MacDonald took a puck in the neck while putting in some extra time with his teammates at the end of practice. He left the ice immediately. While it did not appear to be very serious, the Islanders did not have an update on MacDonald's status.
Trent Hunter had a doctor's appointment. As of 3:30 pm, the Islanders had not provided an update on the right wing. Radek Martinek practiced, but Scott Gordon did not make it seem as if the defenseman's return will be tomorrow when the Islanders host Florida in a New Year's Eve matinee.
Rick DiPietro took the full practice and a little extra work. After practice, both DiPietro and Gordon spoke with reporters but said nothing of substance about his health.
On the other hand, a very introspective Doug Weight met with the same reporters and said a lot. I'll have more on this later today, but I will cut to the chase: he loves Gordon and said he feels better and is playing his best hockey in more than five years thanks, in part, to the head coach. Weight also expressed his love for and faith in Garth Snow and the organization and spoke of how well Long Island and Islanders fans have treated him and his family.
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Home > Academics > Graduate Programs > Graduate Council Charge
Graduate Council Charge
November 30, 2011
Overall Charge
- Ensure through periodic review, the integrity, consistency and efficacy of graduate policies, practices, procedures and programs.
- Monitor the alignment of program and scholarship standards of the University with generally accepted practices in academe.
- Provide data and rationale necessary for making graduate enrollment projections for the annual budget.
- Assist in framing a cohesive face for the graduate programs on the web and in the University.
- Report to Dean of Graduate Education in association with the School/College Deans and the Provost.
Initial Tasks - Fall 2011
- Policy inventory
- Assemble existing policies from each of the graduate programs such as:
- Admission standards;
- Dismissal criteria and procedures;
- Capstone course;
- Faculty qualifications; and
- Expectations in mixed-level courses.
- Identify common features.
- Identify policy gaps.
- Assemble existing policies from each of the graduate programs such as:
- Make enrollment projections for 2012-2013.
- Contribute to dialogue with the Higher Learning Commission and respond to HLC initiatives (Begun Fall 2011 with response to Proposed Criteria for Accreditation).
- Make recommendations on enhancements for graduate portion of the website.
Intermediate Tasks - Spring 2012
- SXU website
- Continue the refocusing of the graduate portion.
- Post additional existing policy documents.
- Create additional graduate focused resources.
- Identify and address policy gaps based on policy inventory done in fall 2011.
- Work with Faculty Senate and Deans Council to develop a role for Graduate Council in the review of curriculum changes and the evaluation of new programs.
- Plan graduate faculty meeting for spring 2012.
- Inventory capstone course policies, expectations in graduate courses and procedures used for identifying faculty qualified to teach graduate courses.
Tasks That Might be Added Later
- Work with Faculty Senate and Deans Council to develop a role in the evaluation of existing programs -- This would not be to duplicate the role of outside accrediting bodies. It would be a more narrow focus, such as looking at how the program fits in the mission of SXU.
- Explore the monitoring and fostering of quality.
- Comment on and contribute to development of the budget.
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College of Arts and Sciences
Donald Fricker (Computer Science)
Carol Szymanski (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
Graham School of Management
John Eber
Deborah Rapacz
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|CO Concentration in 11-year Old 60% Plus
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Boone Police report this afternoon that more toxicological information came in late yesterday afternoon in the case of the Boone Best Western Hotel deaths. Dr. Brent Hall, Regional Pathologist, contacted Boone Police Chief Dana Crawford to report information from the Office of the State
Medical Examiner regarding the toxicology results from Jeffery Williams, the 11-year old Rock Hill boy who died at the Boone Best Western Hotel last Saturday. The report showed the blood concentration of carbon monoxide was greater than 60 percent, with Dr. Hall advising that these CO levels would have caused the asphyxia that was noted in the autopsy. This level of CO concentration is consistent with the levels found in both Daryl and Shirley Jenkins. An attorney representing the Jenkins family was in Boone during the week in preparation for seeking legal action in the case of the death of the Washington State couple. Meanwhile, answering the call seeking those who might have stayed in room 225 at the East King Street hotel, Serene Solinski told Dave Faherty of Channel 9 that she, her 13-year old daughter, and a number of her daughter's friends, stayed at the hotel only three days after the April 16th deaths of the Jenkins, and that all in their party became sick with symptoms similar to carbon monoxide poisoning, "That even with me reporting that night the next morning ... Tuesday I went back and reported again. I called the corporate line and told them what happened. Really I wanted them to investigate what was going on," Solinski said. Last night, checking receipts, Solinski said she found they had stayed in room 325—two floors above the pool—but investigators said this week that there were levels of carbon monoxide in other areas, just at lesser concentration than in 225.
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"Free-expression can be costly when bloggers bad-mouth jobs."–Washington Post
When it comes to employee blog use, there is no way to guarantee a 100% risk-free environment. Whether blogging at work or home, even the most conscientious employees are prone to accidents and missteps. And there is always a chance that a rogue employee will intentionally publish blog content that creates legal, regulatory, security, or other problems for the organization.
To help limit liability, I advise my ePolicy Institute, www.epolicyinstitute.com, clients to develop and implement comprehensive blog rules and policies that address issues including content, …
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Blog Rules:
12 Best Practices to Keep You in Business–and Out of Court–with Your Corporate Reputation Intact
From the millions of people with a conviction or cause to share, to the thousands of corporations looking for a more effective and reliable way to build trust-based relationships with customers, it's no wonder than an astonishing 80,000 new blogs appear daily. Everyone, it seems, is blogging.
Any organization that fails to take advantage of this exciting new platform (while also protecting itself from legal liabilities and critical or defamatory remarks) is sure to suffer.
To help …
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"A blog can be a great way to vent about work. It can also be an invitation to a pink slip."–New York Times
As executive director of The ePolicy Institute, www.epolicyinstitute.com, I spend a great deal of time traveling the country and training employees and executives on the risks and rules of blogs, e-mail, and other electronic business communications tools.
Without doubt, the topic of greatest concern–and confusion–to employee-bloggers is that of employee privacy versus employer monitoring and management.
Understand Your Individual Risks, Rights and Responsibilities Before You Blog
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Blogs Create Evidence That Must Be Retained & Managed, Feds Announce on December 1
Does your company treat blog posts and comments like discoverable legal evidence that must be retained, archived, and produced–quickly–in the event of a workplace lawsuit or regulatory investigation? If not, now is the time to get your strategic blog management and business record retention policy and procedures in place.
On December 1, 2006, the U.S. Federal Court implemented new rules governing the discovery of "electronically stored information." The ruling makes clear that any type of electronically stored information (including writers' blog posts …
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I've had a policy since September 2005 of tracking and talking about what's going on in New Orleans every place I make a public appearance – even at my events on Internet marketing.
In fact, I put on a special marketing workshop this past November in New Orleans for some of my clients as a fund raiser. Part of the workshop involved briefing my clients on current conditions there.
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Google bought YouTube for $1.65 billion in Google stock.
Because like Exxon is in the oil business, Google is in the traffic business.
Google's own stats showed that video was becoming an "item" on the Internet. Without ever-growing traffic (and monetization of that traffic), the share price of Google is going to die a gruesome death. YouTube had the most Internet video traffic (by far), so Google did what it had to do.
How did YouTube grow so fast?
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There don't seem to be too many of us around who were involved in commercial Internet ventures in 1994.
I'm talking about the pre-Google, pre-eBay, pre-Amazon, and even pre-Yahoo days. (Yahoo didn't "turn pro" until 1995.)
First, people who were serious about the commercial potential of the Internet back in those days were few and far between. Second, many of those who were involved in those early days have dropped out one way or another – either cashed out or moved onto another field.
Today, of course, millions of people …
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I'm Steve O'Keefe, co-host of "This Week on IAOCblog.com" and this week I dropped the ball!
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By JOHN SERFUSTINISun Advocate associate editor
There's a federal grant available for two additional deputies for the Sheriff's Department - with some strings attached.
The Community Oriented Policing (COPS) money is good for three years of federal funding, but after that the county would have to pick up the tab. That would be somewhere between $130,000 and $140,000 in the fourth year, according to County Clerk Robert Pero.
That figure raised some eyebrows and some questions from commissioners. Namely, in the words of Commissioner Jae Potter, "I'm concerned about adding to the workforce when the population isn't increasing."
Sheriff James Cordova had a two-part answer:
First, while the permanent head count in the county is holding steady, the need for increased patrolling in the outlying areas is growing. He said deputies now have to spend much more time than before in Nine Mile Canyon and Scofield. Tourism and energy development have increased temporary population in terms of visitors and workers in the canyon area, while new home construction around Scofield has added population there.
The second reason is more unsettling: Internet crimes against children.
According to Cordova and County Attorney Investigator Will Draughon, Carbon's problem of predators stalking children on the Internet is worse than most places, maybe the worst in the state.
Draughon said abuse has "grown exponentially" since the advent of the Web, and Carbon County for some reason is particularly vulnerable. For that reason, law enforcement has to be more active than reactive in dealing with the situation, he declared.
the advent of the Web, and Carbon County for some reason is particularly vulnerable. For that reason, law enforcement has to be more active than reactive in dealing with the situation, he declared.
"If they (abusers) travel to our community with the intent to have sexual relations with children, we want to arrest them first," he stated.
"There have been 17 prosecutions in two years," Draughon continued. "It's good but it's not all of them."
With the additional deputies from the COPS grant - assuming the county gets it - the specialists who handle Internet police work would have more time to devote to the effort.
It would also keep the county in the running for an Internet Crimes Against Children grant.
The commission authorized an application for the COPS funding.


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Highlights of Lake Garda
Depart from the hotel after breakfast by coach driving along the motorway to the first stop - Riva del Garda. This town is the second biggest settlement on Lake Garda and has long been considered as a strategically important town since it controls the northern half of the lake and also influences the trade routes north and south going over the Alps. Riva del Garda developed as a tourist centre from the mid-19th century onwards and became popular with the rich nobility and the cultural elite such as Thomas Mann and even D.H. Lawrence. After time for lunch and a stroll around this town the journey continues along the lakeside road to the pretty village of Malcesine, which commands the eastern side of the lake giving access both to north and south of the lake. Remains have been discovered from the days of the Etruscan settlers and the burial plots near the mountains are thought to provide one version of the town's name. The impressive Scaliger Castle on a promontory above the port of Malcesine has a rich history and is well worth a visit. If you prefer you can stroll through the pedestrian area and explore the town. Prominent visitors to Malcesine were Goethe (who spent time whilst locked up for sketching the castle) and Klimt (who painted settlements on the eastern side of the lake shore by means of a telescope). Later in the afternoon continue the scenic drive following the shores of the lake for a short stop in the old fishing village of Garda before returning back to the hotel. This excursion is available when hotel is located on the southern shores of Lake Garda.
The Dolomites
Depart from the hotel after breakfast and travel by coach winding your way towards the Dolomites - Italy's most eminent mountain - with its highest peaks of the Marmolada, the Sella and the Catinaccio shimmering most of the year round with snow-capped elegance. A stop will be made in the quaint market town of Ortisei, which is 1,236 m. above sea level, where you will have time for lunch, a stroll in the pedestrian area or even take the comfortable lift up to the Alpe di Siusi. Later in the afternoon return to Lake Garda area. This excursion is available from June to August, weather permitting and when hotel is located on the northern shores of Lake Garda.
Magic of Verona
Verona is one of the main tourist destinations in northern Italy due to its artistic heritage and shows and operas which are often held in the beautiful ancient amphitheatre built by the Romans - the Arena. The city has been awarded World Heritage Site status because of its architecture and urban structure. On the sightseeing tour of this fascinating city the local guide will take you first on a panoramic drive with the coach to see the Scaliger Bridge and Castle, the Roman Gavi-arch, the Roman city gate, Roman bridge and theatre and various churches. Then disembark from the coach and proceed on foot through the historical city centre to include sites such as Juliet's House, Romeo's house, Piazza "Erbe" and Piazza "Signori" and the Scaglier tombs and last, but not least, Piazza Bra with the beautiful Arena.
Dinner on Pescatori Island
There's no better way to get to know this lovely Borromean island of Isola dei Pescatori than by dining in one of the picturesque restaurants dating from 1905. Already in the year '900 there was a small tavern, where the locals met, with the men narrating their fishing adventures and the women dedicating themselves to the darning of the nets. In time the tavern was extended and nowadays the restaurant has a large room with a fireplace and also a lovely big terrace which stretches towards the lake. You will be taken to the island by boat from the mainland to enjoy a three course dinner with local specialiaties plus wine, mineral water and coffee. At the end of the evening return to the mainland by boat.
Three Islands Cruise
Don't miss a chance to see the three Borromean Islands - Isola Bella, Isola Madre and Isola dei Pescatori, which lie in a wide gulf surrounded by mountains on the western side of Lake Maggiore. The islands take their name from the aristocratic Borromean family who owned the land in the 16th and 17th centuries and each island offers a very different experience. After boarding the boat in Baveno you will first cruise around Isola Madre, with its exotic and lush gardens which almost totally cover the island. Proceed to Isola Bella, which is perhaps the most well-known of the islands. Here you will have a guided visit of the Palazzo which offers visitors an elegant setting and contains priceless works of art. After the visit of the Palace there will be time to wander around the stunning gardens, which form an extraordinary flowering monument laid out over a series of ornate and overlapping terraces. Embark again on the boat and cruise to Isola dei Pescatori, which is a charming island with quaint houses and cobbled streets. A stop will be made on this island to give you time to wander around and have time for lunch. The picturesque Church of Saint Vittore is worth a visit to see its 17th century paintings. After time on this last Borromean island you will cruise back to the mainland.
Lunch On Monte Tamaro
After your orientation tour of Lugano, rejoin your coach which will take you to Rivera from where a 20 minute cable car ride will take you to Monte Tamaro. Not to be missed is a visit to the Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli (designed by the worldwide famous architect Mario Botta) and then enjoy a lunch inside the mountain top restaurant or outside on the open terrace.


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2010-11 (Junior): Led the Jays with an 18-11 record in singles play, finishing 13-7 in dual meets and 5-4 in tournaments... Played primarily at No. 3 singles, finishing with a 9-6 mark, but also went 4-1 while playing in the No. 2 singles... Finished the season by winning her last two and went 6-3 in the last nine matches ... Sits in fifth all-time in No. 3 singles with the 17 total wins during the 2010-11 year ... Shared the Omaha Collegiate Invitational crown with Kelsey Schmidt after going undefeated on the weekend... Paired with Mary McMullan to go 14-3 in doubles competition, placing them eighth in the Central Region and top in the MVC in pairs who played more than 10 matches together... Also teamed with Anna Kirshenbaum and Sarah Cadwallader in tournament play, going 1-1 and 4-2, respectively... Paired with Lauren Mastro in MVC matches, finishing with a 1-2 mark in the No. 3 doubles ... Owns 112 career wins, sitting tied for 2nd on the Creighton all-time charts following her junior season.
2009-10 (Sophomore): Her 13 combined wins in the spring and fall with Anna Kirshenbaum was good for fourth in CU history at the No. 2 doubles slot ... Finished season with a 10-9 singles mark and an 11-7 doubles mark ... Was Creighton's starter at No. 4 singles and teamed with Kirshenbaum as the main pair at No. 2 doubles ... The two recorded a 7-2 mark at No. 2 and a 3-3 record at No. 1 ... The .778 win percentage at No. 2 doubles was good for second in the Valley ... Also went 1-2 in doubles with Lindsey Erickson at No. 3 ... Posted an 8-8 mark at No. 4 singles and a 2-1 record at No. 3 ... Won eight of nine singles matches from Feb. 12-April 2 ...
2008-09 (Freshman): Finished the fall with an overall record of 11-7, the most wins of any Bluejay ... Had a fall record of 6-4 in singles ... Was runner up to teammate Nicole Nakaoka in B Flight Singles as part of the Omaha Collegiate Invitational ... Finished doubles with a record of 5-3 ... Teamed with Mary Pat McMullan to capture the B Flight Doubles Championship at the Omaha Collegiate Invitational ... Posted most wins of any single player or doubles combination with Lauren Mastro at third doubles, finishing 15-7 on the spring ... Posted nine straight doubles wins from Feb. 1 to March 21 ... Went 4-3 in the MVC at that third doubles slot ... Posted 13-9 record at singles ... Played at four different places in lineup, but spent majority of her time at fourth singles (10-5) ... Went 1-0 at second singles, 2-3 at third and 0-1 at fifth ... Won 10 straight from March 8-March 31 ... Sits atop the No. 3 doubles on the all-time charts with 21 doubles wins at the No. 3 spot.
High School: Lettered in tennis all four years...Was named Varsity MVP her junior and senior year...Received Varsity Academic award all four years...Named First-Team All-Conference her junior and senior year...Was Second-Team All-Conference her sophomore Year...Named First-Team All-Area Milwaukee her sophomore, junior and senior year...Was First-Team All-State her junior and senior year, and Second-Team All-State her sophomore year...Owns school record for most wins at No. 1 singles spot in school history.
Personal: Kelsey is the daughter of Barb and Jerry Schmidt...She has two siblings Alison and Kevin...Relative Gregg Bohlig played football at the University of Wisconsin-Madison...Hobbies include reading...Involved in the Youth Group and Youth Board at Cross of Life Lutheran Church.
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Did you see the picture on April 15th's front page? Did you read the article about our National Guard not coming home in May as they were promised?
My heart goes out to every one of the thousands of young soldiers, both men and women, who keep their focus on "the mission" even though they may be yearning to see and hold their loved ones here at home.
They are keeping this "one Nation Under God" free from terrorism. They are helping a fledgling nation to gain their own freedom from terrorists. And every American and every Iraqi owes them and their families a great deal of gratitude. My prayer is that they all will be protected by our Father in Heaven and come home safely to those loving families when the conflict is over.


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Top 10 Confusing Things in Oracle
Every mature language, platform or system has little quirks, eccentricities, and anachronisms that afficionados just accept as "that's the way it is" and that look weird, or outlandishly strange to newbies and outsiders. The more mature, and more widely used is the product, the more resistance to change there will be – causing friction that helps to ensure these misfeatures survive.
Oracle, due to the priority placed on backwards compatibility, and its wide adoption, is not immune to this phenomenon. Unless a feature is actively causing things to break, as long as there are a significant number of sites using it, it's not going to change. In some cases, the feature might be replaced and the original deprecated and eventually removed; but for core features such as SQL and PL/SQL syntax, especially the semantics of the basic data types, it is highly unlikely these will ever change.
So here I'd like to list what I believe are the things in Oracle that most frequently confuse people. These are not necessarily intrinsically complicated – just merely unintuitive, especially to a child of the 90's or 00's who was not around when these things were first implemented, when the idea of "best practice" had barely been invented; or to someone more experienced in other technologies like SQL Server or Java. These are things I see questions about over and over again – both online and in real life. Oh, and before I get flamed – another disclaimer: some of these are not unique to Oracle – some of them are more to do with the SQL standard; some of them are caused by a lack of understanding of the relational model of data.
Once you know them, they're easy – you come to understand the reasons (often historical) behind them; eventually, the knowledge becomes so ingrained, it's difficult to remember what it was like beforehand.
Top 10 Confusing Things in Oracle
Empty strings are NULL
DATEs are not dates
Nothing equals NULL
ROWNUM … 'nuff said?
Use VARCHAR2, not CHAR or VARCHAR
Double-quotes delimit identifiers, Single quotes delimit strings
No intrinsic sort order; You can't insert a record at the "top", "middle" or "end" of a table
You don't add a column in the "middle" of a table
Don't create temporary tables at runtime
Every User is/has a Schema, every Schema is/has a User
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Maybe this…"Uncommitted data can get written to datafiles"
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Sorry could not help but post this…"sequences can contain gaps"
I don't know if I'd include it in a "most confusing" list, but – You can grant "CREATE ANY", but you can't limit it to a single schema. Say I have a schema, "APP_ONE" that owns objects for a single application. I don't want to give my developers the password to "APP_ONE", but I want them to be able to create objects in it, but not in "APP_TWO". This is related to your #10.
Not all ALTER SESSION commands require the ALTER SESSION privilege.
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– not global, its private to a session
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Tammi Warren and John Hughes were united in marriage May 19, 2012 by Nancy Holmes in Nantucket, Mass.
The bride is the daughter of John and Sharon Warren of Wendell Rd., Warwick. She is a graduate of Pilgrim High School and New England Tech. She is employed by Beacon Mutual Insurance Company.
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Becker muscular dystrophy
Other Names for this Disease
- Becker dystrophinopathy
- Becker's muscular dystrophy
- Benign pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy
- Muscular dystrophy pseudohypertrophic progressive, Becker type
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[1][2] The age of onset and rate of progression can vary among affected people. Muscle weakness usually becomes apparent between the ages of 5 and 15. In some cases, heart involvement (cardiomyopathy) is the first sign.[2] BMD is caused by a mutation in the DMD gene and is inherited in an X-linked recessive manner. BMD is very similar to Duchenne muscular dystrophy, except that symptoms begin later and progress at a slower rate.[1] There is no cure for this condition, and treatment aims to relieve symptoms to help quality of life.[3] People with BMD may survive into their 40s or beyond.[1]Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD) is an inherited condition that primarily affects males and causes progressive weakness and wasting of the skeletal and cardiac (heart) muscles.
Last updated: 3/5/2014
- Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy. Genetics Home Reference. February, 2012; http://www.ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/duchenne-and-becker-muscular-dystrophy. Accessed 3/5/2014.
- C Boulay, Brigitte Chabrol. Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy. Orphanet. August, 2007; http://www.orpha.net/consor/cgi-bin/OC_Exp.php?Lng=EN&Expert=262. Accessed 3/5/2014.
- Kaneshiro NK, Hoch DB. Becker's muscular dystrophy. MedlinePlus. 2008; http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000706.htm. Accessed 11/18/2009.
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- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Becker muscular dystrophy. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- MedlinePlus was designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions, and it provides more information about this topic.
- The Merck Manuals Online Medical Library provides information on this condition for patients and caregivers.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) is a federation of more than 130 nonprofit voluntary health organizations serving people with rare disorders. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
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- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Becker muscular dystrophy. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Other Names for this Disease
- Becker dystrophinopathy
- Becker's muscular dystrophy
- Benign pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy
- Muscular dystrophy pseudohypertrophic progressive, Becker type
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Among the names, wood products behemoth Weyerhaeuser WY, +1.05% has put in two major distribution days in the last four sessions. The stock is 5.8% off its high. The Jan. 10 report suggested entering at the Jan. 9 close of 30.36. Price is 1.5% below entry, but well above the suggested stop loss of 6%-7% below entry which is around the 50 day moving average. This area also represents the top of the prior basing area, as shown below.
Fellow wood-products concern Louisiana Pacific LPX, +2.54% lower in quality than WY, is 9.7% off its high. Even lower quality still is Nationstar Mortgage Holdings (NSM), off 15.5% from its high. If these stocks are the tip of the housing-sector iceberg, it would be expected that the builders would follow suit with weakness of their own.
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Terrance Ganaway: Is Anyone Else Really High on This Guy?
John Barker has been taking a look at some of the Jets draft picks. Earlier this week, he wrote about Demario Davis. Next up, Terrance Ganaway.
And with the 202nd pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the New York Jets select…the best running back on their roster? Maybe so. If I was tempering expectations of Demario Davis, I'm back to hype them for Terrance Ganaway, a three-down back that I believe is vastly undervalued.
At 6'1" and 240 pounds, people have a hard time finding a good comparable to Ganaway, and I think that's one of the reasons no one talks about him. It's all about comps these days. Doug Martin reminds one of Ray Rice, and Stephen Hill, of course, equals Megatron (praying this one is actually true). Comps give us a warm, fuzzy feeling, a crystal ball into the future. So who exactly is Ganaway's best comp? There's Brandon Jacobs (ugh), but he's about 3 inches and 25 pounds bigger than Ganaway. Going back a ways, there was the Nigerian Nightmare and Natrone "Refried" Means who each had some success while playing north of 240. What about Arian Foster? He's listed at 6'1" and 229. Ganaway has already said the Jets coaching staff wants him playing in the low 230's, so height-weight they're relatively similar, even if they have noticeably different frames. Or what about quitting with the whole silly comp thing altogether?
If there's one thing you'd think we'd have all learned by now, it's that great players, running backs in particular, come in all shapes and sizes. Chris Johnson has rushed for almost 5 yards per carry in his career playing at 190 pounds. Darren Sproles put up over 1,300 all-purpose yards last year and he's five foot six. Darren McFadden is 6'2" with the speed of a scat back, and LeGarrette Blount has a career YPC of 4.6 playing in the 250's.
On the field, Terrance Ganaway set Baylor school records by rushing for over 1,500 yards and 21 touchdowns last year. He started the season rushing for 120 yards against a pretty good defense in TCU (top 30 against the run), and he only got better as the season went on, rushing for 600 yards in his final 3 games, including 152 against Texas (number 11 against the run) in the regular season finale. He had a disappointing combine and Senior Bowl that he chalked up to injuries, and bounced back to run a sub-4.5 at his Pro Day. He plays at that speed on tape and he's got quick, agile feet. He wasn't really used in the Bears passing attack, but I've seen clips that make me wonder why. He has good hands and gets upfield seamlessly. Reports from his Pro Day support the claim that he has potential in the passing game.
Here's some highlights from the high-scoring game against Washington in last year's Alamo Bowl game.
I can't say that I've read much one way or the other about his blocking, but he certainly has the size and strength (22 reps at 225) to be a good blocker. This isn't Ron Dayne 2.0, Ganaway is an athlete. At the combine he broad jumped 10 feet and had a vertical of 37.5". He embarrassed the Washington Huskies in the Alamo Bowl, needing just 21 carries to rush for 200 yards and 5 touchdowns, including an 89-yard scamper and a 43-yard exclamation point run to seal the victory. He ran away from the Washington secondary on the last one.
I feel confident saying that I like Shonn Greene more than most. And yet I'm not convinced that he's more talented than Ganaway. Based on game tape, on-field production and value, there's a lot to like about this new Jet. Remember, we're talking about a compensation pick at the end of the sixth round.
Wait, what about Steven Jackson?! He's 6'2" and 240. Whatever. I'm not sure who Ganaway's best comp is, but I know he can play.
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