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A Johnson City woman was killed yesterday afternoon in a Carter County crash on U.S. Highway 19E involving two pickup trucks and a logging truck. The Johnson City Press says Carolyn N. Holtslaw, 60, was killed in the accident after her pickup truck first struck another pickup truck owned by the Carter County
Highway Department, then slammed head-on collision with a logging truck driven by a Marion, NC man. Tennessee Highway Patrol Trooper Jason Andes said the Highway Department's pickup and the logging truck were both traveling north on U.S. 19E as Holtsclaw traveled southbound. Andes said Holtsclaw's '97 Dodge crossed the center line and sideswiped the Highway Department pickup driven by Steven C. Dugger, 55, Elizabethton, then crossed in the northbound lane and struck the logging truck head-on. Trucker Timmy Carl Vess, 43, Marion, N.C. was not injured.
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PAWTUCKET - Louise E. Martin, 89, passed away Wednesday, April 17, 2013. She was the beloved wife of the late John G. Martin. Born in Pawtucket, a daughter of the late Squire and Lillian (Johnson) Renshaw, she resided in Pawtucket most of her life. Louise was an Executive Secretary at the Fram Corp., Rumford for over fifteen years before retiring in 1985. She was a member of the Ireland 32 Society; Red Hat Society and a seventy year seasonal resident at Mary Carpenters Beach, Matunuck.
She leaves two daughters, Maureen A. Rooney and her husband, Edward of Coventry and Susan E. McCormick and her husband, Robert of Cumberland; six grandchildren, Elizabeth Schultz, Sean Rooney, Michael Rooney, Maegan Schlitzer, Courtney Cannata and Alexander McCormick and eleven great-grandchildren. She was the mother of the late Timothy G. and John T. Martin, and the sister of the late Irving and Kenneth Renshaw.
Her funeral will be held Saturday at 8:30 a.m. from WILLIAM W. TRIPP Funeral Home, 1008 Newport Ave., Pawtucket, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in the Church of St. Leo the Great, 697 Central Ave., Pawtucket. Interment will follow at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, East Providence. VISITATION will be Friday 4 - 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts to the American Lung Association, 260 West Exchange St., Suite 102-B, Providence, RI 02903 or the American Cancer Society, 20 Speen St., P.O. Box 9376, Framingham, MA 01701-9376 would be appreciated.
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The Clippers, who have the seventh pick of the upcoming NBA draft, are looking for one, and after seeing Arizona guard Jerryd Bayless over the weekend they held their first mass workout on Tuesday.
The big collegiate names who attended were guards Russell Westbrook of UCLA, Chase Budinger of Arizona and forward Anthony Randolph of Louisiana State. Prospects on hand expected to go later in the draft were Malik Hairston, J. Gordon and Justin Hawkins.
Coach Mike Dunleavy said that the Clippers would entertain offers to move up in the draft and that the Miami Heat may shop the second overall selection.
If the Clippers stand pat, they figure to choose among D.J. Augustin, who is short but considered the top pure point guard in the draft, Indiana's Eric Gordon and Westbrook. Bayless is expected to be taken by the time the Clippers pick, as is USC guard O.J. Mayo.
Clipperblog reiterates its belief that, despite Augustin's affinity for breaking down Steve Nash game tape, he's not suited to the pro game. When Kansas' zone befuddles you both as a scorer and a distributor, when you can't fight through a Big-12 screen, there's just not that much opportunity at the next level. Having Augustin at the point and Thornton at the 3 would also force the Clippers' hand defensively at the off-guard. I know, I know. Orlando manages to do it with Jameer Nelson with Hedo Turkoglu at the small forward -- but the Clippers can't afford to give a defender like Keith Bogans [or Quinton Ross] substantial time at the 2 because they don't have a coherent offensive scheme right now.
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The Clippers achieved some measure of success a couple seasons ago with big guard play. And so long as they remain a below-average passing team [but a roster with some good one-on-one isolators/post players], that's the path of least resistance back to respectability. Better to have a larger combo guard with good judgment [Westbrook] than a undersized PG with questionable decision-making skills.


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I forgot to mention why I thought it might be some bad RAM.
Well because everytime I put both sticks inside the box, the comp locks up constantly.
Ok, so I just finished building my first comp, and it keeps
locking up every once in a while. *Here is what I have inside my box:
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I thought that it might be some bad ram and went ahead and took one out and left the other in (For a small period of time), I did this to both sticks of ram. It worked for a little while but then locked up again (After I left the stick inside for a long time) with one of the sticks of RAM (KBYTE). *I will be trying the other one (PNY).
I'm starting to think it might be my power supply. *My power supply is a Antec 300W (output 150 Watts Max). *But before I buy a new one (400W = $99.00), I want to be certain that it's this and not something else. *My motherboard manual says this, "It is strongly recommended that at least a 200-watt (235W for full configuration) ATX power supply be used for this motherboard. *Make sure that your ATX power supply can supply at least 20 amperes on the +5-vold lead and at least 10mA (750mA recommended) on the +5-volt standby lead (+5VSB)." *
So finally my question. *Is there anyway of trying things to be certain, that it's either my power supply, RAM, or something else?. *Also I do have sufficient air flow.
I hope I made enough sense, so that I could start enjoying my new box, instead of getting >.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I forgot to mention why I thought it might be some bad RAM.
Well because everytime I put both sticks inside the box, the comp locks up constantly.
our friend LoveChild posted this which has moved my uptime from around 7 days at a crack to the 30 some days I have now.
I f you have a multimeter, you can test the power supply's voltages out. Do be careful though -- an ATX power supply not grounded properly -- IE not plugged into the mainboard's ATX socket -- can zap you. My best way to reccommend is to jam each probe lead into the atx connector. The probe, if small enough will make contact. You should be able to test quite easily the +/- 5v and +/- 12v.
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New York City is arguably the greatest theatre city in the world, so let's make a contribution! Join this community, and be a theatre maker. 3NTAC community members will see theatre productions together, learn about the process of making theatre, and even get the opportunity to produce performances in the residence hall! Activities will include public play readings, field trips to see plays and musicals, a 24-hour original play festival, meetings with working artists, and original 3NTAC productions. This community is open to all students regardless of school or major, so join us and become part of the New York theatre scene!
Aperture: NYC Through the Lens // Third North
As part of the Aperture community, you will be encouraged to explore the many ways in which your identity and your New York story can be expressed through photography. From black and white film to digital images, you and your peers will investigate exhibits, galleries, subways and city streets while creating a portfolio depicting your first year at NYU. Through a supportive community of twenty fellow photo-buffs, you will have the opportunity to share techniques, learn more about your camera, and get out into the city. You will have access to university resources like Photoshop, through which you can further experiment and learn about various photography editing techniques. Capture your vision of the city by going on field trips to iconic sites like the Brooklyn Bridge and Times Square. Aperture residents are encouraged to exhibit their photographs for one month in the Third North atrium. This floor is a phenomenal opportunity for advanced photographers and for beginners alike, whether you are handy with a SLR camera or just your camera-phone. No experience with photography is necessary but a sincere interest is encouraged.
Artists in Development // Founders Hall
Artists In Development is about personal growth, extending social and business networks and developing technique in the art world of New York City. It is a community in which serious like-minded persons interested in any art form (dance, film, photography, drama, etc.) get together and collaborate, share information and helpful tips about the "biz", participate in fun workshops around the city, and produce a showcase at the end of the semester.
Big Apple, Big Screen // Brittany Hall
With filmmakers like Cassavetes and NYU alumni Martin Scorsese and Spike Lee working its streets, New York City has developed a rich history in cinema, and it remains a capital of the big screen. Big Apple, Big Screen will feature visits to neighborhood cinemas all over Manhattan, from the Magic Johnson on 125th to the Screening Room in Tribeca, in the two-fold effort to keep current with cinema and current with New York City. Discussions about cinema in general films in particular will take place over dinners or double espressos. In addition, students will get the unique opportunity to plan and curate a "Filmathon" for the NYU community during the Spring semester.
Contemporary Currents // Rubin Hall
Calling all first-year students who care about changing the status quo! The Contemporary Currents floor will be your one-way ticket to learning all about and engaging in social-justice-related issues around the world. Not only will you get the chance to hone your civic leadership skills by partaking in forums, workshops, lectures, and panels in NYC, but you will also receive the support you need to jump-start your very own service project idea. Essentially, what this floor is about can be summed up in two words: education and intervention. In other words, educate yourself, and then get involved!
Cool Science // Weinstein
Science provides a way to understand ourselves and the world in which we live. It allows us to peer at the most distance galaxies, and to study molecular changes within our cells. It provides powerful tools to cure disease and harvest new sources of energy. Yet it also raises ethical questions about the appropriate use of the new knowledge we gain. This Explorations floor is offered for all students who are interested in science. We welcome science majors, pre-medical students, and anyone who is curious about life and the cosmos. We will visit important scientific institutions in New York, including the American Museum of Natural History and the New York Academy of Sciences. We will learn about cutting-edge science research through lectures by NYU faculty. We will examine how science and scientists are represented in movies, plays, TV, and literature. As a service to our local community, we will also partner with schools to offer math and science tutoring.
Culture, Arts and The City // Third North & Othmer
In this explorations community, students will learn to consider the cultures of New York City through a variety of artistic media and representations. By exploring the cultures of the city through its manifold artistic expressions (e.g., film, theater, museum exhibits and the culinary arts), residents will simultaneously deepen their knowledge of its various communities and learn to think about urban experience as a socially and culturally embedded phenomenon. Whether viewing a classic film about racial tensions in a multi-ethnic neighborhood in Brooklyn or learning about the history of immigrant communities through food and the culinary arts, residents will be encouraged to think about cities as sites of local and global exchange and possibility. Special emphasis will be placed on how urban experience and artistic representation can prompt us to become more critical and informed citizens of New York—and the world.
Enterprising the Artist // Rubin Hall
Enterprising the Artist is a community for those interested in both the performance and production side of the arts. This community is for anyone interested in the arts (dance, film, photography, drama, music, poetry, spoken-word, creative writing, etc.). Students will come together to both attend performances and have opportunities to explore the behind the scenes production and business of the industry.
F.A.M.E. (Featuring All Musical Endeavors) // Brittany Hall
Ever wonder what the Eagles meant by in a "New York Minute" or why the Beastie Boys crooned "No Sleep 'till Brooklyn?" From rock to classical, New York City is the center for emerging musical talent. Whether you're a cool cat, rock idol, or classicist, come and explore the evolution of musical dynamics, styles, and appreciation from concert halls to recording studios and historical venues. What musical craze will you discover? Emphasis will be placed not only on external sources of musical influence, but also on student expression and musical talent. All genres of music will be explored from Punk to Classical, Hip Hop to Reggae, and Rock to Jazz. From C.B.G.Bs to the Blue Note, to Carnegie Hall and MTV, we will explore the musical movements, examine emerging trends, and share our appreciation of music with others. No formal musical training is necessary to participate in this community, but residents should have an active interest in musical expression and appreciation and a desire to be challenged in expanding their musical preferences.
Fashion in New York City // Rubin Hall
The excitement of New York City is palpable, and one thing that thrives in this fast pace environment is the fashion world. There are a plethora of opportunities that only NYC can offer to a budding fashionista/fashionisto who is interested in this industry. The wide array of New York's fashion activities -- from museum and gallery exhibitions, to designer discussions, to vintage shopping -- can create a stable foundation of knowledge that will be forever helpful regardless of one's final destination. Fashion is a cumulative organism, constantly referencing its past history, as well as its cultural history (ranging from music, to cinema, to political climate), and adapting to its present time. The Fashion In New York City explorations floor will seek out opportunities to learn, explore, and experience the wonderful world of Fashion that exists and has existed in the city. We will discuss various moments in time that have had a major impact in fashion and how the industry has changed from it. This floor will provide a home for all of those who are interested regardless of one's fashion "profession." Bloggers, photographers, models, designers, buyers, entrepreneurial spirits, or simply those who are interested will find a safe community here.
French Floor // Hayden Hall
This Explorations community provides participants the opportunity to live with a group of friends who share a common passion for both the French language and the vast array of Francophone cultures found worldwide, almost all of which have representative communities here in New York City. The group, which is open to speakers of all levels of French, from beginning to advanced, will take advantage of the wide-range of French-language activities and events in the city, from cinema, theatre, and concerts to conferences, exhibits, and festivals, from New York University's own cultural showcase, La Maison Française, to Brooklyn's Little Haiti.
Geeks in the City // University Hall
Geeks in the City calls forth for those who have what some people call "geek interests" but what we personally think of as "awesome interests". From TV shows about Time Lords and Targaryens to our favorite books and movies in sci-fi and fantasy realms, and everything that art and entertainment has to offer in between, this floor is for people who are passionate about their geeky interests. New York City is a hub of activity for this subculture, and we will take advantage of it by attending midnight screenings and premiers, hosting TV marathons and book clubs, maybe attending a day of Comic Con and exploring the city for its own hidden geek hubs. Assemble!
Healthy Living in NYC // Weinstein
Are you interested in sports? Looking to eat healthy in New York City and at home? The Healthy Living floor is designed for students who want to be physically active, stress-free, and healthy! From football or yoga in Central Park to watching a Knicks game or running along the Hudson River, if you want to learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle, find other athletes at NYU, and participate in fun activities both in NYC and out, the Healthy Living floor is right for you!
Hidden History of NYC // University Hall
The Statue of Liberty. Central Park. Broadway. The Empire State Building. These landmarks attract millions of tourists each year and have come to represent NYC in the eyes of the world. But behind each of these landmarks is a history; a history full of people and events that have defined not only the city itself, but the United States and even the world. As part of the Hidden History NYC community, you will visit major landmarks, as well as places off the beaten bath, and explore how NYC evolved from a small Dutch trading outpost to a key global metropolis. With a group of peers and faculty, you will explore the people and places that have shaped New York, from Revolutionary War forts to Broadway theaters to restaurants in ethnic neighborhoods. The history of New York City is rich, diverse, and exciting, and through Hidden History NYC, you'll experience first hand what makes New York one of the world's most fascinating cities.
Laughing Matters // Weinstein Hall
Get ready to laugh out loud with a group of hilarious students who love to laugh and learn about New York City comedy by experiencing it first-hand. From stand-up comedy to improvisation to Broadway shows, students will learn about the craft of comedy and how it plays into the life of a student at NYU. Previous events have included Sarah Silverman, Kathy Griffin, Demetri Martin, Avenue Q, Matilda on Broadway, a fully improvised musical, and a live taping of The Daily Show. Students are not required to be funny; they just need to love to laugh.
The Meaning of Food // Brittany Hall
Based on the PBS Documentary Series of the same name, The Meaning of Food is an exploration of culture through food. What we consume, how we acquire it, who prepares it, who's at the table, and who eats first is a form of communication that is rich with meaning. This explorations floor will introduce students to diverse cultures utilizing food and restaurants throughout New York City. Food will be explored through three lenses: food and life; food and family; and food and culture. Beyond merely nourishing the body, what we eat and with whom we eat can inspire and strengthen the bonds between individuals, communities and even countries. Residents will be able to discover attitudes, practices and rituals surrounding food. In addition to exploring restaurants in NYC, residents will watch documentary films, read common literature and participate in community service opportunities that will allow residents to give to those who lack their own food resources.
Media Revolution NYC // Founders Hall
(MRNYC) is a community designed for motivated students wishing to immerse themselves in a climate of creativity and content creation. With New York City as the focus, participants will be encouraged to develop and create projects that capture their experience as a first year New Yorker. Aspiring journalists, filmmakers, storytellers, photographers, web designers, and other creative minds will be provided an opportunity to collaborate on projects, receive advice and feedback from industry professionals, and showcase their work for the residence hall community. Through ongoing programming, the community will also explore various mechanisms for mass (as well as viral) media distribution such as film, print, television, and web. Through participation in this community, students will not only gain insight into a rapidly evolving industry but also have the opportunity to actually shape and influence it by creating their own content and making their mark on the global media landscape.
NYU CORPS (Community Outreach Performing Service) // Founders Hall
What does it mean to be the change you want to see? What does it look like to truly give? And, what does it take to make a resolve an epidemic? NYU Community Outreach Performing Service (CORPS) aims to answer these questions with a focus on service immersion and humanitarian studies. Students within this community will actively discuss, partake, program, and converse on humanitarian issues, such as poverty, oppression, and international politics, as they affect New York City. Students will have the opportunity, through numerous different options, to actively serve within the community. Lastly, though not a requirement, students will have the opportunity to partake in a domestic or international service immersion trip with fellow community members during Spring Break of the Spring semester. The exact site is to be determined among the community during the Fall semester.
NYU Show // Hayden Hall
Are you friends with that all-American appliance: the television? As you sit in front of your TV do you ever wonder about the work behind the screen? The Daily Show. Upright Citizens Brigade. Conan O'Brien. The View. With so many possibilities in New York City, we're bound to get you behind the scenes of one of them. While you're there, consider: how does TV influence our society. In turn, you will shape the NYU community by producing 'In the Hall' - the official television program of our residence halls. Join our crew and discover the many channels of New York City.
Spanish Language Floor // Hayden Hall
This Explorations community is being offered as an exciting partnership between Residential Life and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese Languages and Literatures. Participants are given the opportunity to live with a group of friends who share a common passion for the languages and cultures of Spain and Latin America and related cultures, which have representative communities here in New York City. The group, which is open to speakers of all levels of Spanish, from beginning to advanced, will take advantage of the wide-range of Spanish-language activities and events in the city, from cinema, theatre, poetry slams and concerts to conferences, exhibits, festivals, and restaurants, from New York University's own Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and its King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center to a number of unique New York City resources, such as the Instituto Cervantes, the Hispanic Society of America, the Museo del Barrio, the Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and the Repertorio Español. At the same time, this Explorations community will place a focus on Spanish language by organizing sessions conducted in Spanish that will help the community prepare, expand and reflect on the activities in which it engages in the City.
Transfer Floor // Lafayette Hall
Join the inaugural year for the Transfer Explorations Community at NYU. This community will bring together students who have transferred to NYU and assist with navigating life at the university and in the city. With seminars from campus partners, extra academic advising, and additional faculty leadership the Transfer Explorations Community is the ideal location to help with your first-year at NYU.
Women in Engineering, Science, Technology and Math // Othmer Hall
The Women in Engineering, Science, Technology, and Math Explorations community at NYU was created to offer women students a strong support system to reinforce their positive experiences as a STEM student. The community will foster engagement in the world of STEM and help women students to build relationships with other women in STEM. The community will offer opportunities to network with successful alumnae and senior women students, participate in social functions, attend events and activities tied to women and STEM, and get involved in community service.
Batter Up! // Coral Tower
The crack of the bat, the bounce of the ball, the swish of the net: the sounds of sport echo throughout the city. The wide array of New York sports – from baseball to soccer to roller derby – has a rich and unique history, deeply interwoven in New York culture. From the 27 world championships boasted by the New York Yankees, to the illustrious New York Marathon, and the rising popularity of the New York Red Bulls soccer team, the city has much to offer in terms of unique sports and events. The Batter Up Exploration Floor will delve into the nonpareil history through trips to places such as the National Sports Museum and the New York Sports Museum & Hall. We will also tour iconic arenas like Yankee Stadium and Madison Square Garden, which form an indelible part of NYC sport history. Through these outings, we aim to foster community and bonding experiences. So come join us in exploring the history of New York sports—batter up!
Chinese Floor // Second Street
This Explorations community is being offered as an exciting partnership between Residential Life and the department of East Asian Studies. Participants are given the opportunity to live with a group of friends who share a common passion for both the Chinese language and the vast array of Asian cultures found worldwide. The group, which is open to speakers of all levels of Chinese, from beginning to advanced, will take advantage of the wide-range of Chinese-language activities and events in the city, from cinema, theatre, and concerts to conferences, exhibits, and festivals.
Entrepreneur's Link // Clark Street
We are a community of student-entrepreneurs, who seek to foster a culture of collaboration and mentorship to help students turn their bursts of genius into something tangible. Students live and engage with peers that share ideas, resources, and innovative approaches to problem solving. Entrepreneurship will be interpreted broadly, and will be inclusive of students across the curricular spectrum - arts, humanities, sciences, and business. We host activities to encourage students to develop and pursue entrepreneurial ventures in areas related to their academic pursuits. Students have access to resources to help them identify practical applications to current issues, problems, and needs. In addition, sponsored activities will include events such as a speaker series with alumni entrepreneurs and other members of our entrepreneurship community, training workshops focused on relevant skills, and field trips to connect with the broader startup community in NYC. While outcomes could lead to designs for products or services with commercial potential, the primary emphasis of this community is to share knowledge to create value in the lives of others.
Food for Thought // Carlyle Court
For students away from home, maintaining a healthy lifestyle can be both a challenge and an exciting opportunity. New York City offers a vast range of choices for exploring the subject of health and nutrition from markets, restaurants and cooking schools catering to macrobiotic, organic, vegan, and raw foodist lifestyles to clubs and communities committed to activities such as meditation, yoga, running, hiking, and kayaking on the Hudson, to name only a few. In addition to pursuing the more practical aspects of healthy living, our community will approach the subject of health as an intellectual field of research as well, interrogating some of its broader historical, political, and cultural implications, by hosting a series of lectures, screening documentary films as well as other activities. We may also explore developing a relationship between a local farmer and our residence hall community through a program called "community supported agriculture," which brings local, seasonal, and organic produce into our community. Through participation in this community, students will discover the many personal and social benefits that come from maintaining a healthy lifestyle both in mind and body.
Geek NYC // Coral Tower
Looking for a community that celebrates your inner geek? Geek NYC is a floor that celebrates people with all sorts of "nerdy" interests, particularly those in science fiction and fantasy. We will discover this often-underrated side of New York City, and explore all it has to offer. This may include programs such as signings, movie screenings, and perhaps a day or two at New York Comic Con. All humans welcome, as well as Time Lords, Dothraki, Hobbits, and Jedi Knights, among many other fictional races and species.
Gramercy Green Theatre Arts Company // Gramercy Green
Gramercy Green Theatre Arts Company is designed as an upperclass continuation of 3NTAC (Third North Theatre Arts Company). This community is a great home for theatre makers and viewers alike. It is a floor where the arts thrive and are supported. This is a community where upperclassmen theatre aficionados can live, learn, and work in. GGTAC community members will see theatre productions together, learn about the process of making theatre, and even get the opportunity to produce performances in the residence hall! Activities may include public play readings, trips to see plays and musicals, a 24-hour original play festival, meetings with working artists, and original GGTAC productions. This community is open to all students regardless of school or major, so join us and become part of the New York theatre scene!
Green House // Seventh Street
The Green House at NYU is a new residential initiative that intentionally places students into a community where living and learning is dynamic and constant. The focus of this living learning community is to provide an alternative living option that is supportive of a greener student lifestyle, while maintaining opportunities to connect with other students in a community living environment.
International House // Palladium Hall Special Interest Suites
The International House at NYU is an initiative that intentionally places students into a community where living and learning is dynamic and constant. Both international and domestic students are encouraged to apply for this program, so that students from all nationalities may come together and learn from one another through meaningful exchanges and interactions. This living learning community will focus on citizen diplomacy across the city and the world. We understand that making connections to other students is a critical component of any student's experience, but particularly for students visiting from another country for one semester, year, or multiple years. For students from the United States, the International House is a phenomenal opportunity to participate in multicultural programs and social interactions with students from all over the world. Students who plan on studying abroad, or who are returning from abroad, are especially encouraged to apply!
Laughing Matters 2 // Gramercy Green
This community is inspired by laughter and will offer everything comedy related! This floor will cater to everyone's comedy likes - from sketch to stand-up - by organizing weekly events to the countless local comedy clubs around the city, most within walking distance from the University! This is a great way to meet people who love comedy as well as meet others in the comedy community. Comedy lovers are sprouting up everywhere and this is a great way to meet people to collaborate with as well as polish your comedic skills. If you want to meet people who love comedy as well as meet others in the comedy community, then this is the floor for you!
NYC in the 60s // Greenwich Hall
The 1960's was a groundbreaking era for many subcultures and movements in America. As the largest city in the country, New York acted as a center for change during this time. The city was host to such people and events as Andy Warhol, John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, The Stonewall Inn Riots, demonstrations against the Vietnam War, the Great Blackout, and the founding of the Mets baseball team. The influences of the '60s still affect the city today, and traces of this decade can be found especially around NYU. Join this community for the opportunity to explore and learn more about this influential time in our dynamic city.
NYC Spotlight // Palladium Hall
Do you find yourself captivated by the stunning performances only found in the big apple? Join this floor to unravel the rich culture of New York's entertainment scene. From local music festivals to Broadway theatre spectacles, join us in delving into the city's artistic cornucopia. Come enjoy a broad range of music, film, and theatre; three of the main aspects that make NYC thrive. These are some of the main reasons that people come to the city - both to enjoy them and produce them. Take advantage of what the heart of the city has to offer. Perhaps you will see a concert at Lincoln Center, talk with an esteemed film director, or catch a Broadway show on the weekend. The possibilities are endless!
The Rainbow Roster: An LGBTQ and Ally Community // Lafayette Hall
The Rainbow Roster is designed for residents committed to community service and cultural development within the LGBTQ and Ally community. All are welcome, so long as they share a passion for the civil rights of all individuals, particularly historically under-represented populations. As a member of the Rainbow Roster, residents will learn about the rich lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer history that is unique to New York City. We will go on cultural outings around the boroughs, including Gay Men's Chorus concerts, musicals and plays, and film events. We will also go out into the community and work on service projects with organizations such as The Trevor Project, the Ali Forney Center, and the LGBT Community Center. The Rainbow Roster is a safe, accepting, and exciting community where residents can become more self-aware, community-conscious, and open-minded.
Science and Technology in the 21st Century // Palladium Hall
We are all witnessing tremendous advancements in the sciences--advancements that create societal benefits, conflicts, and contradictions. The genomes of many organisms have been sequenced, allowing us to decipher information encoded in their DNA in an unprecedented way. Will this lead to better medical treatments, or will it provide the means to create and organize new forms of bioterrorist weaponry? The World Wide Web has linked the continents, escalating communication and globalization. Will this catalyze societal homogenization in a desirable or undesirable way? Here at the onset of this centenary, the Science and Technology in the 21st Century community will explore current scientific and technological explorations, emphasizing the future prospects for change that discoveries in these areas will elicit. You will approach science and technologies not only from the vantage points of biology, chemistry, physics, math and computer, but also study their interface with law, business, economics, and the arts. And, New York City will be your laboratory!
Senior House // West 13th Street
The 13th Street Residence Hall has been selected as the location for Senior House, a smaller hall designed to provide more opportunity to know your neighbors and build better relationships. At the Senior House, you will experience hallmarks such as trips to the surrounding boroughs, personalized career services from the Wasserman Center, resources for thesis work such as an onsite copy machine, unique links to the Senior Class Council, and the Senior Year themed programming. We expect that students will not only build community within the Senior House, but also be able to have a capstone experience to make the Senior Year their best year yet at NYU!
Serve the City // Coral Tower
Serve the City is a community designed for upperclassmen who are passionate about community service and interested in humanitarian issues. We will participate in service projects throughout New York City's five boroughs as well as host documentary screenings and discussions about various service related topics. If interested, residents on this floor will have the opportunity to suggest and program their own service projects. Although Serve the City will be focused on building a tight-knit floor community, we will also occasionally reach out to other hall residents by inviting them to serve with us. During the fall semester, community members will discuss participating in either a domestic or international service trip over spring break.
Spirituality in NYC // Gramercy Green
Break out of your comfort zone. Engage with people of different faiths and backgrounds. Working with Faculty Affiliates Rabbi Yehuda Sarna and Imam Khalid Latif, you will meet leaders on the cutting edge of the spiritual landscape of NYC, visit global institutions such as the United Nations, and get trained in cross-faith bridge-building competencies. Open to everyone – you do not have to be an active member of any religion to be a part of this Explorations community.
Take-Offs and Landings // Gramercy Green
As NYU moves closer toward becoming a global network of campuses, we need to provide opportunities for students to connect with other students who are about to go abroad and those for those students who have recently returned. This floor would be a place for students to connect with the global network in both social and educational ways. Students will be able to participate in programming that is directly related to both study abroad sites and the very act of travel and studying abroad. For example, members might attend a performance of Argentine Tango Off-Broadway followed by a meal of empanadas prepared by a student who has recently returned from Buenos Aires. The after-performance discussion might take place while enjoying the empanadas and hearing a lecture/ slide show from a returning student. Other activities might include connecting with the travel bookshop Idlewild Books or bringing in travel experts to discuss things like staying connected while abroad or how to set up a Flickr account to store and organize all of your photos. I would be interested in bringing in experts from the health center to talk about specific issues related to health and safety while studying abroad.
Transfer Floor // Lafayette Hall
Join the inaugural year for the Transfer Explorations Community at NYU. This community will be comprised of transfer students in their first, second, and third years at NYU, offering opportunities to learn from each others' experiences and explore new facets of NYC together. Academic-related offerings will include optional seminars from campus partners, the opportunity for extra academic advising, and dedicated faculty leadership. The Transfer Explorations Community is the ideal location to base your second or third year in the NYU community.


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PRICE - Wilma Ann Jumper Spigarelli, age 74, passed away March 8, 2004 at Castleview Hospital in Price.
She was born Nov. 11, 1929 in Emery to Willard and Elizabeth Pearson Jumper. Married Julius "Spiggs" Spigarelli Jr., Sept. 14, 1948 in Price. He died Oct. 15, 1997.
Ann was a devoted and active witness of Jehovah and she truly enjoyed attending the many wonderful assemblies. She loved spending time at the cabin in Joe's Valley and traveling with her family. She will be dearly missed by family and many longtime friends.
She is survived by daughter, Jackie (Steve) Butkovich; five sons, Kim (Judy) Spigarelli, Bob (Karen) Spigarelli, Gene (Jackie) Spigarelli, all of Price; Jim (Jimmie Ann) Spigarelli, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Bill (Kari) Spigarelli, Price; brothers, Gene (Frances) Jumper, Chula Vista, Calif.; George T. (Lise) Jumper, Emmett, Idaho; sister, Irene (Rich) Shoemaker, Carbonville; 13 grandchildren, Frank, Michele, Kimberly, Kelli, Kirt, Melissa, Joshua, Michelle, Jessica, Mackenzie, Elizabeth, Haley, and Ashley; eight great-grandchildren, Erika, Stephen, Dakota, Koty, Chole, Richard, Mickey and Rylie Racquel. Preceded in death by parents; and brother, Jim Jumper.
Funeral service Wednesday, March 10, 11 a.m., Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 720 N. Cedar Hills Drive. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Interment, Mountain View Cemetery, Helper.


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2008-09 Schedule
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Wed, 08/06/08, 10:01am:
You can find the complete schedule here.
Since the league expanded to 30 teams, the same structure has prevailed:
Divisional Opponents: 4 games [2H, 2A]
Eastern Conference Opponents: 2 games [1H, 1A]
The floating variables come with non-divisional conference opponents. As usual, the Clips will play six of those 10 teams four times apiece [2H, 2A]. But they'll face four of those 10 teams only three times each. This season, it works out like this:
Utah: [1H, 2A]
Minnesota: [2H, 1A]
New Orleans: [1H, 2A]
Memphis: [2H, 1A]
Losing a home game each against Utah and New Orleans is somewhat of a break. On the other end, though, the Clips will have the misfortune of one fewer game each against Minny and the Grizz -- arguably the two weakest teams in the conference.
More dissection to come.


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Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
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A road trip with Rheeder
A road trip with Rheeder
Brett Rheeder used to be just another kid ripping it up on his backyard slopestyle course. (What, you don't have one?) Today he's full-on freeride royalty, dropping jaws worldwide at events from the Red Bull Rampage to the Vienna Air King. We rode along as he traveled to Trek to pick up his new bike, then on to Ray's Indoor Park to put it down.
We're inspired by the great athletes who ride Trek bikes, from world champions to weekend warriors. They remind us to dream big, and motivate us to do our best.


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Roots Manuva (Big Dada) - New Four Tet-Produced Track 'Facety 2:11'
Roots Manuva returns with Facety 2:11, produced by fellow UK maverick Four Tet - listen on The FADER. Lifted off the new single, which also features NYC's Machinedrum on the B-side. Pre-order on 12" & digital download - Ninjashop / iTunesRead More


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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
The Lady Dinos took a pre-season road swing down south and began the road trip with a tough game against 4A Pineview. Pine View came out on top 11-2.
Then they headed to St George for a tournament and the Dinos jumped right back into the winning column with shutouts on Friday against Ogden 13-0 and Beaver 6-0. On Saturday, the team scored an 11-2 win against Rowland Hall and a 6-2 win against Millard. In the championship game, Emery was the one with the shutout and the Dinos went down 14-0.
On Thursday night Pineview, was a really close game until the fifthinning. Behind, 4 -2, a controversial call was made against the Dinos after two outs.
"I argued the call and then we let it get to us and lost our focus." explained Coach Pinedo. "We lost 11-2. It must have been a good wake up call because we played some great softball the next two days."
Carbon played Ogden on Friday with Paige Pinedo pitching her second shutout of the year. She struck out five and gave up just two hits. Every starter had at least one hit as the Dinos collected 18 hits in the game.
The second game that day was even better. It came against a very good team from Beaver.
Once again they came away with a shutout as Pinedo pitched a great game and Whitney Williams had an outstanding defensive game. Williams picked off two girls at third base, caught a girl stealing second base, and threw two runners out at first as they tried to bunt their way on to first base.
On Saturday Carbon took on a team from Rowland Hall and we beat them 11-2.Brittney Gustas pitched the entire game Coach Pinedo commented that she did a great job. Thedefense played well and the offense got the hits needed to get the job done.
The second game that day was against Millard. Paige Pinedo was the winning pitcher and Coach Pinedo credited another great team effort.
In the final game Carbon had to play Emery and got beat pretty bad.
"We had five of our starters leave to come back to Price for a dance and we had to play a lot of younger girls. Emery is a very good team and even with everyone of our starters at the game we wouldhave to play a great game to beat them," Coach Pinedo summed up. "They played well and we didn't. We lost 14-0. All in all I think we had a very good tournament. We learned a lot about ourselves and I think we have a very good team this year.
"We are currently 6-2 with three shutouts and we still don't haveWhitney Oliver playing. She will help make us even better. Our defense has improved tremendously and we feel like that is a big key for us."
The Lady Dinos play Union at the Carbon High softball field next Tuesday, March 25 with first pitch crossing the plate at 3 p.m. The Park City game, scheduled as an away game, may get moved to Price if their field isn't ready to play on.


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British Prime Minister David Cameron Makes Speech On The UK's Position In Europe
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Coco Austin is known for her sexy silhouette, but she wasn't always proud of her body.
"I used to hate my curves," the 34-year-old entertainer and wife of Ice-T revealed on Wednesday's episode of "Bethenny." In fact, her insecurity about her shape led her to get cosmetic surgery. Watch her admission below:
Coco also revealed she had weigh-ins during her "Peep Show" stint in Las Vegas to keep her body on point. Check out these three tips to get Coco-like curves, including a "fanny facial":
To see even more photos of Coco and her famous figure, click on the "Launch Gallery" link below! And be sure to catch her on "Bethenny" Wednesday.
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Nissan Versa Engine Problems
suzyq9241 Posts: 2Ok... at about 30,000 miles... the Nissan Dealership told me my engine block is gone... I had to get a new engine.. ... now I have rattling on top of radio in dash board... help...
yourmechanic Posts: 17@suzyq9241
After getting a new engine and there's suddenly rattling on top of your radio dashboard then you should bring it back to the dealership and tell them.
They could have left something loose while in the process of replacing the old engine with the new.
Did you find out what was the problem?
The same happened to me yesterday for the first time. The technician tested and No codes have been found on the ECM.
Please let me know what you find. :confuse:
Did you find what caused this problem?
wizard340 Posts: 1We have owned a 2009 versa for a year now and it has started doing the same thing, it doesn't seem to be weather dependent or predictable. it just does it when it wants, I'm thinking about replacing the battery and checking the connections at the starter, also the ground strap to the chassis.
We have had our Versa now for a year. Since we have had it while driving it goes into Neutral at any given time. It has happened twice on a freeway and once just this morning while going to work. This time it shut itself off and won't start back up. We have had it to the dealer and they have reset the computer system.
Has anyone else had these issues? The maintenance people are basically looking at us like we are women and don't know what we are talking about or we have hit it into neutral!! I'm about to go off on the maintenance department at the dealer.
Auto or stick? If auto, it could be a linkage issue. Wiggle it or put back into Park in order to restart as there is a safety starting lockout connection in positions of the tranny other than Park or Neutral that may be out of adjustment. Do not lay a purse or any other type thing (electronics) wedged between the gearshift and the lower centre console or elbow rest. Watch for big coat sleeves hanging and grabbing it as you move about in the car?
mawiedr Posts: 1We are now in 2013, and I have the SAME problem with my Versa 2008 for about 6 months or so.
We got to the Nissan garage 4 times and never get rid of it -_-. Im actually thinking of complaining to the company itself.
It start exactly like this: when I got to a red light, I apply the brake and I hear a noise, seems like a vibration of some sort.
These days, I heard it almost anytimes I'm driving.
The garage told me it was not from the motor or anything in the hood. It seems like they need to remove my dash, it could be under/somewhere in it.
It does a sound like this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR1W4VlOsF0
I find a lot of people on internet having the same problem, but the garage never heard of it !!!
It's an automatic and we put nothing near the gearshift. The reason for the car to just stop running this time was the fuel pump went out but they didn't say anything about the transmission error the computer read when they got it into the shop.
versatile1 Posts: 8Trade that nissan in for another similar vehicle.
If your warranty is expired, more so as I am not sure anything will be done about it by Nissan. I don't drive Nissan anymore.
Bought this brand new last spring, with AC on and blower on high, engine would shut off 1 block from house driving at Idle speeds. OK, It happened 3 times but I could not duplicate it so taking it to dealer would waste my time.It seemed after it die, I stop and restart and it would not happen agian. Today, I got off expressway, and made a right turn and car died , same senario, I had to stop and restart and it runs fine. It now has 23,000 miles but it did it with only 400 miles on it at 1st. I called dealer and they say they never heard of this, I know it will waste my time to take it to them, anyone elase here have this problem and what was the fix? Thank you for reading...
My gut says the AC on and blower high probably had nothing to do with it. It sort of sounds like a fuel supply issue, but if it was, you'd think the problem would repeat more often than every 20,000+ miles.
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Being a caterpillar tech, I looked for anything in common. The car has never died with blower on 3rd highest setting, ran rest of last summer and all this summer until today, when I had it set on max blower. I wondered if it might be a voltage problem that comming down to idle with everything on was enough to confuse computers...
I always try to start at the simple and work my way up to complicated and more expensive
I currently have two Versas and we're on our third (4th if you count the one that got totaled getting rear-ended by an F-150 that didn't stop) and the only engine issue I've run across in 200,000+ miles was with the 2007 when I flooded the engine by reaching back into the past and pumping the gas once while starting up. The techs told me the engine was prone to flooding in just that way, so maybe that's another reason I gravitated towards a fuel issue.
Do you get any engine hiccups if you turn the blower up while the engine is running?
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No,it is like you shut key off. It runs perfect other then that. Going over a year without problem until I decided to put blower on high for 1st time as it was pretty hot outside and this happenes when I get to idle and it coast going around corner slowley. I know taking it to dealer is a lost cause as I cannot make it do it agian last night when I left work, I guess I will just leave blower on 3rd setting like I have been doing. It appears others have more serious problems then mine and If that puts the bandaid on mine I can live with it. If it happens any time in future I will post here and try dealer...
It's that "going around a corner" part that has me thinking fuel. Going around a corner wouldn't affect an electrical issue, or if it did I would think it would have to be REALLY odd. Can you associate it with a certain level of fuel in the tank??
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Well, 2 blocks from house its straight, tank is always close to full, I never get it lower than 1/4. Like I said, it is going to be hard to figure out, and without codes popping up and not being able to duplicate it at will I doubt I will figure it out, I hoped someone here might have had same problem, maybee mine is rare...
Well the fuel pump is electrical, so I suppose it's possible some voltage problem is the culprit. It's would be odd if the high blower setting was causing the fuel pu8mp to go on the blink. Electrical gremlins are funny things. I had a vehicle once where a cracked fuse would cause the dome light to come on dimly when I stepped on the brake pedal!
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pvohnoutka Posts: 1I own a 2011 Nissan Versa sedan. I was driving on the highway 1st time using A/C in heavy stop and go traffic then the car lost all power would only idle no power had to pull over. Did this all the way home every 10 miles or so. Brought to the dealer they found tranny code putting car into safe mode ( 2nd gear out of ratio ). I didn't use A/C for rest of that year. I used A/C on trip from MA. to Deleware and in stop and go traffic same thing occurred all the way from New York to Deleware. Performed battery reset in Deleware problem solved. I cant use the A/C in stop and go traffic. the dealer wants 500 to investigate this the car is not under warranty. It only happens with A/C on in stop and go traffic. Looking for any advice from anyone
Get a 2nd opinion from either a different dealer or an independent shop that some co-workers or neighbours recommend.
$500. just to check it is simply crooked and pure robbery. You knew that in your heart anyway..
bchristmas Posts: 1Yeah mine just started doing the same thing
Is $500 the estimate to track the problem down and fix it? Since AC use is causing a tranny code, it sounds like and electrical/computer issue. It doesn't take a long diagnosis to get start to add up costs at the labor rates charged at most places. Add in any parts, modules, or the like that need to be replaced and I could see $500 being a possibility.
If they want $500 just to look with any repair being added on to that, that's crazy talk. That's like 8 hours of mechanic time.
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cab seem to figure out whats up with my nissan versa i changed the alternator and checked battery stii
ll won't hold a charge
Have you checked for a parasitic drain or are you saying that the charge light stays on all the time? What year are we talking about?
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2010 nissan versa battery light stays on. won't hold a charge.
The battery light on indicates a charging problem. Could be a broken/slipping belt to the alternator or the alternator has failed.frustrated90 said:
2010 nissan versa battery light stays on. won't hold a charge.
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How about the ground cable and the engine to frame cable? Secure, tight and clean?
Wiring and connectors in the alternator harness in good shape? No chaffing, loose wires? Nothing perhaps over-torqued when connecting to alternator?
Where did you get this new alternator? If it's from a chain store, there's a 1 in 10 chance it's no good.
Also, how was the battery tested? It should be tested as a "load-test".
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Good points Shifty. Could be as simple as wiring problems as well.
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mushroomer Posts: 1My Nissan Versa 2009 with about 70k needs a new engine because my radiator coolant was completely empty. Is this common? Why was there no warning light? My car just died in mid traffic and i only had the remaining momentum to quickly turn into a parking lot and glided to a stop in a 1 hour parking spot. That was my only option. Then i suppose i coudl have pushed it in neutral. But i was stranded with AAA towing which took 3 hours because it was during rush hour. And i had to have my car towed closer to where i lived which was 30 miles away .. about 90 bucks cash. Next day, my repair shop said the engine is dead because of no coolant. they said they could replace the engine for about 2500 - 2800 but i just did a trade in value for my car and it was about 3500. my goodness. what do i do? do i go for the repairs and nervously wait for yet another problem? or just scrap it for junk and hope for about 500 bucks cash? BTW, i had a honda civic and even though it cost me more when i bought it, i got so much in trade in value that ill never buy the cheaper Nissan option again.
Since i have your attention this far, just 1 month ago my muffler rusted off at about 65k. Midas said this was very common for nissans. my civic never had this problem and i had over 100k. Midas said because Nissan uses cheap connectors for pipe to muffler. and it takes about 60k for it to rust off. i spent $200 on the fix. until now. 2500 is alot. thats a major percentage towards a newer car. i dont know what to do.
if anybody has any experience with major repairs like this and has had good results or bad ones with advice to avoid the replacement engine option. please let me know here.
Your car should be worth more than $3500 unless it's a real wreck, bodywise. As for the engine, I'd get a second opinion on that. Maybe all you need is a cylinder head. Seems to me if there was "no warning" then the engine was not disintegrating at the time. Is the engine seized? Will it spin over with the starter motor? Unless you want a new car, you might as well invest $2500...you can't buy anything decent for that money in a used car, or for twice that for that matter.
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It seems that the Sunglass Hut at Tanger Shoppes on the Parkway are a favorite target of thieves, with three people charged in a larceny February 19th. At about 6:50pm, a Sunglass Hut employee reported that three people left the store after stealing a couple pair of sunglasses.
Blowing Rock PD Officers Dan White and Jordan Byland were able to stop the suspects as they left Tanger traveling North on Valley Blvd., recovering the stolen merchandise and charging the trio of Lenoir residents with the theft. Patrick Matthew Vaught, 30, was charged with larceny and also under a warrant from Caldwell County; Matthew Minton, 24, was charged with larceny and driving while license revoked, while Morgan Sigmon, 18, was charged with larceny.
Blowing Rock Police also report an attempted break-in on February 18th at a residence on New River Drive. Residents discovered some pry marks on the back door of their home, but entry was not made into the home and nothing was taken. The homeowners were not sure how long the pry marks may have been on the door.
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