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Although the Unlocked Samsung S Galaxy has released and we have seen it a number of times, the Vibrant has just been released on the T-Mobile. It has been released just a short time back and will be out on the Android platform. The design of this phone will be as the standard Samsung Galaxy S model. The Vibrant will have a small bump on the back and carry the Android four key lay out rather than the standard three key set up. The Vibrant is one of the most loaded phones in terms of features and the apps that it will be carrying.
This Android Device has been dubbed as the closest to phone with the features which are the closest to the performance of the iPhone 4 Unlocked gadget in terms of the output features. The features on this phone which really makes it stand out, is the neat Hummingbird processor and the brilliant super AMOLED display which is the closest that one can get to the Retina Display that the iPhone 4 has. In fact, if initial responses are to be considered, this display is one of the most striking features of this phone. We were also very impressed with the sunlight testing that we did ourselves. The Hummingbird processor is well complimented by the Samsung TouchWiz UI which is a much more advanced form of the software that was provided on the Samsung Behold 2. The Samsung Vibrant is probably the best phones from the Android line in recent times.
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For all the sales records being set by some smartphone manufacturers, total worldwide sales dropped by 2% since the same time period last year. Only 419.1 million units sold in the Q1 2012 versus 427.8 million in Q1 2011. This is the first time since the second quarter of 2009 that the market has shown a decline.
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(a) A bankruptcy judge may be transferred to serve temporarily as a bankruptcy judge in any judicial district other than the judicial district for which such bankruptcy judge was appointed upon the approval of the judicial council of each of the circuits involved.
(b) A bankruptcy judge who has retired may, upon consent, be recalled to serve as a bankruptcy judge in any judicial district by the judicial council of the circuit within which such district is located. Upon recall, a bankruptcy judge may receive a salary for such service in accordance with regulations promulgated by the Judicial Conference of the United States, subject to the restrictions on the payment of an annuity in section 377 of this title or in subchapter III of chapter 83, and chapter 84, of title 5 which are applicable to such judge.
Source(Added Pub. L. 98–353, title I, § 104(a),July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 339; amended Pub. L. 99–651, title II, § 202(a),Nov. 14, 1986, 100 Stat. 3648; Pub. L. 100–659, § 4(a),Nov. 15, 1988, 102 Stat. 3918.)
1988—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 100–659inserted "section 377 of this title or in" after "annuity in" and "which are applicable to such judge" after "title 5".
1986—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 99–651inserted reference to chapter 84 of title 5.
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Amendment by Pub. L. 100–659effective Nov. 15, 1988, and applicable to bankruptcy judges and magistrate judges who retire on or after Nov. 15, 1988, with exception for judges and magistrate judges retiring on or after July 31, 1987, see section 9 ofPub. L. 100–659, as amended, set out as an Effective Date note under section 377 of this title.
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Pub. L. 99–651, title II, § 203,Nov. 14, 1986, 100 Stat. 3649, provided that: "This title and the amendments made by this title [enacting section 375 of this title and amending this section and sections 374, 631, 633, 636, and 797 of this title] take effect on January 1, 1987."
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I was thinking this today while I was eating my lunch, I was thinking ' What if the FSM didnt use red meatsauce to anoint his followers, what if he used alfredo sauce?' I mean when I was touched by His Noddley Appendage I was eating a plate of Shrimp Alfredo with Linguini. Alfredo is a special sauce in its own right. It has to be made with special ingredients so odd and mixed match that it would seem that it wouldnt go together, but it DOES. How could such odd ingredients such as garlic, mayonnaise, butter, mozzeralla, parmesian, milk and pepper go together to make such a wonderful sauce? The FSM of course!! Only he would be able to mix together such ingredients to make this sauce. This also explaines why so many people eat redsauce and belong to other faiths and not HIS. That is because they are not eating the blessed sauce He created himself with the His Noodley Appendages. So my fellow ship mates of the Southeast eat is recommended that you eat alfredo sauce with your pasta instead of redsauce to show your devotion to him. RAmen


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THANKS TO DAD, FRANS' PLAYGROUND WAS A RINKFrits Nielsen: father, coach, broadcaster and writer
11:50 am: The hockey sense of Frans Nielsen may be second-to-none on the Islanders. He's the team's best defensive forward, one of its top playmakers, a well-rounded player at 26 years old when he's just hitting his prime.
Then you meet his dad, and it all starts to make sense. Frits Nielsen coached professional hockey in Denmark for two decades. Today, he is a sports columnist and game analyst on television.
Frans Nielsen doesn't just play like someone who has spent a lot of time at the rink. He practically was raised in one.
"Oh yeah," said Frans. "After school, my friends would go straight to the rink where my father was coaching. We'd only leave when we absolutely had to."
For 14 years, Frits Nielsen was the head coach of the Herning Blue Fox. When Frits played, Denmark boys didn't dream of playing in the National Hockey League. Teams like the Blue Fox were the pinnacle.
The same held true for Frans, raised in Herning.
"Are you kidding? I idolized those guys," he said. "As a kid, I dreamed about playing for Herning. Every guy who played for the Blue Fox was my idol."
But their coach was simply Dad.
"Getting to spend so much time around the arena, getting all that extra time to skate and practice when the team wasn't on the ice, I don't have any doubt it was an advantage," said Frans.
Frits is quick to point out that he never coached his sons – Frans of the Islanders, and his younger brother Simon, now a goalie in the Danish league. In his mind, Frans leaving home at age 16 to play against elite talent in Sweden was the ultimate education.
"I supported Frans like any father would, but I never coached him," said Frits. "Give Frans and his coaches along the way all the credit."
Scott Gordon, a hockey dad himself, knows Mr. Nielsen is just being humble.
"I'm sure Frans' father being a coach has helped him," said the Islanders head coach. "Anytime a young player gets to be around the rink a lot, they pick up stuff – even if it's just through osmosis."
Gordon grinned. "Whether they're paying attention or not, kids pick up a lot," he said. "I can tell you that I never once told my son, who's a goalie, about 'paddle down.' But he hears me and the coaches here from being around the rink, and it becomes part of his game."
His coaching whistle retired, Frits Nielsen is now a columnist on hockey and other sports for Herning Folkeblad, the hometown newspaper. He also serves as a studio analyst in Copenhagen and color commentator on Danish league games and international events like the World Championships. Mr. Nielsen has been in the broadcast booth for a few of Frans' games at the Worlds, but stays away from Team Denmark's locker room for pre-game preparation. As a former member of the national team himself, Frits knows how important the games are to his son. "He's always let me be myself," said Frans.
Frits returned to Denmark on a flight from JFK on Monday night, but not before watching one more Islanders practice, having a few laughs in the players' lounge and Iceworks and saying a warm goodbye to his son's teammates. His three-day venture on the Islanders' charter for a pair of road games was his second Dads' trip, but Mr. Nielsen hopes there are plenty more in his future.
"Incredible time," he said. "Watching the games, everyone watching their sons, is the best part. Well, maybe, the afternoons on game-day, too. The players were getting their rest at the hotel, and all the dads would sit in the sun, have a lot of laughs, have a few drinks. I love going on those trips."
For Frits Nielsen, it's the least his son and the Islanders could do.
Notes: Despite his optimistic post yesterday on Twitter, Michael Grabner did not practice with the Islanders at Iceworks today. He will not make the trip, so Matt Martin will make his season debut with the big club. As he did yesterday, Martin skated (as per Katie Strang) on a line with Doug Weight and Nino Niederreiter.
After skating on his own the last two days, Rob Schremp participated in his first practice of the regular season with the Islanders.
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CRIMINAL CONTEMPT - MASSENA - Village police charged Joseph R. McMahon, 21, of 29 Elm St., Massena, with a felony count of first-degree criminal contempt, criminal obstruction of breathing, fourth-degree criminal mischief and second-degree harassment Monday afternoon.
He was arraigned by Acting Massena Village Justice James M. Crandall and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility with bail set at $10,000 cash or $20,000 bond.
McMahon allegedly violated an order of protection issued in June by Mr. Crandall when he shoved Barbara Marshall on a bed at her Park Avenue residence at 2:15 p.m. Monday, choked her and covered her mouth and throat during a domestic dispute.
He was reportedly upset because Marshall only gave him a quick kiss when he asked for a kiss while she was making a pizza.
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She said McMahon shoved her onto the bed when she was attempting to get her phone back from him and noted he had choked her during the argument. She said she was eventually able to get free but McMahon initially prevented her from leaving the residence.
Ms. Marshall said McMahon eventually left her apartment.
Massena-based state police had previously charged McMahon with criminal obstruction of breathing, second-degree unlawful imprisonment, endangering the welfare of a child, fourth-degree criminal mischief and unlawful possession of marijuana following a Jan. 15, 2012 domestic dispute at his residence.
He was later sentenced to probation for three years after pleading guilty to endangering the welfare of a child and second-degree harassment in a plea bargain agreement.
Ms. Marshall, in a statement she provided police at that time, said her boyfriend had been drinking before she arrived home at approximately 7 p.m. that night and started arguing with her while they were eating dinner. .
Troopers allege the argument turned physical when Ms. Marshall told McMahon to leave the residence. He allegedly grabbed her by the throat and sweatshirt and threw her onto the couch. He then reportedly grabbed a ceramic plate and threw it at the couples 1-year-old daughter, with the plate missing the child and striking a window.
Troopers said McMahon also blocked the door and told Ms. Marshall she couldnt leave the residence with the child when she was attempting to exit their home. He also reportedly prevented her from gaining access to a telephone so she could contact police about the domestic dispute.
Ms. Marshall told police she was eventually able to leave the residence when McMahon walked into a back bedroom in the home. Joe threw the kitchen chair into the TV, breaking it. The TV belongs to his mother, Ms. Marshall said in her statement.
The court signed a three-year order of protection directing McMahon not to harass, annoy or alarm Ms. Marshall and her daughter. The court also specifically directed McMahon to refrain from anger, aggression, drug use and intoxication in the presence of his girlfriend and the child.
McMahon had admitted last month he had violated the terms of his probationary sentence and had been sentenced to begin serving a 90-day sentence on Jan. 4.
Mr. Crandall had granted St. Lawrence County Conflict Public Defender Amy Donas request to have her client start serving his jail sentence after the holidays so he could spend them with his two children.
Mr. Crandall had ordered McMahon,to report to the county jail at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 4.
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PAWTUCKET — A 19-year-old city man, John Demonte Alarcon, was arrested on numerous drug charges on Thursday following an investigation by members of the Pawtucket Police Special Squad.
According to Pawtucket Police, this investigation began on information provided by neighborhood residents and anonymous sources. Based on their findings, a court-approved search warrant for an apartment on Hatfield Street was executed on Thursday.
During a search of the apartment, police say that investigators seized 100 grams of marijuana, digital scales, packaging material indicative of street level distribution of illegal drugs, and $3,750 in cash.
Alarcon, who lived at the apartment, was taken into custody. He was brought before District Court in Providence on Thursday and arraigned on charges of possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, maintaining a common nuisance/controlled substances, and distributing/manufacturing controlled substances near a school.
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text: Christian Johnston, right, plays the title character in Carbon High School's production of 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown." Other cast members include Lacey Brinkerhoff and Nikkita Blain as Lucy, Jason McAllister as Linus, Aubrey Anderson and Tracy Bedont as Snoopy, Brandon Wheeler as Schroeder, and Megan Urbanik and Nisheal Watson as Patty. The cast will perform two matinees for local elementary students and four evening productions Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Curtain time for the evening shows is 7:30 p.m.


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Good news I would say.
Next year needs to be 100M in revenues.
Redhat seems to be doing pretty good for itself. But since it shied from free commercial releases, is this a good indicator of nix and the gpl becoming more popular?
Good news I would say.
Next year needs to be 100M in revenues.
Probably. It's not just RedHat fighting alone anymore. Now IBM is heavily involved in the fray, as is Novel and the ever-indecisive Sun Microsystems. With a backing like that people are starting to pay attention to linux.
heh..last year they did 115 million. they had 97 million in the bank, and was 16 million in debt. -- however, based on the fiscal year it was 126 million revenue, yahoo finance goes to january. their profit was 59 million.
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text: What would you say if you were tromping through the Philadelphia Museum of Art and noticed yourself on the wall of the museum. In a 16th century Italian painting by an unknown artist titled Portrait of a Nobleman with Dueling Gauntlet. It happened to Max Galuppo, 20, a Temple University student. I suppose this is better than some Andy Warhol painting or any modern art nightmare.


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We may as well be up front with you: here at Who What Wear, we will simply never tire of florals. Our obsession with flower power is a never-ending one, thanks to designers who cleverly reinvent the trend every season in new and exciting ways.In the past, we've discussed our love of big blooms and 3D floral, but today's Look We Love is an explosion of blossoms against metallic fabrics which we've aptly dubbed petal to the metal! In the hopes of planting the seeds of inspiration in you, dear readers, we plucked a profusion of runway looks and wearable pieces for you to try this season.
While botanical patterns flourished in many designers' S/S 12 runway shows, we particularly relished the metallic iterations in Christopher Kane's ethereal collection. Flowery fashion is often beloved by girls with ultra feminine sensibilities, but by featuring shiny, multicolored motifs against modern silhouettes, Kane masterfully assures that even the edgiest trendsetter will appreciate his looks. For example, Kane swathed his Blue Elinor Dress ($4870, 646.237.6078) in a merge of vivid watercolor shades (blues, pinks, yellows, and more). Rather than appear commonplace or repetitive, Kane's florals oozed fun, youthful elegance, especially when featured on a bold frock with a slightly revealing cutaway detail. Kane applied the same trick to what could have been a pretty yet sedate pencil skirt; instead, gleaming, bright blue buds burst across the Cutout Silk-Blend Jacquard Skirt ($1920), while a flirty hi-low hemline keeps the outfit interesting. Kane also smartly tempers the piece with a plain White Kate Top ($1390), a realistic approach to wearing this brilliant petal-to-the-metal trend! We must also point out the Brown Brocade Jacket ($4320, 212.206.1272), a sophisticated array of brown buds against a silvery-gray background. When paired with his Reflective Silver Dress ($2615), featuring a sequin-trimmed floral motif, the resulting look isn't overwhelming, just efflorescent.
If you've caught floral fever like us, we have just the antidote: a curated selection of fashion-forward pieces to help you channel Kane's runway looks. Though metallic blossoms may not seem like the easiest print to wear in real life, we assure you it's a chic and versatile way to incorporate them into your spring wardrobe, especially if you stick to just one statement piece. Take, for instance, J. Crew's Café Capri Pants ($298) in Midnight Green. The eruption of teal roses against rich blue is truly striking, but a solid-colored top easily tempers the pants' shiny, vibrant hue. We're also fond of H&M's exquisite Purple Floral Pencil Skirt ($60, 310.855.1009), which, with its ladylike silhouette and wallpaper-like pattern of pale blue flowers, is suitable for the office. Since the key to wearing this trend off the runway is to mix standout floral attire with more neutral elements, we selected RAOUL's Gold Leather Tank ($325, available in late February) and Topshop's Poplin Drop Waist Shirt Dress by Boutique ($130) in White, which both offer the perfect counterpoint to any blossoming garment. The classic tank possesses a pale gold sheen, making it a chic night-on-the-town option, while the crisp shirtdress is cool and casual enough for daytime wear.
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- D'Amato, Jennie. "All the Right Moves, the Art of Camille Utterback" PDN's PIX, Vol. 7, Issue 1, February/March 2001
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The Flash Crash: The Impact of High Frequency Trading on an Electronic Market
Andrei A. Kirilenko
Brevan Howard Centre for Financial Analysis, Imperial College Business School
Albert S. Kyle
University of Maryland; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
Mehrdad Samadi
University of North Carolina (UNC) at Chapel Hill - Finance Area
Tugkan Tuzun
Federal Reserve Board
September 24, 2014
We present an empirical analysis of the Flash Crash – a systemic market event on May 6, 2010. The Flash Crash was blamed on high frequency traders (HFTs) – hyperactive trading algorithms operating inside automated markets. We use audit-trail data for the E-mini S&P 500 futures contract to show that HFTs did not cause the Flash Crash – a large sell program did – but exacerbated the price movement by absorbing immediacy ahead of others. We present novel findings on the trading behavior of HFTs as part of a market ecosystem and propose recommendations for making automated markets more resilient to large liquidity imbalances.
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Keywords: High Frequency Trading, Algorithmic Trading, Flash Crash, Liquidity, Volatility, Price Impact, May 6
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SOUTH PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- South Portland Police are calling it a prank that went too far.
PHOTOS: Golf cart and field damage
They believe a group of high schoolers broke in to the Wainwright Fields, off of Highland Avenue, on the night of June 16th.
Police say they took eight golf carts for joyrides, and caused between $10-20 thousand in damages by breaking poles, batting cages, back stops, and leaving behind cans of beer.
The vandals may have left behind all of that damage, but they did return the golf carts to the storage facility, right where they found them.
"What you left there in perfect condition the night before has been ironically placed almost in the exact same position it was there, but now it's completely damaged," said Rick Towle, South Portland Parks and Recreation Director.
South Portland Police are still looking for those responsible, and would prefer for them to come forward.
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Nearly half of every dollar the Federal government has spent since the beginning of the 2013 fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, has been borrowed, according to the latest data from the Congressional Budget Office released on Friday.
In just the first two months of the fiscal year, the Federal government racked up a deficit of $292 billion, borrowing 46 cents on every dollar it has spent. The government has spent $638 since October and managed to bring in only $346 billion in revenues despite tax revenues being up $30 billion, about 10 percent higher than they were last year.
Spending is up even more. The government has spent an outstanding $87 billion more than it had at this time last year, according to the CBO report; that's 14 percent higher than it was in fiscal 2012. The budget watchers contend, however, that the higher spending is a result of timing of month-to-month payments.
Taking that into account, the government said that the overall deficit is actually $8 billion lower this year.
The biggest budgetary problem spots, not surprisingly, are related to mandatory expenditures on Social Security, Medicare and interest on already accumulated government debt. These also continue to be major points of contention among Republican and Democratic lawmakers as the fiscal cliff negotiations trudge on.
The CBO says the following about those increases:
- Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid—Expenditures for each of the three largest entitlement programs were higher, with outlays for Social Security benefits increasing the most—by $8 billion (or 7 percent). Spending for Medicare rose by $6 billion (or 8 percent) and outlays for Medicaid rose by $4 billion (or 9 percent).
- Other Activities—Expenditures in this broad category increased by $7 billion (or 4 percent). Spending increased for the Departments of Agriculture and Justice and for several other programs.
- Net interest—Outlays for net interest on the public debt were $2 billion (or 5 percent) higher, reflecting both the growing debt held by the public and higher payments for inflation-indexed securities.
Meanwhile, the CBO reported a decrease in government spending on unemployment benefits (down by $4 billion) and defense spending (down by $2 billion) from the same period last year.


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Has anyone else heard of this. Its pretty interesting. The university I work at provided me with a copy of a book that supposedly tells you what your five greatest strengths are out of a list of 34. I got the book for free, so I didn't think it would hurt to try, but it came with a link for a self assessment and when I completed it I was pretty surprised with how accurate it was. My hot wife confirmed a lot of what was said and its got me thinking about how I handle situations and overcome them.
I figured we're a pretty diverse group, but most of us have LEGOs in common. Some people are here just to troll, which is kinda funny, but lame at the same time. I think it would be interesting to see what others here score on the self assessment.
If you're wondering, the book is the result of a 30-40 year long experiment of best practices and personal philosophies that successful and people with the potential to be greatly successful that have been recorded and narrowed down 34 strengths. Its an interesting read and very insightful. Anyone else here read this?
And yes, there is plenty of application to Brikwars. One of my strengths was "Ideation", which means I have a love of ideas and connecting obscure phenomena together. My biggest question on this forum is whether or not Warhead and Colette are actually the same person. If they are, how can they/it be defeated?


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CANTON - State Department of Agriculture and Markets Commissioner Darrel J. Aubertine is touting Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos commitment to New Yorks farmers.
In meetings with editorial boards and reporters across the state, including the north country, Mr. Aubertine said the governors 2013, $136.5 billion executive budget proposal proves he is dedicated to supporting the agriculture industry in a way few governors have been.
Small farms are viable again, Mr. Aubertine said in a meeting Tuesday at The Journal office.
In particular Mr. Aubertine said new Taste NY program is a positive step forward to bolster connections between local farm products and consumers.
Weve got 20 million mouths to feed just here in New York state, Mr. Aubertine said, adding that the governor is advocating better ways of getting local food onto local tables.
The Taste NY program is a $2 million investment in the promotion of locally grown food, beer, wine and spirits and other New York-made goods.
The products would be sold across the state, sales tax-free.
Mr. Cuomo, in his Jan. 9 State of the State address, pledged to create duty-free stores all across the state to promote New York grown and produced products.
The stores will be largely established in train stations and airports.
Mr. Aubertine lauded the governors proposal and said it will help ensure the states agricultural supply gets delivered efficiently to the states consumers.
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David Harrison (1999). Professor of French. Director of the Center for International Studies, 2007-. B.A., Swarthmore College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison.
David Harrison, a scholar of French literature, has served as Director of the Center for International Studies (CIS) since 2007. He continues to teach French language, literature, and culture at all levels and is a popular advisor. His teaching style is that of a facilitator who assists students to take charge of their learning while guiding them toward increasing complexity, whether linguistic, literary, or cultural. He is continually innovative in his teaching, having been a pioneer (and the first foreign language professor) to adopt the Writing Fellows model. For teaching purposes, he has also integrated into his classroom work such resources as Faulconer Gallery exhibitions and Burling Special Collections. He pays particular attention to writing, crafting assignments that develop and reinforce writing skills both in English and French.
Beyond his teaching and Center directorship, Professor Harrison continues to grow as an active and widely recognized scholar of seventeenth-century French literature. In the past five years, he has published five peer-reviewed articles (with another forthcoming) and five book reviews, expanding his focus beyond his dissertation and early publications to a larger context of the history of "worldly conversation" in the manners and literary conventions of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century France. He has published in prestigious French scholarly journals, thus demonstrating that he participates in the same international conversations that he promotes as Center Director. His writing is lauded for complex and tightly woven argumentation of the type he also fosters in his students' work. He is a regular conference presenter in a range of areas, including work on seventeenth-century uses of space and the self, as well as presentations on the importance of internationalism in a liberal arts curriculum. He is currently engaged in a larger project on the notion of wittiness and the witty woman in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century French novels, growing out of his earlier focus on the Memoirs of the Duc de Saint-Simon.
His service as Center Director has borne fruit in many ways, including the creation of a new institutional partnership between Grinnell College and Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi, as well as important groundwork for stronger ties with South Korea. At the same time, he has worked to strengthen our existing relations with Nanjing University. Under his guidance, the Center continues to sponsor faculty travel seminars, and he has worked hard to raise the visibility of international activity by Grinnellians abroad. He has been an active promoter of adding Arabic and Middle Eastern Studies to the curriculum, chairing the search committee for an Arabic instructor and helping to shepherd the appointment into a tenure-track position. Since receiving tenure, he has also served as Chair of the Teaching and Learning Working Group for the 2012 Strategic Plan and as a member of the 2010 Campus Plan Update Committee. Professor Harrison continues to work closely with Admission and to serve as a mentor for early-career colleagues. As recognition of the professional regard he has attained in his field, he has been invited to serve as an outside reviewer of French departments at Lewis and Clark, Reed, and Beloit Colleges, and of the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives at Mount Holyoke College.


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The Federal Government supports employee engagement in the community and home in a variety of ways, in order to foster a workforce that best meets the needs of the American public. As the nation's largest employer, by supporting Federal employees in balancing the responsibilities of work, family, and community, we also help create healthy communities for all citizens
Dependent care programs and policies vary according to agency. Therefore, if you are looking for support with your dependent care needs, whether that be an adult dependent, a child or an elder, reach out to your agency's work-life or dependent care coordinator. They will be able to connect you with valuable resources that will help you to effectively integrate your work responsibilities with those of your dependents. Examples of such resources often include childcare subsidies for lower income families, resource guides for finding quality childcare, worksite lactation support for new and expectant parents, and webinars and lunch and learns that educate employees on the navigating the path of caring for aging parents or relatives with special needs.
OPM encourages all agencies to expand the use of dependent care programs and other workplace flexibilities to best support employees who face both workplace responsibilities and the demands of caring for a loved one.
Child care can be extremely expensive, especially for lower income families, but without quality child care arrangements, working parents are hard-pressed to remain effective either at work or at home. Federal agencies, at their own discretion, can now use appropriated funds, including revolving funds otherwise available for salaries, to assist lower income employees with the costs of child care.
This Child Care Subsidy Program applies to employees whose children are under the age of 13, or disabled and under the age of 18, and are enrolled, or will be enrolled, in licensed family child care homes or center-based child care. The child care must be licensed and/or regulated by State and/or local authorities.
OPM issued final regulations (5 CFR Part 792) effective March 24, 2003 implementing the Child Care Subsidy Program legislation, entitled "Agency Use of Appropriated Funds for Child Care Costs for Lower Income Employees." The authority was first established as a pilot program by Congress in Public Law 106-58, sec. 643 (September 29, 1999) and was made permanent in Public Law 107-67, sec. 630 (November 12, 2001).
Further information is available in OPM's Guide for Implementing Child Care Legislation and the 2009 Child Care Subsidy Report.
As required by regulation, OPM issues an annual call for Child Care Subsidy data to all participating agencies or agency components at the beginning of each calendar year. The data are compiled and an information copy of the results is sent to Congress.
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The following is a list of Federal agencies or agency components that currently have a Child Care Subsidy Program (CCSP). If your agency or agency component is not listed, then that agency or agency component does not have a CCSP. Please contact your agency or agency component's work life coordinator to find out what other options are available to you for child care services and/or child care assistance programs. If you do not know who your work life coordinator is you may use our Agency Points of Contact Search Tool to locate your work life coordinator.
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Many Federal agencies provide assistance to employees through multiple means, including on-site child care, resource and referral services, and the child care subsidy program. Many Federal employees also have access to the Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account program, which can be used for child care or camp.
Below are resources for Federal Work/Life coordinators and employees on child care.
Beyond child care, there are many other parenting issues that can be supported through workplace programs and access to resources. We encourage you to review the applicable resources created by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management below.
On December 20, 2010, President Obama delegated authority to the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) to provide guidance to executive branch civilian employees on workplace accommodations for employees who are nursing mothers. This delegation is in support of section 4207 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (Act), Pub. L. 111-148, which added a new subsection (r) to section 7 of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (FLSA) (codified as amended at 29 U.S.C. 207). This new subsection requires an employer to provide employees with (1) a reasonable break time to express breast milk for her child for 1 year after the child's birth each time such employee has need to express milk; and (2) a place, other than a bathroom, that is shielded from view and free from intrusion from coworkers and the public which may be used by the employee to express breast milk. While subsection (r) applies only to employees who are subject to section 7, which sets forth the FLSA overtime pay provisions, the rationale for the policy contained in that section applies to all executive branch employees. In accordance with the authority delegated to OPM by the President on December 20, 2010, and in order to ensure consistent treatment of nursing mothers within the Federal workforce, agencies should also apply the requirements of subsection 7(r) of the FLSA to Executive branch civilian employees who are exempt from section 7 of the FLSA. I am providing guidance to agencies to assist them with implementation. For more guidance on the implementation of this policy, please review OPM's Guide to Establishing a Federal Nursing Mother's Program and and Memo on Nursing Mothers in Federal Employment.
Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (DCFSA) can be used to pay for eligible child care expenses that allow you (and your spouse if you're married) to work, look for work, or attend school full-time. You may elect up to $5,000 each year.
For more information about eligibility and enrollment, visit the DCFSA website.
Today we are witnessing a rapidly growing elderly population. As diversity and longevity become two terms that describe America's workforce and population, the Federal Government is addressing the issues of aging and its impact on our families, work environment, and productivity.
An increasing number of American employees face the challenges and responsibilities of caring for an aging family member or friend. More than 65 million people, 29% of the U.S. population, provide care for a chronically ill, disabled or aged family member or friend during any given year and spend an average of 20 hours per week providing care for their loved one1. Recent estimates from the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) indicate that individuals turning 65 might require up to three years of long term care. Unpaid caregivers, such as family members or community volunteers, provide the majority of that long term care.
Family caregivers work as many hours on average (45 hours) as those without caregiving responsibilities (44 hours). Many are a part of the "sandwich generation" (46% of women and 40% of men); as such, they have children under the age of 18 at home. Almost half of the workforce (49%) expects to be providing elder care for a family member in the coming five years. Given these demographics, it is important that the Federal Government offer programs, policies, and initiatives to assist employees who are currently, or who will be, responsible for providing care to an elder.
The transition into elder caregiving will affect various aspects of your life and will, undoubtedly, impact your experience at work. Communication with one's manager is critical; as a result, he/she will be better prepared to support you. There are resources one can easily tap into, as well. Three very helpful resources are your agency's Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Administrator, Work-Life Coordinator, and Elder Care Coordinator. They can provide information and support to set priorities and make decisions. You can find your agency's coordinators by searching the Work-Life Contact Tool. Another helpful resource is the ELDER CARE LOCATOR. HHS's Administration on Aging (AoA) provides this public service for older adults and their families. Information specialists are available by phone at 1-800-677-1116 or Internet via web chat at from 9 a.m. – 8 p.m., EST.
The Federal Government offers a wide range of benefits and flexibilities that employees can use to support them and their family members as they build a Federal career. A number of these resources can be effectively applied when an employee is attempting to manage an elder care situation. Federal employees enjoy generous health benefits, leave flexibilities, and flexible spending accounts, which enable employees to care for themselves and their family members while remaining effective and productive at work. For example, Medicaid and Medicare may be resources that can be applied to support an elder care situation. Although these two programs sound similar in name, they are quite different. More information can be accessed via the following websites: Medicare - Medicare.gov; Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services - CMS.gov.
The Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) Program can help federal employees and their families meet their health care needs. Federal employees, retirees and their survivors enjoy the widest selection of health plans in the country. Long term care insurance and Flexible Spending Accounts are two of the health-related benefits that Federal employees can use in managing an elder care situation. Long term care is care that a person needs if he/she can no longer perform everyday tasks independently due to a chronic illness, injury, disability or the aging process. Long term care includes the supervision one might need due to a severe cognitive impairment, such as Alzheimer's disease. Long term care insurance is one way to help pay for related expenses. Most Federal and U.S. Postal Service employees and annuitants, active and retired members of the uniformed services, and their qualified relatives are eligible to apply for insurance coverage under the Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program (FLTCIP). FLTCIP provides long term care insurance for its enrollees who are Federal and U.S. Postal Service employees and annuitants, active and retired members of the uniformed services, and their qualified relatives. Most employees must be eligible for the FEHB Program in order to apply for coverage under the FLTCIP. For more information about the FLTCIP, please contact Long Term Care Partners at 1(800)582-3337, or the FLTIP website.
Another source of possible support for elder care givers is Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs). FSAs are a benefit offered by most employers that allow an employee the opportunity to put some of his/her salary aside before taxes to pay for many common out-of-pocket expenses. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sponsors the Federal Flexible Spending Account Program, also known as FSAFEDS, on behalf of all executive branch agencies, as well as other Federal agencies that choose to offer this benefit to their employees. Federal retirees and survivor annuitants are not eligible to participate in FSAFEDS. FSAFEDS offers two types of FSAs: a health care flexible spending account (HCFSA) and a dependent care flexible spending account (DCFSA). Most Federal employees can elect to participate in one or both Flexible Spending Accounts. To learn more, you can consult the FSAFEDS website.
OPM also provides Governmentwide leadership on Federal leave policies and programs. This is accomplished by developing and maintaining Governmentwide regulations and policies on the administration of leave, including the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Federal leave sharing programs, annual leave, sick leave, leave without pay, and time off for special circumstances--e.g., early dismissal or closure for weather emergencies. These leave programs assist employees in meeting their work, personal, and family obligations. The administration of these programs typically is addressed in agency internal policies and/or collective bargaining agreements. Therefore, you should discuss your specific situation with your local Human Resources office. For general information, visit OPM's Leave Administration.
If the work requirements and agency needs permit, an employee with elder care responsibilities may consider a flexible work arrangement. Working an alternative work schedule (AWS) or a schedule that includes telework instead of a traditional fixed work schedule (e.g., 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week) can enable employees to maintain schedules that better fit their needs and help manage work, personal, and family responsibilities. Since AWS programs for bargaining unit employees are established by negotiated agreements, bargaining unit employees and their supervisors/managers should consult the applicable collective bargaining agreement for its AWS provisions. General information and guidance is available on OPM's Work Schedules and Telework websites.
Although Federal Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) statutes do not prohibit employment discrimination based solely on parental or other caregiver status, there may be circumstances under which discrimination against a working parent or other caregiver constitutes unlawful disparate treatment under Federal EEO statutes. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has issued the following guidance addressing these issues:
Federal employees, former Federal employees and applicants for Federal employment who believe they have been subjected to illegal discrimination or prohibited personnel practices, should promptly contact the relevant office(s) within their agencies. In addition,
The Federal Government's leave programs and workplace flexibilities are specifically designed to help employees better manage their professional and personal responsibilities. Because the implementation of these programs typically involves issues of pay and leave, more detailed information can be found on OPM's Pay & Leave pages. However, we have compiled a list of OPM resources and information below relevant to families.
If you have questions regarding these programs, please contact OPM's Pay & Leave Group at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Former Sky News executive Nick Pollard , speaks during a press... News PhotoAbuse,BBC,Business,Business Person,Chris Patten,Corporate Business,Finance,Former,Greater London,Holding,Horizontal,Jimmy Savile,London - England,Presenter,Press Conference,Releasing,Sky News,Talking,The Media,UKPhotographer AFPCollection: AFP 2012 AFPFormer Sky News executive Nick Pollard (R), speaks during a press conference at BBC Broadcasting House in London on December 19, 2012 alongside (L-R) ) Alison Hastings Chair of the BBC Trust Editorial Standards Committee, acting director-general Tim Davie, BBC Senior Independent Director Fiona Reynolds and BBC Trust Chairman Chris Patten, on the release of the Pollard Report into the BBC's handling of the child-sex abuse claims against late presenter Jimmy Savile. The report strongly criticised the BBC's handling of allegations of child sex abuse against Savile but cleared the corporation of a cover-up. The report sparked the resignation of the BBC's deputy director of news, Stephen Mitchell, and led to the editor and deputy editor of the current affairs programme Newsnight at the centre of the scandal being replaced. AFP PHOTO / POOL / CHRIS RADBURN (Photo credit should read Chris Radburn/AFP/Getty Images)


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Flash Eurobarometer on Space Activities Veröffentlicht am: 25/09/2012, Letzte Aktualisierung: 27/09/2012
This survey acknowledges the importance that space has for European citizens and it supports the EU's involvement in this domain. So despite the current economic and financial turmoil our citizens are confident in our space initiatives. They are crucial for the economy and society and to foster innovation and industrial competitiveness.
Europeans are well aware and positive about EU space activities
The Flash Eurobarometer (Flash No 355) on space activities of the European Union was conducted in July 2012 in order to examine our citizens' awareness, expectations and wishes regarding space based services and their opinion on the role of the EU in the development of space activities.
Our economies and our daily life increasingly depend on space based systems and infrastructures. Be it for weather forecasting, telecommunications, television, financial transactions, our transport systems as well as for our security. Satellites have already a direct impact on our lives and surely this trend will increase more and more in the decades to come.
This is why the EU centres its action in the space field on the wellbeing of its citizens. Its interest also focuses on how space can support our economy by creating growth and jobs. Space programmes are indeed highly innovative; they create opportunities for new services as well as technology spin-offs in other sectors.
Thanks to this survey we have now a realistic (and positive) view on the perception that European citizens have of EU space activities.
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|December Unemployment Up Across the State
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97 of North Carolina's 100 counties experienced increases in unemployment in December, as the state finished up 2012 going in the wrong direction statistically. The state rate of 9.5%, up a half-percent, while both Ashe and Avery experienced 1%+ increases, Ashe up 1.6—now 11.6,
and Avery up 1.3% to 12.1%.Watauga's rate increased .6%, landing at 8.5%. The report did not include a break-down by industry, that to come in the first report of 2013.
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This unit focuses on the impacts of climate change on humans. Students participate in activities using "Character Cards" (included with the unit). The cards introduce fictitious citizens who describe the local economic, social and political factors... (View More) that impact their country's climate change issues/responses. In addition, students examine how their own energy and food choices impact climate change and then propose ideas to reduce their carbon footprint. The unit is one of four under the Chicago Botanic Garden curriculum entitled, "Climate Change in My Backyard." (View Less)
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I had a similar problem when I was using NT4 server and win98. If I remember correcty simply disable the master browser in win98 and XP this will stop the problem, and you can still browse at your leisure. I'm assuming your using samba as your default server?
Using the unc command as you've mentioned throu DOS works. If you dont see the win98/XP network neighbourhood icon simply use the dos Net use command it works every time. have fun


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