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"It's a big move for the university, and clearly demonstrates a strong commitment to the growth of both the USC Health Sciences Campus and the life science industry here in Los Angeles," said Krisztina Holly, Vice Provost and Executive Director for USC Stevens. "The Los Angeles market is bursting with entrepreneurial talent and culture. As a university, we're in the right place at the right time to significantly impact the life science industry in Los Angeles, now and in the future."
According to the Southern California Biomedical Council (SoCalBio -- http://www.socalbio.org/), the Los Angeles/Orange County metro area has a 36% higher concentration of biosciences employment than other metro areas in the U.S. Most notably, the LA region is first among U.S. metropolitan areas in medical device sector employment and second in bioscience research, testing and labs. According to the PricewaterhouseCoopers MoneyTree Report, LA/Orange County is 10th in the nation for Biotechnology Venture Capital funding, the highest since 2001.
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Located three miles from downtown Los Angeles and seven miles from the University Park campus, USC's Health Sciences campus is a major center for basic and clinical biomedical research, especially in the fields of cancer, gene therapy, the neurosciences and transplantation biology. The 61-acre campus is home to the region's first and oldest medical and pharmacy schools, as well as to acclaimed programs in occupational therapy (ranked #1 by U.S. News & World Report) and physical therapy.
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I'm signing up for this online seminar! Social media AND education?! Perfect.
And yes, those are my professional writing students; on computers, with our class blog on the main screen.
Social Media Seminar Series: Trends and Implications for Learning (Online & No Fee)
Friday, October 30, 2009: 9:00 PM Eastern USA
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Faculty: George Siemens - Learning Technologies Centre, Univ. of Manitoba, Canada
David Cormier - Univ. of Prince Edward Island, Canada
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Co-sponsored by: Education & Information Technology Library (http://EdITLib.org)
The seminar series, led by George Siemens and David Cormier, is without fee and will include live interactive sessions, in addition to discussions with guest speakers and participants. All sessions are co-sponsored by and will be archived in the Education & Information Technology Library (EdITLib).
Social media and emerging technologies are gaining increased attention for use in education. The list of tools grows daily.
Examples: blogs, wikis, Ning, podcasts, Facebook, Twitter, Second Life, cloud computing, surface computing, mobile learning, and so on.
"Social Media: Trends and Implications for Learning" will explore the impact of new technologies, research, and related projects.
What does it all mean? Do long term trends and change cycles exist in the constant change? What patterns are emerging?
And, perhaps most importantly, should academics and education leaders respond?
"Social Media" will explore emerging technological and related research trends from a perspective of social and networked learning theory.
Finding coherence in the midst of rapid changes is increasingly difficult. This monthly session will create a forum for educators to gather, present, and discuss the future impact of today's trends.
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Review: Witty words and high fashion haunt spellbinding 'Blithe Spirit'
NAPLES - What: Noël Coward comedy about a dead wife who comes back to haunt her husband and his new wife
When: 8 p.m. through Saturday, April 23. Additional 3 p.m. matinée showings on April 10, 16, 17, 20 & 23.
Where: Norris Community Center, 755 Eighth Ave. S., Naples
Cost: Tickets start at $35, $15 for students
Information: 866-811-4111 or gulfshoreplayhouse.org
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An earlier version of this review omitted the name of the production's scenic and lighting designer. Dennis W. Moyes designed the set for the Gulfshore Playhouse production of "Blithe Spirit."
Gulfshore Playhouse serves up witty wordplay, gorgeous period fashions and a few pesky poltergeists during Noël Coward comedy "Blithe Spirit." Kristen Coury ends her season on a high note as the production captures perfectly the droll rhythms of the snobby British upper class.
"Blithe Spirit" tells the story of socialite and novelist Charles Condomine (Cody Nickell). While researching a new book, he invites local spiritualist Madame Arcati (Elizabeth Dimon) over for a séance. The thoroughly charlatan Arcati manages to conjure up the spirit of Condomine's first wife Elvira (Caroline Hewitt), much to the dismay of the current wife (Beth Hylton). Catfights ensue once Elvira sets her mind to have Charles join her in the afterlife.
The play debuted on London's West End in 1941; Coward felt audiences wanted an escapist comedy as a distraction from World War II. "Blithe Spirit" ran for 1,997 performances and spawned numerous adaptations, including 1964 musical "High Spirits."
Coury hurries her cast of professionals along with ease. Coward's elegant, literate sentences fall beautifully. "Blithe Spirit" resembles something out of a juicy soap opera ("Passions" anyone?) and the spirited pacing, lush costuming and arch mannerisms help that illusion. Coury understands when to hold for a moment to allow audiences to catch up to the verbiage or to throw in a little touch (watch the vermouth bottle) to enhance the show.
"Blithe Spirit" faced disaster when the actress originally slated to play Madame Arcati was forced to leave the show. East Coast actress Elizabeth Dimon, who played Mrs. Meekly in January's "Unnecessary Farce," came on board only six days before opening night.
Despite the late arrival, Dimon makes the role her own. If Coury hadn't announced the re-casting before Friday's show, the audience would never have known. While Madame Arcati can be a dopey old bat, the character absolutely believes in her spiritual prowess. Dimon captures that self-delusion (and the accompanying gabble about mediums, ectoplasm and whatnot) with enviable ease.
Cody Nickell shines brightest as Charles Condomine. Whether bantering with second wife Ruth, pleading with the spirit of first wife Elvira or screaming at the pair of them, he raps out the tongue-twisting dialogue with the savoir-faire of a caddish British socialite. Merely watching him make a dry martini brings laughs.
Hylton brings fire and sass (and some peacock-worthy finery) as snappy second wife Ruth. Hewitt masters the art of the cutting comment as ethereal Elvira. Clad in a flowing, ice-blue gown (it evokes "ghost" without being obviously so), she swans about, blowing in ears, throwing flowers and generally being a nuisance. Gillian Wiggin amuses in a small part as rather clueless neighbor Mrs. Bradman.
A stunning English drawing room set from Dennis W. Moyes, in shades of lavender, cream and pale green, makes the Norris Center stage look enormous. Five original paintings created for the show by artist Jackie Morelisse that decorate the set are also available to the public via silent auction.
Jennifer Murray's divine costumes range from a shimmering amethyst evening gown for Hylton to a forest green smoking jacket for Nickell and a chic pale russet creation for Wiggin. An enormous feathered hat Dimon wears as part of the Madame Arcati costume deserves its own credit line.
The word-heavy show won't be for everyone. "Blithe Spirit" isn't a bumbling farce with laughs every thirty seconds - but this is Noël Coward as Noël Coward was meant to be performed - funny, dry, arch and bravely unafraid of its own intelligence. Look for the histrionics of the final few scenes, Dimon's antics as Madame Arcati and Morgan Rosse as over-excited maid Edith.
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Jamba Juice is probably the most popular chain of smoothie restaurants in the country with over 700 locations in 30 different states. It is definitely a leader and innovator in the smoothie market. But what you might not know is that there is a rather extensive jamba juice secret menu featuring such off-the-wall creations such as "Berry Depressing" or "Fruity Pebbles" just to name a few.
You will not see this Jamba Juice secret menu posted in the stores, and when you ask an employee to see the menu you might be hard pressed to get a straight answer. On my last visit I was able to get an employee to admit to the "White Gummy Bear" and "Pink Star" as being popular picks, but said I'd have to go online to find the accumulation of secret menu names created over the years. She also delicately informed me, I needed to "know the flavors already" to officially request them in the store.
I was however able to learn that the secret menu contains discontinued flavors, flavors that didn't make the Jamba Juice grade for whatever
reason, and employee created flavors that exist just for the fun of existing off the record. Some also use trademarked brands in their names that would not work on the traditional menu. My first personal experience with the secret menu was the "Starburst (AKA Pink Star) and I have to admit, as the name implies, it did taste very similar to a pink starburst candy.
Below is a list of the most common Jamba Juice secret menu items circulating on the internet in alphabetical order. This list is sure to grow over time as more interesting flavors are created or bumped from the current menu.
Here is the Jamba Juice secret menu:
•Andres' Surprise
•Apple Pie
•Berry Depressing
•Blue Gummi Bear
•Chocolate covered Strawberries
•Chocolate Gummi Bear
•Dirty Orgasm
•Fruity Pebbles
•Green Gummi Bear
•Hello Jesus
•Lemonade Lightnin'
•Melonade wave
•Now and Later
•Orange Dream Machine
•Pacific Passion
•Peanut Butter and Jelly
•Penis Shooter
•Pineapple Dreamin'
•Pink Fruity Pebbles
•Pink Gummi Bear
•Rainbow Sherbert
•Raspberry Dreamin'
•Red Gummi Bear
•Reese pieces
•San Diego
•Screaming Orgasm
•Sourpatch Kid
•Starburst ( aka Pink Star )
•Strawberries Dreamin'
•Strawberries Lightnin'
•Strawberry Shortcake
•Sunny Delight
•Thank You Jesus
•Tootsie Roll
•Tropical Tango
•White Fruity Pebbles
•White Gummi Bear
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Saturday, September 8, 2012
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LILBURN -- Berkmar rebounded in a big way from a tough loss last week to pick up its first win of the season beating Meadowcreek 56-6 Friday night.
"I felt like we let one slip away last week." said Berkmar head coach Jonathan Sanks. "I felt like we had to come out and make a statement."
The Patriots (1-1) made a loud statement putting up 43 points in the first half and only allowing Meacowcreek (0-2) three first downs.
Berkmar opened with an impressive 11-play 80-yard drive following the opening kickoff that set the tone for their offensive dominance. The drive was capped off by a 24-yard touchdown run by quarterback Jaquan Morris.
After the scoring play with his feet Morris went to work through the air where he was 9 of 17 for 224 yards and had three TDs. Morris also added a second rushing TD early in the second quarter from one yard out.
On just the second play of Berkmar's next possession Morris connected with Dorren Miller for a 56-yard strike and after the two-point conversion the Patriots led 15-0 with 6:16 still to play in the opening quarter. Miller also had a 68-yard scoring reception late in the first half that gave the Patriots the 43-0 halftime lead. Miller ended the game with 170 yards receiving on just seven catches.
Berkmar took full advantage of opportunities given to them scoring four times on six Mustang turnovers.
Malik Price also got in on the action provided by the Patriots' air attack catching a 44-yard strike from Miller. Price had two catches for 59 yards.
Meadowcreek was able to get on the board in the second half behind some very strong running by Ryan Moore, who scored on a 35-yard run. He led the Mustangs with 122 yards rushing on 17 attempts.
Sanks knows his team is in a very competitive region but he feels a game like this does a lot for his team's confidence and their feeling that they can be in every game.
"All we are trying to do is keep getting better and keep getting better." said Sanks. "I think this gives our guys a lot of confidence to think that we can be in every ball game. I think it is very good for our confidence but we still got a long ways to go."
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Dozens of airline passengers were left stranded Monday after weather conditions forced their plane to reroute and land in Sanford.
Allegiant flight 863 departed Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday night and was scheduled to land in St. Petersburg, Fla., early Monday.
Minutes before the scheduled landing, however, an announcement was made that visibility was too low to land safely, according to people on board the flight.
The flight was then rerouted to Orlando-Sanford International Airport, where it landed after 1 a.m.
Once they departed the flight, passengers told Local 6 that airline workers said the company was not responsible for travel or hotel accommodations because the delay was weather-related.
After several complaints were raised, passengers said they were given vouchers to spend the night in local area hotels.
The return flight to St. Petersburg was scheduled to depart at 1:30 p.m. Monday.
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Nebraska Revised Statute 24-819
Revised Statutes » Chapter 24 » 24-819
24-819. Judges; full term; commencement; end.
The full term of office of each judge shall commence: (1) On the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in January next succeeding the election referred to in sections 24-813 to 24-818, or (2) if appointed pursuant to Article V of the Constitution of Nebraska, on the date of his or her appointment, as the case may be. For purposes of sections 24-817 and 24-818, the end of the term of office shall be the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in January next succeeding the retention election required by section 24-814.
Laws 1969, c. 178, § 8, p. 768;
Laws 2009, LB343, § 1.
Action of Legislature in adopting this section simply declaratory of Constitution. Garrotto v. McManus, 185 Neb. 644, 177 N.W.2d 570 (1970).


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Rockefellers Fund Global-warming Protests as Earth Cools
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The New American
October 28, 2009
All across the world, collections of global-warming protestors financed by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund gathered on October 24 to call for forceful "climate change" action at the United Nations summit in Copenhagen, Denmark, this December.
Most of the gatherings were minuscule, even in big cities, but the effort did receive widespread publicity. According to organizers cited by Agence France-Presse, over 5,000 demonstrations were held in more than 180 countries.
The protestors rallied around the motif of "350" — the supposed level of carbon dioxide in parts per million that some scientists claim is an acceptable ceiling. They carried signs and unfurled banners reading 350, even forming themselves into giant human numbers to illustrate their point.
"We had no idea we would get the overwhelming support, enthusiasm and engagement from all over the world that we're seeing," explained Bill McKibben, a climate-change activist who founded the Rockefeller-funded organization 350.org that coordinated the day of protests. "It shows just how scared of global warming much of the planet really is, and how fed up at the inaction of our leaders."
Ironically, recent surveys indicate that most Americans do not believe global warming is a serious problem or even caused by human activity at all. And several other ironies in this saga become immediately apparent as well.
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A7 not a pretty picture
I have heard and read so much from the proponents of A7 about the wonderful parks, schools and open-space activities that Measure A7 will bring, I have this picture in my head that I cannot shake.
All the little kids of Santa Paula riding their bikes, ponies/horses and skipping all the way up to Adams Canyon from the Boys & Girls Club or the schools in town. Lovely picture, but it just doesn't make sense. Adams Canyon is too far out. Busing would be required for any schools built there and transportation would be required for any activities costing parents and the city. The children who need it most would not be able to afford to get to these wonderful places.
A7 has no guarantees, no environmental studies, and no plan. Now is not the time for Santa Paula to gamble on an initiative that could cost our beautiful city money to pay high infrastructure costs in perpetuity. Fire, water, sewage, police, streets, etc., will be needed long after Pinnacle or any other developer is long gone.
The area of Adams Canyon is more than twice the size of Santa Paula today. Developers may put in some of the infrastructure and donate land for schools, parks, connecting roads, etc., but it will be up to Santa Paula to come up with the money to build the roads, schools and so on, and to maintain all the streets, sewage, water and parks. Yes, there may (the amount is unknown) be some money coming in from taxes, but I don't see it covering our expenses.
Pinnacle said $20 million a year coming into the city after buildout. A7 says $5 million. I don't think anyone knows how much, if any, Santa Paula will see.
Donations of $10,000 by a Marina del Rey real estate investor and $5,000 by local Realtors have now been given to the yes on A7 people. A7 may be good for consultants, real estate and insurance people, but it is not good for Santa Paula.
Bob Gonzales said he "made a little money working for the developer" and "in two days it will be a year since I worked for Pinnacle, in two days I can vote" on issues related to Adams Canyon without a conflict of interest from a published report on the April 16 meeting). Another technicality.
In Santa Paulans for Quality Growth's ad "Yes on A7" we are asked to trust Gonzales: "You trusted him to protect your property, your life and your family" and "He was overwhelmingly elected to the City Council."
Learn the facts, not the technicalities. Look at the other development coming up with East Area One and revised Fagan Canyon before moving the city urban restriction boundary. Please don't let proponents of A7 paint the sky blue and then make everyone in Santa Paula pay. Vote no on A7.
Judith E. McLaughlin lives in Santa Paula.
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67 pc Americans would vote out all current lawmakers in Congress
A majority of Americans would oust all current members of Congress, a new poll has found.
The Fox News Poll found that 67 percent of Americans would throw out all lawmakers in Congress, including their own senators and representative, if given the opportunity, as compared to 26 percent who would not.
The majority said they would kick everybody on Capitol Hill to the curb and replace them with new people. That included two-thirds of Democrats, Republicans and independents.
The result is not surprising, given how voters feel about lawmakers these days: just 12 percent approve of the job Congress is doing, while 78 percent disapprove.
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Good Technology's mobile app security platform, Good Dynamics, makes it easy to securely containerize and control mobile apps and data, even on devices beyond your organization control, without risking data loss.
Good Technology also offers Professional Services to help you in crafting your mobility strategy and deployment for a variety of situations: customization (including delegation), BYOD policy services, transition services, deployment consulting and more. As the thought leader in secure mobility management for over 1 decade and over 5,000 customers, including 50 of the Fortune 100, 5 of the top 10 financial and healthcare institutions, Good can partner with you to ensure your mobility project and experience is extremely successful.
- Good Technology wins the 2012 CODiE Award for Best Mobile Operations Management solution
- Good for Enterprise is one of Info Security's Global Excellence Award finalists
- Good positioned as a leader in 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management Software
- Good Dynamics was named a finalist in the 7th Annual 2012 Hot Companies and Best Awards
- Good Technology is honored to be a Global Mobile Awards 2012 finalist in the Best Enterprise Mobile Service category
- Good Dynamics and Good for Enterprise are both finalists for Mobility Awards by Mobile Trax
- Good Technology's Good Vault Takes Platinum Honors for 2013 Govies Government Security Awards
Related Links
- 10 Mobile Security Questions - Containerization
- Data-Centric BYOD for Government
- Good for Government Whitepaper
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