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When Newt Gingrich was asked in the November 9 CNBC presidential debate what he did to earn $300,000 from mortgage giant Freddie Mac, Gingrich claimed: "I said to them at the time, this is a bubble. This is insane. This is impossible." But the Wall Street Journal reported December 1 that Gingrich had not only praised the Freddie Mac model in a 2007 interview on the mortgage giant's website but said that "these are results I think conservatives should embrace and want to extend as widely as possible."
The interview with Gingrich is no longer available on the Freddie Mac website, but it is available on several Internet archive websites that capture what websites used to post.
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- 8 (5- to 6-inch-long) cleaned squid with tentacles (1 1/2 lb total), rinsed
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 (14- to 15-oz) can stewed tomatoes, puréed in a blender or food processor
- 15 fresh basil leaves
- Rounded 1/4 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 oz finely grated aged Pecorino cheese (1/2 cup)
- 1/2 cup finely ground fresh bread crumbs (from an Italian loaf)
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 large eggs, lightly beaten
- Special equipment: 8 wooden picks
Finely chop tentacles. Heat 1/4 cup oil in a wide 5- to 6-quart heavy pot over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking, then sauté tentacles, stirring, until just cooked through, about 1 minute. Transfer with a slotted spoon to a bowl and cool.
Stir tomatoes into oil in pot along with basil, sea salt, and 1/4 teaspoon pepper and simmer, uncovered, stirring occasionally, 10 minutes.
While sauce simmers, stir together Pecorino, bread crumbs, parsley, garlic, eggs, sautéed tentacles, and remaining 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Gently stuff each squid body with a slightly rounded tablespoon of bread-crumb mixture and pat squid to distribute filling evenly. Weave a wooden pick horizontally across wide opening of each squid to seal. (During cooking, stuffing will expand and squid will shrink, forming a rounded, well-stuffed squid.)
Heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil in a 12-inch heavy skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking, then sauté squid, turning over once, until browned and any liquid given off is evaporated, about 6 minutes total. Add squid to tomato sauce and simmer, covered, turning occasionally, until squid is tender, 25 to 30 minutes. Discard picks and serve squid with sauce.
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Nutritional Info
- Calories475
- Carbohydrates20 g (7%)
- Fat28 g (43%)
- Protein35 g (70%)
- Saturated Fat6 g (28%)
- Sodium577 mg (24%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber3 g (11%)
- Monounsaturated Fat17 g
- Cholesterol497 mg (166%)

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Like a mad chemist, Jimbo Fisher has fused together a backfield overflowing with elite talent. A position that looked to be lacking depth has quickly become an elite unit with the addition of former safety and 5-star athlete Karlos Williams. Williams is not your usual 6 foot 1, 230 pound football player. He has started a game at linebacker, saw the field at safety, and started on special teams since day 1. But this big hitter could never find his niche on the defensive side of the ball, and Fisher knew the more this guy was on the field, the better off the team would be.
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Fisher will now have a hard time distributing carries between these three skilled running backs. Williams has had two games to adjust to his new position, and looks ready to give the Seminoles an extremely productive running game. The three-headed monster is real, and it's coming for the Boston College Eagles this weekend.
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Drug Free Workplace - PER 01.00.03
This policy outlines the City of Bellingham's commitment to a drug-free workplace in order to ensure a safe work environment and to protect the public.
Family and Medical Leaves - PER 07.01.07
FMLA is provided in accordance with the law. You must have been employed for one year and worked over 1250 hours to be eligible. Washington also has the Family Care Act and Family Leave Act which applies if you need leave for your own serious health condition or for that of a family member.
Providing Equal Opportunity - PER 11.02.01
This policy establishes guidelines for equal opportunity in employment and City services. Employees are encouraged to report any violations that happen to themselves or others.
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The City is committed to a work environment that is free of violence and the threat of violence. This policy outlines what the City of Bellingham prohibits and what employees need to do to report violations.
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This policy protects City employees from retaliation for reporting improper governmental action (aka "whistleblowing") that violates any federal, state or local law or rule.
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The City does not allow smoking in City buildings or City-owned vehicles, by anyone, whether employees, citizens or other visitors. Smoking is not allowed within 25 feet of any building. Each building or department has a designated smoking area.
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If you are in an accident involving a City vehicle, refer to the manila envelope in the glove compartment of the vehicle. Instructions and forms should be in the packet. Be sure to contact your supervisor, and call 911 if needed.
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My parents will be picking me up at LAX at about noon on a Friday, and we will be spending some hours in LA before heading out to Palm Desert. They are on-a-budget retirees who won't let me buy a meal for them. Any thoughts on an interesting late lunch/early dinner place that is easy on the wallet? I would like to try something that is really well done or something that I can't get in New England if possible. My mom can't handle spicy, but will be ok if there are some mild foo options for her.
We haven't pinned down exactly where in LA we will be going. My mom suggested a bus your of Venice Beach, and I would be interested in visiting a big Farmers Market if available.
One meal in LA - foodie and non-foodie mix
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Suzanne Goin's AOC is a good place that is heavy on the Californian ingredients. It has a small plate menu that is fun to share. Great wine selection as well.
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Where did you end up going? I haven't been in LA in 20 years so my old favorites are either probably long gone or decrepit. although I should have thought of the Apple Pan in West L.A. which is a unique experience and has excellent burgers, shakes and pies. I'm told it's still there and still good. Sorry I forgot!


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This is either a massive mistake on someone's part over at EA, or someone getting inventive with Photoshop. Or, both. Your call.
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Impoverished, angry, and poorly educated, Bigger Thomas drifts around the seedy South Side of Chicago until he finds work chauffeuring a wealthy, liberal white family named the Daltons. On his first evening of work, Bigger drives the Daltons' college-age daughter Mary and her Communist boyfriend Jan Erlone around town while the two of them get drunk. Bigger carries the intoxicated Mary to her bedroom and becomes sexually aroused while putting her to bed; when Mrs. Dalton, who is blind, comes to the door, Bigger silences Mary by covering her face with a pillow and inadvertently smothers her to death. He burns her corpse in the furnace and desperately tries to destroy evidence of the crime and frame Erlone for it, but when a reporter discovers Mary's bones in the furnace, the police quickly close in on Bigger and take him to jail.
The final section of the book recounts Bigger's trial. His lawyer, a Jewish-American Communist named Boris Max, pleads that Bigger is not responsible for his violent actions because social forces drove him to crime, and he urges the judge to spare Bigger the death penalty. The state's prosecutor responds that Bigger is a cold-hearted, depraved criminal and must die as the law requires. The judge rules for the prosecution and sentences Bigger to death. In the final scene, Max attempts to console Bigger, but Bigger rebuffs him. " What I killed for, I am!" Bigger insists, and Max leaves him to his fate. Discussion Topics
2. James Baldwin, an early protege of Wright's, later attacked the older writer for his self-righteousness and reliance on stereotypes, especially in the character of Bigger. In his famous essay " Everybody's Protest Novel, " Baldwin compared Bigger to Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom and dismissed Native Son as " protest" fiction with a naked and simplistic political agenda. Do you agree?
3. When Bigger stands confronted with his family in jail, he thinks to himself that they ought to be glad that he was a murderer: " Had he not taken fully upon himself the crime of being black?" Talk about Bigger as a victim and sacrificial figure. If Wright wanted us to pity Bigger, why did he portray him as so brutal?
4. Bigger repeatedly says to himself that the accidental killing holds " the hidden meaning of his life" " He had murdered and had created a new life for himself. It was something that was all his own, and it was the first time in his life he had anything that others could not take from him." Discuss the disturbing concept of killing as a " supreme and meaningful act." Is this Wright's own view of the killing--or are we meant to see it only as Bigger's internal conclusion?
5. When first confronted with the accusation that he raped Mary, Bigger thinks: " rape was not what one did to women. Rape was what one felt whenone's back was against a wall and one had to strike out." Discuss the group's reactions to this controversial passage. Does this redefinition of rape reveal an insensitivity on Wright's part to women and the oppressions that they experience in American society? 6. How dated does this book seem in its depiction of racial hatred and guilt? Have we as a society moved beyond the rage and hostility that Wright depicts between blacks and whites? Or are we still living in a culture that could produce a figure like Bigger Thomas? About the Author
Despite his success, Wright continued to feel stifled by racial prejudice. Convinced that he could find greater freedom abroad, Wright moved to Paris in 1947 with his wife, an American woman of Polish-Jewish descent, and their young daughter. He quickly made contact with leading French existentialists and began reading deeply in the works of Sartre, Camus, and Heidegger. In the fiction he composed in France, Wright tried to view racial issues from an existentialist perspective.
When he died suddenly of a heart attack in Paris in 1960,Wright was considered a marginal figure - an expatriate novelist whose works had lost favor with a younger generation of African-American intellectuals. But the emergence of the black power movement in the 1960s sparked a major reassessment of Wright as both an innovative prose stylist and militant social critic. Today Richard Wright is widely recognized as one of the great American writers of the 20th century.
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Right from the start, Bigger Thomas had been headed for jail. It could have been for assault or petty larceny: by chance, it was for murder and rape. Native Son tells the story of this young black man caught in a downward spiral after he kills a young white woman in a brief moment of panic. Set in Chicago in the 1930s, Wright's powerful novel is an unsparing reflection of the poverty and feelings of hopelessness experienced by people in inner cities across the country and of what it means to be black in America.
"This new edition gives us a Native Son in which the key line in the key scene is restored to the great good fortune of American letters. The scene as we now have it is central both to an ongoing conversation among African-American writers and critics and to the consciousness among all American readers of what it means to live in a multi-racial society in which power splits among racial lines."
Right from the start, Bigger Thomas had been headed for jail. It could have been for assault or petty larceny; by chance, it was for murder and rape. Native Son tells the story of this young black man caught in a downward spiral after he kills a young white woman in a brief moment of panic. Set in Chicago in the 1930s, Wright's powerful novel is an unsparing reflection on the poverty and feelings of hopelessness experienced by people in inner cities across the country and of what it means to be black in America.
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The Ann Arbor District Library is the Ann Arbor city public library. It has a variety of resources, from novels and reference books to music CDs and DVDs. Additionally, the Library has unusual items available for check-out, such as art prints, activity passes, telescopes, music tools, science tools, home tools, and the list goes on. The AADL's services are available free of charge to all residents of the Ann Arbor school district, and for a fee to others.
Web site: http://AADL.org
The AADL website also has many cutting edge features. Users can find, reserve, and renew all library materials (account page), search magazine archives and other databases, view checked out items and pay fines due (if any), and much more. The site is built on the content management system Drupal, so patrons can rate and post reviews of materials, publish their own blogs, post comments to blog posts, and subscribe to RSS feeds.
The Library provides free Wi-Fi access and public computers in various levels at all 5 branches.
There is a meeting room available for reservations through a program called aadlFreeSpace. You can have a room free of charge 12 times per calendar year for your organization. Other rooms at branches are available for rent. The Mallett's Creek, Pittsfield, Traverwood, and Downtown branches also have study rooms available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Downtown - 343 S. Fifth Avenue (at the corner of Fifth Avenue at William Street, across from the Blake Transit Center and the Old YMCA). Circulated over 1 million items in Fiscal Year 2007. The front part of the building was designed by Alden B. Dow and built in 1957.
- Malletts Creek - 3090 E. Eisenhower Parkway (just west of the Eisenhower Packard split, near Stone School Road). It was designed by Carl Luckenbach (Luckenbach|Ziegelman Architects) and built in 2004.
- Pittsfield - 2359 Oak Valley Drive (just south of the Ann Arbor Ice Cube). It was designed by Carl Luckenbach (Luckenbach|Ziegelman Architects) and built in 2006.
- Traverwood - 3333 Traverwood Drive (at Huron Parkway). It was designed by VanTine/Guthrie Studio of Architecture and built in 2008.
- West - 2503 Jackson Road (South Maple Road at West Stadium Boulevard, south of Jackson in the Westgate Shopping Center)
One of the best things about the library is its amazing DVD collection. You can go to the AADL website, and either request DVDs by title or just look at what's new and/or hot. All rentals are free and you can see where you are in the line for a given movie by looking at your account. Talk about a cheap thrill!
Ann Arbor Reads
Every year, AADL conducts an Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Reads program. They choose a book that the whole community is encouraged to read, then the library puts on a bunch of presentations and events to discuss the book. In 2007 the theme "We the People" is exemplified in Tracy Kidder's Mountains Beyond Mountrains, a profile of Dr. Paul Farmer, an infectious diseases specialist, and his quest to "cure the world.". It's not too late to get your copy from the library and join in the fun.
The reference desk at (734) 327-4525 answers questions free of charge, though they don't do your homework for you. You can also contact the reference desk through their online form to have your answer emailed back to you.
Old News
The library's Old News collection includes an extensive clippings file from the Ann Arbor News which is in the process of being digitized. The library also has the Ann Arbor Sun online, as well as the photo archives from the Ann Arbor News. Send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with your requests for research into the collection.
ESL Resources
The AADL carries a wide variety of English as a Second Language resource materials including ESL grammar books, English grammar books, books-on-tape, books-on-CD, basic literacy resources, and bi-lingual materials. Tutor rooms are also available on a first-come, first-served basis at the Downtown, Malletts Creek and Pittsfield Branch locations.
The AADL partners with ESL community organizations and is a member of the Ann Arbor ESL Advisory Committee.
Library architecture
The Malletts Creek Branch is built near Malletts Creek, and was designed to have minimum impact on that watershed. It has a green roof and bioswales built to control runoff. Landscape architecture was done by InSite Design Studio.
The trees from the site of the new Traverwood Branch were hauled off by a team of horses, and will be turned into furniture for the new location.
Management and Board
- Josie Parker, Director
- Prue Rosenthal, President
- Jan Barney Newman, Vice President
- Nancy Kaplan, Treasurer
- Rebecca Head, Secreatary
- Barbara Murphy, Trustee
- Edward Surovell, Trustee
- Margaret Leary, Trustee
- Josie Parker, director
- Margaret Leary, President
- Prue Rosenthal,Vice President
- Jan Barney Newman, Secretary
- Barbara Murphy, Treasurer
- Edward Surovell, Trustee
- Nancy Kaplan, Trustee
- Rebecca Head, Trustee
Board packets are available before meetings.
- 8.1 million circulations and renewals in fiscal year 2007. Online renewals up 20.7%, to 4.9 million, over half of all circulations. Books and DVDs both accounted for 30% of checkouts. source
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In the news
The board got a monthly update on the library's finances, and were briefed on a $50,000 donation from the Friends of the AADL. They also heard a report on a project to digitally archive the program history of the University Musical Society – the first project of its kind in the world, according to AADL director Josie Parker.
News references
- Ann Arbor District Library stories on AnnArbor.com
- Ann Arbor District Library stories on Ann Arbor Chronicle
- Ann Arbor District Library stories on Ann Arbor Observer
- Ann Arbor District Library stories in Heritage Media newspapers
- Ann Arbor District Library stories in the Google News archives


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Great Chalfield to The Courts Garden Walk
Great Chalfield, near Broughton Gifford, near Melksham, Wiltshire SN12 8NHRoute details and mapDownload as a print friendly PDF
Route overview
Take a gentle stroll through some classic English countryside, a walk that links a picturesque Tudor manor house with a twentieth century garden via a Georgian spa and Victorian industry. A quick and easy walk that will refresh your soul.
Route details
See this step-by-step route marked on a map
- Directions
- Route
- Bus stop
- Parking
- Toilet
- Viewpoint
Start: Great Chalfield
Leaving Great Chalfield from the archway turn right and follow the road along the moat to the first corner, past the Victorian post box to a five-barred gate and a kissing gate, by a large chestnut tree
Go through the kissing gate into the field called 'Pen Close', and bear right down the slope to a yellow-marked gated bridge across Chalfield Brook
Pass over the stream into 'Bonus' or 'Bunhouse' and up the slope keeping the woodland, known as 'Lady's Coppice', on your left, to the next kissing gate
Walk through into 'Long Wiltshire' and straight on, with the hedge on your left to the next kissing gate.
Pass through the gate into 'Lousley' and, bearing slightly right, follow the path down the slope towards the old Tannery chimney and another gate.
Go through into 'Long Ground' keeping straight ahead up the slope, past a large ash tree and follow the path towards some large converted factory buildings beyond the end of the field.
Go through the kissing gate and and on to a track, still heading in the same direction.
Where the track meets the road, turn right and head towards the chimney. As you walk along the road called 'The Midlands' look out to your right for a recessed area containing an old pump set within a columned 'portal' . The inscription on the plaque reads: 'Sacred to the memory of Lady Lisle and the Revd. James Lewis, the persons who patronised this spring and rendered it famous in the year 1720'. This dates from the time when Holt was a fashionable spa.
Stay on this road passing the Old Fire Station on your right until the road bends to the left. On this corner you will see the Glove Factory Studios. Stop here to visit 'trust', an exciting new National Trust shop, situated opposite the Glove Factory café, or carry on round to the left following a small stream, passing the car park and village hall and up to the busy B3107.
Cross here with care and the entrance to the Courts Garden is right ahead. Enjoy your visit!
End: The Courts Garden, Holt
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- Trail: Walking
- Grade: Easy
- Distance: 0.9 miles or 1.25 KM
- Time: About 30 minutes
- OS Map: 173:ST860631
- Terrain:
A gentle walk through undulating farmland on public footpaths (both on grass and on tracks), with kissing gates and field gates. After an initial, gentle slope, the terrain levels out. The end of the walk takes place on a pavement. In wet weather there will be mud in some places. Footpaths pass through fields which sometimes contain sheep, cattle and horses. Dogs welcome under close control.
- How to get here:
By car - off B3107 via Broughton Gifford Common, follow sign for Broughton Gifford (warning, narrow lane). Coaches must approach from Broughton Gifford (lanes from south too narrow).
By train - the nearest train station is 3 miles away at Bradford on Avon.
By bus - contact local bus providers for details of buses from Bradford on Avon to Holt. You will then need to look at the walk from The Courts Garden to Great Chalfield.
By cycle - NCN254 - on the Wiltshire Cycleway
- Facilities:
- Opening Both The Courts Garden and Great Chalfield are closed on some days during the week in summer months and both close for a few months over the winter. Please check the website for opening and closing times.
- Toilets Both properties have toilets which can be used during opening time.
- Refreshments The Courts Garden has a cafe which serves lunches and light refreshments, Great Chalfield has a self-service covered area serving teas and coffees.
- Parking at The Courts Garden. Free (not National Trust), 80 yards, in village hall car park opposite, on north side of B3107. Additional parking is signed from the village hall carpark. No visitor parking on village streets.
- Parking at Great Chalfield Free parking on verges nearby. You are kindly requested not to park in front of the manor.
Contact us
- Telephone: The Courts Garden - 01225 782875
- Email: email@example.com
- Website: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/great-chalfield-manor/


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It would cost each person in Indiana about $5,700 to pay off the state's debt.
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Backups are very important if you don't want to lose your data in case of a hard disk failure or generally if something goes wrong. Therefore it is a good idea to keep a copy of your data in another computer just to be sure. In some other cases you just want to keep the data you have in two places syncronized. However it is boring each time to select all the files and copy them to the new location. In this guide I will show how to use rsync to automate this process.
First of all you have to install rsync. This is easy if you use your distribution's package management system.
Now let's say that you want to synchronize a directory and its subdirectories from your computer to another hard disk drive. To do so you first have to mount the remote hard disk. I have described how to do this easilly using smb4k here . For this guide I will use /home/axel/ as the source directory and /mnt/data2/Backup/home as the destination directory.
So, open a terminal and type:
rsync -r -t -v --progress --delete -c -l -z /home/axel/ /mnt/data2/Backup/home/
Don't forget the / at the end of both directories. This command in generall will synchronize the destination directory with the source one. Let me explain better what each option does.
-r copies also all subdirectories within main directory -t preserves modification times -v verbose mode, shows more information --progress shows progress during transfer --delete deletes files in destination which are not present in the source -c compares files contents by checksum -l copies symbolic links -z compresses files for faster transfer /home/axel/ source directory /mnt/data2/Backup/home/ destination directory If you want first to test what the result of the command will be you can also use the -n option which executes just a simulation. If you want to preserve owner, group and permissions of your files you have to use 3 more options. -o preserves owner -g preserves group -p preserves permissions You can also exluce some subdirectories if you don't want them. To see the complete options list type man rsync.
If you find all those options complicated and you prefer the GUI way you can install grsync. grsync is a Graphical User Interface for rsync. Although it doen't support all of rsync capabilities, such as remote synchronization through ssh, it is pretty good for the job mentioned above. You can probably find it in your distribution's Package Management System as well. If you don't download it from here . This is how it looks like:
Next you can automate even more this progress. For example let's say you want to synchronize the above directories every day at noon. First you have to create the script which will be responsible for this job. Open a terminal and type:
gedit sync.sh
kwrite sync.sh
depending on whether you are using GNOME or KDE.
Paste the following lines in there:
rsync -r -t -v --progress --delete -c -l -z /home/axel/ /mnt/data2/Backup/home/
Save and exit. Next you have to make this executable and test if it is running properly. (Don't forget the simulation -n option.)
chmod +x sync.sh
If the result is ok it's time to put it in a cron job. You must have cron installed. Again use your PMS to get it. The default editor from crontab is vi. Therefore if you prefer nano or anything else change it like this:
export EDITOR=gedit
Next type:
crontab -e
and paste this line:
0 12 * * * /home/axel/sync.sh
This is the structure of the command:
minute hour day_of_the_month month day_of_the_week command
So in this way you will have a daily backup of your files at noon. As another example if you want to syncronize your files at 12 o'clock every 7 days type:
0 12 * * 7 /home/axel/sync.sh
Moreover you can synchronize your files on a remote computer on which you have SSH access. To do so simply type:
rsync -avz -e ssh remoteuser@remotehost:/remote/dir /local/dir/
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Faculty Senate OKs SOOT recommendations
At its last meeting of the 2009-2010 academic year, the Faculty Senate voted to implement the eight recommendations put forth by the Faculty Senate SOOTs Task Force.
Recommendations include that SOOTs should not be the only tools used to evaluate teaching and that they should be used to improve instruction. In addition, any release of SOOTs data should be accompanied by cover material "clarifying their intended purpose, proper use and interpretation, and potential abuse" and any release of data should be monitored. The ability to customize SOOT forms to some extent will also move forward as one of the approved recommendations.
The Senate also discussed the report of its ad-hoc committee on academics and athletics, which was charged with considering the cost of running the University's NCAA Division I athletics program, as well as how the University's involvement in NCAA Division I athletics affects its academic mission. The report summary states that Binghamton is "within typical budget ranges" for NCAA Division I programs.
Regarding academic standards, the report states that "examples of continued campus academic excellence appear in various forms" and "...there seems to be no reason to suspect that athletics had had a net negative impact; over the past decade, Binghamton University has grown and improved."
Academic and behavioral problems at Binghamton "appear localized to a few members of one team," the report states. "Across the University, the Division I athletics program appears not to have had a negative impact on academic standards."
In other business, the Senate approved degree candidates, elected Luiza Moreira, associate professor of comparative literature, vice chair; and Karen Bromley, distinguished teaching professor of education, secretary, of the Faculty Senate Procedures Committee.


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Follow this link for more information about postgraduate funding and Durham Doctoral Studentships within the Arts & Humanities Faculty.
For support of its postgraduate taught (Masters) and research degrees (Doctoral), the Faculty and its Departments and Research Centres offer the following awards:
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From the 2nd December 2013, recruitment began for AHRC studentships offered under the auspices of the Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership.The Northern Bridge Doctoral Training Partnership brings together the expertise and exceptional resources of Durham University, Newcastle University, and Queen's University Belfast and their partners for the training and development of outstanding Arts and Humanities postgraduate researchers. THE APPLICATION DATE FOR 2014–15 ENTRY HAS NOW PASSED. Please watch this space for the application date for 2015–6 entry, which will be advertised towards the end of 2014. Up to 50 studentships are available annually, both for PhD and taught MA degrees..
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Enjoy the comfort food you crave while keeping calories in check!
Yes, you can fit your favorite foods into a calorie-smart eating plan. No matter what your goals, with this collection of hundreds of recipes each just 300 calories or less per serving, Betty Crocker makes it easy to fill your weekly routine with stick-to-your bones meals that are delicious and simple to prepare.
Whether youand#8217;re craving substantial breakfasts and lunches like Huevos Rancheros Quesadillas and Asian Turkey Burgers, filling dinner options like Lasagna Cupcakes and Easy Chili Mole, or tempting snacks or desserts (each under 150 calories!), this cookbook is a one-stop shop for the dishes your family will love. Inside youand#8217;ll find:
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Better Homes and Gardens Skinny Dinners is a must-have cookbook forand#160;people dieting or managing their weight and momsand#160;who want to make delicious, healthy food for their families every night. With 180 recipes at 400 calories or less, over 150 gorgeous photos, and tips and tricks for health-conscious cooking and shopping, planning dinner has never been so easy.
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You never know what you will find in the offices at Crew Stadium.
This promotional shield of Chad Marshall was used in the Crew's 2005 marketing plan. The photo was taken during the Black & Gold's 1-1 draw with the NY/NJ MetroStars on August 29, 2004, Marshall's rookie season.
But if you look closer, you'll see Chad is playing against a beardless, 17-year-old Eddie Gaven. The two Crew veterans took a trip down memory lane upon being shown the photo.
"It looks like in this picture, I tried to beat Chad and he won the ball," Gaven said. "I have a look in my eye like, 'Oh boy, he just stole it. Now I have to run back 80 yards and play defense.' That's what happened in this picture."
"I remember playing against Eddie," Marshall reflected. "He had the 'touch and trip' back then, too. He got all the calls as a 17-year-old. It's nice that in this picture, it looks like I probably won [the ball] and he's chasing me."
The main regret Gaven has of this moment in 2004 is his choice in hairstyle.
"I think that's the ugliest hair I've ever had," Gaven said. "I don't know what I was doing back then with my emo haircut, I thought I was cool, but looking back I realize it wasn't cool at all. I'm glad I don't have that hair anymore, and now I try to think I'm cool by growing out the beard."
The shield now currently resides in the back seat of Danny O'Rourke's car.
Have any cool Crew-related relics like this laying around your house? Send me a picture at firstname.lastname@example.com or tweet it to me: @CodySharrett. I'm still waiting for Steve Sirk's Doctor Khumalo keychain.
Crew Stadium will play host to the 2012 Girls and Boys Columbus City League Soccer Championships on Thursday evening to help give back to the community where the Columbus Crew has thrived for the past 17 years.
"We've been doing this for years and years, really since the stadium was opened," Crew President and General Manager Mark McCullers said. "It's a way for us to give back to the community and show appreciation for what they do for us. Importantly, it's an opportunity to create a memorable experience for the kids that get to play a championship game at Crew Stadium. It's something they will remember for the rest of their lives."
The action kicks off with the girls' championship between the Centennial Stars and the Whetstone Braves at 5:30 p.m. ET, followed by the Walnut Ridge Scots vs. the Whetstone Braves in the boys' championship at 7:30 p.m. ET.
Gates open at 4:30 p.m. ET and admission is $6.00 for all persons over the age of six.
Due to the All-American Quarterhorse Congress at the Ohio Expo Center, fans are encourage to enter the Crew Stadium grounds off of Hudson Street.
With both President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney hitting the swing state of Ohio hard as Election Day nears, Columbus has been in the national media spotlight. Out on his morning coffee run, CNN's John King tweeted this picture of the digital billboards at the corner of Broad and High:
Times Square??? No- Columbus, OH. Coffee run!instagr.am/p/Qmml5GsLSb/
— John King (@JohnKingCNN) October 10, 2012
Luckily for the Crew, ads for season ticket renewals were in rotation when he snapped his photo.
Speaking of season tickets, purchase or renew yours today.
The Crew Soccer Academy swept its matches for the second-straight weekend. The U-16 squad defeated the Cleveland Internationals 1-0 behind Jalim Bayo's tally. Nathan Kohl assisted on the match's lone goal. The U-18 side took down the Internationals 4-2 with Nicholas Parianos, Thomas Wiseman, Andrew McKelvey and Alex Bumpus scoring in the affair.
In other news, CSA goalkeeper Carter Richardson earned an invite to the United States U-17 Residency Program in Bradenton, Fla. The Dublin native will join fellow CSA product Benny Swanson playing under Richie Williams for the Stars & Stripes.
On the college stage, plenty of Crew Youth alumni were in action over the weekend, here are some of the highlights:
Akron Zips (7-1-2) This Week: 5-0 W vs. Florida Atlantic
Chad Barson, Wil Trapp, and Eric Stevenson all started in the Zips' weekend win over Florida Atlantic. Stevenson scored two goals and added an assist in the victory to earn TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week honors.
Louisville Cardinals (8-4-0) This Week: 3-0 W vs. DePaul, 2-1 W at Syracuse
The Cardinals earned a pair of Big East wins last week to move to 8-4-0 on the season. Alex Obbey came on as a sub in both matches for Ken Lolla's side. Louisville will host Indiana on Wednesday night
Xavier Musketeers (8-0-2) This Week: 3-2 W vs. Saint Louis, 2-1 W vs. Butler
Xavier opened Atlantic 10 play with a 3-2 victory over Saint Louis at home. Will Walker tallied twice, while his brother Matt chipped in an assist in the win. Matt Walker added another assist in Sunday's win against Butler. Will Walker's brace earned him a spot in College Soccer News' National Team of the Week.
Boston College Golden Eagles (6-3-2) This Week: 1-0 W at Wake Forest
Senior Justin Luthy made eight saves to hold No. 15 Wake Forest scoreless as the Golden Eagles improved to 6-3-2 in 2012. The Crew Youth product has posted two clean sheets on the season.
Photo credit: BCEagles.com
Crew Head Coach Robert Warzycha, TV Analyst Duncan Oughton, and Brand Ambassador Frankie Hejduk took part in the C Magazine celebrity golf outing at The Medallion Club in Westerville Monday afternoon to help promote the Crew brand.
"This is a great time and an opportunity to meet good people and spread Crew love," Oughton said in a text message.
While no scores were reported, it's probable that Warzycha beat Oughton and Hejduk handily as "The Polish Rifle" is an avid golfer in his down-time.
A special thank you to C Magazine for inviting the Black & Gold to participate in this special event.
To do his part in Sunday's Boot Breast Cancer day presented by Ohio Health, Crew goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum will wear a pink jersey to raise awareness for the disease. The cause hits home for the Crew 'keeper.
"It actually means a lot to me," Gruenebaum explained Friday. "My grandma battled breast cancer before she passed away. She was very sick and very brave. It means a lot to me and I'm sure it means a lot to everybody."
The goalie continued, "Every year, I contribute to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and try to run in the races if I can. It's great that MLS takes part in Breast Cancer Awareness Month each year."
Kickoff is slated for 4:00 p.m. ET on Sunday.
Click here for more information of the Crew's Boot Breast Cancer Day presented by Ohio Health.
With an extra day to prepare for Sunday's match against Sporting Kansas City, Crew Head Coach Robert Warzycha decided to give his team a break from the daily training regimen on Wednesday morning. In lieu of training, the team went bowling as a team-building activity.
"Everything that we do is based on how we can get better as a team and do what is necessary for us to win the game," Warzycha said Wednesday afternoon.
"Team chemistry is just as important as fitness or anything else," the Head Coach continued. "I think it was a good time to bring everybody to bowling, because the guys that are injured that are not with the team every single day because they're in treatment and everything else, they were there too. To have the entire team together before the final stretch, before the end of the season, it was very important."
The team enjoyed a day without thinking about soccer.
"Sometimes, you need to spend time enjoying your teammates and your coaches," defender Sebastián Miranda explained. "It was avery good opportunity to maybe forget soccer and playing, and bond with your teammates. You can laugh. You can talk with your teammates and not talk about soccer, and try to enjoy [the team atmosphere] a little bit."
So, who was the best bowler on the team?
"After me, Netzo [Nemanja Vukovic] was a very big surprise," Miranda said with a laugh. "He was a big surprise."
The Crew will resume its normal training schedule Thursday morning at Crew Stadium.
(Photo Credit: Tucker Walther)
Conference play resumed around NCAA Division I soccer this week. Here are some highlights from Crew Youth alumni playing around the country:
Akron Zips (6-1-2) This Week: 4-0 W vs. Buffalo
The Zips moved to 2-0-0 in MAC play by beating Buffalo 4-0 on Saturday at Cub Cadet Field. Crew Youth product Eric Stevenson assisted on Akron's third goal in the romp.
Louisville Cardinals (5-4-0) This Week: 2-1 L at Rutgers
After upsetting Notre Dame last week, the Cardinals dropped a 2-1 result on the road to Rutgers. Alex Obbey nearly had the equalizer in the 78th minute, but his attempt was blocked by a Scarlet Knights defender.
Xavier Musketeers (6-0-2) This Week: 5-0 W vs. Thomas More
Xavier wrapped up non-conference play with a 5-0 victory over Thomas More. Matt Walker had a goal and two assists in the win. Next up, the Musketeers put its unbeaten record on the line at home against Saint Louis on Friday.
Ohio State Buckeyes (4-6-1) This Week: 4-1 W vs. Butler, 3-2 L at Michigan
The Buckeyes scored a season-high four goals on Wednesday against Butler. Sage Gardner had the fourth tally of the evening, converting from the penalty spot for his first goal of the season. OSU dropped a heartbreaker in Ann Arbor on Sunday, losing 3-2 in overtime.
UCLA Bruins- (7-1-2) This Week: 3-1 W at Stanford, 3-1 W at California
Matt Wiet captained the No. 6 ranked Bruins to a pair of 3-1 PAC12 victories in Northern California this weekend. UCLA will host Oregon State and Washington in the upcoming weekend.
Also in action, the Crew Jrs. U-16 and U-18 squads swept the weekend with both sides beating Shattuck-Saint Mary's and the Minnesota Thunder.
Photo Credit: GoXavier.com
Friday night, Crew Stadium played host to the Zac Brown Band before the Black & Gold's match against the Philadelphia Union on Saturday night. The Crew Stadium groundscrew worked tirelessly around the clock to return the playing surface to its match-ready condition.
"We started last night at 11 o'clock doing work, and we ended just now at 3:45 p.m.," head grounskeeper Weston Appelfeller said Saturday afternoon. "It took 15 hours to get the field turned around. I think we're ready. It looks good, and hopefully it plays well."
Appelfeller has taken pride in having Major League Soccer's top playing surface all season long, and tonight's match shouldn't be any different.
The Crew kicks off against the Union at 7:30 p.m. ET, and plenty of tickets still remain at the Crew Stadium box office.
It's going to be a busy weekend around Crew Stadium. Tonight, Major League Soccer's first soccer-specific stadium will host the Grammy-award winning Zac Brown Band in the stadium's third concert event of 2012. And of course on Saturday night, the tiles shown above will be taken away, and MLS's best kept field will play host to the Crew taking on the Philadelphia Union in a pivotal Eastern Conference matchup.
Tickets still remain for both events.
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Daemen College : Student Life : Daemen Insight : Fall 2012 : Got Ink? Part 2
The November 15 Issue's Winning Tattoo
By Steven Zapel
The winner of The INSIGHT's "Got Ink" contest for the November 15, 2010 issue is Dominique Graham. Dominique's tattoo is a perfect representation of the tattoo culture and the many reasons people choose to get tattoos. Dominique's winning tattoo is his third tattoo.
This tattoo's artist is Joe Claypoole, who works at Inkspot in Buffalo, near the intersection of Kensington Avenue and Main Street. The tattoo's design consists of the word "Brooklyn" in a unique graffiti-style font designed by Claypoole specifically for this tattoo. Above the lettering is a portrayal of cityscape, meant to represent the streets of Brooklyn, Dominique's home town.
Dominique decided to get this tattoo because it represents the heart of who he is, where he was born and the streets that raised him. He said it was meant to remind him of "all the struggles and hard times that made me who I am today and got me to where I am today."
This tattoo is located on Dominique's upper back, stretching across both shoulder blades. I asked him why he chose to get this tattoo in that location. "I decided to place my tattoo on my back because I feel no matter what, Brooklyn will always have my back," he said. As with Dominique, the placement of a tattoo often carries meaning and is an important part of the tattoo's story.
Every individual has a unique reason for why they decided to get their first tattoo. In Dominique's case, his brother pressured him to and pretty much made him get his first one, and after that Dominique was hooked. Like most people who have tattoos, Dominique agrees that they become very addicting, stating "it seems like every time I see a new design the craving for new ink comes back."
I asked Dominique to describe the experience of getting a tattoo. He said, "The experience of getting a tattoo really depends on the person getting it. For me it was cool for my first two tats but my Brooklyn tat was kind of painful but definitely worth it." A tattoo on the upper back is often times described by people as being painful and when I asked my tattoo artist why, he explained it's because "there's not a lot of fat on the upper back, and places where there is not much in- between the skin layers and bone result in the needle being a lot closer to nerve endings, which translates into a more painful experience."
I asked Dominique if he has ever had any regrets about getting his tattoos, to which he replied with an emphatic "No!" He's proud of his tattoos and loves that he can display a part of who he is and his personality in the form of artwork on his body.
One piece of advice Dominique has for anyone who's considering getting a tattoo is to "get something that has a deep meaning to you, and something that you can see yourself having for the rest of your life without ever regretting it." I totally agree with Dominique's advice and believe tattoos are a great way of expressing oneself. But if the tattoo does not carry a strong meaning, it has a much better chance of becoming something an individual will regret many years after getting it done.
Dominique's tattoo is our first entry into The INSIGHT's contest to win a $100 to Boulevard Tattoos, courtesy of Kyle, the owner of Boulevard Tattoos. Stay tuned to each new issue of The INSIGHT to see all the biweekly winners and to place your vote for your favorite tattoo at the end of the spring semester.
We'd like to thank everyone who submitted a photo of their tattoo, and encourage those who did not win to resubmit their photo, because even though you were not this issue's winner you could be next issue's. All Daemen students are able to participate in this contest and The INSIGHT encourages you to submit a picture of your tattoo and a brief message about it to the editor, at email@example.com.
Be sure to get your tattoo entered, because your current tattoo may earn you $100 towards your next tattoo. Until next time, keep the pictures of your ink coming in and secure your chance at the gift certificate and the reputation of having Daemen College's best tattoo.
The prize from this contest cannot be redeemed for cash value. All entries must be submitted via email with only the tattoo visible in the in the picture. No sexually explicit pictures will be considered for bi-weekly winners. This contest is limited to Daemen college students. Contest winner must be able to show a valid Daemen College I.D. to receive their prize. If the winner of the contest is unable to meet the rules of this contest, the tattoo with the second highest amount of votes will become the winner. All contest participants must be 18 years of age or older. The Insight, Daemen College and their affiliates are not responsible for any lost entries. One entry per email. The Insight, Daemen College, and their affiliates are not responsible for replacing the gift certificate if the winner loses it. The Insight, Daemen college and their affiliates are not responsible for any bodily harm that may result from use of the gift certificate, redeeming the gift certificate is done at the winners own risk. Failure to read and abide by these contest rules will result in forfeiture of the prize.
Daemen College is committed to ensuring that all students will receive sufficient financial assistance to attend the college based on financial need.
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