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by avamava on 8/6/2012 2:46:54 AM
by CristinaHoran on 7/11/2012 12:30:43 AM
so i like this dude who was in my P.E class. he talked to me every once and a while. anyways hge was friends with my bff. i was always afraid to talk to him. now that its summer i think about him alot.should i ask him out this year?????? HELP!!!!
by thattaylorgirl6 on 7/10/2012 8:22:27 PM
by thepinkyyyyyyyyy on 7/9/2012 9:15:34 PM
by thepinkyyyyyyyyy on 7/9/2012 8:34:42 PM
Yea. These tricks are great, but I don't know if I woluld do it!
by forever21.love on 6/29/2012 12:44:13 AM
by Nicole79 on 6/22/2012 7:01:05 PM
by Cranberryfrost on 6/22/2012 3:03:34 PM
Hey kaleidoscope_eyes, I think your best bet would be to go with Boy A. You guys are great friends, and already have that chemistry going so it won't be hard to start dating. You don't have any ways of contacting Boy B and Boy C is already in a relationship. On the bright side you can add two more cool guys to your friends list. Hope this helps! Xoxo
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I've had this giant crush on this boy for like seven months, but now I'm starting to like two other ones :l I don't know how to pick which oneee. Boy A is one of my friends, and we're always joking around and talking and I've liked him the longest. Boy B is really really sweet and he's had the biggest crush on me for the longest timeee and he's smart and hilarious but really hard to talk to and I don't have any contact with him. Boy C has a girlfriend butttt he's the only one I'm going to see regularly this summer. He's a really good friend too, but he goes to a different school with me and I need help picking which boy would be best! ): Lynae P.
by kaleidoscope_eyes on 6/19/2012 5:01:14 PM
by iheartu? on 6/15/2012 3:33:11 PM
1. Think of your crush
2. Make a heart with your hands
3. Kiss your hand heart
4. Put it where the real heart is
5. Your crush will ask you out tomorrow
6. This only works if you post it on your favorite article
by GreysonChance13 on 6/15/2012 12:59:12 PM
by MartialArtsGirl on 6/15/2012 12:50:12 AM
1. Think of your crush
2. Make a heart with your hands
3. Kiss your hand heart
4. Put it where the real heart is
5. Your crush will ask you out tomorrow
6. This only works if you post it on your favorite article
by isabelle0524 on 6/14/2012 11:48:36 AM
by Cupcake_queen_101_ on 6/14/2012 8:48:09 AM
I have never ever had a crush. I don't even know what it feels like to like boys. I'm going into eighth grade after the summer, so I feel like I should have experienced a crush by now! But I still don't know how to crush on boys! Is that OK?
Hey babe,
That's completely okay! It's normal to be more selective about your crushes (which is why you haven't had) just as much as it's normal to be boy crazy. Jordan S.
by agathachristiebooks on 6/13/2012 8:45:54 PM
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by Graciegang on 6/8/2012 2:32:23 PM
by FigureSkater08 on 6/8/2012 11:18:34 AM
ok so i get tht mods get to awnser all the questions, but how do you get to be one ? can anyone be one, or just the magaziene people?
by jillybean1998 on 6/6/2012 6:10:43 PM
Need advice?? well im always willing to help!
by cc-time on 6/5/2012 10:01:19 AM
Is it true that guys dont like girls that are taller than them? I am taller than almost every guy in my class, they say they would date me but im too tall! Will they ever catch up?
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by danielle101 on 6/2/2012 10:51:17 PM
Hey sojo368, yeah I would wait until after this month. He'll probably have more free time so you guys will be able to talk and hang out. Xoxo
There was a boy in my latin class who i had a thing with. He walked me from class to my locker everyday, we really connected over the year and I was worried that over the summer our relationship would fizzle out. I gave him my number and he said he would text me this summer. He has but its been random and he takes a while to reply. (I'm talking a day or two). I know he is busy with JV basketball everyday this month but after June bball is over. Should I try and continue this relationship? HELP!!! Lynae P.
by sojo368 on 6/2/2012 12:04:17 PM
by Yzzy518 on 6/2/2012 12:44:41 AM
My summer love rule is that both people should be on the same page as to how serious it is. I think this is so important because last summer my friend had been seeing this guy for about the last month of summer, and she thought it was really serious and would continue into the school year, but he ended up telling her he was too busy for a girlfriend and had never intended it to last past summer.
by supersingershannon on 6/1/2012 3:38:41 PM
by Kitkatgurl44 on 5/31/2012 4:29:17 PM
@boypolar:I don't think that's weird, a lot of my friends like people they wish they knew better. Unless you mean that you saw some random guy somewhere and now you like him... then I don't think I can help you. I guess I don't understand the question...
by Fly1213 on 5/30/2012 4:42:28 PM
by thecupcakequeen on 5/30/2012 12:15:41 PM
I dont think I would have my current bf if it werent for me being bold. I think I am the bolder more adventurous one but I dont mind because he has other great qualities.
by luckykel on 5/30/2012 11:13:25 AM
@fungirl123 and @Augie..
i dont have one either! itz okay! LOL :p
by red716 on 5/30/2012 7:48:36 AM
fungirl123, you're not alone.
by islandgirl23 on 5/30/2012 4:33:15 AM
No cell phone....
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by olivia192000 on 5/30/2012 3:49:28 AM
My crush is my best friends older bro...... i see him all the time but he thinks of me as a younger sister..... not having good luck with this one.... :S
by AnnaSalvatore99 on 5/30/2012 2:01:43 AM
Is it weird to like someone u don't know? I want all girls to answer me plz!!!!LUV BOYPOLAR;)
by boypolar on 5/30/2012 1:51:38 AM
Lol it's okay fungirl123 I don't have a cell phone either!
by Augie on 5/30/2012 12:09:57 AM
Being bold rules. Its summer! If it doesn't work out its cool!
by rainyseattlegirl on 5/29/2012 9:19:53 PM
my crush doesn't have a phone so i won't get to see or talk to him any this summer unless he magically shows up at the mall when i'm there or something lol
by Alykat18 on 5/29/2012 9:18:11 PM
The first one doesn't really help if you don't have a cell phone. LOL
by fungirl123 on 5/29/2012 8:47:22 PM
The summer love rule I live by is working the digits.
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"A Key Area of Knowledge Delivered by Someone Knowledgeable": Feminist Expectations and Explorations of a One-Off Economics Lecture on Gender
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This paper explores the action of attending a visiting academic's one-off lecture, whether in the lecture theatre or on the Internet, in order to gain knowledge from a recognised expert of an unfamiliar but relevant field of research. The actions of entering the theatre and sitting for an hour, or of clicking 'play', appear to be simple gestures for the acquisition of knowledge; this paper explores the complexity of the processes surrounding the lecture, and the way in which the lecture constructs a passive listening position for the audience. The exploration takes place in the frame of one such lecture: the inaugural lecture of the Bocconi annual series at Bocconi University, Italy, entitled "Gender Equality and Economic Development", held in 2010. The author watched this lecture on the Internet in order to gain knowledge of the place of 'gender' in Development Economics; the paper represents in part the author's struggle with expectations of a feminist stance. The paper is an attempt to find an active listening stance, and to interrogate the author's reaction to the lecture.
The first section of the paper addresses the presentation of information in the lecture, how it is established as an Economics lecture on gender. Categories of feminist economics: access feminism, empiricist feminism, difference feminism, and the newer position of gender awareness, are aligned with the lecture. The second section, which analyses the position of the lecturer, situates the lecture in the ongoing processes that establish the lecture as an event, the lecturer as an expert in Economics. Finally, the overt agenda of the lecture, as laid out in the literature on the art of lecturing, is juxtaposed with the covert processes of academic identity construction.
Keywords: Gender Economics, Feminism in Academia, Lecturing
"A lecture should be an overview of a key area of knowledge delivered by someone knowledgeable in the field" (Exley and Dennick 10)
"'Lecturing is the transference of the notes of the lecturer to the notes of the student without passing through the brains of either'" (ibid 3, anon.cit.)
The idea of attending a one-off lecture given by a visiting academic, hoping to gain an insight into a domain that is not our home territory, is a familiar temptation for all of us. Attendance involves the simple, low-commitment gesture of entering a theatre, or of clicking 'play' on a podcast, and sitting passively before a speaker in order to gain an "an overview of a key area of knowledge" from "someone knowledgeable in the field" (ibid 10). Equally as familiar as the temptation to attend one of these lectures as an easy means to interdisciplinarity is the discomfort that the one-off lecture can bring. The discomfort can range from frustration at an unengaged speaker, who speaks to the converted of the discipline, boredom if the lecture title was misleading and the lecture completely irrelevant to your interests, anxiety if the lecture engages with your own topics in a way you always should have ... You exit the theatre, or press 'stop', perhaps prematurely, and return to your niche--or you stay, and then perhaps borrow a recommended book from the library to read further. The audience member is positioned in a passive role, where the only active stances are in themselves prescribed: stay or leave. In this paper, I explore the visiting academic's lecture as situated in discourses of power and structures of authority, with the intended effect of resisting the prescribed passive roles and empowering the audience member to engage actively with the processes of knowledge-production and reinforcement. In keeping with the field of feminist research in Higher Education, I aim to harness "creative energy for change and critique, empowering [me] to apply political understanding to methodologies for teaching, learning, research and writing in the academy" (Morley and Walsh, 1995: p. …


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rich colors & detail
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Thanks all.
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This project content how to control a direction of robot in forword , reverce, left right and also the drift...Using adlx gyro sensor... it uses x and y coordinates onley....Embeded C
MMA7361L is a Three axis Low-G accelerometer with user selectable 1.5g or ±6g acceleration range. Board has all the necessary components required for the accelerometer. Board comes with onboard 3.3V Low Drop voltage regulator. accelerometer module can be powered from 2.2V to 6V. MMA7361L accelerome...Embeded C
IntroductionThe LSM303DLHC is a digital 3 axis accelerometer and 3 axis magnetometer with I2C interface. It has full-scale acceleration range of ±2g to ±16g and full scale magnetic field range of ±1.3 to ±8.1 gauss. All the full scale ranges are user selectable. Module has on board low drop volt...Embeded C
This library is write to use ADXL345 3-axis accelerometer.First use adxl345_init() to initial SPI and ADXL345. If returned 0 it's initialed correctly.You can use:...PIC C
This program implements all aspects of readout of ADXL accelerometer in Delphi. It enables plotting and checking of output of typical ADXL 202 accelerometer. You can set RS via ini file and add more functionality Do not work with ADXR gyros....Windows Develop Delphi
1)The LPC2148 dev. board was from nex robotics. link : http://www.nex-robotics.com/lpc2148-development-board/lpc2148-development-board.html 2)GPS module : Mediatek MT3318 chipset based module link : http://www.nex-robotics.com/products/gps-receiver/gps-receiver-mt3318-module.html 3)accelerometer...Embeded C
G1037 uniaxial accelerometer tilting servo line test method, a very good paper...Project Design Visual C++
Multi-function USB-Serial+ AVR Experiment board a document which is collated data, including a SCH and PCB. In addition to multi-function USB-Serial+ AVR Experiment board information, which also includes what I am doing an AVR+ accelerometer+ nRF2401 a small board documents. Acceleration sensor is M...SCM C++
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Overgrowth takes place in the savage world of Lugaru where rabbits, wolves and other animals are forced to use paws, claws and medieval weaponry to engage each other in battle. Combining 3rd person adventure platforming with intricate melee combat, Overgrowth achieves a unique feel. Overgrowth also benefits from Wolfire's brand new Phoenix Engine which has been built from the ground up to allow the use of cutting edge graphics, animation, and physics. Add to these exciting features Overgrowth's realistic artificial intelligence and streamlined control system and the result is an astoundingly immersive experience.
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'Death Valley' Exploits Zombie Loophole, Brings Gore to MTV
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"We'd submit music videos to MTV, and they would really hammer you if you had anything that leaned violent," recalled Spider, whose new "Death Valley" series follows the police officers tackling a sudden influx of vampires, werewolves, and especially zombies in L.A.'s San Fernando Valley.
"The beautiful trick to working in I guess what you'd call fantasy is that it's not unlike science fiction, where you can shoot as many robots as you want, because they're not real humans," he explained. "That just opens the floodgates to be able to do crazy stuff to zombies."
And thus, viewers get to see the LAPD's Undead Task Force run zombies over with their cars, bash them with baseball bats, and obliterate them with rocket-propelled grenades. For actress Tania Raymonde, who plays officer Carla Rinaldi, filling the undead full of lead made "Death Valley" a blast to work on.
"I love firearms and shooting guns and stuff," she gushed. "And I really wanted to learn how to handle a gun the proper way. I had done some rifle stuff and shotgun stuff on 'Lost,' but I'd never really done anything with a Glock or a real police gun."
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A fan of horror comedies like "Zombieland" and "Shaun of the Dead," Raymonde said she was also intrigued by the idea of bringing that mix of scary and funny to the small screen. And the trick to combining those two elements, Spider said, is that you don't combine them.
"What I mean by that is that when it's funny, it's funny, and when it's scary, it's scary," he explained. "Although the monsters do provide some humor, we never wanted to make the monsters a joke, because then they become less of a threat.
"The humor of the show really is born out of the conversations between the police officers and their relationships," he continued. "Even when you take the monsters out of the equation, police officers live a very bizarre existence, you know? They'll see horrific things, have to deal with degenerates and the worst of the worst. But then they still have to go grab some lunch, you know what I mean? I've always thought that that's such an interesting way to live. And when you add zombies and vampires and stuff, it becomes even more bizarre."
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In the six years since the concept first came to him, Spider has spent a lot of time thinking about exactly how to portray those creepy characters, even looking for parallels in our own society.
"Vampires are conniving and smart, and they have an agenda. So they certainly are more in line with maybe a gang member or a drug dealer — that kind of element," he said. "And then with the zombies, it's almost like the homeless situation — just get them out of the way, we don't want to see it. And the werewolves are an interesting dynamic because there's a bit more sympathy for them. They're sort of like a victim themselves, having this affliction that they have to deal with once a month. And so they have to register themselves with the UTF and lock themselves in when there's a full moon."


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Wine is associated with gastronomy, history, local identity and spirituality. With its rich past of sensory delight dating back thousands of years, wine has long since established itself as a lasting cultural symbol of a healthy and harmonious lifestyle. Throughout history, the role of wine has seen various phases, changing from an important source of nutrition, through to religious paraphernalia, to a cultural compliment to food and festivity. Viticulture, or winemaking is a commercial production act whose status borders on art and magic.
Taking this rich history into account, the architecture of wine is faced with a much greater challenge than meeting the very specific technical requirements of winemaking, it has to celebrate the process. Nowadays, wineries like religious buildings, are the must-visit destinations for tourists, where people go in droves on alcoholic pilgrimages. In recent times, wine tourism has boomed: tours of wineries and package holidays centered around a wine tastings have become big business. This popularity has given rise to some unique new architecture, with every winery fighting to have the competitive edge and that extra element to draw the attention of tourists.Story continues after the break. <
Építész Stúdió: Füleky Winery. See more HERE. The basic concept underlying the building's design was to build a new winery by making use of all valuable elements of the greatly remodeled, original stone building. Image: Gyula Erhardt
Popov Bass Architects: Miranda Winery. See more HERE. To create a landmark destination for tourists and gourmands to the region's growing viticultural industry the project is sited to maximise its exposure from the passing traffic on the adjacent road. Image: Kraig Carlstrom
Bearth & Deplazes with Gramazio & Kohler: Vineyard Estate Gatenbein. See more HERE. The wine estate follows the terroir principle stating that the local colour – soil, microclimate, local traditions and the winegrower's trademark – is directly reflected by the wine. Similarly, the architects employ high end modern building technology to create a unique identity for the new building. Image: Ralph Feiner
BWM Architekten & Partner: Genussregal Exhibition. See more HERE. Das GENUSSREGAL (the shelf of pleasure) - a corporate master plan, that is both architecture (landmark, exhibition hall, shop and logistics warehouse) and creates a new identity for the company. Image: BWM Architekten & Partner
Architects Collective: Erich Sattler Winery. See more HERE. This estate winery is interestingly located in between the residential buildings in a typical village of the Burgenland region in Austria. Image: Architects Collective
Guedes + DeCampos: Quinta Do Vallado Winery. See more HERE. Quinta Do Vallado Winery merges into the land thus declaring its artificial nature. The interior opens in a series of spaces intended to seduce the visitor, either through a continuously introduced sense of direction, through graphic composition, or through juxtaposition of contrasting natural materials. Image: Alberto Plácido
Castanheira & Bastai: Casa da Torre Winery. See more HERE. The addition to the winery of Casa da Torre builds up on the excellent exisiting siting and orientation but re-thinks spacial organization in and around the building. Image: FG + SG
Archos: Collemassari Winery. See more HERE. The design of the Collemassari Winery was guided by a desire to design spaces rather than a building - hence the abstract dematerialized wooden box. Image: Paolo Da Re
PLANT – Atelier Peter Kis: Laposa Winery. See more HERE. Taking into consideration the scale of local built environment and by analogy with basalt bands that have erupted to the surface of the hilly area, only a quarter of the total area of the winery is left above ground, the rest is contained in the belly of the hill. Image: PLANT
Weinstein Vaadia Architects: Galil Mountain Winery. See more HERE. The building functions as both a factory for the production of wine and a visitor center that explains the process of wine production and was designed to be a marketing tool for a new brand of wine. Image: Amit Geron
While there is no romance for the general wine buying public in picking a bottle of wine from the supermarket shelves, there would also be very little enchantment in wine tourism if the modern buildings were also purely functional. Contemporary architecture of wineries are challenged with achieving bold novelty and respectful traditionalism at one time.
Looking through dozens and dozens more of recent winery buildings, the novelty about them seems to rarely spring up from an architect's whim and much more often from the necessity to adjust adequately to the specific conditions of context, society and market. The resulting variety of eclectic blends -- of untraditional form and traditional function, of untraditional geometry and traditional materials -- appears pleasingly effective both in terms of meeting the requirements of the present and preserving tradition.
Portuguese architect Carlos Castanheira of Castanheira & Bastai Arquitectos reflects on the current status of wineries:
A winery is no longer what it used to be. I once knew wineries where cobwebs and dust were the sign of time passing and of the times. Time was also, almost always, the sign of quality, as the wine that got preserved over time, at the time, was good wine, which got even better after being left there for a few years. Wineries are changing and they no longer have room for dust nor for cobwebs. Now they are true laboratories, ruled by strict laws of employment and hygiene. They are obeying a finely tuned science of dosage, temperature control, accelerated or slowed down with more or less chemistry. In some cases, a winery is a place of real alchemy.
Technology or not, in caves or in buildings -- nowadays it is up to architects, more than ever, to preserve and display the magic of viticulture and bring it closer to people through inventive architecture.
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The silky texture of this custard is an elegant vehicle for the subtle flavor of peas.
Mashed Potatoes and Celeriac with Wild Mushrooms
The celeriac, or celery root, can be roasted ahead of time; let it stand at room temperature until you're ready to add it to the mashed potatoes.
Pappardelle with Spicy Sausage and Mixed Wild Mushrooms
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Wild Mushroom Risotto
If you prefer a more subtle mushroom flavor, omit the dried mushrooms, and add two more ounces of fresh mushrooms.
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Music service Rhapsody is already gearing up for an iPhone 4.0 app, a Twitter post hints. The company is currently hunting for beta testers for future apps; participants can, unusually, list "iPhone 4" as their device of choice, beyond just existing iPhones, iPads and iPod touches. What the next-generation iPhone will actually be called is a mystery, although it has regularly been referred to as the iPhone HD.
The company is keeping relatively quiet on any planned changes, but it is likely to add support for background audio streaming, made possible by iPhone 4.0's multitasking. The iPhone app only recently gained support for local caching. Expansion of caching options is virtually guaranteed for an iPhone 4.0 app, as Rhapsody has promised per-song and per-album downloading in "coming months."


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Another cold front is sweeping across the country's northern areas, bringing heavy snow and blizzards.
On Monday, snowfalls hit northern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the northeast provinces of Heilongjiang and Jilin.
In Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia, snowstorms have severely affected agriculture and husbandry production.
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"The weather is too bad, and the snow is too heavy. I cannot drive and just wait here. The road is icy and slippery."
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The National Meteorological Center forecast snowstorms are expected in the regions in the next two days.
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Here's another great way to incorporate tassels into your wedding vision. Simply wrap the newly constructed tassels around your bouquet with ribbon to add a unique enhancement to your wedding bouquet. It makes for a such a charming touch to your DIY wedding decoration ideas, especially when paired with our wedding place setting ideas from earlier… Read more »
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Please note: Classes will be in session as normally scheduled on Friday, April 17.
12:30-1:20 p.m. Keynote Address
1:30-2:30 p.m. Concurrent Sessions I
2:30-3 p.m. Poster Session A
3-4 p.m. Concurrent Sessions II
4-4:30 p.m. Poster Session B
4:30-5:30 p.m. Concurrent Sessions III
12:30-1:20 p.m.
Sperry Center, Room 204
"From Physical Education to Kinesiology: Physical Activity for Quality of Life"
Diane L. Gill '70, Ph.D.
This presentation covers my journey from my initial steps into research as a student through my academic career in sport and exercise psychology, and emphasizes recent research on physical activity for quality of life. My research fits within the larger field of kinesiology, which has moved from physical education teacher preparation to a wider range of professional options and research areas and research areas ranging from the physical to the social sciences, emphasizing research-into-practice in health-related areas. Psychology and behavioral science are especially critical in moving from research into practice to ensure that all people can participate and gain the many benefits of physical activity, including enhanced quality of life.
1:30-2:30 p.m.
Moderator: Sharon L. Todd, Professor and Chair, Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies
The Effect of Heroin Self-Administration on Perineuronal Nets using an Animal Conflict Model of Abstinence and Relapse
Presenter: Amanda M. Shaw, Senior, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Joshua A. Peck, Psychology
Effect of Weight Loss on Wrestlers' Mood and Motivation
Presenter: Jon Yezzi, Senior, Coaching and Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Katherine Polasek, Kinesiology
Capturing Parents' Perspectives for a Youth Needs Assessment
Presenters: Kyle Boeltz, Graduate, Recreation/Environmental & Outdoor Education
Thomas Eickelberg, Graduate, Recreation/Environmental & Outdoor Education
Esther VanGorder, Graduate, Recreation/Management of Leisure Services
Faculty Mentor: Sharon L. Todd, Recreation, Parks and Leisure Studies
Moderator: Timothy Delaune, Assistant Professor, Political Science
Moot Court Oral Argument Demonstration: Somerville and DeNolf v. Olympus
Presenters: Taylor Cain, Junior, Political Science
Samantha Cirillo, Senior, Criminology/Political Science
Kyle Davis, Junior, Political Science
Benjamin Hobbs, Junior, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Timothy Delaune, Political Science
Sperry Center, Room 204
Moderator: Erik Lind, Associate Professor, Kinesiology
The Impact of Dehydration on Muscular Strength in College Age Males
Presenter: Alex Bossert, Senior, Exercise Science
Faculty Mentors: Deborah Van Langen, Kinesiology
Erik Lind, Kinesiology
The Effect of Aerobic Exercise Intensity Levels on Memory
Presenter: Ashley N. Vogler, Senior, Exercise Science
Faculty Mentors: Erik Lind, Kinesiology
An Investigation of Types of Stretching on Selected Performance Measures, Range of Motion, and Self-Efficacy
Presenters: Laura R. Johansson, Senior, Exercise Science
Hannah M. Smith, Senior, Exercise Science
Faculty Mentors: Erik Lind, Kinesiology
Effects of an Ankle Brace on Agility, Power, and Psychological Measures
Presenter: Michael J. Redmond, Senior, Exercise Science
Faculty Mentors: Erik Lind, Kinesiology
Sperry Center, Room 308
Moderator: James Miller, Lecturer, History
History at Work: Interns in the Community
Presenters: Catherine Faughnan, Senior, Political Science
Denise Seidler, Senior, Art History
Kathryn Thomas, Senior, History
Faculty Mentor: James Miller, History
2:30-3 p.m.
Sperry Center, 1st Floor Hallway
Histological Assessment of Lung Edema in Sepsis
Presenters: Gabriella M. Pasquale, Senior, Biology
Tara A. Sweeney, Junior, Biomedical Sciences
Faculty Mentor: Louis A. Gatto, Biological Sciences
Using Sequencing and LC-MS/MS Proteomics to Target Reverse Beta Oxidation Functional Diversity in a Hexanoic Acid Producing Bioreactor
Presenter: Katherine Woodward, Senior, Chemistry
Faculty Mentor: Jeffrey Werner, Chemistry
Valley Glacier Response to Late Holocene Climate Change: The Role of Glacier Geometry and Forefield Characteristics in Influencing the Magnitude of Advances
Presenter: Shawn Taylor, Senior, Geology
Faculty Mentor: David Barclay, Geology
Determining the Impact of Road Salt Application to a Small Creek, a Case Study in the Trout Brook, NY
Presenter: Rachel Perry, Senior, Geology
Faculty Mentor: Li Jin, Geology
Do Cancer Clusters Actually Exist, and if so, what Demographics Have an Effect on Their
Presenter: Kaileen Puppo, Senior, Business Economics/Communication Studies
Faculty Mentor: Kathleen Burke, Economics
Differences in Personality between Academic Majors
Presenters: Zachary T. Longo, Senior, Psychology
Kathy Tota, Senior, Psychology
Nansi E. Has, Senior, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Margaret Anderson, Psychology
Differences in Assertiveness and Gender Roles between Physical Education and Psychology Majors at SUNY Cortland
Presenters: Kathlyn Parrish, Senior, Psychology
Catherine Miller, Senior, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Margaret Anderson, Psychology
The Effects of Mindfulness on Attention and Working Memory
Presenters: Audrey Adams, Senior, Psychology
Andrew Leverton, Senior, Psychology
Kyle Delmuro, Class of 2014, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Raymond Collings, Psychology
The Effect of Heroin Self-Administration on Perineuronal Nets using an Animal Conflict Model of Abstinence and Relapse
Presenters: Nadia Amin, Junior, Psychology
Cassandra E. Stubbe, Senior, Psychology
Claire Toal, Junior, Psychology
Faculty Mentor: Joshua A. Peck, Psychology
*An Analysis of Polyploid and Diploid Subspecies of Arisaema triphyllum
Presenter: Nicholas Ayvazian, Senior, Biology
Faculty Mentor: Steven Broyles, Biological Sciences
*Binding Affinity Characterization of NahG for its Native Substrate and Nicotinic Acid Substrate Analog
Presenter: Weifeng Zhen, Senior, Biochemistry
Faculty Mentor: Katherine Hicks, Chemistry
*Reverse Beta Oxidation Functional Diversity in Metagenomic Analysis of a Hexanoic Acid Producing Bioreactor
Presenter: Dylan Kahlstorf, Junior, Biochemistry
Faculty Mentor: Jeffrey Werner, Chemistry
*Wealth Patterns in Byzantine Anatolia
Presenter: Toni Bucklaew, Class of 2014, Archaeology/World Archaeology
Faculty Mentor: Sharon Steadman, Sociology/Anthropology
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3-4 p.m.
Sperry Center, Room 104
Moderator: Peggy Murphy, Lecturer, Political Science
Why Did They Stay?
Presenter: Mark Surico, Senior, Political Science
Faculty Mentor: Peggy Murphy, Political Science
How Politics, Capitalism, and Race Play a Role in Disaster Policy
Presenter: Mecca Snipe, Senior, Political Science/Africana Studies
Faculty Mentor: Peggy Murphy, Political Science
The Impact of Media during Hurricane Katrina
Presenter: Kieran Barber, Senior, History
Faculty Mentor: Peggy Murphy, Political Science
Sperry Center, Room 105
Moderator: Laura J. Davies, Assistant Professor, English
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Fashion and Textiles in the Work of Antoine Watteau
Presenter: Emilee Smith, Senior, Studio Art
Faculty Mentor: Susan Logan, Art and Art History
21 Boxes
Presenter: Sara Sampson, Sophomore, Professional Writing
Faculty Mentor: David Franke, English
Video Games and Youth Violence
Presenter: Erin Corsi, Freshman, Pre-major
Faculty Mentor: Jaclyn Pittsley, English
American Lullaby: Blue
Presenter: Jahniece McCollum, Freshman, Economics
Faculty Mentor: Laura Davies, English
Flutter and Crash
Presenter: Leela Mahon, Sophomore, Adolescence Education-English
Faculty Mentor: Laura Davies, English
Profs Run through the Red Dragons
Presenter: Jason Martinez, Sophomore, Sport Management
Faculty Mentor: Matthew Seyfried, Sport Management
Down the Rabbit Hole and The Mistakes You Made
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Dust on the Ground - Bombay Bicycle Club This is the tabs for this acoustic version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vppHXehk4g This is my first tab, pretty much correct to what they are playing. If you keep listening to the song you will pick up the rhythem fast. Enjoy! Capo 3rd Fret Intro and Verse: e|-------------------------------------------------| B|------------0----------0--------0-----------0----| G|------------0----------0-0h2p0--0-----------0----| D|--0h2p0-0---0-------0--0--------2-------2---2----| A|--------------0h2p0-------------2-0h2p0-----2----| E|----------3-----------3-------0-0---------0-0----| Chorus: Rhythem Guitar: Csus7 & G Lead: e|--------------| B|--------------| G|--2-4---------| D|------4-2-----| A|----------5---| E|--------------| Outro Riff Lead (right at the end of the song): e|-------------------------| B|-------------------------| G|--4p2p0------------------| D|--------4p2p0------------| A|--------------5p2p0-2----| E|----------------------3--| Tabbed by Matthew Flynn
only missing an extra 0 \/
Solid tab just I hear a 2h4p2 on the D string at the end of the verse section- might be a variation. And on the chorus section I play a 0 on the D string in between the G and D sections. But apart from that..
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