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The University of Illinois football team has lost 14 consecutive Big Ten Conference games, yet most of the players would rather not talk about it, insisting they are focused on moving forward.
The same answer comes from some of the veterans — such as sixth-year offensive lineman Corey Lewis or senior quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase — who remember the last Big Ten victory as comes from those who have never experienced a conference win in their career at Illinois — like sophomore V'Angelo Bentley or second-year head coach Tim Beckman.
"We heard about it after last year a lot," Scheelhaase said. "We've kind of put the things that we have done and the things that we haven't done in the past, really behind us."
Illinois will have the chance to end that conference losing streak when it faces Nebraska today at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln, Neb. It will be the first time the teams have played each other since the Cornhuskers joined the Big Ten in 2011. That was also the year the Illini last won a conference game, on Oct. 8, 2011, at Indiana.
Senior safety Earnest Thomas isn't trying to hide from the losing steak. He's been using it as fuel all week in practice.
"I think it's good to keep it as a motivating factor," Thomas said. "You don't ever want to get too caught up in all that stuff, but I think it's definitely something, especially for those guys who were around, because some of these guys weren't even on the team or they may have redshirted, so they didn't take it the same way we might have taken it."
How good?
There's no doubt the Illini have exceeded the low preseason expectations many had for the them, but fans are still unclear just how good this team is.
A win today would complete Illinois' revival to relevance.
"We definitely understand what we're working for," said senior linebacker Jonathan Brown.
Nebraska will be without its starting quarterback, Taylor Martinez, who hasn't played or practiced since he suffered a turf toe injury to his left big toe on Sept. 14 against UCLA.
The Cornhuskers will turn to redshirt freshman Tommy Armstrong in Martinez's absence. Armstrong started the team's last game against South Dakota State and completed 12 of 15 passes for 169 yards and a touchdown.
Fifth-year senior Ron Kellogg III also split playing time with Armstrong last game and will almost certainly play a large role against Illinois as well. He led Nebraska to scores on three of his four drives in the first half, going 8-for-9 with 136 yards and a touchdown.
Both teams have had their problems on defense this year, and each are allowing an average of more than 470 yards of total offense per game. So this game could turn into a shootout, which would seem to bode well for the Illini.
Page 2 of 2 - The Illini's revamped offense has seen different position groups and players step up each week. They have spread the ball around to each different wide receiver, running back Josh Ferguson has emerged as quite possibly the team's most dynamic playmaker, backup quarterback Aaron Bailey's role is always increasing and the team's tight ends caught four touchdown passes in the previous game against Miami (Ohio).
"It's been exciting just to see guys step up and make plays," Scheelhaase said. "When you have that as a quarterback, it makes things a whole lot easier. You've got guys out there playing fast playing confident and in the right position at the right time."
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RECORDS: Illinois 3-1, Nebraska 3-1
COACHES: Tim Beckman 5-11 in second season at Illinois, 26-27 overall; Bo Pelini 52-21 in sixth season at Nebraska and overall
SERIES RECORD: Nebraska leads 7-2-1
LAST MEETING: Nebraska won 59-14 in 1986
THE LINE: Nebraska is an 8 1/2-point favorite
PREDICTION: Nebraska 38-29
NOTABLE: Nebraska defensive end Randy Gregory may have given the Illini some bulletin board material. When asked about sacking Illinois quarterback Nathan Scheelhaase he told a Nebraska newspaper: "If I get a clean shot on him, maybe I can take him out." . . . The Illini have been using loud music in practice to try to replicate the atmosphere for what will almost certainly be a sellout crowd today in the Illini's first true road game. . . . Few Illini players have ever been to Nebraska except Scheelhaase, who visited the Cornhuskers almost as much as he did Illinois while being recruited.
NCAA RANKINGS: Illinois offense — rushing 171.00 yards per game (65th in NCAA), passing 307.50 (19th), total 478.50 (35th), scoring 40.30 points per game (26th). Illinois defense — rushing 160.50 yards allowed per game (68th), passing: 271.50 (97th), total 432.00 (92nd), scoring 24.80 (62nd) Box type: Nebraska offense — rushing 280.8 (14th), passing 215.5 (82nd), total 496.2 (20th), scoring 43.2 (14th). Nebraska defense — rushing 179.5 (86th), passing 284.2 (105th), total: 463.8 (107th), scoring 27.0 (75th)
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Posted: July 21, 2014|
THE chief executive of the ambulance service covering Staffordshire has been criticised for taking a £50,000 pay rise.
Anthony Marsh, head of West Midlands Ambulance Service, has taken on an additional interim role leading the East of England Ambulance Service.
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West Midlands Ambulance Service says that the arrangement is saving the taxpayer around £130,000 on the cost of having two separate chief executives.
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After another shot of turbulence in the middle, the Christian Brothers Academy boys soccer team punched its ticket for the state Class A final four.
The Brothers earned its trip to the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta by beating Section VII champion Beekmantown 4-1 last Friday night at West Genesee High School.
This is CBA's first trip to the semifinals since 2000, when it got to the state Class B title game at Liverpool before falling to Rochester Aquinas.
Just to get to Beekmantown, the Brothers had to endure a harrowing regional battle with Section II champion Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake last Wednesday night at Chittenango, pulling out a 1-0 victory over the Spartans.
Stymied for much of the night by Burnt Hills goalie Jared Schreiner, CBA finally broke the stalemate when L.J. Papaleo scored on a shot that nicked off a Burnt Hills defender with 3:10 left in regulation.
"Tonight we had to meet their intensity," said head coach Joe Papaleo. "And we did. The guys worked so hard for this one."
What helped, of course, was that the Brothers had four days to rest after its Nov. 3 win over Fulton in the Section III Class A final.
By contrast, Burnt Hills had played just two nights before in its sectional final. Still, while it had a 14-8 record, those losses came to Class AA teams in a tough league.
"They had seen teams like us and were ready for us," said Joe Papaleo.
The rest gave time for L.J. Papaleo to recover from the ankle injury he suffered in the game against Fulton. He didn't start, but after entering the contest midway through the first half, he went full speed.
So did the rest of the Brothers, who spent much of the game in full attack mode, finding constant frustration.
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Craig Shirley, a prominent biographer of Ronald Reagan, has accused historian Rick Perlstein of plagiarism in his new book, The Invisible Bridge: The Fall of Nixon and the Rise of Reagan. Shirley has cited 45 instances in which he says Perlstein uses information and passages from his 2004 book, Reagan's Revolution: The Untold Story of the Campaign That Started It All, without proper attribution.
"We think it is unlikely that Mr. Perlstein even could have completed his book without Mr. Shirley's book," Chris Ashby, Shirley's lawyer, said in a July 25 letter to Simon & Schuster, Perlstein's publisher.
Ashby cited two types of plagiarism. Perlstein "lifts without attribution entire passages," in some cases "altering words or re-ordering sentences, but in others not even bothering to do so," the lawyer wrote. And Perlstein uses "facts and ideas Mr. Shirley first discovered and developed … as if they were widely known or as if he himself had discovered and developed them."
Simon & Schuster has denied Shirley's claims of plagiarism."The books are very different in topic, style, and scope, and when they are considered as a whole, it is clear that any superficial similarities are de minimus," Elizabeth McNamara, the publisher's attorney, responded in a letter to Ashby.
Though there are no footnotes in Perlstein's book, he writes in his "acknowledgments" at the end: "Craig Shirley's book on Reagan's 1976 campaign saved me 3.76 months" of labor. He offers no further explanation of Shirley's role.
And in "A Note on Sources," Perlstein writes that rather than "burden the end pages" of his book with footnotes, "my publisher and I have decided to put the source notes for my book online, with clickable URLs whenever possible." He gives his website, rickperlstein.net.Shirley's work was noted more than 100 times online, a spokesman for the publisher told the New York Post.
This is "an innovative and dramatic means of full disclosure," McNamara wrote in her letter. The intent is "to make it easier for readers to access the sources directly and engage with them." But this practice is sure to be controversial, and whether it helps the reader is debatable.
Reviewer Steve Donoghue, writing in Open Letters Monthly, said the process "sure as Hell isn't easy, convenient, or always intelligible." Checking out a detail involves a difficult hunt on rickperlstein.net, since notes on the website are numbered "but they're not numbered back in the printed text," Donoghue wrote.
"Perlstein's personal delusions notwithstanding, the only possible aim of an arrangement like this is to discourage the confirming of citations," he said. In his review, Donoghue also cites examples of footnotes that didn't confirm the information that had been footnoted.
In his letter to Simon & Schuster, Ashby included nine passages "lifted straight from Reagan's Revolution with no credit or attribution to Mr. Shirley whatsoever."
For instance, on page 297 of the Shirley book:"Even its 'red light' district was festooned with red, white, and blue bunting, as dancing elephants were placed in the windows of several smut peddlers."On page 771 of Perlstein's book:"The city's anemic red-light district was festooned with red, white, and blue bunting; several of the smut peddlers featured dancers in elephant costume in their windows."
Ashby also cited what he described as an example of Perlstein's mention of Shirley in the book's text, though "Perlstein apparently cannot bring himself to do so by name."
On page 319 of Shirley's book: "How many other Clarke Reeds… might be out there, telling him one thing and then doing another?" On page 778 of Perlstein's:"'How many other Clarke Reeds might be out there,' a historian later imagined him thinking, 'telling him one thing and then doing another?'"
Both Shirley and Perlstein are authors of acclaimed books on modern political history.Shirley has published two books on Reagan (Rendezvous with Destiny was on his election in 1980). And he's written two more awaiting publication – one on Reagan's "wilderness years" between 1976 and 1980, the other on his post-presidency.
TheInvisible Bridge is Perlstein's third in a series.His first covered the 1964 presidential race when Barry Goldwater of the Republican candidate.The second was entitled "Nixonland."His new book is scheduled for public release this week.
In the letter to Simon & Schuster, Shirley asked that all current copies of The Invisible Bridge be destroyed, that an apology from Simon & Schuster be run as an ad in several magazines and newspaper, and that Shirley be rewarded $25 million in damages.
McNamara, Simon & Schuster's lawyer, said Shirley lacks a "colorable copyright claim."Perlstein "has not only fully credited Mr. Shirley as a source of certain facts or quotes he uses, but he has given readers an opportunity to engage directly with Mr. Shirley's work and to purchase it [online]."


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Sharing a 3G connection via a wireless router is nothing new, but in the past it has required a bland, sterile box built to look like a Wi-Fi access point. That certainly isn't the case with Top Global's Phoebus, which draws its engineering innovation from the greatest engineers of all, the ancient pharaohs. Though… »


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Vigoda likes the idea of the coupon and the trail attracting new people to see her pieces. At her studio downtown, she had a "big group of loyal followers," but she didn't often see new faces at her open house.
"That's one of the reasons we joined," she said.
Jim Sankowski, who owns Ballston Lake Pottery and like Niefield has been part of the trail since it began, thinks newcomers will be surprised at the quality and quantity available in the area.
"Everyone is talking about buying locally," he said. "This is a way to get people to come out and see what's in their area."
He said the trail highlights the "personal connection" that the local potters offer, as opposed to shopping at nationwide chains.
"We're trying to bring back the joy of shopping," he said. "People get to see right where the work is being done."
Sankowski, who has entertained visitors from as far away as North Carolina and Boston in years past, has been making pottery for more than 30 years. He went to art school and did studio work in clay, which turned into a lifelong passion.
He's grateful for the chance to share that passion with the other potters on the trail and said they're not a competitive bunch. They figure that sharing exposure and visitors is only going to pay off for everyone in the end, he said.
Niefield and Vigoda embrace that community spirit, too. Vigoda teaches classes at her studio in Delmar, including classes geared to kids. Niefield teaches at Union College, where she enjoys offering students the kind of respite she felt when she was in school and got to spend time working on pottery instead of writing papers.
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The funny thing is, Niefield balked when told she had to take a pottery class in college, noting that she'd already taken one in high school. But soon she was a regular in the pottery studio.
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Almonds are enjoying a new wave of popularity thanks to a variety of almond-based spin-offs: almond milk, almond butter, almond flour and other almond alternatives. All of them are now available in mainstream supermarkets, not just health food stores.
Let's examine some almond nutrition facts and see if they're all that they're cracked up to be.
Almonds have the following daily values (assuming a daily diet of 2,000 calories; measures are based on one ounce or about 20 almonds):
14 grams of fat (21 percent daily value)
6 grams of carbohydrates (3 grams from fiber; 14 percent DV of fiber)
Protein 6 grams (approximately 12 percent of DV, depending on individual needs)
Combining with another food that complements the amino acid profile will help vegetarians possibly feel fuller for longer and avoid incomplete proteins perhaps being converted into carbohydrates.
But some fat-phobic discerning dieters who peruse every nutritional label like a hawk might shriek at just a handful of almonds as having so much fat.
They need not freak out and avoid almonds: the fat comprised in almonds are healthy fats, protecting cell walls and possibly even helping burn excess body fat.
Now for some of the vitamin and mineral standout components of almonds:
Vitamin E : a whopping 37 percent of DV; good for cellular integrity and skin)
Riboflavin: 17 percent; aka Vitamin B-2, essential for proper metabolism and way too many other health benefits to mention
Manganese: 32 percent DV; possibly eliminates severity of PMS symptoms and depression, among other numerous benefits
Magnesium: 19 percent DV; might be helpful in preventing heart attacks
Phosphorous and Copper: 14 percent DV, each; help absorb other vitamins, essential for growth and metabolism
Whole almonds are praised for their high nutrient density of:
Cancer-fighting micronutrients
Other essential vitamins and minerals
High protein content
Healthy fats
Cholesterol-lowering properties
That doesn't mean the almond alternatives don't have their place. Some people who are allergic to certain foods will use almond-based products as alternatives. For example, someone who is allergic to cow's milk can enjoy a bowl of cereal with almond milk instead. Similarly, those who are allergic to peanut butter can use almond butter when they want to make a protein smoothie.
It's easy to see why almonds have been cultivated and enjoyed as a part of a healthy, whole-foods based diet for thousands of years.
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$0.99Greener Pastures, the sequel to Horde, continues the journey of a small group of survivors in a world overrun by zombies. In Horde 2, the survivors face a new threat, which forces them to return to the city that once was their home to seek out shelter and maybe a solution for the world. Unfortunately, the city is guarded by a selfish General who knows the survivors' scientist, Dr. Munson, very
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$0.99This is the 5th issue of Trembles Horror Magazine. Inside are 6 stories and 3 poems to give you a little bit of the willies. With stories by: Richard Farren Barber, J. Douglas Stephensen, Tara Fox Hall, T.J. McIntyre, Afonso K. Almeida, & Natalie Potts. And poems by: Brian Barnett, Rhonda Parrish, and Richard King Perkins II
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Hot dog joint hit with foie gras fine. The City of Chicago Health Department has issued a citation to a Northwest Side eatery (Hot Doug's, all all places!) for serving foie gras in voilation of the city ban. "People are actually dying from the cold, and I'm getting hassled because of some sausage," owner Doug Sohn said Friday afternoon...
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A 41-year-old Racine woman and her 3-year-old son were in critical condition Friday night after a crash in Caledonia, police said.
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Distraught wife Erin Tierney boards a bus bound for Atlanta to avoid the cops. She alights early in the quaint fishing community of Southport, North Carolina. In this picture-postcard idyll, Erin rechristens herself Katie Feldman and lands a job as a waitress at the local seafood restaurant. She also secures lodgings in a remote cabin in the woods, and enjoys a flirtation with hunky widower Alex Wheatley, who is coming to terms with his wife's death while raising two children, Josh and Lexi.


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20 apartments for rent near Hampden South, Denver, CO
Apartments in Hampden South, Denver, CO
The Hampden South neighborhood is located in southeast Denver. The zip code is 80237, and it is located in Denver County. The community is bordered on the west by Interstate 25, on the east by 6 Yosemite Street and John F. Kennedy Golf Course, on the north by East Hampden Avenue, and on the south by East Belleview Avenue. Interstate 225 runs through the center of the community and connects with Interstate 25 on the west. The community's proximity to major roadways makes commuting and getting around Denver a breeze. This neighborhood is part of the Denver Public School District. There are many quality public and private schools nearby.
This community offers many family-friendly parks and recreational activities to enjoy. Wallace Park, Rosamond Park, Eastmoor Park, and Southmoor Park are all located immediately within the Hampden South community. Just to the east of Hampden South lies Cherry Creek State Park and Cherry Creek Lake. The park offers over 12 miles of paved roads and 35 miles of multi-use trails, for everything from cycling, to running, to horseback riding. A beach for swimming is located on the northeast side of the lake. The park also offers visitors camping facilities, fishing, archery, picnicking, bird watching, and the benefit of just sitting back and enjoying Colorado wildlife.
John F. Kennedy Park and Golf Course is also just a short jaunt away from the Hampden South neighborhood. This golf "mecca" has a 27-hole regulation course with a nine-hole par-three, lighted driving range, miniature golf, pro shop, and a restaurant. Several of the holes play along the gorgeous Cherry Creek.
Shopping is bountiful within Hampden South. Tiffany Plaza Mall Shopping Center is located along South Tamarac Drive on the northern end of the neighborhood. House and Home Shopping Center is located on the southern end. Just a few miles to the south of Hampden South is Greenwood Plaza Shopping Center.
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The Internet as a Tax Haven? The Effect of the Internet on Tax Competition
David R. Agrawal
University of Kentucky - James W. Martin School of Public Policy and Administration; University of Kentucky - Department of Economics; CESifo (Center for Economic Studies and Ifo Institute)
May 2015
I study the effect of broadband availability on local sales tax rates. High Internet penetration puts downward pressure on tax rates as jurisdictions seek to reduce revenue leakage to tax-free sales; but, taxable online sales will put upward pressure on tax rates because the Internet helps enforce sales tax collection. Exploiting discontinuities at borders, I find that an increase in Internet penetration induces large municipalities on the low-state-tax side of state borders to lower their local tax rates by more than municipalities on the high-state-tax side; this result is consistent with towns on the high-tax side having more consumers with easy non-Internet means of tax avoidance (cross-border shopping). I then use panel data on all local sales tax rates in the country and changes in Internet subscription rates to show that the effect of Internet penetration changes is negative.
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The final stage of the Herald Sun Tour culminated today after 122 tough kilometers on Arthurs Seat. Having Serge Pauwels in contention for the overall, team MTN-Qhubeka p/b Samsung was keen to infiltrate todays break.
Tyler Farrar underlined his strong performance at the Herald Sun Tour with another podium finish. After 147km from Mitchelton Winery to Nagambie he came home in second position, with only Australian Caleb Ewan (Orica-Greenedge) being faster across the line. In the overall Cameron Meyer (Orica-Greenedge) held on to the lead.
The 123km 2nd road stage of the Herald Sun Tour saw a bunch sprint decide the victor with Caleb Ewan (Orica-Greenedge) being first across the line.
The 1st road stage of the Herald Sun Tour was decided by a large 21 rider breakaway which would arrive at the finish just over 20 minutes ahead of the peloton.
A tough few days of racing in the Australian heat ended on a high for Rapha Condor JLT, when Felix English scored third place in the bunch sprint that decided the third stage of the Jayco Herald Sun Tour.
Drapac Professional Cycling has wrapped up its 2014 Jayco Herald Sun Tour campaign with victory in the Sprint Classification for Jack Anderson.
Jonathan Cantwell held firm in the Stage 1 sprint finish of the 2014 Jayco Herald Sun Tour to take home Drapac Professional Cycling's second podium in as many days with third place in Ballarat.
Rapha Condor JLT's Felix English powered to an excellent 4th place in the Jayco Herald Sun Tour prologue, over a 2.5km course in Melbourne city centre.
Will Clarke has claimed Drapac Professional Cycling's first podium of the 2014 Jayco Herald Sun Tour with third place in the twilight 2.5km Prologue through the Melbourne CBD.
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It is never to early to "save the date" for the next Aberthau Potters' Sale.
2015 is the Year of Craft
Did you know that 2015 is the Year of Craft? With the craft sector contributing 2.8 Billion to GDP (The Canadian Culture Satellite Account, 2010, Statistics Canada, released in September 2014) and enriching our lives with objects and art, there is lots to celebrate. Read the Canadian Crafts federation discussion paper and then come celebrate Year […]
Aberthau Potters Club turns 40!
by Andrea Maitland Aberthau Potters Club is celebrating its 40th anniversary as a collective of passionate amateur ceramicists on the west side of Vancouver. It's been 40 years of potting, community, co-operation and the occasional squabble in the old coach house beside the Aberthau Mansion – part of the West Point Grey Community Centre. One […]
Spring Pottery Sale May 2nd!
With just two Pottery Show and Sales a year, and work from 75 potters, you will want to mark May 2nd on your calendar. Come early for the very best selection and please bring boxes and bags to carry your treasures home!


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(This post was published on the original RMS team blog in April 2010.)
The AD RMS team has posted some new videos on TechNet Edge that walk through a few of the AD RMS Step-by-step guides located on TechNet. These videos mirror the steps from the guide and provide additional insight and best practices for deploying in a production environment.


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Back to Student Handbook
An Administrative Summons may be issued by the administrative officers of the University and is to be honored by students duly enrolled. Failure to answer the summons could result in immediate temporary suspension from the University until the issue is resolved.
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Northeastern State University's Student Conduct Code is designed to set forth standards necessary to provide a learning environment conducive to the preparation of students for success in an increasingly challenging, diverse and global society. The University is, first and foremost, a community where the academic standards are strictly upheld and where the rights, responsibilities, safety and dignity of every individual are respected and paramount to the achievement of academic excellence. The Student Conduct Code serves not just as a disciplinary system, but also as a part of the educational process. The purpose of the Student Conduct Code is to teach students to live and act responsibly in a community setting and to encourage the development of good decision-making and personal integrity. University community members are expected to respect the rights of fellow community members, property, common resources, Student Conduct Code and laws associated with the broader community (e.g., city, state, nation and world). This Student Conduct Code does apply but is not limited to all locations of the University (e.g., a foreign country or another state).
All other terms have their natural meanings unless the context dictates otherwise.
The Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act (DFSCA) of 1989 - also known as the Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Act - requires institutions of higher education to establish policies that address unlawful possession, use, or distribution of alcohol and illicit drugs. The DFSCA also requires the establishment of a drug and alcohol prevention program.
All members of the NSU Community are encouraged to review the information on the following pages. This information is distributed on an annual basis
Use of illegal drugs, and the illegal use of alcoholic beverages, is identified as "conduct which adversely affects the university community." University regulations prohibit any unlawful possession, use, distribution, or sale of alcohol and other drugs by University students, faculty, staff, or guests to the University, on University-owned property and at all University sponsored activities.
Northeastern State University students are also prohibited from the illegal use of drugs or alcohol whether on or off campus.
The legal age for the consumption of alcohol is 21 years of age. Any underage student consuming alcohol is violating standards for student conduct. Additionally, excessive alcohol use can lead to additional violations, such as driving while intoxicated or public intoxication.
Northeastern State University is designated as a tobacco-free environment. Smoking and the use of all tobacco products are prohibited.
The penalties for misconduct range from warning to expulsion. Typically, students who have violated the Student Code of Conduct will be referred to the Student Health Services for assessment and Hawk Reach Services to complete an individualized education plan. A Health and Substance Abuse Educator will meet with the student and complete an assessment covering alcohol and other drug use history, reason for referral, family and personal history, health concerns, safety issues, and the consequences associated with use. The educator will also assess the student's readiness for change and establish behavior change goals.
NSU employee sanctions are listed in the employee handbook.
Local, state, and federal laws provide for a variety of legal sanctions and penalties for the unlawful possession or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol. These sanctions include, but are not limited to, incarceration and monetary fines.
Specific serious health risks are associated with the use of alcohol and drugs. Some of the major risks are listed below. For more information contact Student Health Services located in Wyly Hall on Tahlequah campus, or by calling 918-444-2126.
Alcohol and Other Depressants (barbiturates, sedatives, and tranquilizers) - Abuse of alcohol and use of other depressant drugs can cause addiction, accidents as a result of impaired ability and judgment, alcohol poisoning, overdose when used with other depressants, damage to a developing fetus, and heart and liver damage.
Amphetamines/Stimulants - Amphetamines and stimulants (speed, uppers, crank, caffeine, etc.) can speed up the nervous system which can cause increased heart and breathing rates, higher blood pressure, decreased appetite, headaches, blurred vision, dizziness, sleepiness, anxiety, hallucinations, paranoia, depression, convulsions and death due to a stroke or heart failure.
Anabolic Steroids - Anabolic steroids can seriously affect the liver, cardiovascular, and reproductive systems. They can cause sterility in males and females, as well as impotency in males.
Marijuana - Marijuana may impair short-term memory, thinking, and physical coordination. Marijuana can cause panic reaction and increase the risk of lung cancer and emphysema. It can interfere with judgment, attention span, concentration, and overall intellectual performance. The use of marijuana impairs driving ability. The use of marijuana may cause psychological dependence and compromise the immune system.
Cocaine - The use of cocaine can cause addiction, cardiovascular system damage including heart attack, brain damage, seizures, lung damage, severe depression, paranoia, and psychosis. Similar risks are associated with other stimulants, such as speed and uppers.
Nicotine - Tobacco smoke contains thousands of chemical compounds, many of which are known to cause cancer. Nicotine, which is a central nervous system stimulant, produces an increase in heart and respiration rates, blood pressure, adrenaline production and metabolism. People can rapidly become physically and psychologically dependent on tobacco. Nicotine also compromises the immune system.
Inhalants - Inhalants are a diverse group of chemicals that easily evaporate and can cause intoxication when their vapors are inhaled. Most inhalants are central nervous system depressants. Use of these drugs slows down many body functions. High does can cause severe breathing failure and sudden death. Chronic abuse of some of these chemicals can lead to irreversible liver damage and other health problems.
Prescription Drug Abuse - Prescription drug abuse can cause adverse reactions, dependency, withdrawal, and overdose.
A variety of resources exist for alcohol and other drug prevention education, counseling and referral. For detailed information concerning these resources available from the University and community agencies, students may contact Student Health Services at 918-444-2126 located at Wyly Hall or HawkReach Counseling Services at 918-444-2042 located at Leoser Complex. Faculty and staff members may contact the Employee Assistance Program at 1-888-628-4824 or Human Resources at 918-444-2230.
Hawk Reach Counseling Services - Provides counseling to help students cope with problems stemming from alcohol or drug abuse by a family member(s) and friend(s). Student Counseling Services is available through Student Affairs.
Residence Halls Staff - Provide advice and referral for counseling.
Student Health Center - Provide counseling, and referral to appropriate on-campus and off-campus agencies which includes medical treatment.
Alcohol and Other Drug Education Programs (AODEP) - Student Affairs department of Student Health Services coordinates AODEP. Campus-wide programs and customized group programs focused on effects of alcohol and other drug use/misuse are offered throughout the academic year to bring awareness, education, and outreach to the campus community.
It is the intent of Northeastern State University to expand current educational programs and services to decrease the risks to students resulting from alcohol and drug abuse. The following toll free, hotline numbers may be of use to someone needing help or advice.
Any questions regarding the rules, regulations, and policies set forth in this statement may be referred to Student Affairs or Human Resources.
Northeastern State University, in accordance with applicable federal and state law, prohibits discrimination, including harassment, on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, disability, age, or veteran status. This includes, but is not limited to, admissions, employment, financial aid and educational services. Individuals, who believe they have experienced harassment or discrimination prohibited by this statement, are encouraged to contact the appropriate offices within their respective units. Students should contact Student Affairs at 918-444-2120, faculty members should contact the Provost at 918-444-2060 and staff members should contact the Human Resources Department at (918)444-2230.
The NSU Statement on Harassment and Discrimination supports Title VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendment Act of 1972, section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, section 402 of the Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Americans with Disabilities Act, and other federal laws and regulations.
Grievance procedures and report forms.
Members of the NSU community, guests and visitors have the right to be free from gender-based discrimination, sexual misconduct, and violence. All members of the campus community are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not infringe upon the rights of others. NSU believes in a zero tolerance policy for gender-based misconduct. When an allegation of misconduct is brought to an appropriate employee(s) attention, and a respondent is found to have violated this policy, serious sanctions will be used to reasonably ensure that such actions are never repeated. This policy has been developed to reaffirm these principles and to provide recourse for those individuals whose rights have been violated. This policy is intended to define community expectations and to establish a mechanism for determining when those expectations have been violated.
Policy: NSU students, employees, guests and visitors are to conduct themselves in a manner that does not impose on the rights of others and does not discriminate as outlined in NSU Statement on Non Discrimination.
Detailed Gender-Based and Sexual Misconduct Discrimination policies and procedures.
Northeastern State University does not tolerate acts of hazing by individuals or organization members.
Northeastern State University follows Oklahoma Statutes - Title 21, Section 1190 - Hazing
Hazing, which is an activity participated in or encouraged by student groups, or any members or associates of a group, in which prospective members or pledges are subjected to or imposed upon to do onerous, denigrating or hazardous tasks. Hazing is any act which endangers the mental or physical health or safety of an individual for the purposes of initiation, admission into, affiliation with or as a condition for continued membership in a group or organization. The express or implied consent of the victim will not be a defense. Apathy or acquiescence in the presence of hazing is not considered a neutral act; they are violations of this rule.
No student organization or any person associated with any organization sanctioned or authorized by the Northeastern State University shall engage or participate in hazing. Further definition of hazing is as follows:
"Hazing" means an activity which recklessly or intentionally endangers the mental health or physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation or admission into or affiliation with any organization operating subject to the sanction of the public or private school or of any institution of higher education in this state.
Student groups shall be assumed to be responsible for the actions of their members or associates for hazing violations. The University or prospective members may file a complaint of hazing against all parties as individuals and against the student groups.
The University will strongly recommend the sanction of suspension for students and/or student groups found responsible through the student conduct process for hazing.
Individuals and/or groups may be convicted by local and state authorities. Upon conviction, groups shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be punishable by a fine of not more than $1,500 and the forfeit for a period of not less than one (1) year of the rights and privileges of being an organization. Any individual convicted of violating the provisions of hazing shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and may be punishable by imprisonment for not to exceed ninety (90) days in the county jail, by the imposition of a fine not to exceed $500, or by both such imprisonment and fine.
Perceived acts of hazing should be reported to Student Affairs immediately.
Whenever a question arises concerning the physical, emotional or mental fitness of a person to enroll or remain enrolled at Northeastern, the University may require that person, as a condition for admission or retention, to submit to whatever diagnostic examination the University may specify. These examinations must be paid for by the individual examined or by an agency other than Northeastern State University. The University may, at its discretion, temporarily suspend the student pending the outcome of the specified examination. Refusal by the student to submit to the examination or an unfavorable report from the examiner may be cause for denial for admission or retention. In all cases covered by this policy, the University reserves the right to exercise the final judgment with respect to the admission or retention of the person whose fitness has been questioned.
An outline of steps to be taken by administrative staff at the University in a situation involving students with serious emotional problems is on file in Student Affairs.
Northeastern State University has developed procedures for students to pursue grievances within the University community. To ensure that students understand how to appropriately pursue a grievance at Northeastern State University, students are encouraged to seek clarification and advice regarding procedures before initiating a grievance. Although a student may seek such advice from any faculty or staff member, Student Affairs has staff members trained to assist students who have grievances. Students are encouraged to seek assistance from Student Affairs in pursuing any type of grievance.
The decision as to which procedure to utilize for a grievance filed by a student shall be made solely by the University and shall be based on the fact pattern of each particular case. Each grievance shall be directed to a specific procedure and shall be afforded only one opportunity to be adjudicated unless the appeal body remands for further review.
It is the intent of Northeastern State University to promote the health, well-being and safety of all students, faculty, staff and visitors. As such, Northeastern State University is designated as a tobacco-free environment. Smoking and the use of all tobacco products are prohibited.
This policy applies to all non-leased buildings and grounds owned or under the control of Northeastern State University on the Tahlequah, Muskogee, and Broken Arrow campuses, including any housing or residential facility owned, operated, or managed by the University.
Tobacco "use" is prohibited in personal vehicles and all vehicles owned, leased, or under the control of Northeastern State University, the State of Oklahoma and all its agencies and instrumentalities including those that provide public transportation. Possession of tobacco products does not constitute "use".
Tobacco use includes, but is not limited to, the carrying by a person of a lighted cigar, cigarette, pipe, or other lighted smoking device or the use of smokeless tobacco including snuff, chewing tobacco, smokeless pouches, or any other form of loose-leaf, smokeless tobacco and electronic nicotine delivery devices.
Northeastern State University will not accept donations, gifts, money, or materials intended to promote the use of tobacco nor participate in any type of services that promote the use of tobacco.
It is prohibited to sell tobacco products or advertise the sale of tobacco products on University property.
Littering the campus with the remains of tobacco products or other disposable products is prohibited.
Organizers and attendees at events (meetings, conferences, lectures, cultural events and sporting events) using NSU facilities are required to abide by the policy. Organizers of such events are responsible for communicating the policy to attendees and for enforcing this policy.
Courtesy and consideration will be exercised when informing others unaware of and/or in disregard of this policy. No retaliation will occur to any person for doing so.
Compliance with this policy by all students, faculty and staff is expected based on NSU's commitment to a healthy culture, free of tobacco, and should be a cooperative effort, encouraged by all students, faculty and staff.
A complaint against an offender, who fails to respond to a request by another, as noted above, may be referred to a dean, director, or other manager. Appropriate disciplinary action will be taken for an offender against whom multiple complaints have been received.
Northeastern State University reserves the right to update policies and procedures or any portion thereof at any time without prior notice.
Students may contact Student Health Center at 918-444-2126 for cessation assistance. Employees may contact Human Resources at 918-444-2230 for cessation assistance.


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Five tools in one, combines crimper for UR/UY/UG, AMP tel splice connectors, 709 series connectors, crimping "B" type connectors and a long nose pliers. Also acts as a crusher, cutter and a .030" stripping hole.
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Designed to provide easy access to connectors in high density locations. The head is formed specifically for BNC connectors. The socket extends 8" from the handle and the overall length is 12".
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This tool is used for various locking terminators including the Gilbert Engineering GTP (Morlock), PRC (Production Products Company), LFT, PCT (International Technology), TPG, TR 75 GTL (Viewsonics), and SV-LT & SV-LTA (Signal Vision) locking terminators. Ergonom...
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Xtinct Chaoz
Just wondering what my fellow guardians think about the Destiny universe.
Jasper12077/1/2014 8:39:34 PM Permalink(•_•)7 - 11/11/2015 3:40:20 AMI would have to say the hive. I don't think the darkness just created them from nothing. They had to come from somewhere, and I want to know about what and how they were before the Darkness. Also, although most of the hive seems mindless, especially the thralls (their name says it all), the wizards and acolytes seem to possess individual will. Do they, like their name suggests, worship the Darkness just as Guardians semi-worship the Traveler? And is it purely that they are in awe of the Darkness, or did it, like the Traveler with humans, do something to earn their devotion? I'm more curious about this race then the others- a space legion, time-robots, and militaristic nomad/invaders don't carry as much mystery as the hive.
Cybaras6/19/2014 4:34:53 AM PermalinkThe Vex have the most mystery compared to other enemies. Fallen have a honor complex, Cabal just want to conquer everything, Hive are just a pawn of the darkness and the Vex.......time traveling robots? They will definitely have the best plot twist of the enemies I think.
too real for tv7/1/2014 7:12:28 PM PermalinkI want to know more about the Fallen before their "fall". Bungie says they had a glorious past and I'm extremely interested in that. What happened and why and all that.
The Caboose7/1/2014 7:45:37 PM PermalinkI wanna know what the fifth Enemy will be most likely the darkness it's self who knows we will learn more on the 17th maybe if not the beta then when the game ships
Kommissar Hades7/1/2014 6:51:07 PM PermalinkAs far as fighting them goes - The Cabal. I wanna see if their huge guns (huge everything, really) is overcompensation, or if they're truly a force to be reckoned with. They LOOK like the most potentially challenging enemies in the game, I really hope that's the case. Although as far as fluff is concerned, the Cabal are actually the least interesting race to me. Storyline wise - The Vex. It's nice of them to travel back in time so that I can kick their arses, but i want to know if there's a method for their madness. Who built them? Why did they come back? Answers, damn it! (Unless they actually specifically came back in time for the sole reason of getting killed by me, in which case, I'm most appreciative)
Maintenance6/30/2014 5:01:08 PM PermalinkLol, nothing can beat time traveling robots of death (Terminator ftw!)
Juan Cena6/30/2014 4:25:33 PM PermalinkTh fallen are cool, and the vex are very interesting. The Hive may end up having a great backstory. But the Cabal, they sound cool with their imperialism and such.
toastybearcub6/30/2014 4:01:46 PM PermalinkSomething about those mole men cabal that just makes them so.... Interesting! And they are huge mother -blam-ers!
Emeveila6/30/2014 3:08:44 PM PermalinkI want to learn about the Vex because no one knows where they came from. They're from the future and they're mysterious. :)
Pierce6/19/2014 4:24:50 AM PermalinkI wanna fight the hive the most but I want to learn about their origin and from the looks I think that the hive are closer to the origin of the darkness than the other races
asspwnedurmum6/30/2014 2:11:41 PM PermalinkHive, I wanna fight race like the flood and it looks like hive is as close as it gets
HHHdomination6/19/2014 8:19:22 AM PermalinkThe fallen because that's what was on my poster when I Pre ordered last September lol
Xtinct Chaoz6/19/2014 4:53:01 AM PermalinkIf you like, it would be cool knowing why you chose that specific race.


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Teen Party Ideas & Themes
Icebreakers to get the party started
Pool Party
Fun swimming pool party theme ideas - complete party planning ideas with decoration, invitations, games, party favor and activity ideas for teen pool parties.
Pool party ideas
Minute To Win It Theme
Let the party guests compete with these fun Minute to Win It style party games! There are 35 fun and challenging games to choose from - all are easy to set up and use common household items. Set up game stations and give out prizes for the winners! Make this your Teen party theme or incorporate them into your birthday theme.
Minute to Win It Party Games
Mystery Dinner
Crazy and fun! The teens are served a crazy dinner - and the fun is they don't know exactly what they are ordering until it comes out of the kitchen. By the third round they have started to figure out the clues and finally get something to eat. Sample menus and complete instructions for a mystery dinner party.
Hotel Shopping Stay
Take them to a nice restaurant or for more fun a Japanese steakhouse where they cook the food in front of you, or reserve a private room in the restaurant.
Music Videos
Borrow several video cameras and let the kids make crazy videos of themselves dancing, singing to karaoke or just being themselves! Edit and then make a DVD for each party guest.
Chocolate fountain Simple idea, but teenagers love it! Set out long toothpicks and bowls of strawberries, marshmallows, fruit, graham crackers, Twinkies (our favorite!), rice krispie treats or anything that can be dipped in chocolate (which is pretty much everything!) This is fun, festive and a real treat! Just add music and dancing.
8 Great Mall Scavenger Hunts - Teens are set loose inside the mall to find items from their list. Many free scavenger hunts are listed - some use a video or digital camera. Our freebie shopping spree lists over 40 things you can find at the mall for free ... if you look hard enough! Free clues and lists are given for most of the hunts. Just print out and go!
More teenage party themes are on our birthday themes page.
Send in your party ideas - ages 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 or 18!
Great ideas for a party including kids birthday games for boys and girls, birthday themes, , fun ideas for birthday party planning,
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